i think it is terrific. worth another look. best dvd? a father and daughter living off grid and being found by the authorities and how they then react to being found and brought back into society. i thought this was wonderful. it is made be the same film maker who made winter's bone. i love when a film explains itself without somebody saying, "this is happening here." that never happens in leave no trace. i don't think was seen by enough people in the cinema. at the moment it is my favourite film of the year. you're so positive. you love everything! i'm an upbeat kind of guy. thank you. and you will find more film news from across the bbc online at the website. that is it for this week. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. for many places a chilly start this morning led into a beautiful day. however this is not a sign of what is to come over the weekend because changes have already started to take place across the northwest. clouds are surge as built m, northwest. clouds are surge as built in, this is a satellite from earlier. thi

i thought the best decision was to bowl first. i still believe that.eve that we applied the reserve well. the first half, i thought that we got in the last six we got too much runs. ijust believe that we didn't, we didn't bat well. we just didn't bat well. elsewhere, england‘s men will be hoping to complete a series whitewash when the 3rd and final test against sri lanka gets underway in colombo in a few hours time. it would be only the third time that an england side has achieved the feat in a series of three tests or more — and would complete a remarkable turnaround in less than year. england began 2018 by losing three and drawing one of their first four tests. now they have the chance to end the year by making it 9 wins out of 10. it has been quite a journey, i think of the group of players, the test team. we did obviously start with difficult circumstances, and we were playing our best cricket, but we have kind of, we found a way to get toa have kind of, we found a way to get to a really strong position. i think we have — there has been a few chang

that i didn't take every opportunity every time to do the right thing, to do the thing that i thought was the besti a lot of times did you think that was a easy thing for the thing that i was afraid i would be criticized for. and most of you know i had a health scare. after that health scare i decided you only have one chance in life and you have to make decisions that you think are the best decisions for the people, the best decision for the future, and most important best decision for our children. as i went to washington, d.c. not to rubberstamp any political party, not to take an easy easy decision. i went to washington, d.c. to represent the people of north dakota the best way that i could come and i think that's what -- [applause] i also want to thank libby schneider in particular. [applause] give a wave, libby. give a wave. i won't make you come up, libby. she's been a great team leader. she is what an incredible race, a race at that incredible had once to begin with and we knew that. and so which is in illicit proud of the team she put together. i can't tell you driving around north dakota

that i didn't take every opportunity every time to do the right thing, to do the thing that i thought was the bestng. i a lot of times did the thing that was the easy thing for the thing that i was afraid i'd be criticized for. most of you know i had a health scare and after the health scare i decided you only have one chance in life and you have to make decisions that you think are the best decisions for the people, the best decisions for the future and most importantly the best decisions for her children. i went to washington d.c. not to rubberstamp any political party, not to take an easy come easy decision. i went to washington d.c. to represent the people of north dakota the best way that i could. and i think that's what we did. [cheers and applause] i also want to thank libby schneider in particular. giveaways. i won't make you, aaron a great team leader. she's run a credible race. the race that incredible headwinds to be able to do that. and honestly proud of the team she put together and i can tell you driving around north dakota and speaking with people how incredibly important it was tha

best." >> hello and welcome come i am taylor riggs. is is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business, news and analysis and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. monday began with an unexpected shock when one of europe's longest standing political leaders give notice. >> the end of an era for europe. angela merkel stepping down as ahead of the christian democratic party in december after nearly two decades of the helm. also announcing this morning that she will not seek other political office after her term as german chancellor ends in 2021. issued that the red person to run a country, why should a red person to run the country? >> a good question to put to her. last 12 or 13 years, she has consistently said that the party leadership is necessary bound -- is necessarily bound with being chesler. now she is not running again for reelection as a party leader. she said that you would stay in office as chancellor, and she , buto serve her whol

i think it's the best library i have everseen in my life.s library is run entirely by volunteers in premises donated by local shopping centre. they stepped in when the council library closed, due to cuts. there is a wonderful feel about having a library that is being run by the community, and we are very lucky that regard. but the bottom line is let's have the funding back

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andknow, i will do my best try to say thank you to as many as possible. e me if i don't name every one of you. our family has been on quite a journey this year. i don't think there's any mistake about it. after more than a year of persuasion, and i just got off the phone with president trump and vice president pence -- [applause] senator mcconnell called just before the vice president called. just before the president called. clear that itery was a long year of hardship. it all camerse, down to that decision in early january after an oval office meeting with chris able and a whole bunch of people that i said no. and we meant it. it was a sincere rejection of the idea to run for senate. i love the people's house. kelley armstrong, you're going to love the people's house. believe me. [applause] i really did feel that is where i could best serve. january there was a fateful vote. the vote to ban late-term failed and a very crass celebration took place on the floor of the u.s. senate for its failure. withhone began to ring constituents and stakeholder saying y

i went to washington, d.c. to represent the people of north dakota the best that i could.applause] i also want to thank libby schneider in particular. [applause] wave, libby. give a wave. i won't make you come up, libby. she has been a great team leader. an incredible race that had great headwinds to begin with. we knew that. we are enormously proud of the team she put together. around tell you driving north dakota speaking to people how incredibly important it was that they represent me on the ground the way i wanted to be represented. i think they were enormously energetic and enthusiastic. so grateful for the welcoming they were given by north dakota'ns in every corner of the state. i want to thank my incredible legislative and congressional staff. [applause] and will go on to big better things. they have learned a lot. i think they have learned a lot about north dakota. they've learned a lot about our incredible people. really honored to serve the people of north dakota in the way they served the people of north dakota. whether it is giving veterans their benefits, loo

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best. hello and welcome. i in kailey leinz. this is bloomberg best, your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with the day by day look at the top headlines. saudiday, from sake o arabia, investors hoped oil would snap extend a losing streak. >> oil is higher this morning in saudi arabia and said they would reduce crude sales in december, and suspect opec will cut next year. they are back in swing factor. the are ready to reduce probably by 500,000. that leaves potentially 500,000 to be distributed amongst the rest. >> yes, it stops the routes, the bear market. but it is not exactly the bump i think they were hoping for. what we are thinking about, they have one month until the news and bmx, they have one month to grab control of the narrative and convinced the markets they are serious. >> when president trump tweeted -- "hopefully, saudi arabia and opec will not be cutting oil production. oil prices should be much lower based on supply

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up with a lot more governors is very important because governors are usually are our most you know i best pool of talent for a national election so replenishing that pools will be very important for the party . but there's been a lot of talk about a blue wave some are calling it a tidal wave in the build up to these elections a strong showing for the democrats as you just outlined what i'm wondering is could that actually be something that could hurt democrats people feeling like well i don't need to go vote because there is this blue wave anyway. you know i don't think that's going to be a big factor in this midterm election we're already seeing signs of extraordinary voter interest an extraordinary turnout the early voting that happened before today was unprecedentedly strong the amount of grassroots fundraising democrats are raised roughly two to one over republicans from ordinary people small contributions from actual politically active people so i think there are a lot of signs that that there's not going to be any lack of motivation particularly on the democratic side we have rain t

i am actually a person who goes out there and tries to give as the best for the team. nice not, but as i said i don't look too far ahead and just want to take each innings one game at a time. if i get a chance tomorrow i can contribute and in the second innings try to sneak a few more rounds of and then hope for it recently we are taking one innings at a time, one over at a time and the spinners will have a huge day tomorrow and seamers probably will not bowl as much as we would like but that is a great thing because we have three great spinners and they are bowling nicely and moeen ali and jack leach so that this evening. —— showed that. south africa are chasing 108 for victory in their match against tournament hosts and defending champions west indies at the icc women's world t20 in saint lucia. after being sent in the hosts managed 107 for 7. at the same venue, sri lanka won the early match beating bangladesh by 25 runs. after being sent in the sri lankans could only make 97 for 7. in response bangladesh madejust 72 as they crash out with a game to play, while sri la

best effort. you deserve every else -- every ounce in me to go there and make sure i make the best decisions for everyississippian that calls this state home. you have handed me your vote, handed me a victory, you have put confidence in me. i'm not going to let you down. i've got a flight in the morning. i've got to be at the airport at 4:30. i'm going to washington, d.c. first thing in the morning. they are calling and looking for me. i will be there starting in the morning. nunneleesenator alan was a great friend of mine. cindy, me all the time, the joy in my heart wasn't put there by the world and the world can't take it away. that's how i feel tonight. thank you very much. you.ank [applause] >> washington journal, live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. wednesday morning, indiana republican congressman jim banks will be with us talking about his recent trip to afghanistan. then a discussion of the u.s. asylum process with sarah pierce of the migration policy institute. maryland republican -- marilyn congressman john sarbanes will talk about legislation to strengthen democracy. j

and i only best friends it's not hard to understand why i. took up to be a ballet dancer because that's something that her mother wanted to be and she was very. humorous to your. us the benefit of tremendously economically through the cost of it we'll do the world by coming out about effectively giving up the power to impose structural adjustment on global thought countries over the eighty's and ninety's so from fundamentally doesn't understand how these are these are useful tools of us imperialism of them facts right so it's not clear to me what is right is i mean it's true that these institutions are deeply unfair but not unfair to the us their own affairs their to the majority world to the global south and that's really the reason it's reforms and. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent flies last year some with fou

i need. and it best to make upfor more than i need. and it best to make up for my deficiencies in the other stuff. —— and i needed this to make upfor other stuff. —— and i needed this to make up for the deficiencies. three, two, one. it doesn't matter if it is a charity race of the grand national, you've got to be superfit, racing is dangerous, a really dangerous sport and you cannot afford to be flopping around on top of the horse and if you are not fit thatis of the horse and if you are not fit that is what this happens. we've got lots of studies and look at what professional athletes do and the jockey‘s body works as hard as an olympic 400 metres sprinter. iamso olympic 400 metres sprinter. i am so pleased that over. i don't know if i've done enough. this could not be more different to the way i used to riding. the stirrups are much shorter, i am holding the reins differently, the horse is double the size and it is going to go twice the speed. this is terrifying. watching lizzie going around, she is making a fairly good shape so far,

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are facebook's best days behind them. >> yeah, i think their best days are behind. impediment too their company is coming down pike, regulation, we have seen it happen in europe, only time until united states takes course, and reason being is because platform has been weaponize, we have not seen -- >> come on. >> are you saying their platform was not weaponize in election. myanmar, philippines the united states, what is that come on? >> i agree with you. >> thank you. >> i'm a bearish on facebook, this is a stom that seems low that goes lower, it reminding me of say microsoft late 2000s, people bought microsoft said it not going out the of, this could be type of stock that stays in a trading pattern or goes lower for 10 years or more. >> problem when your employees are not happy, those numbers are big declines you see. remember a lot of these employees they have stock in company, they have options, you keep seeing stock down 20% year-to-date, that does not look good to them, dud not bode well, that important to millennials their company is doing good for the world.

and i only best friends it's not hard to understand why i. took up to be a ballet dancer because that's something her mother wanted to be and she was very. humorous to us. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. cranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year good truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is ve

i wasn't interested in the best practice for the best consulting firms. o be an entrepreneur, and i grew up in real estate. i wanted to do something, but do it my way in terms of different shading. and i think my journey and what 's challenging for me is something not so easy. i think that's my impetus. that's what drives me. because it's really trying to prove it to myself because it is so difficult to achieve. i would like to take that journey. i'd like to take that first step, and let me figure this out and if i fail, i'm the only one to blame. i was in new york for five years, did a great project there, moved back to the philippines because of the high gdp growth rate, because it's an emerging country. it used to be a sick dog of asia, labeled as such, but now obviously fastest in terms of gdp growth. that was very interesting to see. haslinda: it's no secret that you love art. you are obsessed with art. but you are self-taught when it comes to art. robbie: yes. haslinda: how did that come about? robbie: firstly, i'm interested in reading and learning.

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i did my best, and at that time i made a resolution. if i thought we would ever get back into one of these situations again, i promised myself i would be vocal about what could go wrong even if i knew it wouldn't be as serious as the great recession that's what we're on the verge of here. that's what the markets are saying that's what the ceos are worried about offline. jay powell gets it, too. he wants people to know that he now understands that there's another side, the slowing side, the side with cracks, the side that robert kaplan was telling you about with the questions he asked. is it too late yes, if we get four more hikes, no if we only get one more he now realizes raising rates isn't the goal he realized his goal isn't to hasten the end of cycle talk, that everyone accepts as the outcome of his rate hikes and the president's tariff increases. so thank you, robert kaplan, forgiving powell the opportunity to walk us back from the precipice without ever contradicting himself. we now know powell is concerned that we could be at the

so i think that my case is about being the best present for how we go forward , the best present for we go forward, and i will not answer any more questions on that subject. we saw something this morning that challenges the conscience of our country. we saw something this morning that was a differentiation in this —— morning that was a differentiation in this -- in morning that was a differentiation in this —— in respect for our country. we have two bridge that gap, to bring people together and i think i can do a good job at that. but i will not spend... i would rather answer questions about policy and the rest. the record will speak for itself. the president said that if the democrats want investigations, any chance of bipartisanship is off. you have any concerns that these investigations could jeopardise your opportunities to legislate? we do not attempt to linkjewish our responsible to you as article one —— relinquished our responsibility. this does not mean we are looking for a fight, but if we are looking for a fight, but if we see a need to go forward, we will. that will be the

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i never met julian assange. best of my recollection, i did not have anyone who connected know julian assange. best of my recollection, what i knew in advance about julian assange was going to do in terms of having the podesta e-mails, i figured out. >> best of my recollection comes up four times there. that seems -- >> extravagant. >> and roger stone was being similarly lawyerly when he said to us today it's possible to take individual communications out of context and create a false impression to the grand jury. such a case would be weak and fail. anybody who has watched the mueller investigation knows those aren't the kind of cases that robert mueller brings. and, chris, let's back up. why should we care about these ancillary figures in this investigation? the reason is because the "end game" here is mueller is trying to figure out whether there was a channel between the russians through wikileaks to the trump campaign. therefore, whether there was a conspiracy among members of the trump campaign and these minor fi

i also bested rachel maddow. how can that be, rachel? >> i usually have so many words and i have the best words but for this i have no words. did this fiercely just happened. [laughter] greg: to quote rachel -- but even i have to admit this is weird. something wrong when i more trusted than what was her. how can that be? he's boring which makes him instantly trustworthy and i'm flattered by this but terrified. me trusted by you? i don't even trust myself. i won't even be alone with me. but here's the real problem. the list had mixed commentators with reporters which is stupid. fnc has both but we clearly label what's what. other networks are the square which is why some of the people mistake opinion for a fact which lead to big news. no wonder people think trump is crazy or insane because it's an opinion coming from their new sources and that is not healthy if we only had something for that. >> i'm not leaving. call the military. trump will engineer a coup. he will round up families and separate children. he will imprison women and turn t

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mom when people talk about celebrate him and that i want to know about the top players he's always going to be up with the best by them something he set so many records. is not going to be forgotten that i think of this. by summer twenty seven team his running total was one hundred four league goals for bringing me into hundred six appearances a phenomenal goal scoring record. i don't mind but if he'd stayed in prime and knows how many goals it is called here. he's someone we certainly won't forget in a hurry. his arms contract wasn't renewed but he was still not done with bundesliga football. the new season and new challenge. to to revive didn't last long though his arm was one hundred ninety second for this league is goal menteith scored twenty calendar. years running in germany's top flight another record but that was it the only time he netted for a cologne side spiraling towards relegation a career first he could have done without. nothing today off the after being relegated chasing after the yeah maybe it's time to call it day to day something else. i then again you're thinking about another well you can

best effort. you deserve every ounce in me to go there and make sure i make the best decisions for every single mississippianhat calls this great state home. [applause] you have handed me your vote, you have handed me a victory, you have put confidence in me. i'm not going to let you down. i have a flight in the morning. i've got to be at the airport at 4:30. i am going to washington, d.c. first thing in the morning. i have got to be at work. they are calling and looking for me. i will be there starting in the morning. i just thank you so much for everything. the late senator alan nunnelee was a really good friend of mine. he told me all the time, cindy, the joy in my heart wasn't put there by the world and the world can't take it away. thank you so very much. [applause] >> thank you. >> here's a look at our live coverage wednesday. on c-span, the house is back at noon eastern for legislative business. on the agenda, several bills, including one that would direct the commerce secretary to conduct a study on the development of internet connected devices in the u.s. c-span2 bang, british prime minister theresa

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i will take this deal back to the house of commons confident we have achieved the best deal availabletry. in parliament and beyond it, iwill our country. in parliament and beyond it, i will make the case for this deal with all my heart. with the uk set to leave in four months, eu officials called it a sad day, and have a warning for mps.

you don't have to say i'm your best friend. i am a techie dad.n. believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. howie: president trump told chris wallace he's finished writing answers to mueller's questions. he said it's gone totally nuts. he says they are a disgrace to our nation. they don't care how many lives they ruin. these are angry people, including the highly-conflicted bob mueller. a total witch hunt like no other in american history. joining us. emily jashinsky. sara fischer and mo elleithee' who runs georgetown university's institute of politics. the media is covering this as an overheated escalation on the president's part. emily: when the president is tweeting in capital letters, it's understandable. but at the same time the president has frustrations about the scope of the investigation that's supposed to be collusion. so it's s

who do you see making it into the champions league we've already heard dina thinks well i mean i think the best thing about this season is that i don't think anyone can tell it's such an exciting season it's so close we finally have a total race again between. front foot maybe. and then we'll have a lot of team go in the champions league pick to be honest. process a whole thing on get back up the i think. one of the best young coaches in this league in the world even and i constantly get gutted they scored but he keeps producing great teams and they're just outside the champions league spots and i can see them making a run for the end of the season to get back in the certainly going to be an interesting race now we have to take a look at the table at the end of match day twelve course dortmund stay top this weekend followed by who are there we are just seeing it now who are four points behind frankfurt move up to third while leipsic moved down after their defeat to vols burke on saturday not so. in face to nab it down the other end of the table in the bottom half no big changes the bottom five

i wanted to show the senegalese were one of the best countries in the world for football. -- lilian thuram of senegal football and i hope i will do it in the future.|j remember he was a good player, he was always quiet, working hard, a lwa ys was always quiet, working hard, always can. yes, he had a great season always can. yes, he had a great season last year as well.|j always can. yes, he had a great season last year as well. i am kalidou koulibaly, i play for napoli, vote for me as the bbc african footballer... 0f napoli, vote for me as the bbc african footballer... of the year...! african footballer... of the year. . .! laughter kalidou koulibaly is nominated along with mohamed salah, medhi benatia,sadio mane, and thomas pa rtey, and you can vote for your favourite right now via the bbc sport website. that's bbc.com/sport and follow the link to the bbc african footballer of the year voting page. voting closes on sunday, december 2nd. sticking with football, who was football's first superstar? stanley matthews? george best? david beckham ? well you may not have heard of fred spiksley bu

i think the best thing for us was happened. ondition as the other team. unfortunately we have to live with this fact. the tidy four hours since have had nothing to do with the party or the final. in terms of sports, we were clearly at a disadvantage and could not play. this was the first time both won as far as teams have met in the final of south america's biggest clu b the final of south america's biggest club drummond, a matched donors this super classic had been hyped up still further. but the crowd for a training session last week. the rivalry was forged in downtown by nazario is and is bound up in class, identity and history. such is the risk of violence that no way fans we re risk of violence that no way fans were allowed at eden lake but that wasn't enough to stop the trouble. maybe more at play than simply overflowing passion. —— were allowed at either leg of the determinants. there was a police operation cracking down on some of these illegal activities. there is a theory that the attack was a reprisal to the fact that

it is really hard, but i thought coming out to germany and expressing myself is the best thing i haves the best thing i have ever done. wales had the opportunity to win their nations league group and take a huge step towards qualification for euro 2020. welcome to friday sportsday. lots for you tonight. we're starting with cricket because england are firmly on top in the second test against sri lanka and it's largely thanks to this man, joe root. he was at his brilliant best in kandy today. england ending day three at 324—9 before play was stopped due to bad light. that's a lead of 278 runs. jo currie was watching the action for us. after sri lanka's batsmen dominated yesterday today it was the turn of england's batting order to show their mettle. starting the day 46 runs behind the hosts the tourists offered an almost instant setback. jack leach the early victim to sri lanka's spin. but rory burns was made of tougher stuff. alongsidejoe root he reached his half—century in quick time. the partnership wasn't to last though, burns was out shortly afterwards. given. ben stokes looked bem

>> as i just said in answer to an earlier question, m.p.'s have been debating how best to deliver on the result of the referendum. i think what the british people want to do and i believe what m.p.'s will do when it comes to the vote in the house of commons is focus on the people who voted to leave and how we do that in a way that is good for the united kingdom. i'm committed to bringing the best deal back for the united kingdom. i expect when we come members of parliament across my party will look at that deal and will recognize the importance of delivering on the vote of the british people and reckfies the importance of doing that that does people's jobs our security and united kingdom. george. , there are ster reports tonight that michael has been asked to become the new brexit secretary but will take that job on condition that he is allowed to go back to brussels and try for more concessions. will you allow the new brexit secretary there will be more concessions. are you struggling to find people who want to fill those roles? hours have seen three in the house of co

, but i can guarantee you florida will have the best first lady in the country. would also like to thank my parents for all they did for me, especially my mother, a retired nurse. we have two kids under two. when you are running for governor in this massive state, has helped that she has been here helping us get through this process. i want to thank her. i also want to thank the volunteers we had throughout the state of florida. [applause] is, i am putting up the ideas in the leadership, but you are the ones that made this victory happen. you knocked on doors, you made calls, and you sent me your prayers across the state of florida. one of the reasons i worked so hard is because i saw you working hard and i did not want to let you down. i also want to thank our campaign staff, who works very hard throughout this process starting with our campaign best in suzy wiles, the the business. she worked, and everyone worked so hard. i want to think our wonderful lieutenant governor elect, jeanette nuÑez. [applause] when wect desantis: started the campaign and she got on t

[applause] and it really did feel like that is where i could best serve.hen, late in january, there was a fateful vote. the vote to ban late-term abortions failed in a very crass celebration took place on the floor of the united states senate. and the stakeholders taking got to read your in early february, the president called again and in the way he always, and complete, to the point, he said, kevin and chris, stop thinking about yourselves and your opinion about your country. [cheers and applause] and it was no longer about us or even about her family. it was about something much larger. so we made the decision to run for the senate and never once looked back. not for a moment, not for a second. [applause] if there was an energy and enthusiasm and an op denies them from the very minute we announced to this very moment right now, the likes of which i've never very hands in the prayers when not in held us up and we feel them even tonight. during our journey we lost a son and while we walked through that very deep valley, we never felt more connected, more

mom when people talk about that of brian and i don't want to know about the top players he's always going to be out with the best are. going to be he set some many records. is not going to be forgotten that's the thing for this i buy summer twenty seven team his running total was one hundred four league goals for braman in two thousand and six appearances a phenomenal goal scoring record. i don't mind but if he'd stayed at braman who knows how many goals are to school here . he's someone we certainly won't forget in a hurry. bizarros contract wasn't renewed but he was still not done with just legal football. the new season a new challenge with cologne to revive didn't last long though his arm was one hundred ninety second fundus league goal menteith scored twenty calendars. years running in germany's top flight another record but that was it the only time he netted for a cologne side spiraling towards relegation a career first he could have done without. nothing to offer the after being relegated just think that yeah maybe it's time to call it a day into something else. and then again you're thinking about anoth

still haven't woke up. >> they're going to do things for you. >> when i saw her play it, i mean, is she not the beste her. >> nicole plays the movie version of martha connelly in "boy erased" based on her son garrard's emotional memoire about his time in a guy conversion camp. >> nicole being a mom, what was it like as you listened to the story and how much did that help you play this role? >> because she's so loving, you know, everything that she did and has done is out of love. it's not like she was doing anything maliciously. i complete understand that as a mother. >> they say sometimes you gotta hurt a child in order to help them, but a mother knows when something isn't right. >> russell crowe is nicole's conservative baptist preacher husband in the film written and directed by joel edgerton who also stars. >> so who's ready? >> i had to acknowledge that the choice to send people to conversion therapy and the reason why it exists in some corner is because people really believe they are helping. >> the role was especially tough for nicole who was happy to get back home and celebrate hubby keith u

but i came and i made the premier league look old. that is the best thing. ted to the games, i said i'm a to my coach, i don't want to disappoint you. and my team—mates. i cannot give you the money were used to, that's why i will not give you this version because i am not ready. he had the man before the injury and the one after that was not ready, and i said to him,| after that was not ready, and i said to him, i cannot give you the old man. we set up a network where it works for the football player, me, and the family because i think the two parts has to work. if one part works and not the other one, it will not be successful. but they are happy here, it is less stress. the circumstances when i chose were a little bit special because of my injury, and! little bit special because of my injury, and i never had a major injury, and i never had a major injury, so... all the injury, and i never had a major injury, so... allthe things injury, and i never had a major injury, so... all the things we imagined, it has happened. we fulfilled every thing from division 1