josÉ luis: ingresa jordan morris. acÁ viene morris encarando, se quiere meter al Área.. tienes que darle minutos tambiÉn. para cuidar a tyler boyd. josÉ luis: asÍ sí lo entiendo. puede salir ahora trinidad. puede desahogar el cuadro trinitario, pero se quedaron muy adentro. la estÁ tocando corta con weston mckennie. luis omar: el prÓximo 13 de julio no te pierdas la gala que reconoce lo mejor del fÚtbol mexicano. vota por tus favoritos en univisiondeportes.com josÉ luis: allÍ estÁ la puede ir al otro lado donde se empieza a mover nathan lewis. saque lateral que tienen trinidad y tobago. diego: jordan morris se quedÓ por el lugar de tyler boyd. josÉ luis: mete cabeza, levanta centro al segundo palo. le llegÓ a la pelota nathan lewis. ¡cuidado con molino que le pegÓ! ¡aquÍ estÁ el vuelo de zack steffen enviando la pelota a tiro de esquina! empieza a tocar la puerta trinidad y tobago! marcelo: tiene que sacar un punto para tener alcance. va a tener que empujar. josÉ luis: ¡no le pudo pegar nathan lewis! acÁ viene el jugador. ¡aquÍ estÁ jordan dentro del Área! ¡ojo con arri

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derby owner and chairman mount morris has said as faras owner and chairman mount morris has said as far is very much the man they see as taking the club forward. he got the club into the championship play—off final which did not quite worked out but he is looking to the long term and he said if chelsea won —— want frank lampard they have to have in open dialogue. that is the case of offering them the right amount of money and he will be chelsea manager. ithink amount of money and he will be chelsea manager. i think is more likely to be the stamford bridge dugout than the second favourite or jose mourinho who has done the job twice. you never say never and this is chelsea because they are unpredictable club but the overwhelming expectation of everybody in football is that frank lampard is going to be the next chelsea manager. what about paul pogba who had a lot to say over the weekend? he said they are potentially ready for a new challenge. that is interesting because he basically repeated comments from his agent that he came out with 12 months ago, saying there we re out with 12 months

chris morris did his best to hoist them to 227.in the face of this indian batting lineup, which features the two best one—day batsmen in the world. rohit sharma, in second. virat kohli is by some way the best. butwhat if, just for a moment, south africa could be better? quinton de kock produced it. a man of genius succumbing to an act of genius. what followed was steadier but for india essentially, as sharma plotted his path to a reassuringly slow century. by the time he'd done it, he'd nearly won it. alongside him, almost to the end, was ms dhoni. but chris morris had worked hard for a wicked and he was not going to let anything get in his way, not even the stumps. they all count but they don't all matter. hardik pandya got india over the line. just as their world cup‘s starting, south africa's could be coming to an end. patrick geary, bbc news. isaid in i said in the post match i think it was a very professional effort from us. was a very professional effort from us. it was a very low scoring game. not the highest of totals you w

the show but he didn't get back to us in time for this broadcast he has said in the past that mr morris grew up in the shadow of grenfell he is a very active campaign about what happened on the day is that feelings and tensions ran over board he lost his temper as simple as that the complainant and mr morris and their own good terms they've mended their grievances after the break as children have nightmares waiting to be read house we speak to the opposition leader of the richest council in britain about the fight against new liberalism in kensington and chelsea britain and the world and justice for grand final 48 hours ahead of the grenfell silent war what can britain learn from bangladesh and its risk. to munches lethal skyscraper inferno see the faces of the walls the music from the poet laureate for grants over the ball going to have going underground. quantitative easing a 4 q.e. 4 is now well under way can't taper a ponzi scheme no economics matters only money printing and stock manipulation. she'll welcome you. normal guy called. a member of the real world will know. what is in y

the name of someone quoted by the member of parliament for kids in chelsea who claim that greece morris is locked up while granville perpetrators of frequently what they claim to want to talk about what's emblematic of all i mean it's ridiculous to release who's clearly traumatized individual who's absolutely been scarred by who is out today reece is a member of the north kensington community has lived in the area his entire life he lost family members and friends in the tower and the fire at the tower he's obviously upset about that because of the lack of support that has been in the area in terms of health and social care and you know just basic structural support for anyone a toll he's feeling rather upset basically unfortunately his anger got the better of him and one point he was jailed for strangling. well yeah he basically he had an altercation with a member of staff who manages the graham fellow site because the plastic covering that they've put on it keeps coming off despite repeated assurances that they've fixed it now and it didn't matter how strong the winds got that it woul

morris. >> mr. morris. >> i'm jim morris. >> this fireball is my grandson, david. >> i don't know about the fireball part but grandson is true enough. >> this is a friend of mine, vivian ward. >> rising for a lady is apparently out. now there is a new trend that emerged last summer and picking up steam. restaurants are saying goodbye to soft sexism. in chicago it omitted the idea of ladies first, eliminated language like ladies and gentlemen and they no longer serve in order of gender performance. >> laura: what is that? >> i object to that. men and boys learn respect by doing things. when you rise when a lady enters the room or pull a chair for a lady it is showing respect. people want women to be respected and they should be. let's show and teach men and young boys how to do that. let ladies go first. >> laura: you know what i do? my son and i were going into a restaurant. i let the door close and i wait outside when he goes in. mommy, what happened? you didn't open the door for me. they learn. it

reporter: ever since hurricane michael made landfall on the florida panhandle last october, karen morris says life has become a daily struggle her family lives in just one room of their damaged trailer in panama city. no electricity, no running water. >> there's nowhere else you know, we're a big family we have five people. we need at least a three-bedroom. >> reporter: like others who survived that storm, karen's family is still trying to piece their lives back together. the national hurricane center recently recalculated michael a category 5 hurricane >> pushing the water onto shore where i am. >> reporter: despite president trump's recent vow to allocate more federal aid -- >> you got hit with a little hurricane called michael. >> reporter: political gridlock has kept other relief money tied up, money that bay county cosiy desperately need. >> the damage estimates we have in our county are around $661 million $380 million is debris hauls alone. >> reporter: fema says it is working to assi assist hurricane michael survivors and adds recovery in the panhandle will take years and it will

francine: thank you very much, daniel morris and vasileios gkionakis will stay with us.e council of economic advisers. that is an interview you do not want to miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ omberg. ♪ we have tremendous room if something bad happens. our monetary policy could act in the right direction. they have plenty of room in interest rates. they have plenty of room and the required reserve ratio rate and also the physical monetary policy. i think the room for adjustment is, uh, the trade war would have a temporarily appreciation see,ure on it, but, you after the noise, it will continue to be very stable and relatively strong, compared to emerging-market currencies, even compared to convertible currencies. it is a very strong currency. i am very confident that it will continue to be stable. francine: well, that was yi gang, people's bank of china governor, in conversation earlier with bloomberg's tom mackenzie. let's head straight to st. petersburg, russia, where emily her door is with -- where emily is with the former pboc governor. emily: thank you so much for joining

joining me right now is the chief operating officer of phillip morris international. thfda's move and what kind of impact it will have for phillip morris. >> the reason to get the smokers out of the com come com combuste cigarette, our thought is to get them into the alternative. i do believe if all the forces align, regulatory, consumer, communication, within 10 years we can get rid of smoking country by country. we never had the opportunity in front of us so close and so materially in what we can do. if i go to the countries where we started three and-a-half years ago, the progress is tremendous. smokers are looking for alternatives. the best way for them should be to quit smoking. but unfortunate thing is people don't quit smoking. we provide the products which today are vastly better than conventional cigarettes. maria: tell me the difference in terms of health, in terms of the impact on a person's body, cigarettes versus the vapes, like a juul product, or e-cigarettes. >> the difference is in the level of satisfaction delivered to the smoker. there is the taste c

decided to create the 1st person correction pet food still recognizable today at a time mark morris was critical of pet foods for lacking quality ingredients and he wanted to make a superior product backed by scientific research he teamed up with canning manufacturer. burton hill to fulfill his vision. the result became what we know today is science diet sold in veterinarian offices all across the country. but in 2013 the wall street journal reported hills was starting to see its profits decline because consumers no longer identified with their ingredients. science diet has since refocused on rebranding their image as more natural creating new product lines and shying away from controversial in rendered ingredients the national renders association argues that they're providing a necessary role when it comes to the recycling of animal carcasses. if there wasn't anywhere to put the animal waste from the human food industry where would it go in the earth in the air. in the ocean. it all has to go somewhere. we have a huge quality control problem meaning the quality of ingredients comin

chris morris did his best.h featured the two best one—day batters. quinton de kock produced the goods. an act of genius. what followed was steadier. sharma plotted a slow century. alongside him almost to the end, ms dhonl alongside him almost to the end, ms dhoni. chris morris had worked hard for a wicked and he was not going to let anything get in his way, not even let anything get in his way, not even the stumps. they all count but it did not matter, just as india's world cup starts, south africa's could come to an. that is all the sport it has been a mixed bag of weather, sunshine, showers and in northern ireland nearly a month worth of rain. through wednesday and tuesday night as well, soggy scenes like this. i am sure it has caused a few issues. the rain easing. as we see in these showers and rainbows, we have some active weather across the low country. thunder and lightning with these low pressure. it is moving out into the north sea but don't be surprised along the east coast if you see flashes of light

>> rob roth reporting at linda morris state beach. thanks, rob. >>> meteorologist, rosemary orozco is in tonight. it looks nice . >> when you see blue skies and sunshine, you are in a good mood . >> there is something about the beach. >> and the sound of the waves. let's do it. temperatures did fall off a little bit, again, for today especially far inland. notably cooler over santa rosa today, 71 right now. yesterday, if you were in santa rosa, upper 80s at this hour so a difference for you. santa rosa, a nice shot into the city of san francisco, 61 degrees and areas over the east bay, temperatures in the upper 60s in oakland, inner east bay, 69 in livermore and san jose at 70 degrees so temperatures ranging from the low 60s to low to mid 70s around the bay area. here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. look at santa rosa once again. i keep pointing it out but down by 17 degrees from yesterday. napa and novato down by 5 to 10 degrees. east bay, in the shore a few degrees cooler. livermore and concord down by 12 or 13. the onsh

chris morris.n to explain exactly what is article 24? it's an international trade talk which allows you to move goods across borders without any tariffs or taxes which could mean on cars, apples, whatever, and you can do that on a temporary basis while a permanent free trade agreement is finalised. but you can only do that if both sides agree. you can't impose it on another party and you can't insist that it be done. so, for example, if the uk were to leave with no deal, then you would imagine they wouldn't be much goodwill around. you need the goodwill to use article 24. if there is no good will and no agreement with no deal, that means things would be difficult because the uk would probably not want to pay the £39 billion divorce bill, it wouldn't want to... it would want to ditch the irish backstop. some brexiteers they are does not matter because we can do a basic free trade deal in everybody is interested. the eu 27 countries have said repeatedly and explicitly no, if you choose to leave with

they shut down the internet after a group of soldiers allegedly staged a failed coup attempt in a morris state now sudan is still digitally isolated after deeming social media a threat you heard right the country has been without mobile internet for more than 3 weeks the country's social media shut down followed systemic and organized attacks and killings of protesters calling for a democratically elected government protesters now have to hunt down the few internet cafes to keep up the momentum. news notifications and networks am i to see it has come to this cafe in ca too and not for the coffee but for the wife i. mean only an hour a day that's all in order to use the internet. right now and the general situation is that no one can communicate with anyone. using the internet for an hour he costs $50.00 sudanese pounds that's around one year and the service is in high demand because international mobile phones has been widely cast across to dan since the start of june when security forces turned on peaceful protesters outside the army headquarters leaving dozens dead and hundreds wounded

the plain exterior may be deceptive jewel is valued at $38000000000.00 and marlboro producer philip morris owns 35 percent of the company tobacco firms hope the cigarettes can compensate for the when dealing market for conventional cigarettes and that's apparently where teenagers stand to help many 1st began to smoke with the cigarettes. cigarettes are sleekly designed and while they look like u.s.b. sticks they contain more than double the amount of nicotine permitted for each cigarettes in the e.u. in fact there's less nicotine in normal cigarettes and nicotine is a neurotoxin that just as a reminder is very addictive. which is what san francisco says it now wants to fight at least to an extent the sale and consumption of conventional cigarettes is after all still permitted. and that wraps up our program thanks for watching. for students school. the 1st economy most of. the doors grandmas arrives. joining a regular jane on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary during an orang utan returns home on t w don't come to tang's. i was here when i arrived here i slept with

honored that we have descend dens of the earliest pioneers here to discuss this with us today the morris family which i included in my book, were actually free long before they came out here, and that was also part of this movement, free long-land people who would trace their freedom back to 1600s in this country. coming out their this frontier, some of them descended from african-american patriots who fought in the american revolution, and in fact in the early 1800s, right around fort allies union on the wabash river in what is now illinois, ancestors of both larry currie and steven cole helped found a baptist which was racially integrated and it woulds not allow membership for enslavers and this is a really assertive thing to. do before the war of 1812 -- because the only civilized community at that time was still with french enslavers, so this is an extraordinary story about people who had the best ideals of the american revolution another their heart, yet it continued to be buried and denied. so i'd like to open up the conversation to the four of us and we can talk but the implicatio

well her writing career is all inspiring tony morris the nobel prize winning author and from today's perspective it may be kind of hard to imagine how long it took for her author of the bestselling novel beloved to give the african american story its rightful place in the american canon well now a new documentary about her life the pieces i am puts her work into context and when it's over you feel as if you've spent 2 hours in her excellent company. it was illegal in his. words. this new documentary traces the rise of the best selling author nobel prize winner and force of nature toni morrison. before becoming a writer made her way up the male dominated world of new york publishing always fearless she soon realized that she not any of the old white guys was the smartest person in the room. i was more interesting than the critics damper 1st novels with faint praise and condescension one of the early reviews says she's got a great talent one day she won't limit it to only writing about black people like really it's hard to write about black people sick and they did a black. i prefer wi

morris has made it in past me and. well you know your for your good your good year i just wish. that your daughter thought that i said that i. was like well. it will now take. another perilous week to get home. madagascar. a breathtaking tropical paradise. odd where its former protectors of the are now observers. we follow their journey as they put their lives on the line to live. risking gets all. business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. meet some extraordinary women. who are making things happen that way. struggle to survive. for that families to thrive. swimmin streets. on al-jazeera. it is 10 g.m.t. i'm fully back to board live at headquarters in doha we have breaking news this hour out of geneva where the u.n. is extrajudicial executions investigator agnes column are has just released a report that paints a damning picture of saudi arabia as role in the murder of journalist. the responsibility for the murder is clear and an international investigation is needed the report c

singles by beating no one bench in 5 sets the australian number 4 seed will meet rafael nadal into morris final the spaniard is looking to win his 12th title in paris. now wanting to tell you news from berlin coming up next is the documentary the power of corporations looking at the billions at stake for taxpayers and the power struggle between states and nationals make sure to stay tuned for that and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com. thanks for joining us. first day in school. the 1st accounting lesson. when i'm sure is grand the moment arrives. join your reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary.

well her writing career is all inspiring tony morris the nobel prize winning author and from today's perspective it may be kind of hard to imagine how long it took for her author of the bestselling novel beloved to give the african american story its rightful place in the american canon well now a new documentary about her life the pieces i am puts her work into context and when it's over you feel as if you've spent 2 hours in her excellent company. it was illegal in his life to. come.

that morris has made in the past may get him. well you know your for your good your good your adjuster's. wish that your daughter killed. but i. was like well. it will now take. another perilous week to get home. madagascar. a breathtaking tropical paradise. where its former protectors. are now diverse. we followed their journey as they put their lives on the line to the. risking gets on medicare. on al-jazeera. they call this bleeding the tree. first substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war. it's latex in its purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or mattresses it is an essential element in daily life and so deep in the ivorian forest goes from tree to tree scarring them for the precious liquid trump is imposing $200000000000.00 in tariffs on china the world's largest manufacturer of rubber goods china in response imposes tariffs on synthetic rubber the west produces while in the short term this is bad for african producers in the long run some hope the continent could benefit

know what is happening with morrie daughter she was the sake of to me she's has a sci fi. not a. lot of. hype so they. 2 are loathe 2. to look like. little. it's a historical moment that's going to affect the history of the world. this is a huge migration that's happened in my lifetime and it's hard to know what's going on when you listen to the it's. so i want to see what it really is really going on so that's part of why i wanted to come here. i grew up in neverland during the war i was mostly you know running away from a place to another. i. my parents looking to greece for 3 years during war when it was really really bad and they couldn't stay anymore so they left to greece. but then they went back to lebanon because they could. so of course when i see people here i mostly think about my parents. i believe that this is the one part of the therapy is to laugh at our failure is that our tamayo's at our you know the absurd really harsh things that are happening in life. the. man meant to get the most of them in the most bizarre celeste no most. of them for i don't. want to know

morris? >> yes. >> hello. i'm jim morris. >> this fireball is my grandson, david. >> i don't know about the fireball part, but grandson is true enough. >> i'm pleased to meet you both. this is a friend of mine, vivien ward. >> rising for a lady is apparently out. now a new trend emerged last summer is really picking up steam. now the restaurant "eater" says restaurants are saying good-bye to soft sexism. at chicago's tide house, it eliminated the idea of ladies first, the staff eliminated language like ladies and gentlemen from the vocabulary and they no longer serve in order of gender performance. >> what co-you serve? say take the fork and say pay attention to me? why is that? >> i object to this. i tell you why i find it so repulsive. me and boys learn -- respect by doing things. when you rise, you pull a chair for a lay the i, it shows respect. people want women to be respected, they should be. let's show and teach young boys how to do that. let them open the door. >> me and my son. he goes in, i let the d

men are meant to get emotion at the minute mr morris is going to last no most amount of time because you know them for i don't. want to know one of the one of the one of my mana hottest you can. get some of the lot of a lot of it if you're moving from pakistan to the costs she thought she must work social work with feet like this. and we organized a medical bus to help to fiji's as they come onto shore because ease into any place to see change to treat thin and thing we helped him to go on the journey to germany or other countries. still mean they still coming to you can see it is actually about on its way and the reason being is that it just found the people not everyone has got the money and all these new people and i just signed on making money from them because a storm died with things like that. but if you have a smuggler here who wants to go back with his both. they can i and actually cut his throat but i won't cut the throat couple. this evil smuggler here brought all these people here in danger i was to the police was here to arrest him but probably they won't do anything bec

stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers and actually ravi minima hammad morris egypt's 1st and only democratically elected president died at a court appearance this past week that's big news by anyone's measure but one would not have known that judging from what egyptian newspapers did with that story you wouldn't have richard and even by the poor standards of a lot of egyptian journalism this was embarrassing virtually all the papers buried the story on the inside pages and the publishing word for word a $42.00 word paragraph reportedly whatsapp to editors by a government official now only one paper the privately owned and muskie uloom actually put the news on to their front page now morsi and the muslim brotherhood have long been treated as punching bags by egyptian talk show hosts who are very popular in that market what they have to say about this story let me start by showing you a clip that's not from a talk show host but from a news anchor she had her copy ticking for her as well as that and has samsung it was a copy and paste job onto the audi q and if a

now the untold story podcast features martha's unedited and emotional conversation with jonathan morris foxnewspodcast.com. in it, he gets candid about the difficult decision to leave the catholic priesthood and opens up about his hopes for the future. here is a clip. >> i want people to know in their own minds when they feel stuck, when they feel afraid of change, when they feel like they are going to get people down, and they don't know a way out, there is a way out. follow your gut. follow your heart. god is at the center. >> tucker: powerful words. i was a powerful interview with martha. that is the story on monday night. i'm see you here tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern. in the meantime, tucker carlson, my friend. coming up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for generations california symbolized everything that was fantastic and great about america. the most beautiful place in the world. snow capped mountains, pristine beaches and lush valleys but more than a vacation spot. they supported the biggest middle class in the country. they had a gleaming i

morris musicians to. the world's best supporting lobsters nature live. with the likes of. classic festival any length. of the future above. the bands on d.w.i. thank. the darkest day chinese history. 30 years ago today. it was followed by a relentless crackdown on dissidents. the but only a few more so with the help of foreign secret services. the bomber regime. her mummy the simplest split the lead. bursts home to millions of species a home more saving. as much as those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like the turkey the climate most green energy solutions and reforestation . they come into interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and more determined to build something here for the next generation the luckiest the multimedia environment series on d.w. . closely. listen carefully to the soon. to be a good. edge of. discovery. the i. subscribe to the documentary on to. play. the lead. play. this is deja vu news live from berlin mexico

. >> maren morris's perfect shade? color coordinated hubby ryan hurd.ht their fashion a game from luke bryan's deep cocoa colored jacket, kelsea ballerini managed to rock four looks of the night, ending with her black sparkler. >> i've never done a solo performance with pyro before. you feel a lot of heat. >> meanwhile, brett's wife debuted her baby bump in pink, which is fitting because they're expecting a baby girl in the fall. >> the second i found out it was a girl, my mind was stuck on thinking of her being like taylor. she's the woman i fell in love with and married. it's almost like i could have two of them. ♪ baby i'm crazy about you >> he's definitely going to be protective. but he's so and goofy. >> protective bad cop. >> he's protective, this is true. ♪ lose all track of time >> just keeps oncoming for these two. they just bought a house, have a baby on the way and brett's song "here tonight" is his fifth consecutive single. ♪ let's just stay here >> only "e.t." got party with brett and his croon at the sutler saloon. it's hard not to swoon o

almost to the end, chris morris had worked hard for a wicked and he was not going to let anything getot even stops. they all count but they don't matter, they got over the wind just as their world cup is starting, south africa could be coming to an end. in the days of new zealand, they pick up there when, suffering the scare against bangladesh, only 2045 to end, everything seemed in hand when ross taylor, he made 82 and after he was dismissed, the caps suffered a wobble, losing quick wickets and in some trouble, before mitchell and ferguson eventually guided them to a two wicked victory. they left wait until to play her semifinal at the french open after today possible schedule was abandoned without any play due to rain in paris. they were kept from entertaining the crowds earlier due to the poor weather. for number38, earlier due to the poor weather. for number 38, next and earlier due to the poor weather. for number38, nextand is earlier due to the poor weather. for number 38, next and is playing the best tennis of her career according to the last british woman to win the competitio

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morris musicians to. the world's best sephardic useless to sneak in a ballot. box for. the classic festival. lead up. to the feature length. d.w. thanks. in good shape in modern society the pressure to perform seems omnipresent but sometimes the be in protests is a test for future men and it's wrong to the economic to do should talk about. common incidence of erectile dysfunction are focusing this week. good. they're super sharp. many interesting souls away super secret then you'll hear the jingling his points and super rich definitely around 20000000000 more or less. how do germany's wealthiest people live why do they keep such a low profile. snoop around to catch a glimpse. of the good to talk of the world to dispose of the super rich starts to take on the w. o z view of the loan. where i come from but all that glitters is gold it's just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am always reminds me of cold after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but better taking a step back i see things i need to live differently know

here with the house on the lake is keith morris. >> it's a long winding ride. this tale studded with surprises. >> i felt like i was being kidnapped in broad daylight and no one can help me. >> reporter: it's the story of his life and theirs. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another trough -- travesty of justice to take place. >> do you remember much about your mom any more? >> not really. >> it's been a long time. >> it's about what happened on a september day the rest of the world can't forget. is there a corner of your brain thinks maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> 15 years, four trials. would it never end? >> i put my head down. i went numb. i just went numb. >> this is the climatic chapter in a family saga one that began in a moment all but drowned out in the chaos of history. it was september 2001. harris kids were little. 7, 6, 4, and it. they lived in this patch of wilderness with a patch of lake behind. >> kids have a lot of happy memories out here. it was a very unique and special place that we were fortunate enough t