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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 lazy counterattack from the mexicans the sino made a nifty move i measured it was in the box and fired the ball passed to help the smile noir excellent teaching 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 to minutes later yulian 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 screeching long range shot clipped the post mexico now top group out well germany needs to go back to the drawing board. press there was really an on it mitigated disaster for germany what do you make of the performance you know take a page out of you or him look over their head coach addressed the media he called it negligent in haphazard i would have to agree because as definitive champions you expect more from them they're known as a turning meant team you k

morning carlos mail us it chose the wrong way take an early lead for mexico then javier hernandez chicha ito made it to zip that's his fiftieth goal in his national colors the south korea had more shots on goal than mexico in this game but . too little too late you know the loss extends south korea's round of world cup defeats to four matches and it's the first time since two thousand and two world cup mexico has won back to back matches so mexico is looking mighty good and fierce right now so being that germany is also in group with mexico what does this early result mean for our team here in germany well the pressure is on them you know the pressure is on them to win their current match i can give you an update right now against sweden we are at the fifty nearly the fifty fifth minute it's one one all ok that's the minimum they need but they really want to win ok yogi love addressed the media talking about that his players key players had to change their mind say he even made a lineup changes prior to this match no sammy could do. a gnome as it was a who's all started has been starting a k

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villa st showed the wrong way early on and then it was she shot ito also known as javier hernandez as his government name he made it to zip his fiftieth goal with his national colors you know strangely south korea had more shots on goal than mexico in this game but they just couldn't get it done and the last sixteen south korea's run of world cup defeats to four in mexico for the first time since two thousand and two they have back to back wins in the world cup so mexico is looking good so looking at the overall table all round of sixteen for germany is still sort of in play what does germany still have to do to qualify well they have to win i think i think you always want to win i think we do have the table we can take a look at the table now group f. their grade for their opening match was an f against mexico because they lost of course but now just looking at the table you can see how it is six points mexico free and clear in their next opponent being sweet and they don't necessarily need to win germany they need three points sweden as you can see tied on three whoever does best in

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so we will continue ito the 27th that would be fine. >> great. >> that would give you time to reach out. that's sh we talked about as well. >> absolutely. >> also given the election -- and that was also something that's been upon us that caused a bit of a schedule adjustment for everyone, including supervisor kim. i would image it would be difficult to meet with her right now. why don we continue this item -- do we have a motion to continue this item -- >> i would also like to suggest -- when are you going on your tour? >> on the 22nd. >> perfect. >> what was the question? >> june 22nd. >> she's going on a tour of treasure island. >> just because of the uncertainty of a committee meeting -- i don't want to say a date certain and we don't have a meeting on that date because of the budget. why don't we continue this to the call of the chair. and we'll get it on the next meeting. it will be sometime the following week. i just don't want to say the 27th and we don't get it. we have a number of special meets as well. we'll just say continue to the call of the chair. is that okay? okay. we'll

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. >>> a great day do ito do it. >> the sun was out. cooling outside. inland skill temperatures soaring well through the 90s. we will show you the areas seeing cooling. around the inner bay and coast, you have 60s. you have 70s in heyward. 94 in livermore. it's the inner bay and coast, see the areas in blue? that's the cooldown. we're not seeing any cooling around the valley. san francisco, breezy right now. winds out of the west at 22 miles an hour. fremo fremont, another spot seeing cooling compared to yesterday. san jose, low 90s around this time. now down to 83. the sea breeze starting to pick up. no low clouds yet. this is setting the stage to a big dropoff in temperatures tomorrow. morning temperatures mostly mid 50s. then as we go hourly hour tomorrow with the temperatures, notice the trend here through midafternoon. the inland temperatures dropping by a good ten to 15 degrees. some cooling monday. then a lot more cooling we think inland as we get into tuesday and wednesday. san jose tomorrow, closer to our seasonal averages. upper 70s to mid 80s

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