and of course manchester again.are all in manchester is that correct as well and so is schools like the mouse's bible was there in one system a which is the great one sim socialist revolution well as we are not socialists we like seize the will cause i don't i ease all the political sentiment always a weird way of. a conscious power it working with the plan that rather than that. true true democracy is well we'll tell you don't like the word socialist and neither do i but there is a need to challenge the current system of some called capitalism it's not even capitalism anymore it's are kleptocracy that's why you know your fellow man starts i think has over three hundred eighty supporters of people have already chipped in a pound or five pounds to get your film n.h.s. sell off funded it to get to that fifty thousand pounds goal but it is crowd funding and are things like crypto currency whether it's bitcoin or our own start coin or max coin or light coin are these crypto currency is as some are calling them a way for

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they went back to manchester.arted saying what did we miss. >> they questioned sunday's mother again and were told something they had not heard before. sunday spent a lot of time on the front porch of their apartment building. >> translator: i knew always that the cause of sunday's sickness had something to do with the apartment. >> they were able to ascertain that the child did in fact spend time playing on the porch and the mother had seen the child pick up pick at the paint on the porch. >> the porch of the apartment was in bad shape. the paint was old and peeling. suddenly, investigators thought they'd solved the mystery. it looked to be a phenomenon called pica. the word comes from the latin name for magpie, a bird that it's almost anything. >> pica is a condition particularly of children but not always of children. it's sort of a craving for food items to eat, lead paint often tastes sweet. so here's a little malnourished girl who has never had enough food and it became pretty clear she was probably picking

this next video from manchester, engla england.hese guys come walking down the street, bust in the window of this mercedes-benz, the second guy pours in accelerant while the alarm of the car goes off and then throws in a march and there goes the mercedes-benz. the crazy thing is, they also try to do the same thing with the white toyota parked here in the driveway. they failed lighting that one on fire. but as you can see the mercedes toast. >> no idea why these guys did it some. >> police in manchester have no idea who these guys are and they're asking the public to help. >>> nothing cuter than kids sleeping or at least falling asleep. in this case we have a little prankster, little clara here. her big bro is in the car sleeping. his nap.'re going ♪ >> she sits there for a while contemplating her strategy. what is she going to do? the possibilities are endless, but at the end she basically just resorts to the little baby slap ♪ >> oh, boy. >> that's never fun. when you get woken up by somebody. i would be upset too and probably cry

she could neither read nor write. -- she was from manchester.ame a part of the movement. -- i should've looked up religion before i answered that. it is my vocation and my dedication. it is what i have dedicated my life too. it is my calling. at my spiritual moment. i freelanced a lot more than kate has. >> a spiritual home for your theatrical experience or for your life? >> for the combination of both. i have done a lot of commercial theater. what kate and liz has offered me at the wooster group is what i can combine with my life. son. they both had lives that have incorporated their work. i need a place like that. they offered me a place. -- weeveloped pieces developed this over two years. driveable to, you know, my son to college. do a film a job. do nothing and incorporate a shaker project. hadlete security knowing i -- it was safety of home. i could go and do other things and landed here. >> and for you? theor me, i have been with wooster group for 30 years. >> your first director? >> yes. had toto think that liz be in the show. >> a labor

he would play in the uk for manchester united. british papers were not kind.manchester united." "united's zombie." that's his wife, laura. they have a son and daughter. all of them rooting on team usa, the mom who cheered him on as a buy still cheering him on now. >> she does. my mom watches me play. she -- she still gets really nervous which is funny. she understands the game more now. so she is kind of an analyst. tell me what she thought of the game afterwards, right or wrong. >> reporter: even after all he has been through. just listen to what he told us. >> i think it is important to stay humble. i make sure that is the first thing people see when they meet me. because at the end of the day we are all human. in tough times that hard work and humility has always gotten me through. >> my goodness how did he do that? david muir, abc news, new york. >> he was amazing in that game down to the last goal. 30 seconds left before the end. >> i had no idea. >> so tough. >> speaking of courage under fire. how good are you? >> really? challenging me. >> challenging y

she was from the slums of manchester. she could neither read nor write.a part of the movement. >> theater is religion for you? >> it is. i should've looked up religion before i answered that. it is my vocation and my dedication. it is what i have dedicated my life to. it is my calling. and my spiritual home has become the wurster group -- booster group. i freelanced a lot more than kate has. >> a spiritual home for your theatrical experience or for your life? >> for the combination of both. most successfully. i have done a lot of commercial theater. what kate and liz have offered me at the wooster group is what i can combine with my life. liz raised a son. they both had lives that have incorporated their work. i need a place like that. they offered me a place. they developed pieces -- we developed this over two years. i was able to, you know, drive my son to college. do a film job. do nothing but also incorporate working on a shaker project over the last couple of years. complete security knowing i had -- it was not safety. it was home. i could go and do

he was play for manchester united. the british papers were not kind. disabled goalie lined up to play at manchester united. >> tim always said don't read the newspapers and i would still read them and get so upset. >> reporter: that's his wife. laura. they have a son and daughter. all of them now rooting on team usa and mom cheering him on as a boy still cheering him on now. >> my mom watches me play. she still gets really nervous which is funny. she understands the game more now. she's a kind of analyst and she'll tell me what she felt about the game afterwards. right or wrong. >> reporter: after all, he's been through, just listen. to what he told us. >> i think it's important to stay humble. i always make sure that is the first thing people see when they meet me because at the end of the day we're all human. in tough times, that hard work and humility has gotten me through. >> hard work and humility. so we choose tim howard tonight. with that tie we still have a chance of advancing. diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night good night. >>> next at

the production comes from manchester, england, has received extraordinary reviews. michael billington of the guardian said at times he evoked golden memories of olivier in the role. here's a look at the trailer. >> what! can the devil speak truth? >> looks like the innocent! is this a dagger which i see before me? (singing) (indiscernible). >> i'm pleased to have sir kenneth branagh back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> charlie: have you been waiting to do this? >> i have, circling it. it's the copy -- the copy first came across our kitchen table when i was 10 or 11 years old. my brother was doing it at school. i saw the three weird sisters on the cover. i asked him what it was about. my first introduction to mackbeth. it's the same thing that's been with me every night and sitting on my table now, it's been with me 40 years. >> charlie: did you need to do it at a time in your life. >> i had an acting mentor and we often talked about this part and he said, you really have to wait till you're the right age. in my early 30s and 40s, he said, you're st

the expansion franchise that will play in new york city as a joint venture of manchester the new york yankees. other franchises are moving in the right direction. >> you were involved with the memphis grizzlies. i have been looking at the sacramento kings a lot the cubs of the new ownership group there. -- because of the new ownership group there. second-tierout cities and making the numbers work with sports. what are those? >> sacramento is not as tiny as people think. there are places like new orleans in minneapolis the struggle. the metrics are to own the region. that is what they want to do. they want to own a northern california and create a rivalry with the warriors. their arena will be a major flashpoint. the new kings arena, which will be built and have fans in seats before golden state finishes its new place right around the corner from here. >> i am talking about portland and san antonio. there are a lot of seats. >> you have to get in the community. for many years that team drew sellout crowds at a very high number and then they just lost their way. with the new kings owner

herenneth branagh is directing "macbeth" in the country from manchester. and has received extraordinary reviews. invokedrdian" said he golden memories of laurence olivier in the role. here's a look at the trailer. >> what? can the devil speak true? >> you look like an innocent flower. this -- this dagger which i see before me. ♪ the doors are open. mocking their charge. >> the dagger. order. [laughter] >> i'm pleased to have sir kenneth branagh back at this table. have you been waiting to do this? >> i have. circling it. the copy of the play it first came across was on our kitchen table when i was about 10 or 11 years old. my brother five years older than me was doing it at school and i saw these three weird sisters on the cover. that was my first introduction to macbeth. it's the same copy i have every night. it's it's on my dresser. >> do you need to do it at a time in your life? actingd a great old school mentor her used to run the royal academy of dramatic arts. you have to wait whenever you are the right age. he said to me in my late dirties that i wa

florida ships look at reverend brother that the russian who owns chelsea in the middle easterners and manchester city they can afford these wages sir i mean why would they pay them and clubs now have to sort of to come pay they're going to have to start paying their salt because david you're a sports expert before i let you guy who is going to win the world cup this year. well i can say russia now they're out and of saying when but now that route. i think it would be brazil argentina. and. like i said god argentina. brazil. south american team players i don't know the climate. expectation that your. david talking to us from the sun today thank you very much indeed for your time enjoy the rest of the games i certainly we're going to pick another team because i did have england. i think costa rica i'm going to go for now all right david have a good day good bye. this week austria signed a deal with russia to construct a south stream branch on its territory defying e.u. officials the commission is currently challenging really galatea of the project claiming that it doesn't comply with e.u. competit

. >> the year is 2012, and the manchester museum in england is under construction. >> to celebrate the gallery's 100-year anniversary, we decided to display all our archaeology and egyptology objects. we opened in 2012, and at that point i noticed something quite unusual happening in one of the cases. >> a ten-inch-tall egyptian statue dating back to 1800 b.c. is moving. >> i came in one morning, and i noticed that one of the statuettes that had been put on display the previous week was turned 180 degrees around in the case. >> dr. campbell price, the museum's egypt and sudan curator, returns the next day to an even eerier site. >> it was 45 degrees to the right of what i intended to be. i thought this was genuinely strange. i was baffled. i thought someone was playing a trick on me. >> if this is a home, it's an elaborate one. the display case is well guarded. >> there are two locks. one in the bottom of the case, one right at the top. to get right to the top, you need a ladder to open one at the top. then you have to turn the alarms off. >> a time-lapse camera is installed in the dis

you could see delays throughout the day at boston, manchester, new hampshire is a busy one. portland, bangor, maine. msy, new orleans/louisiana, possible delays there. you have a pop-up storm at any time throughout the year, you have pop up storms there and mia, miami. minneapolis, st. paul, you get three months of good weather in those cities. if you're heading to those areas, you could see pop up storms. and rapid city could see possible delays and last, but not least, good old seattle they could have showers. >> the fighting between iraqi forces and sunni jihadist militants continue. syrian war planes bombedt insurgents and killed 57 people. the president went on the television and told the three groups to put their differences aside. "good morning america" will have more on the growing tensions in iraq starting at 7:00 a.m. after "action news." >> hatfield township police released clear pictures of a man accused of stealing a wallet and going on a shopping spree. the wallet was stolen on june 14. the alleged victim was officiating a baseball game at the time. the suspect

so, thank you so much to manchester and the palace theater. i had a great time on saturday night.ood to go home. we have a great show for you tonight. steve buscemi is here! the great steve buscemi. [ cheers and applause ] host of "the lead" on cnn, jake tapper will be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have music from sia and -- [ cheers and applause ] -- this performance -- this sia music performance is going to have a very special guest. so, look forward to that. i know i am. i have to say, it's been such a thrill to host "late night." but with the grind of hosting a daily talk show, i really don't get a lot of, you know, me time. so, i hope you don't mind. i blocked out two minutes of tonight's show where i can just sit, catch my breath and just let seth be seth. so -- [ laughter ] -- if you don't mind, i'm going to light this lavender-scented candle and i might enjoy a little bit of herbal tea and going to read the last few pages of this scandinavian crime novel, "the murderous boats of oslo." [ laughter ] which combines two of my great loves, the thrilling neo-no

i talked to one mancheste manuel, whose son was sitting in texas. traveling between the mexico and u.s. border, that's where he got caught. >> he stands here waiting. when he's not waiting he's working. preparing a home for a son he has not seen in eight years. >> from honduras he crossed the border illegally in 2006 but he only had enough money to bring one person. his wife or his son. >> i asked manuel why he chose to leave his son behind? >> because i knew he could live with his grandmother, who would raise him in the christian faith. >> after manuel jr. was threatened by a gang back home things changed. >> not even the military or the government can control the gangs in ho honduras. they recruit the kids by force to do their dirty work. for those who don't want to be in a gain,--we made a decision two or three days of suffering is better than suffering every single day if something happens to him in honduras. >> after traveling days and night all the way to mexico he was caught at the border in texas. he spent nine days in detention and there ch

incoming manchester united manager louis van hollen is now in charge of the fight. the netherlands dropped only two points out of a possible 30. they say new nick is looked -- they say they're looking for revenge for four years ago. >> of course, there's extra baggage, but we are not thinking about it at the moment. we are only focusing on football and the match in history. >> both teams are expected to qualify for group d. to do so, they will have to overcome australia and chile, who face off in the last of friday's games. >> the offensive led by jihadist fighters in iraq is coming closer to the capital of baghdad. the u.n. says the number of victims from the takeover of the osul mayty of muzzle m be in the hundreds. >> the movement of russian tanks over the border into ukraine causes controversy. the ukrainian president is calling it "unacceptable." and brazil wins 3-1 over croatia in the opening world cup game. holland is looking to avenge its loss against the world champ, spain. let's take a look at what headlines have been saying around the world. lots of focus

the manchester united player scored his seventh goal in as many days.he 2010 losing finalists have been placed in group b with chi le, australia and the victors in south africa. four years ago spain -- is having to go one step further this summer, beating spaniards in salvador. miamid has arrived in ahead of their warm-up game against ecuador. to claiman will try his place in the world cup starting lineup, playing in the unfamiliar role of rightback. they will include wayne rooney on the left of the field. >> when it comes to individuals you have to understand that there is concern and our major focus is defending the matches against italy and uruguay, and we have worked very hard to make sure that our own game is satisfactory. appy with what we are doing. >> after confirming his exit from chelsea, lampard may not know where his club future lies but he accepts that the world cup will likely bring the curtain down on his career. >> it looks like you have to thing,r revenge kind of we have been involved in 2 world cups in slightly disappointing missed thi

. >> antonio valencia, capitÁn del equipo y estrella del manchester united es el que mÁs zapatos tieneno verde, mantequilla, sal y ajo. esta receta disminuye el estrÉs. a esta selecciÓn se le permitirÁ tener sexo. pueden partir en privado con sus parejas, esto les estarÁ permitido. >> no tenemos que estar tan estresados. las relaciones sexuales son necesarias en la vida y mÁs todavÍa en la gente joven. >> estamos seguros que con la ayuda de las novias y las esposas, estarÁ en su máximo nivel la selecciÓn. sólo nos queda esperar los goles. >> el gobernador brown promulgÓ elpresupuesto estatal para el aÑo fiscal que inicia el prÓximo 1 de julio, con una partida inicial de 108.000 millones de dÓlares el mandatario acordÓ que invertirÁ mÁs recursos cuando aumenten las arcas del estado. el plan de gastos incluye financiamiento para la educaciÓn de cerca de 250.000 niÑos, mil millones de para el programa mÉdical. sentenciaron a los dueÑos de una compaÑÍa de auckland que desfalcaron el sistema de medical. el seÑor pasarÁ 12 aÑos tras las rejas y a su esposa la sentenciaron por tres aÑos y cuat

it was former manchester united team-mate naany who scored the opening goal.ortugal 1-up after five minutes. the u.s. with app equalizer by a strike by jermain joan. with nine minutes to go. dempsey looked like he sent the americans through to the last 16 when he made it 2-1. with seconds remaining a brilliant cristiano ronaldo cross was headed in by ver aila. 2-2, both teams with all to play for. >> in porto aleg ray algeria went in having scored 3 world cup goals in 11 hours of football. in this group they were three up after 38 minutes. al jazeera went on to win 4-2, giving them a chance to reach the last 16 for the first time. al jazeera plays russia in a final group h game. russia are on the certainlying of going out -- certainlying of going out after beating 1-0, the 19-year-old the first teenager to score at the world cup since lionel messi in 2006. >>> we have got plenty more news from the world cup coming up in the next half hour. you want to stay with us. we have the dutch invasion. thousands of fans reach sao paulo to cheer their team in the world c

foot all her and president of manchester united. imagine if jeffrey hearst went to prison.now what you would say. >> i would be upset. the world cup hero of 1966. am talking about hurricanes. apparently if you have a hurricane with a female name more likely that more people will die because people do not take it seriously enough. bike -- likemed katrina or dolly. there is a fivefold increase in the number of fatalities when the hurricane is female because people do take it -- do not take it seriously enough. they underestimate the danger. is --gly enough the name seems to stop people from running away. of aked the front pages couple of pages. there is the handover of power. this is king carlos on the left passing the throne to his crown prince. this is from the front page of the guardian. they decided to go with the new i understand she was a tv presenter. >> she worked at bluebird four hours banish language channel many years ago. -- bloomberg for our spanish language channel many years ago. pe abdicated, that has not happened in 600 years. toughurray has had a year. he ha

there's sergio who plays in manchester city, and a very strange-looking fellow called demaria who's alliant winger and play maker. i love the way they play. despite the romance of brazil aspires for them to -- >> charlie: your mind says one thing, your heart says the other. >> exactly. >> charlie: all right. is soccer growing in terms of americans who have gotten an interest -- not in terms of soccer taking hold in america, but americans interested in the world cup? >> without a doubt. you just have to walk down the street or walk into a bar yesterday as these games are being played. i was riding the washington metro which granted is not real america, but i saw it stuffed with people wearing yellow jerseys. the bararound the street from our office where we went to watch the game was packed, and i don't think there was an uncommon occurrence, at least not in metropolitan america. and you look at the viewership numbers, you look at the way espn has gotten behind the cup and markets the hell out of it and markets it very brilliantly, i think, and you can see it. you can see it i've wrote

. >> now this next video also dash cam footage, a compilation from police cars in manchester in great britain. the dangerous driving here, all because of the effects of drugs and alcohol. this driver caught behind him, this dude throws it in reverse and slams into the patrol car. not a smart move. >> oh, backed into the cop. >> backed right into the cop. check out this guy. all over the road. swerviing across all lanes into the median, into the grass. this dash cam footage gets really hectic. you see that guy fly past this guy at a high rate of speed. watch what happens. >> oh, boy if ended up having what looks like a single car accident but look at the damage to this car. >> he was like a ping-pong ball going bang bang bang. >> the lesson we can learn from this compilation we can learn from the other dash cam footage, don't be sleepy, don't do drugs, don't drink, don't put your life in danger. >>> quite an audience on the bank of this river in winthrop, washington. you can see all these people, what are they doing? they are watching a dog rescue. this is unlike any dog rescue we've s

he now plays for manchester united. 11 members of japan's national team also compete in europe's top leagues. >> to pan has always had the image of being a small and weak team, but now many japanese players in europe are proof that the japanese can play a good game anywhere. >> numerous fans came to see their team off to brazil. now the players have to prove that they can be the first to take japan to the quarterfinals. >> at the big challenge. it's going to be fun to watch the blue samurai put on their moves in brazil. >> absolutely. definitely one of my favorite teams to watch. >> see you again at the top of the hour. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- 1x1xgg99Ññwçça7guc >> we begin with event earlier in brussels where leaders of the g7 nations are prepared to impose further sanctions on moscow over the destabilization of ukraine. condemnedeting russians actions in ukraine. dining tonightis withnc

the year, cristiano ronaldo was in typically showery form from the get-go, but it was his former manchester united team nate nanny that scored the opening goal. portugal one up after nine minutes. in the son half the u.s. -- second half the u.s. got an equalizer through a sensational strike by jermain jones. chris dempsey with nine minutes to go looked like he september the u.s. through making it 2-1. with second remaining a brilliant cristiano ronaldo cross was headed in by ver aila. 2-2 - both teams with all to play for in the final group matches. >>> in porto aleg ray nigeria went into their game. in this group h clash, 3-up, algeria up 4-2. they play russia in the time group h game. russia is on the verge of going out after being beaten 1-0 by geale judge teenager. the 19-year-old became the first teenager to score at the world cup since lionel messi in 2006. >>> syria's art collectors will head to london on monday for sotheby's sale of impressionist and art. the star attraction is in, including claude monet's paymenting "water lillies", expected to go for as much as $50 million. works

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but finally, midway through, they brought in a midfielder who plays for manchester united. the move paid off to bring the belgians level. with just 10 minutes remaining in the match, drees martin slammed in this shot to make it 2-1 belgium. the coach could not have been happier. >> we are joined from our sports desk. tell us all about belgium. coming from behind. why are they being called the dark forces of this tournament, or one of the dark horses? >> that have the ability to come from behind after being down and winning a match. not since the 1980's has belgium had such a talented squad. back in the 1980's, they called them the golden team. they are calling this squad the second golden team. all their players play in the talk leads -- top leagues, any in the premier league. they may have the best goalkeeper in the world. he plays club football for chelsea. they have a stellar record of qualifying for this tournament. in 10 qualifying matches, they only let him four goals. that is less than half a goal. there is hardly a team in the world that can boost a record like that

mulcahy's dismembered body, new jersey police had another case that was eerily similar, this time in manchester township, new jersey. >> the body parts were bagged in a similar fashion. they were double bagged, double knotted. the most striking thing, at least to me, was the way the bodies were dismembered into the same seven parts. prints were taken and put into the system, and it turned out that this particular individual had a minor criminal record. he was identified as anthony marrero. >> marrero's record showed he was gay prostitute. like mulcahy's case, both marrero's body parts and bags had been washed before they were dumped along the side of the road. >> we had no prints, na that could tie us to a suspect. >> also like mulcahy, marrero had marks on his wrists and ankles. >> the cuts performs on his body were described as being disarticulated in that you actually don't just cut right through the bone, you actually pull the bones apart and cut through joints as opposed to bone. >> this disarticulation was a vital clue. >> we know it was postmortem. the procession of the cuts led us to be

now, the most bankable soccer star, rinaldo made his name at manchester united where he reportedly broughta week. that made him the highest paid player in history. but he became the most expensive footballer ever when he moved to real madrid, a transfer worth $132 million. he's currently signed to a five-year, $206 million deal. >> a lot. >> reporter: rinaldo won soccer's highest individual award last year for the second time. go ahead and ask him who's the best in the business. >> i think it's me. >> reporter: he's been named the most marketable soccer player. he has a nike deal worth millions. plus deals with samsung ♪ emirates. armani. toyota. and many more. rinaldo brought home $28 million in endorsements last year. add that to the $52 million he made on the field. that's 80 million bucks making him the second highest paid athlete in the world. >> definitely, yes. >> reporter: rinaldo's brand has made him the sport's most famous star. he's known a stunning 84% of the world's population. that's according to sports marketing company repacon. has nearly 27 million twitter followers. he st

peter alexander, nbc news, manchester, michigan. >> that's our broadcast on a tuesday night.ou for being here with us. i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right balk here tomorrow evening, good night. >>> a seismic shakeup on the view? jenny out? rosy in? now on "extra." >> rosie to ts? whoopi takes on the rumors today. >> we want to clear it up. >>> jen aniston and justin theroux crawl to the alter. their hot new york night and new details on their top wedding planning. >>> breking couples news. robin thicke's desperate now plea to get back paula. >>> and caught on camera choking out the paparazzi. >>> plus, susan sur ran ran don talking love and marriage and getting up close and personal. >> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the