captain mark o'brien scored the decisive goal and injury time as dortmund we took the league's top spot. who'd seen five or had a selection headache coming into the clash with head to berlin axels it still gets unpack all cusser all were ruled out. and his headache would have worsened early on was just four minutes and salomon kalou to it as it now was almost a lady stormed unhindered towards goal. and made it one one was a deflection was hard to digest for best the boy called out. his mood improved after thirty minutes when you inveigle handling the ball which i'm. telling you come from now to back in the lead with his second goal. duckman must have fired themselves up at half time as they leveled in the forty seventh minute i've done a good doobie to mark a breach in the air and it was all to play for. dortmund's wastefulness in front of goal meant it was injury time before captain marco is risky to cite was showing jesus a technique just to hold his fifteenth goal of the season five then at the base of it so red for taking out his frustrations on burkey capital gains in berlin for da

joining me charlie sykes, joe hag hagan, mark thompson, and tim o'brien. joe, i have to go to you first. you visited beto in texas. you spent time with him and his family. i saw him for the first time just a month ago when he sat down with oprah and me and the rest of the people in the audience thought wow, this guy has this dynamic positive energy. did he have it behind closed doors? >> absolutely. in fact it was a little bit jarring for me having -- i've met politicians in my life and there is always a bit of a polle tesch shan thing goi politician thing going on. he was just there on a sunday afternoon, invited me in, did not expect to see me, his guard was down. and he was real. and that was a little bit -- there is a kind of charisma to that, a guy who can be himself without worrying about it. he is out on a high wire, but he likes to have the camera on him and he can be himself. his power over social media is that he can turn the camera on to himself for 36 hours as he once did during a road trip and not worry about, you know, making a mistake. >> is

o'brien, in burbank, california. ou>> woodruff: in our "new shares" tonight, ohio artist christian faur is making his mark using art suppliesmally ampioned by children, to create perfectly pixelated portraits and other creations. it's also part of our "canvas" series. >> so i've always done art when i was littlebut i've also always been really interested in the science and math. i usually come up th ideas that are somewhat masochistic. i don't know why but, like, i have this idea in my head, and then i need to accomplish it. and i to work or not.s going whether it's like, you know sewing human hair onto anla umbrr just doing something that's you know ridiculously, like, labor intensive. i mean, you know, sticking shredded paper back together to form an image or, you know, stacking 20,000 crayons. one christmas, i had been repackaging the crayonmy daughter and it just kind of clicked in my head that these were the perfect shape. i came up with an idea that, maybe i could use a mosaic to see if i could get some photorealism out of it. and from that me on, i've been creating these crayon pieces. inngially, i did look into u cr