that only left robin knox—johnston in the race.37 days, did you know you were missing? well, i wasn't missing because i knew where i was. but to the rest of the world i was missing. every time i saw a ship i tried calling up. i called up one off the equator when i had appendicities and i thought boy, these will be the last humans i see. when i called them with the lamp, no answer. i fired distress rockets, he just sailed straight past. how did you treat that? well, i didn't have the drugs you need to keep it under control so i went on a sloppy diet. didn't eat very much at all. i went on soft food like porridge and things like that. i did not eat meat, vegetables, anything like that. i was doubled up in the cockpit for three days, i was in a lot of pain. and then it began to fade. i eventually thought i'd poisoned myself with my cooking. at what point did you manage to make contact with the uk and effectively plan your homecoming? it was easter saturday actually. i think it was the 5th of april. about 7am i called up a british ship

raise the point this moment johnstone's that getting the seconds of the game said just have to meet the match that when they scored from two goals from set pieces from corners he said that down south gate had been doing his research they found that a surprisingly large number of goals in the age of football tournament the school from set pieces and they focused on practicing these they made this a focal point of their attack and this is showing because they scored seven goals six of come from set pieces which is quite phenomenal but i mean fair play to southgate these teams they've done the home absolutely and it's a very big thing with the with the english f.a. that they use the technology that's available so they used to test takes two two and i think games and see where are the little gaps where can we where can we find the one to the five percent that you need to be better than the other thing that you're playing now if you think back ten years when guardiola came on the scene the focus was on possession how much can we have the game or how much can we have of the game how much of t

i just saw on screen there england already won the up against panama johnstone scoring in the eighth minute will keep that take a going up every time a goal scold in this world cup football's governing body fief is open to disciplinary case against two players on the swiss national team who performed what appeared to be an albanian nationalist symbol after scoring in that match against serbia on friday both are of albanian or cos of an heritage that one of the players also had a cost of one flag on the back of his boots albanians have long been supporters of cos of an independent kosovo ceded from serbia back in two thousand and eight but have received little international recognition of the seven football association said it would follow a complaint against the players. we will ride fee for this is the keys of the boots it is a question of several kind of virtual flacks and it is this celebration of both goals for switzerland players reaction to the accusations they said their actions had nothing to do with politics a most an emotional response to success in the game. now on a light

before johnstone's got his brace in the fortieth minutes. ahead of the break harry k. made it five completing his chicken early in the second time. celebrates a late consolation like a winner but it was england's who victorious six one the final score their highest ever world cup win. and there were just as many goals and berth for a trite but those games they played out differently if there were another seven goals from the two remaining games of the day for group say japan's clash with senna goal was very different to poland's clash with colombia in the first it was a very tightly contested affair very dramatic to the end and the second there was a clear when i said let's have a look at how those games turned out. not in the us yet he may not be something opens a scoring off to forty minutes at casa table as well as a better team and went on to two more go it's on the continent the second time that i'm a psycho and one plus securing presses from the sprawling i can go man sutton's a group one potentate to make it out of his group stage shows a certain man a role in t

before johnstone's got his brace in the forty eight minutes. ahead of the break harry came in at five completing his chicken early in the second time off. panama celebrates a late consolation like a winner but it was a england who were victorious six one the final score their highest ever world cup win. well for what was coming home on race i think we can both see that quite clearly. no but in all seriousness a great result for england if we're still smarting off the belgian game on thursday i will be very pleased and if it goes can i was playing in the world cup for the first time i must also mention that but now defend him goes in group h. talk us with that like you say another seven goals in group h. but two very different games that all four teams were action the first was very tight you can test the fed japan against senegal but there was a clear winner in poland's clash with colombia let's take a look at how that turned out. so colombia is yemeni now and deservedly opened the scoring after forty minutes. because of pedro's were the better

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and johnstone just exploited that space.and scored and what a great header that was and and then we had for me a little bit of doubt about a penalty and that's jesselyn god who were who got. pushed appalled at what you don't even know to be completely honest break up i don't see it and harry came he stepped up and walked the nazi that was and you think it's a bit brave i bet you would also put it out there no dance about the finish again van though slightly disappointing isn't that we were hoping for more the contribution from the i think i think what happened with here is they actually checked it and they saw that the referee had made the right decision. and again we're talking about this all the time we are going to talk about quite a lot until all the way to the end of the world cup because i think that bob would play a massive part in who wins but it is it's not bullet proof it's still and that the father assistance and the referees they still have to interpret the situation and very few of these situations sort of play

it's 50 years since sir robin knox—johnston sailed nonstop around the world.x—johnston set off to sail around the world in the sunday times golden globe race. this is his story. when a big wave is coming towards the boat, it's too late to be scared. that shark is stopping now, so he's got to go. i think it's not a bad way to spend your life actually. robin knox—johnston was an experienced merchant seamen, he'd spent eight years working for the british india company on the shipping routes around india east, and south africa. but in 1967, something happened and that would change his life. he had completed his voyage around the world! he has a proud place in the history of maritime! he stopped once in australia but it was an incredible voyage and i think anyone vaguely interested realised that there's one thing to be done and that was go nonstop and the idea sort of fixed on me really. and i got some drawings made up of a much bigger boat because of bigger boat goes faster but i could not get any money so eventually i took the boat i got. and where did the name c

my name is carrie johnstone and the office of director for trafficking in persons. thank you all for joining us today to mark the release of the 18th annual trafficking and persons or tip report. it is an honor to be here today with secretary pompeo and adviser to the president, ivanka trump. we thank you both very elevating the issue of human trafficking and for your support for our office. a quick word about today's program. first secretary pompeo will give keynote remarks. following that, secretary pompeo and ms. trump will honor our heros and hear brief remarks from one of them. after the event concludes, i will invite you to pick up a copy of the report at the back of the auditorium. ladies and gentlemen, secretary of state, michael r. pompeo. [ applause ] welcome, everyone, to the state department. we are incredibly proud to be hosting this event today. i want to thank ivanka trump for joining us for the second year in a row now. your personal engagement with this issue matters an awful lot. it illustrates the administration's complete commitment and the prior

joining us from washington, we look at axios a.m., editor in chief for axios, nicholas johnston.get ready for the coming war over health care. if you thought that debate was over when republicans failed to repeal the affordable care act, you were wrong. it's driven by four pieces, the rising costs of prescription drugs, always a big issue. the precarious state of medicare. getting new data showing how it won't have enough money to survive long-term and rising premiums is a perennial issue every fall when new premium increases come out and the sleeper issue driving a lot of this debate is increasing out of pocket costs, deductibles are rising, people are feeling that. >> a quick question for you. how are democrats looking to seize on this hot-button issue as we move closer to the mid terms. some have called to make health care the central issue during the august recess that was canceled by mitch mcconnell. >> they'll be making a big issue of this. red state democrats in missouri, west virginia are using this as a way to highlight the opioid epidemic and democrats are unified, sayi

he left germany to live from johnston hall but now i'm going to come back. several german i ascribed to being held in kurdish detention camps when they say they know nothing about emerging artist atrocities. but how kind of a lot of. action jumping into the. global three thousand and sixty minutes on d w. it is all having such a vivid and i'm. sure link to news from africa around the world. your link to exceptional stories of discussions came to unwelcome student news after clean programming night from bernie jenny from the news of easy and what we've seen the dead beat it comes back to africa to join us on facebook t w africa . a site clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in a range marriage and those who want to marry for love. a clutch that's shaking families and society to the core. of my father would be angry sometimes i think i'm already. looking commandos starts july eighth t w. two weeks conservatives from southern germany want a european migration plan or they could bring down the government here in berlin for transfer it's m

nick johnston.er. >>> i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf, "morning joe" starts right now. >>> good morning, it's thursday june 14th. welcome to "morning joe." with us we have msnbc contributor, mike barnicle. former aide to the george w. bush white house and state department, elise jordan. and chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. joe, i think i'm going to dive right in. we've got to show you this and then we'll assess. look at this interview that aired on fox news last night, president trump again seeming to share his admiration for autocratic rulers, praising china's xi jinping for his iron grip on his government and dismissing kim jong un's brutal treatment, imprisonment and murder of those who he suspects of opposing his regime. take a look. >> i have a very good relationship with president xi. of china. he's you know, incredible guy. just essentially president for life. that's pretty good. >> chairman kim w

with a look at axios a.m., editor in chief for axios nicholas johnston. thing. we got to congratulate you guys at axios for being named the best digital start-up at the 2018 digital media awards, we'd like to feel we had a part in that. >> you guys got the word out. >> what's the one big thing this morning for axios? >> president trump tightening his hold over all of government we knew he was one-man west wing. didn't listen to his aides, couldn't be reined in, didn't take advice from outside experts very often. republicans control both the house and the senate. they had not been a check on his power. now with justice kennedy's retirement, trump has an opportunity to reshape the court. removing one more check on his power in the judicial branch. one republican who likened trump's power now as to what president george w. bush had shortly after 9/11. when all the government was united behind him. one republican told us the reason he's able to pull this off is that he successfully united economic conservatives, national security conservatives and social cons

now on bbc news, it's 50 years since sir robin knox—johnston sailed non—stop around the world.n set off to sail around the world in the sunday times golden globe race. this is his story. when a big wave is coming towards the boat, it's too late to be scared.

day at the world cup so far and england showed their dominance from the very start was actually johnstone's who headed in for the early one zero for england kerry kane netted another one shortly later but jesse lingard really stole the show stole the show with this shot from long range stone scored another before half time came scored two more and in the end it was a six one win for england we have to say though props to panama because they were celebrating that one goal as if they'd won the world cup this is their first world cup ever and this was their first goal so they are celebrating the hard harry kane on the other hand is now the world cup's top scorer he scored five goals total just before belgium's romelu lukaku with four goals and portugal's kris jenner in all that with four as well so england now joined belgium in the knockout stages and they're neck and neck ahead of their clash look into your crystal ball for us who do you see winning that one that's a really difficult one to call because we just heard the cuckoo and harry kane they're the top scorers at this tournament they ha

against tunisia meeting just eleven minutes before their top marksman hurricane put them in front johnstone's header brilliantly saved only for came to be perfectly positioned for the rebound. but after this challenge between walker and ben use of. the referee awarded a penalty. for jonny sosie kept his cool to convert from the spot i would all after thirty five minutes a flattering score for that unit's hands i. would only stay till deep in injury time when harry kane became a national hero by scoring his second to ensure england got a winning start to this world cup group is definitely poised to be a two horse race between engines i know there's been a lot of talk about the title holders curse what is that and should germany really be worried. taeyang the world cup back in one nine hundred sixty two so it just goes to show you how hard it is to defend this trophy how hard it is to keep together a winning group of players that has done that as best he can obviously he's had summer time and now to be fit and bastian schweinsteiger from the twenty four team winning side the consequently he nam

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at the world cup so far and england showed their dominance from the very start it was actually johnstone's who headed in for the early one zero for england kerry kane netted another one shortly later but jesse lingered really stole the show stole the show with this shot from long range stone scored another before half time came scored two more and in the end it was a six one win for england we have to say though props panama because they were celebrating that one goal as if they'd won the world cup this is their first world cup ever and this was their first goal so they were celebrating that hard harry kane on the other hand is now the world cup's top scorer he scored five goals total just before belgium's romelu lukaku with four goals and portugal's kris jenner in all that was four as well so england now joined belgium in the knockout stages and their neck and neck ahead of their clash look into your crystal ball for us who do you see winning that one that's a really difficult one to call because we just heard the kaku and harry kane they're the top scorers at this tournament they have re

day at the world cup so far and england showed their dominance from the very start was actually johnstone's who headed in for the early one zero for england kerry came netted another one shortly major but jesse lingard really stole the show stole the show with this shot from long range stone scored another before half time came scored two more and in the end it was a six one win for england we have to say though props panama because they were celebrating that one goal as if they'd won the world cup this is their first world cup ever and this was their first goal so they are celebrating that hard harry kane on the other hand is now the world cup's top scorer he scored five goals total just before belgium's romelu lukaku with four goals and portugal's kris jenner in all that with four as well so england now joined belgium in the knockout stages and their neck and neck ahead of their clash look into your crystal ball for us who do you see winning that one that's a really difficult one to call because we just heard the cuckoo and harry kane they're the top scorers at this tournament they have r

against tunisia meeting just eleven minutes before their top marksman hurricane put them in front johnstone's header brilliantly saved only for came to be perfectly positioned for the rebound. but after this challenge between walker and ben use of. the referee awarded a penalty. for jonny sussy kept his cool to convert from the spot one of after thirty five minutes a flattering score for the chin it seems. would all it stay till deep in injury time when harry kane became a national hero by scoring his seconds to ensure england got a winning start to this world cup group is definitely poised to be a two horse race between england and belgium. are and of course will keep you updated on all the world cup highlights and now i have belief i belong to the french emperor napoleon bonaparte has gone up for auction in leone the military dress that was purportedly plucked off the battlefield afa napoleon's eight hundred fifteen defeat at waterloo it sold for three hundred fifty thousand journalists as to who actually bought the imperial headwear while the auction house was keeping that detail under its

of it was also quite remarkable almost sold thrilling to watch it was so much fun and actually johnstone's opened the scoring quite early on in the game already to give us a bit of a taste of what it would be like with this fantastic little fairy team continued but it was just sealing are really still the show with this shot from a distance and made it three or done yet the stones added another team added two more to make it six goals for england panama did get a goal though which is maybe a small victory it's their first appearance at a world cup and that at least got one goal in that might that might be nice for them but harry king got a hatrick and that means he's also the top goalscorer at the world cup for now with five goals. orde head of belgium's removal kaku and portugal's christian rinaldo with foreach all right still small consolation for panama there was another high scoring game between japan and phantom call give us those highlife yet japan played senegal in the first of the group h. games today and actually the first goal was quite comical to descend was just horrid to seneg

garvey of course plays for man united with an absolutely cracking go and that's another goal from johnstone's then another goal from harry cain at half time and then this six goal came from harry came he completed his hat trick with what could only be described as an inadvertent goal five goals in the tournament and he is now the tournament top goal scorer and let's not forget there was a little consolation goal for panama which in fact is their first goal ever at the world cup well and that's because celebrate that with them a little bit exactly so tell us who else is playing well there's another there's another few games taking place today japan are taking on senegal now they've both won their opening game so it's going to be a bit of a tight affair there and then poland and colombia are also going to be playing they both lost their opening game so they're really desperate to pick up a win at the tournament all right now can we talk about last night germany game everybody here in the office was so excited about it take us through what happened you're absolutely right no it wasn't just that

first trip to a world cup but england was just the better team and they showed that from the start johnstone's took the lead with the early header and harry came added on to that but it was really just he lingered with this beauty of a shot that sixty attention in the first half stones added another one kerry came added two more and that makes it a hat trick for harry came he's now the top goal scorer of the world cup with five goals ahead of belgians romelu lukaku and portugal's cristiana and although this is a really really big day for the three lions and they're going to rest their players now and see what they can do in the knockout stages yeah because the sets that sets the stage for a big showdown between england and belgium in the knockout stages are neck and neck and neck ahead of this game where do you see this going that's really difficult to talk to to call because both belgium and england were doing really well in the group phases and they've they've showed the world that they have fantastic offensive players but it will be interesting to see how they match up when they play agains

against tunisia meeting just eleven minutes before their top marksman hurricane put them in front johnstone's header brilliantly saved only for came to be perfectly positioned for the rebound. but after this challenge between walker and ben use of. the referee awarded a penalty. for johnny sutton's he kept his cool to convert from the spot one of the after thirty five minutes a flattering score for the chin it seems. would only stay till deep in injury time when harry kane became a national hero by scoring his second to ensure england got a winning start to this world cup group g. is definitely poised to be a two horse race between england and belgium. what a game for harry kane there and can england finally go far in this tournament i mean in and they're not favored favorites but the potential is there and you know what with these top teams like germany and brazil who have been underperforming quite underwhelming performances who says that in and can't go all the way in the tournament i do feel like the forward line of cain delhi i leave for him sterling i feel i still feel like that should

against an uzi needing just eleven minutes before the top marksman how we came loose and then front johnstone's us had a brilliantly saved only full came to be perfectly positioned for the rebound but after this challenge between walcott and ben you set the referee awarded to penalty to tunisia set yani sussy kept to school to convert from just book one all asked us to five minutes the threats ring school for the two new zealand's one zero win at state and deep in injury time when harry came became a national hero by scoring a second to ensure england's got a winning start to this world cup and no group g.'s definitely poised to be a two horse race between england and bangs and. well after germany's defeat on sunday night it was their group rival sweden south korea who got the ball rolling on match day five sweden had the upper hand for most of the game and finally the pressure paid off in the sixty fifth minute men who can bring victor clausen down in the box the referee awarded a penalty after v.a.r. tipped him off sweden's captain on a strong to this step up to give his side the lead and the

game it was it was so much fun to watch england played panama and it was just a fantastic game johnstone's actually open the scoring really all early on in the game as insincere with this beautiful header retain added to that shortly later but then it was jesse linger who scored this beauty of a shot and really took the spotlight before halftime stone scored another after the break kerry came scored another to come a dig at one goal in the book so at least they got back on to them but the final score was six one soz quite a defeat for panama were at the world cup for the first time but also a really big victory for england indeed quite a spectacular win for england all right so who else is playing them yeah group eight actually concludes the second round of games today japan face senegal colombia face poland that's a very exciting match up because there are of course poland star strikers robert lewandowski who plays for by on and he faced his teammate from buy on hummus recruits who plays for colombia so all eyes will be on that tonight all right does this mean that germany are all but ass

day at the world cup so far and england showed their dominance from the very start was actually johnstone's who headed in for the early one zero for england kerry came netted another one shortly later but just he lingered room stole the show stole the show with this shot from long range stone scored another before half time came scored two more and in the end it was a six one win for england we have no props because they were celebrating that one goal as if they'd won the world cup this is their first world cup ever and this was their first goal so the who are celebrating the hard harry kane on the other hand is now the world cup's top scorer he scored five goals total just before belgium's romelu lukaku with four goals and portugal's kris jenner in all that with four as well so england now joined belgium in the knockout stages and their neck and neck ahead of their clash look into your crystal ball for us who do you see winning that one that's a really difficult one to call because we just heard so kaku and harry kane they're the top scorers at this tournament they have really great offens

win for england who earned their spot in the knockout stages is she there was an early goal by johnstone's before hurricane that another one but the spotlight was really on just when the girl showed this beauty of the shot stones stone. and scored another before half time kane scored two more and completed his hat trick but one of my did get one goal back and that's a small victory for a country that was at the world cup for the first time in their nation's history came with his hat trick is now the top scorer at the world cup in russia with five goals just ahead of belgians romelu lukaku and portugal's kris jenner and all that with four goals each so pretty impressive showing by england and there was no shortage of goals in the game senegal against japan as well you know also here he exciting to watch actually and it was a bit of a ping pong game as well japan had a bit of rough start then conceded this comical goal to kind of look at the defending ahead of super there just tries to punch it away after this shot by a senegal striker and he punches it right on to saudi among his foot and i

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pharaoh much of england goals and this thing and it works really how terrific no one looked at the johnstone's and no one the exploited the big gap because you're looking at harry kane and harry maguire the two big guys the two strong strong guys and then we have for me a little bit of. doubt about a penalty and that's the chess and then god who who called that pushed a pole down what you or i don't even know to be complete don't think i don't see it and you think oh it's a bit brave the king would also put it out there no doubt about the finish again followed by slightly disappointing news and we were hoping for the contribution from the i think i think what happened with here is they actually checked it and they showed that the referee had made the right decision the one goal that really had no dispute about it whatsoever came in the thirty sixth minute this was all just feeling god the first goal of the thing in school from formal play and it's it's it's a cracker this is when all this is deafening go all over this he's got he's done this for manchester united on many many occasions and he'