went by and lost against man united psychology played a major part of the $11.00 in the 91st minute dealt a decisive blow by and player psyche our heads were completely empty after an equaliser said michelle turned out to years after the final. even had more drastic words to $21.00 was like a big relief he remembers the prospect of having to play in extra time felt too much of a burden for. players to think too much about consequences in injury time dissolution think about the here and now. and this is where your club comes in again. he's a master of late goals like it or not you have to give him credit. remember on and there are 2013 champions league quarter final against when they scored 2 late goals with liverpool who produced one late show after the other you've got an excellent psychological preparation. we've been working on that for years says. to us all by your. kind mention. in short stoppage time decides which charges strongest and the break just abolish stoppage time and get rid of real pieces of football. and finally you lose some real good drama. now what is good drama. when

in a couple of minutes after that example champions league final 999 i am dominate the match but man united score not one but 2 goals in stoppage time nobody has ever won a final in more dramatic fashion for buying fans the biggest smash and grab raid in football history bigger than money heist. less about the. titles can be decided by just one single shot right at the end take man city in 20122018 world cup saw 18 goals in injury time 13 of them decides. but there is a more time is just proportionately added when a victim is losing. a lot of people because they can influence how much time and that is a psychological advantage in jury time sticks not just when teams score late goals but also when substituted players waste time and walk off the pitch at snail's pace it's like in real life you've been working hard in a job and just before finishing your computer question. what if we put injury time to the test if we introduced a stopwatch like in basketball or ice hockey. let's get started the madness of injury time started in $891.00 city were $21.00 down against aston villa when stoke were

across the united states, young man from every walk of life hurry to enlist in the army, the navy and the air force in answer to the united nations appeal. >> as recruiting centers report heavy enlistments in washington president truman addresses the meaning of the reserve officers association. >> we face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on advice of all the brains that i can muster. we are always hoping that we will finally arrive at the peace in the world that we anticipated when we created the united nations. that is the only reason for the action. thank you very much. >> again, and late success the security council meets for unified command. the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the council table. great britain's delegate speaks on the resolution. >> the council votes seven to nothing for a unified command and asks the united states to designate a commander. the united states delegate replies ... >> united states accept the responsability and makes the sacrifice that i

have seen the same city or man united, we would have seen the same scenes city or man united, we wouldme scenes outside their football stadiums, no question. my plea was based on safety for themselves, theirfamilies plea was based on safety for themselves, their families and everybody else. what i would say is similarto everybody else. what i would say is similar to whatjurgen klopp said. please celebrate, but stay socially distant, keep safe. we will have the opportunity when liverpool can celebrate their victory throughout the city. in the meantime, i hope people just celebrate at home or celebrate in a safe manner. that's all we can do, appeal to people and hope they are sensible. it was and isa hope they are sensible. it was and is a great victory and we can understand people's passion, but we have to remain safe. and as you say, no open top bus parade, as is the traditional occasions like this, for the moment. when do you think that might be able to happen? we have got some things planned to mark the occasion and celebrate with the football club. i will be talking to people later

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make any man city fans groaning at home, i should say, raheem sterling plays fat man city, not man united. —— from manchester city. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. in some areas, there has been over 200 millimetres of rain, eight inches, injust 24 hours 200 millimetres of rain, eight inches, in just 24 hours to 10am today. the wettest june inches, in just 24 hours to 10am today. the wettestjune day inches, in just 24 hours to 10am today. the wettest june day on record, quite likely. the reason for the wet and windy weather in the past few days has been this area of low pressure running towards scandinavia, taking a lot of that rain with it, so it becomes drier in most areas overnight. we have more rain returning to northern ireland, then by the end of the night into then by the end of the night into the south—west of england. by that point, temperatures of typically 12 or 13 celsius. tomorrow continues the unsettled theme. there will be rain around, but the winds won't be as strong as they have been. a different look to the weather across southern parts of england and

i'm not only proud to be a man united fan, that one of our own in greater manchester never forgot whererofile to help those without a voice, but i'm proud that he and those who havejoined him have shown the very best that our country can be. and i have to say, i am delighted to say that the government seems to have heard these cries. we should never be ashamed to listen, and i'm pleased to announce that we will provide additional funding for a covid summer food fund to enable children who are eligible for free school meals to claim a six—week voucher. as we prepare for schools to fully reopen in september, we will ensure that no child goes hungry. and why i despair, mr deputy speaker, is because today, it has taken the experience of a 22—year—old black man to actually use his social media to get this government to do the right thing. i thank the ministers for what they have said today. it really helped me avoid my worst nightmare of having to vote with the labour party, which i spent the day fearing i might have to do. so, i'm very grateful to that, if nothing else. we must turbo—charge

i'm not only proud to be a man united fan, that one of our own in greater manchester never forgot whereoice. but i'm proud that he and those who havejoined him have shown the very best that our country can be. and i have to say, i'm delighted to say that the government seems to have heard these cries, and they do appear to have done a u—turn on their decision to end the free school meal voucher scheme over the summer holidays. and of course, i do have questions for the secretary to address, not least confirmation that this is concrete in guaranteeing that free school meal vouchers will be provided over the summer holidays. but, as he will appreciate, this small win will be bittersweet overall if we do not now set about tackling the root cause of why many children are forced to rely upon free school meals in the first place — poverty. marcus‘s heartfelt letter asked one important question yesterday — can we all agree no child should be going to bed hungry? if we could all agree on this principal, mr deputy speaker, there would be no debate to be had today. we are not yet out of this cris

news live from berlin police kill another black man in the united states on restaurants after an officer shoots dead of men at a drive through restaurant in atlanta a local police chief quits his black lives matter repeats to manson and the killings. here in berlin a demonstration with a difference against racism and social injustice thousands rally while observing social distancing we'll hear live from our reporter on the scene. and brazil divided over covert 19 the 2nd highest number of world wide deaths is polarizing society and there's doubt about the real total. spicer welcome to the program police in atlanta georgia shot dead a black man after a scuffle at a fast food restaurant on saturday the police chief quickly resigned and the officer who shot him dead has been fired the victim brooks is said to have resisted arrest after failing a sobriety test security video shows he was shot while running from police and holding one of their stun guns. once again footage showing police in the us killing a black man this time at a wendy's fast food drive through an atlanta georgia. the death

news live from berlin police kill another black man in the united states. after an officer shoots a drive through a restaurant in atlanta a local police chief quits as black lives matter repeats demands to end the killing . demonstration with a difference against racism and social injustice thousands rally serving social distancing the report from the city's brand. new corona virus infections in china stoke fears of the 2nd wave most are traced to a food market in beijing. welcome to the program police in atlanta georgia shot dead a black man after a scuffle at a fast food restaurant on saturday the police chief quickly resigned and the officer who shot him dead has been fired the victim brooks is said to have resisted arrest after failing a sobriety test security video shows he was shot while running from police and holding one of their stun guns. once again footage showing police in the us killing a black man this time at a wendy's fast food drive through an atlanta georgia. the death of 27 year old richard brooks sparked a new wave of unrest in the city

united kingdom, documents telling the story, the special relationship between general de gaulle and winston churchill. winston churchill played a key choosing de gaulle, if you will, as the leader, de gaulle is the manho united the french resistance, but he needed approval, of course, from one of the leaders of the allies, that was winston churchill, who come and in london, gave much needed help to the free french to organize the resistance across the world and of course especially here in francnce. claire: thank you very much, clovis.. , general charles de gaulle's appeal came bebefore the armiste was signed. catherine clifford has more. catherine: in june, 1914, at a filler's forces -- adolf hitler's forces invaded. many people fled the advancement of the troops as they arrived in paris on the 10th of june. the governrnment was split betwn supporters of the pharmacist and arse -- mistice and those who wanted war. between the 16th and 17th of june, he went back and forth, understand that the government was ababout to give way to germany. in london, he met with winston churchill and watches very first appeal for resistance, on the 18th of june, 1940, from bbc headquarters, he called on french soldie

correspondent has been at that protest in london she told us how the killing of a black man in the united states has triggered outrage and reeses i'm in the united kingdom so many thousands protest is gathering here for a peaceful protest in london gathering for a peaceful sit in hyde park and then making their way to what the houses of parliament where there are now several i was after the crisis began still people here and many of to me that this is about solidarity with the u.s. of course but also about institutional racism here in the u.k. many are saying that it's tough to read in school that they feel that they're being treated differently from their white counterparts that the expectations are not as high and that the racism already starts in the playground so not overt racism and injustice like in the u.s. but something must have to list how many people that put it and it's clearly an issue which resonates with people and thousands of people. and this really emotional and peaceful protest that was due to loss reporting from london in the united states frustration and anger continu

them that it feels great his rivals manchester united have also offer their congratulations but man united boss alec on a social would have preferred his own tain to be lifting the trophy. for me it's every time you see anyone else lift the trophy it hurts so that's. i reckon that's the feeling that all everyone. associated with money united all the players stuff and supporters of course who want to get back to winning ways and. that's our challenge levels and cheap and resonated around the world the n.b.a. star le bron james tweeted in celebration as did award winning actor samuel l. jackson so 3 decades and 7 managers have come and gone since liverpool last won the league title you can top as the coaches finally guided one of the world's best supported teams back to the top of english football the wellings reports. hard working in africa vasant record breaking english champions liverpool are the same that reflect the unique personality of their creator yeah i can claim. that became famous for his work up to receive don't win but the path to glory started in minds like so many great manag

there is growing unease among some conservative mps over the refusal to extend the support — as man unitedd's marcus rashford continues to campaign on the issue. south korean officials say north korea has blown up itsjoint liaison office with the south near the border town of kaesong. the move comes just hours after the north renewed threats of military action at the korean border. and new zealand has confirmed two new cases of coronavirus, ending a 24—day streak of no new infections in the country. both women had travelled to new zealand from here in the uk. let's talk to our business correspondent, ben thompson. let's talk about those who have dropped off the payroll, it is pretty bleak? you are right, and this is starting to give us a sense of what the coronavirus crisis means forjobs in the uk. it still seems a little too early to get the full picture, because the headline rate of unemployment has not changed a huge amount, 600,000 fewer on company payrolls but we get an indication of what coronavirus could mean forjobs in some other statistics, so if you look at the number of ballads

our families real friends so it was a difficult time but as well of the family too to gather a man united striker marcus rushford has pulled off an important victory for more than a 1000000 children in the u.k. the government has agreed to his demands provide male vouchers for children from low income families during the summer holidays rushford address in an open letter to politicians asking for a policy change the 22 year old has raised more than $25000000.00 for charity since the coronavirus lockdown began in march now n.f.l. commissioner roger goodell says he'd like to see cullen cap make back playing in the league this season and has encouraged teams to sign him in $26.00 thing the former san francisco $49.00 ers quarterback started mailing during the pre-game national anthem to protest against racial injustice he left that same in $27.00 saying and hasn't played since if you want to resume his career in the n.f.l. then obviously it's going to take a team to make that decision but i welcome that support the club making that decision and encourage them to do that if you his efforts ar

probably play to prove it proving all the time it is human qualities which is a main attribute from man unitedplayers along with his qualities that as a player of course. united's 1st game back after the premier league restarted on friday against tottenham and their old manager joe's a marine young and he turned was full of praise for his former player rushford the government realize that was the right thing to do so they shouldn't wait for one player to come publicly to put some some pressure for that to to happen but the year old kid i met a few years ago $2.00 to $5.00 for. 4 kids very similar to to him when he was a young kids is something very very nice from marcus the black lives matter most never saved packing on day one of the premier league for a start players show and i'm surprised by the message and before kick off in 5 times on wednesday tames and staff took the name. should say the word people is a ball of joyce's rory. the way we treat the black people in the last 100 years or for centuries. would have done to produce marble. people around the world is not probably us in the inst

cup his 1st trophy as man united boss 1st of all the f.a. cup is a fantastic tournament and it's a fantastic final to be play a part in it's a fantastic trophy to lift and for our team now it's a new team. to get our hands on the 1st trophy winner 1st title would be fantastic and hopefully cut the list to more things to come i also like you have tried to create an america in the very good it's not realistic. to win this competition but it's possible. i am thinking all of. a time defending champions event as have opened up a 7 point lead at the top to say as standings in italy on friday they have a 10 man led by 4 goals to nil before the red card it was goalless but then pelletier ballot took advantage of 4 defending to open the scoring in the 2nd half . christiana rinaldo netted his 2nd penalty in as many matches to double the score or he's clearly found his boring bits again following some in different form after coming back from a 3 month coronavirus suspension guns are in a mattison licht also found the back of the net for you. that's goi

cup his 1st trophy as man united boss 1st of all the f.a. cup is a fantastic tournament and it's a fantastic final to be play a part in it's a fantastic trophy to lift and for our team now it's a new team and to get our hands on the 1st trophy winner 1st title would be fantastic and hopefully a catalyst to more things to come i also like you have tried to create an america in the very good that's not realistic. to win this competition but it's still possible for betty with my everything not to humans. fans are being to celebrate their club's premier league title at home after a 2nd day of partying in the city streets fans gathered in the city center again on friday despite police and politicians warning that the coronavirus still poses a major risk of who plays the title on thursday for the 1st time in 30 years. all right that is only a sport for now more nick. so not funny nasa has released a time lapse video of the sun which is taken more than 10 used to film the use of 425000000 high resolution images every 2nd represents one day in the s

chelsea now five points clear of fifth place man united while villa are a point from safety.on ending his six month wait for a league goal as they beat sheffield united 3—0. a noose — left in the team garage of an african—american racing driver — has been labelled as a "dispicable act of racism". it was found in bubba wallace's garage stall. he's the only full time black driver in nascar in the us. wallace had successfully campaigned to get the confederate flag — seen by many as a symbol of slavery and racism — banned from races. the sport is investigating while wallace said he was "incredibly saddened" but insisted he "will not give in" nor back down. well, lewis hamilton says he's "extremely positive" that change will come in the battle against racial inequality. the six—time formula one world champion released these pictures of himself taking part in a black lives matter protest yesterday, in london, and has been hugely vocal on the issue in recent weeks. he added on social media that he was "so proud to see in person so many people of all races and backgrounds supporting

cup his 1st trophy as man united boss 1st of all f.a.up is a fantastic tournament and it's a fantastic final to be play a part in it's a fantastic trophy to lift and for our team now it's a new team and to get our hands on the 1st trophy winner 1st title would be fantastic and hopefully a catalyst to more things to come i also like you have tried to create in america in the very good it's not realistic. to win this competition but it's still possible for me with my everything in order to humans. now before fans are being urged to celebrate their club's premier league title at home after a 2nd day of passing in the city streets fans gathered in the city center again on friday despite place and politicians warning that the current virus still poses a major risk if will catch the title on thursday for the 1st time in 30 years all right that is all useful for now half will feel like sorry thank. you thank you very much the police are fronts of arrested 6 people over the theft or not by the street artist banksy commemorating victims of the pa

there is growing unease among some conservative mps over the refusal to extend the support — as man unitednd's marcus rashford continues to campaign on the issue. also today, most teachers say their pupils are doing less or much less work than they would normally at this time of the year, according to a study. the report by the national foundation for educational research says head teachers believe around a third of pupils are not engaging with set work. and new zealand has confirmed two new cases of coronavirus, ending a 24—day streak of no new infections in the country. both women had travelled to new zealand from here in the uk. let's talk to our business correspondent ben thompson. let's speak about these latest jobs figures. fill us in on the detail? perversely these figures are interesting because of what they do not tell us. normally the jobs figures give an insight into how much we are working, how many people have been laid off and what the unemployment rate looks like. the headline rate of unemployment changing very little, perhaps because the true state of the jobs market is hid

race for champions league qualifying they're currently furth that's 3 points behind chelsea but man united do you have a better goal difference it's a great game big game against one of the best teams in the league of course champions league final it's less than a year ago so we know that we're up for a hard game we prepared as well as we can we have trained well the boys trained well over the lockdown goals continues its comeback from coronavirus for the 2nd event this week itself carolina's hilton head england's ian poulter shook off the rust to grab a share of the lead with american marc hubbard after the 1st day's play he kept an error free opening round with back to back birdies on the last 2 holes the pay lead the rest of the field by one stroke is a great course i love come in come in here it's a fiddly test the tricky golf course you have to kind of you know sometimes maneuver the ball around you know trees are on the right or left edge of the fairway so i like it i like the small greens. you know i've always loved coming here to play golf for time a number gold medalist michael jo

but the man united player was characteristically modest as he spoke exclusively to bbc breakfast.ike you've achieved an incredible thing? yeah, it's a nice feeling. but i'm just more happy that, you know, people's lives and people's summers, especially, will be changed for the better. that was the important thing that i tried to change going into it. last week, the prime minister was still insisting he wouldn't change his mind over the meal vouchers. but by yesterday boris johnson appeared to have thought again. i talked to marcus rashford today and congratulated him on his campaign which, to be honest, i only became aware of very recently, today. and i thank him for what he's done. i do think it's right that we should be looking after families of the most vulnerable, the neediest, right now. labour's welcomed the change of heart. it was obvious that there was a need for these free school meals. they should never have put that in jeopardy. we had to push them all the way. and marcus rashford played a really important part in that. so far, marcus rashford seems to have any all the

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man. thrown. in the united states there by 1 o'clock phone there with the man on control that we all decided that one day we all that we know will control that. one control this god. control them and they. are. malcolm x. is a hero for many protesters on the streets of america speaking about the media he once said that if you're not careful it could have you hating the people being oppressed and loving the people doing the oppressing but what does that distinction mean in today's usa. you know we're number one and 2 capitals in united states we all slow number one her way to determine. how many are supposed to like you shall before. i say so most. people are you selling crack rock or you got a wicked jumpshot in order to excuse good. it's a joke to act like a lion among other one. piece of news so this is somebody woke up the fittest at the rules for. god no team no crow. no shots no. action belts. strap no arrests no. points your thirst for action. a 2nd weekend of anti racism protests tens of thousands turned

black man appointed to the supreme court, the first black chairman of the staff, and black man president of the united black man is likely to die at the hands of police. past 10 years, mr. speaker, i, like every parent of black child remind my black boys, my sons to be careful. ut your hand in plain sight if approached by an officer. don't move suddenly when being questioned by the police. to ask for permission before reaching for your wallet respond to police rudeness with respect. i do that because i don't want anyone's black child to be harmed by the use of excessive force. i don't want them to be the police-involved shooting. they're good boys and too many too many good men, black men living in america have ied at the hands of police in america. so today, mr. speaker, i rise to say enough. endured too much and the congress has done too little. so today, mr. speaker, i rise of the justice in policing act. i thank my colleagues on the congressional black caucus, and present, who have worked on these issues for far too long. thank house leadership for bringing the bill to the floor so we can once and

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at the man united player was characteristically modest as he spoke exclusively to bbc breakfast.hat must make you feel like you have achieved an incredible thing? yes, yes, it's a nice feeling. but i'mjust yes, yes, it's a nice feeling. but i'm just not happy that, you know, people's lives and people's summers, especially, will be changed for the better. that was the important thing that i'd try to change going into it. last week, the prime minister was still insisting he wouldn't change his mind over the meal vouchers. but by yesterday boris johnson appeared to have thought again. i talked to marcus rashford today and congratulated him on his campaign which, to be honest, they only became aware of very recently, today. and i thank you for what is done. why do think it's right that we should be looking after families of the most vulnerable, the neediest, right now. labour's welcomed the change of heart. neediest, right now. labour's welcomed the change of heartm neediest, right now. labour's welcomed the change of heart. it was obvious that there was a need for this free school m

and we can't see if someone has a false memory that that led to a nightmarish situation for a man in the united states in the 1990 s. while undergoing psychotherapy his adult daughter suddenly came to believe that she had been sexually abused by him for many years she said that had resulted in 2 pregnancies and she had tacked to abort the foetuses with a wire coathanger. but then it emerged that the woman had never been pregnant much less had any abortions she was in fact still a virgin. juliet schor also consults as an expert on criminal cases and provides training to the police. her primary aim is to teach investigators to avoid suggestive questions that can elicit false memories. shore says it can happen very fast. as only if you think the person you are talking to you know small and even knows more about you and your life than you do then you can soon start thinking yes what if that is what happened on the what if can quickly turn into a. perhaps consume become a yes that is what happened. false memories can lead to false statements and to terrible miscarriages of justice. incidentally stud

the idea that this is the man to save black america and this is the man to unite america and that thiss the best option for african-americans is laughable to me. it's laughable. it's offensive that they would even think that people would not check the record enough to sell them this idea. it's a lie. steve: exactly. what was interesting is if the biden campaign thinks they will have their way on this a race issue, that add incredibly effective shows they are not. good arguments against it. tammy, i would like to get your reaction in a minute but also something different, at the beginning of the hour i said we want to be positive but i will amp it up and say something humorous to send people off into the night with including the joe biden comedy segment but watch this from last week. >> despite a litany of public appeals are many people including me back in january, not to let american lives in the u.s. economy on the world hang on his confidence, the chinese word. [laughter] steve: total gibberish. what is that? >> we don't know. it's like that magnetic game of words on your fridge and

erin another black man shot in the united states why did police shoot him well what we can see in both the body came footage and also from the young security camera footage that's been published is basically a scuffle ensued after mr brooks was asked to complete a sobriety test he then ran from police managed to somehow get a hold of one of their tasers turned fire at police officers which then resulted in the police action where he was shot and killed unfortunately. in order to understand the context of the video you really have to look at how police officers are allowed to use force in the united states it's governed by what's called the grand decision a supreme court case which said that basically for a reasonable officer was afraid in the moment before he used force and that force is most likely legal and legally protected now in the course of this video what you can see is that of course mr brooks unfortunate did fire the tape. police officers and you know if this were 6 weeks ago or 6 months ago if this were the world the past we most likely would not have seen such quick action

man and god. as you our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin today with the alarming number of attacks on journalists in the united states according to the committee to protect journalists there have been more than 300 reported cases of press freedom violations in the u.s. since the george floyd protests began the targets have been u.s. and international journalists most of the attacks have been carried out by local police and in a rare move the board of the committee to protect journalists has written an open letter to u.s. governors mayors and police chiefs demanding they let journalists do their job it reads in part for decades the world has looked to the united states as the best example of a complex nation balancing the need for security with the freedoms promised in our constitution the impact of actions here are felt around the globe every time an american police officer mistreats a journalist or a protester their actions empower the despots and ulta kratz who show no mercy in the real lim

news live from berlin police kill another black man in the united states on restaurants after an officer shoots dead a man at a drive through restaurant in atlanta a local police chief quits his black lives matter repeats demands to end the killing. here in berlin a demonstration with a difference against racism and social injustice thousands rally while observing social distancing we'll hear live from our reporter on the scene. and brazil divided over covert 19 the 2nd highest number of worldwide deaths is polarizing society and there's doubt about the real.