bayern munich winning 5-1. that is 10-2 robben, costa. bayern munich winning 5—1.gate to them. arsenal out and we wait to hear from arsene them. arsenal out and we wait to hearfrom arsene wenger, them. arsenal out and we wait to hear from arsene wenger, because since they lost in that first leg, it has been a miserable month or so for arsene wenger. remember, it has been a miserable month or so forarsene wenger. remember, he it has been a miserable month or so for arsene wenger. remember, he was going to say exactly what his future held after what 20—odd years at the gunners, over 20 years. held after what 20—odd years at the gunners, over20 years. i held after what 20—odd years at the gunners, over 20 years. i think that could be it for arsene wenger. how do you come back from that? also 3—1 to real madrid against napoli in the other tie. they go through, the holders, 6—2 on aggregate. thank you very much. while olly was speaking, i spotted this tweet from arsenal. this was a little bit earlier in the match. saying that's exactly the start we needed. they went 1—0

they'd gone into their second leg tie against bayern munich needing to overcome a 5—1 deficit. the second leg proved equally one—sided, as natalie pirks reports. chanting # we want wenger out! # i said we want wenger out!# they were small in number, but loud in sentiment. a group of arsenal fans marched on the emirates tonight demanding the head of the manager. they feel they're not alone. chanting # we want you to go # arsene wenger # we want you to go #. 12 years, no premier league, no champions league. how can we call ourselves a big club? enough's enough, yeah, we want him out now. that's it, no more contracts. he's got to go now. but football is a fickle thing and one good result can silence even the loudest of protests. arsene wenger had demanded his team displayed lucid rage. this was electric. commentator: still going here. the best goalkeeper in the world no match for theo walcott on a mission. but moments change matches. laurent koscielny got a bit physical with robert lewandowski and the assistant referee seized his moment, upgrading a yellow card to red. koscielny w

bayern munich on this pitch this season.onight was well within their grasp. they had eyes on winning it. as did united. but to no avail. they will go back to manchester confident of progressing. the arsenal manager arsene wenger says he will take the fans‘ opinions into account when he makes up his mind about whether to stay in the job. arsenal have lost five of their last seven games, leading to speculation about the future of the premier league's longest serving manager. our sports editor dan roan has more. the humiliation at the hands of bayern munich this week left arsenal divided, the fans in revolt, and their managerfacing divided, the fans in revolt, and their manager facing unprecedented pressure. today arsene wenger insisted he will wait until the end of the season before deciding whether to stay. i love this club but i am loyal to this club and i make the right decisions to this club. are you seriously saying you might be here next season?” club. are you seriously saying you might be here next season? i do not wa n

coming up on this programme: bayern munich humiliate arsenal winning10—2 on aggregate over two legs to over australia in a bad tempered second test match. and serena williams is set to relinquish her world number one ranking after pulling out of her next two tournaments with injury. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with champions league football and the news that holders real madrid and five time winners bayern munich are the first sides through to the quarter—finals this year. real won 3—1 on the night and 6—2 on aggregate against napoli while arsenal lost 5—1 for the second successive time against carlo ancelotti‘s bayern munich going down 10—2 on aggregate. the arsenal manager arsene wenger has again had his future questioned but he believes the officials were at fault. we were really unlucky tonight because it was a 100% penalty at 1—0 on walcott in the first half, i checkedit on walcott in the first half, i checked it on television. in the second half the referee killed the game. after that it was very

iamat i am at the emirates for arsenal will have to make champions league history to beat bayern munich to a place in the quarterfinals. and five medals in five olympics. katherine grainger receives her damehood from the queen. we will be back at the lawrence when we get that vote. good evening last week, british cycling reached an all time low. they apologised for failings as the organisation was accused of a culture of bullying and discrimination, and also accepting serious failings in their medical record keeping that has hampered a uk anti—doping investiagtion into allegations of wrongdoing. today, the head of team sky, sir dave brailsford has attempted to end the specualtion about the nature of the medicine couriered to sir bradley wiggins six years ago after a race. our sports editor dan roan is with me. dan, he has written to the dcms select committee looking at doping in sport and given them plenty of detail about the mystery package. will this be enough to stop this starnd of their enquiries? the last few days have seen some pretty queasily headlines for a team sky and also for

well, arsenal have a mountain to scale, being 5—1 down to bayern munich from the opening leg of theirli also have an unenviable task ahead of them. the italian side will begin their return leg 3—1 down to real madrid. the spanish giants are looking to make the quarter—finals for the seventh successive season. napoli, by contrast, have never made the last eight. translation: they are the world champions, the european champions. they are the richest team in the world. everybody expects them to go through. our duty is to create as many difficulties for them as we can. i know they are the world champions, but our fans can. i know they are the world champions, but ourfans of can. i know they are the world champions, but our fans of the world champions, but our fans of the world champions of fans on the whole world will see that tomorrow night. it will see that tomorrow night. it will be a difficult environment. the match has been almost impossible for us match has been almost impossible for us than they have been scoring in the last 46 games. that could turn out difficult for them. obvious

the photos were taken one year before his munich attack.nvestigators say he was fascinated by a gun attack in norway that left more than 70 people dead. >> his actions were not politically motivated. david s. had developed xenophobia despite his own family having an immigrant background. he also sometimes used symbols and phrases. -- nazi symbols and phrases. reporter: the new findings offer a glance into what led to the murder of nine people. the memories of those who died in the shopping mall remain fresh however, as the flowers late in their honor -- laid in their honor. christopher: other stories making the news, a japanese court has ruled the government is responsible for the 2011 disaster where a nuclear power plant went into a meltdown after an earthquake. the findings find that the government neglected safety measures, as well as the plan, and they will now pay compensation to those who were forced to flee their homes. and somali pirates have released hostages in an oil tanker that they hijacked this week. the maritime police exchan

with champions league football and the news that holders real madrid and five time winners bayern munich are the first sides through to the quarter—finals this year. real won 3—1 on the night and 6—2 on aggregate against napoli while arsenal lost 5—1 for the second successive time against carlo ancelotti's bayern munich going down 10—2 on aggregate. the arsenal manager arsene wenger has again had his future questioned but he believes the officials were at fault. we were really unlucky tonight because it was a 100% penalty at 1—0 on walcott in the first half, i checkedit on walcott in the first half, i checked it on television. in the second half the referee killed the game. after that it was very difficult. but the referee i think was very very powerful for bayern tonight. at the moment in the game when lewandowski was not only was it not a penalty but he was offside, and on top of that it wasn't a penalty, on top of that he gives us a red card, that killed us completely. holders real madrid were also in action on tuesday as they travelled to italy and a match against napoli. the spanish

lewandowski started to fade to bayern munich grey. robben 2-1. fade to bayern munich grey.5—1 on the night. an unwanted history for their manager, and the most uncertain future. the referee, i think, was very, very powerfulfour bayern tonight. at the moment in the game where lewandowski, not only was it not a penalty, he was offside. and it was not a penalty, on top of that he gives us a red card. that kill is completely. overall i must say to bayern can be a good side, but tonight they can as well say thank you to the decisions of the referee in the second half. in last night's other champions league game, real madrid came from behind to beat napoli 3—1 on the night, 6—2 over two legs, to reach the quarter—finals. england women's didn't have much joy against german opponents, either. they lost 1—0 to germany in the shebelieves cup, anja mittag with the goal for the european champions, in the final match in washington. france won the invitational tournament. the first half we were a bit disappointed with ourselves. i think we set out to do what we'd done, and the second hal

at the moment, the situation is that they need to fight tonight, bayern munich are in great form and they need to fight and the captain has been talking about how the contract yet fans like that back on board. that promises to be a lively night. and real madrid take a 3—1 advantage into their tie against napoli tonight. zlatan ibrahimovich claimed that bournemouth‘s tyrone mings jumped into his elbow over the weekend but manchester united's top scorer has accepted an fa charge of violent conduct and will be banned for three matches, starting with monday's fa cup quarter—final at chelsea. mings is appealing against a charge of stamping on ibrahimovic a couple of minutes earlier at old trafford. he faced a longer suspension. we understand that craig shakespeare will stay in charge of leicester until at least the end of the season. the interim manager has won both his matches since the champions sacked claudio ranieri at the end of last month. shakespeare has never managed full—time before and was brought to the club by ranier‘s predecessor nigel pearson. other potential candidates to r

thrashed at home by bayern munich in the champions league. fashion.

national archives and the vatican secret archives, in the munich. in unit -- in i found helpful information in postwar debriefings by u.s. intelligence and the liaison agents between the pope and the german resistance. mike -- the biggest break i got was when i discovered the secret papal recordings the pope had made in his library when he was anding with top nazi's german churchmen in the 1930's -- 1939 and the 1940's. it was surprising to me that the pope made his own secret tapes. the vatican was hardwired by the inventor of the radio. what is interesting about these transcripts -- i think the key reveal from them for me was that the german church was really scared -- the leaders of the german church and the german cardinals were scared that hitler was so popular that if the pope or rome called out the nazis too much, german catholics were not side with rome, they would in fact side with hitler to keep their jobs and take care of their families and save their lives and the prestige of the acy would be --apc the transcript showed in the first week

out bayern munich at the same time.ts. arsenal fans are ina four defeats insects. arsenal fans are in a familiar position and wondering if they can cling on to the top four. arsene wenger has famously done that in every one of his 20 seasons at the club but the reality is you could get better odds on the next james reality is you could get better odds on the nextjames bond being a woman than of arsenal overturning this 5—1 defeat to bayern munich and even arsene wenger said there is about a 296 arsene wenger said there is about a 2% chance but at least tonight, the game plan for the gunners is very clear indeed. the only advantage of her situation is that we have not much choice, to have any hesitation. we have of course got to go for it and attack and go forward, with determination and flow and try to score goals. he spent most of the press co nfe re nce score goals. he spent most of the press conference yesterday denying there has been a bust up between the arsenal team and his star centre forward alexis sanchez, ther

they'd gone into their second leg tie against bayern munich needing

even bayern munich asked, "what time is it? it is 10-2." bayern munich asked, "what time is it?fferent. i mentioned they are being seen as a laughing stock. the question is will arsene wenger stay at arsenal? shame old story says the star. 10—2. shame again and wenger out, that's the main message from arsenal fans. again and wenger out, that's the main message from arsenalfans. he must be considering his future. his contract expires at the end of the season, although there is an offer on the table, the next steps will be a mutual decision between he and the clu b a mutual decision between he and the club at the end of the season. seven seasons in a row they have been eliminated at the last 16 stage so where is the progression coming for them? their talisman, where is the progression coming for them ? their talisman, sanchez where is the progression coming for them? their talisman, sanchez and ozil them? their talisman, sanchez and 0zil are likely to leave the club. he won three premier league title and six fa cups as well, but with the writing on the wall for arsene wenger. it's

the humiliation at the hands of bayern munich left arsenal divided, the fans in revolt and the managerted pressure but arsene wenger said today he will decide at the end of the season whether to stay. i love this club. i loyal to this club and i will make the right decision for this club. i do not want to speak about always the same matter. what is for me important is football games. arsene wenger we want you to go. some have seen enough and after the protests, came on admission, the fans will have a bearing on his future. came on admission, the fans will have a bearing on his futurem came on admission, the fans will have a bearing on his future. it is not the most important factor that you consider it of course. in a statement the chairman saying... arsene wenger‘s future is at the top of the game. this afternoon, football's most powerful figure paying this tribute. what he has done throughout the history is outstanding. he is a legend. he's one of the foot will legend. this stadium and the club both are built in his own image but after the humiliation suffered here earlier this week,

munich sees lower profit this year's.his year, the company said it aims for the net, of 2 billion euros to 2.4 billion euros. the world's biggest reinsurer also plans to buy back another one billion euros in shares before it's 2018 shareholder meeting. we will be speaking to the ceo of munich re at 10:35 u.k. time. a record annual loss caused by charges of the spin off of its coal and gas fire generation business. write-downs talked about 25 billion euros as a power price slump eroded the values of its conventional plan. u.s. officials have said to been to issue indictments related to the hacking attacks against yahoo! according to a person briefed on the matter, the department of justice is accusing for people are participating in massive online security breaches that compromised hundreds of millions of user accounts. the hacks came to light last year and threatened to derail the sale of yahoo!'s fail to verizon. asia's largest international airline posted a net loss of 74 million u.s. dollars for 2016. cafe also scrappe

reflect on this truth in history just over a month ago while i was representing the united states in munichrmany. after attending the security conference, my family and i traveled to the not the concentration camp in dachau. i had been there is a young man. karen and i wanted our daughter itthe -- our daughter to see too. we arrived in the early morning fog. a 93 rolled holocaust survivor who had been imprisoned in dark out as a 17 euro boy -- in dachau as a 17-year-old boy. he described the hellish life he had endured toiling away as a slave while those around him were taken away one by one, never to return. and then he stopped, looked up at me, and with tears in his eyes said words i will never forget -- he said then the americans came. [applause] v.p. pence: i was so proud. those words underscore the imperative of american strength, and they powerfully remind us of the immutable bond between our people and the people of israel. under president trump's leadership, america will be strong, stronger than ever before. as the president said not long ago, our nation's friendship will grow even

it's probably the first and only time in history that you will be studying videos of bayern munich whor recent games have been against bayern munich, so i know danny and nicky have been getting a lot of information from those videos and it's telling actually, we understand that there are more tickets sold for the lincoln city game than for the bayern munich game earlier. that says a lot about lincoln city, i guess. bob, you mentioned danny and nicky, how important has dan been to you? they have been absolutely phenomenal. as you know, they came into the club at the beginning of this season from part—time non—league and what they've achieved at lincoln city is truly, truly amazing. in such a short space of time. they're a com plete short space of time. they're a complete phenomenon. those two boys are going to go a long, long way in professional football in this country. 0h, professional football in this country. oh, i like that! good luck, bob and the rest of you. keep those red socks on. he sounded very calm and composed. maybe that's why they've gone so far. mike, thank you very much

when you see some of the other ties, by munich against real madrid, juventus against barcelona.late in 1961 and lost and they played in 1997 ina 1961 and lost and they played in 1997 in a very bad—tempered game with some bad refereeing decisions. martin o'neil was the leicester manager at the time and he was furious with the referee so perhaps leicester fa ns furious with the referee so perhaps leicester fans will want some revenge. manchester united are the only british side left in the europa league, we've had the quarter—final draw for that and again, they have avoided some fie? theretregqe—reideg; . the manager was not happy with the last round having a tough tie a long trip against rostov. they have the favourites, the avoided avoided the favourites, the avoided leon. anderlecht is a very good tight. their record when was against 10-0. the 10—0. the finish top of anderlecht, 10—0. the finish top of the belgian league but manchester united will feel they can get through against them. we will look forward to those ties in just around two weeks' time. it's the final weekend of

. >> for more on this, james davis joins us now from munich, germany. he's the dean of the school of economics of political science at the university. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> as we just heard this, and john mccain says president trump needs to retract or prove his wiretapping claim. he adds he doesn't even believe it. gechb the intelligence committee, also rejects mr. trump's claim, what's likely to happen next, or is this just another distraction? >> well, it's clearly a distraction. and the president has proven himself to either master distraction. i think the more important question, what does this tell us about this president and his style of governing? this president could find out, with one or two telephone calls whether or not there's any substance to this claim. he prefers to take his information from questionable news sources rather than the professionals who are charged with watching this sort of thing. i think what we need to find out is, you know, who is the president listening to and why. >> how damaging is a c

night on the streets history just over a month ago while i was representing the united states in munichgermany. after attending a security conference, my family and i traveled to the first concentration camp. i have been there as a young man, that karen and i wanted our daughters here, too. we arrived at the camp in an early-morning call and we were accompanied on our tour. the 93-year-old holocaust survivor who had been imprisoned as a 17-year-old boy. as we waltz through the camp, abe described to me the life, toiling away as a slave while those around him were taken away. one by one, never to return. and then he stopped, looked up at me with tears in his eyes and said words i'll never forget. he said then the americans came. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] those words underscored the period of american strength and a powerfully remind us of the immutable bond between our people and the people of israel. under president trump's leadership, and america will be strong. stronger than ever before. as the president said not long ago, our nation's friendship with israel will gro

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while in munich, i attended a small dinner organized by irish rocker and global humanitarian bono.hat's one of the advantages of traveling with john mccain. [laughter] i had dinner with gates. -- bono and bill i actually have a bone to pick with him. no single person should have that much talent, because it leaves a lot less for the rest of us. not only a brilliant musician and also a world-class philanthropist, but he speaks like a poet. after he was done discussing efforts that he and others were meeting to end extreme poverty and end preventable diseases, he reminded my colleagues and me when he said something really precious about america when he said i'm very proud to be irish and i'm very proud of ireland. but ireland is just a country. america is also an idea. as the american hearing his , those as the parade of world leaders visiting the white house, the irish prime minister and most recently chancellor merkel both pointed out and reminded the president of america's proud heritage as both the land of opportunity and a sanctuary for those of peril. this has been remarkable a

games for arsenal and they are outside the top four in the premier league now and they face bayern munichsporting miracle to reach the champions league quarterfinals after the last the first leg of their last 16 tie. arsene wenger has pierced criticism and according to his captain per mertesacker the players are to blame. i think we saw on many occasions that we were absolutely not ready for a fight and that is what i want to see tomorrow, that we re what i want to see tomorrow, that were up for a fight, to challenge something. we have not completed a lot, you know. in recent games. and we need to turn it around, that is really the focus, to come back to oui’ really the focus, to come back to our strength. arsene wenger said he will still be without mesut 0zil who missed the trip to liverpool through illness and he refused to be drawn on whether there would be a return for alexis sanchez to the starting 11. but you suspect if they are to stand a chance he will be in the side. there'll be no champions league football on terrestrial tv from the start of the 2018 season after bt sport secure

two goals from the prolific robert lewandowski helped holders bayern munich ease through to the semi—finalsto a 3—0 win over schalke. in the 16th minute thiago alcantara made it 2—0. and lewandowski helped himself to a second goal in the 29th minute. in the coppa italia lazio have taken a 2—0 lead after the first leg of their semi final against roma following goals from milinkovic—savic and immobile holders paris st germain needed two goals in the last 15 minutes from javier pastore and edinson cavani as they beat second tier niort 2—0 moving into the quarter finals while monaco also went through to the quarter finals in quite incredible fashion beating marseille 4—3 in extra time after it finished 2—2 at the end of the 90 minutes. golf is changing the way it plays and according to the game's rule makers these are the biggest set of changes in a generation. on wednesday the r&a and the usga released a statement containing several changes to the laws of the game in the hope the sport will be quicker to play and easier to understand. katie gornall has been looking at what it means. cotton is

that intensified with tuesday's champions league elimination, losing 10—2 on aggregate to bayern munichtaging a pre—match protest march calling for wenger to bring his 21—year reign to an end when his contract expires this summer. meanwhile, there are suggestions that top scorer alexis sanchez could be one of several leading players on their way out of the club. but this morning, wenger played down reports of unrest in the camp. it is exaggerated. i think we have a good, united group, a determined group. when you go through disappointing results, you always have some disagreement. but overall, i think the best way to respond is a lwa ys i think the best way to respond is always the game and to show how united and determined we are. and overall i believe that on that front we are...i overall i believe that on that front we are... i don't worry. and even, you know, in ourjob, you have to be competitive. and competitiveness doesn't mean love always. it is about performing. and sometimes the fa ct about performing. and sometimes the fact that in the past it is not the tea m fact that in the

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at last month annual munich security conference, the head of turkey's intelligence service and is hiserman counterpart a list containing hundreds of addresses and phone numbers of people thought to be supporter of a turkish court -- turkish cleric, the man blamed for last year's coup. the government has begun contacting people on the list to warn them they are in turkey site. -- turkey's sights. >> these people need to be cautious because they could face harsh treatment if they travel to turkey or turkish territory. reporter: venturing into turkish consulates in germany where voting has been taking place could be dangerous. if anything goes awry there, german police could not step in. sarah: british police said they found no links between the london attacker khalid masood and the so-called islamic state. they said he was clearly interested in -- jihad. he office fatally stabbed a police officer before being shot dead. islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. in mosul iraqis forces have closed in on islamic state in an attempt to capture a strategic moss. -- a strategic

our prime minister talked to -- in munich and i was together in bohn with me colleague in the minister's meeting and today, his visit today is a very good indicator that how much importance is attached to mutual relations by two countries. secretary of state tillerson was with the prime minister and then the president, and erdogan and then a lunch weapon had the chance to discuss various methods. of course, it is very important that we should create a new energy on the relations between turkey and the united states. because both countries are facing a lot of testing in this region and different parts of the world and two countries can play an important role in the resolving of these issues. because our responsibility is not to parts of the world we are located but interested in various problem around the world. therefore the friendship and relationships in turkey and the united states should be stronger than ever. of course we need to fur her improve -- further improve collaborations in various areass and we have opportunity to discuss suchmers, specially the bilateral relations, anti-te

everybody who was there in munich was very clear that we are not buying the russian agenda in easternope and the ukraine, russia is still looking at aspects in the occupied providence of ukraine, and also in the middle east. we saw that they went above the call of duty by bombing and causing tremendous demonstration. having said that, i think that president trump keeps the door open. he keeps it open for cooperation with russia infighting isis, but you areely right. moscow would love nothing better than our executive branch, the intelligence community, the defense department, and the military all engaged in some kind of conflict about what russia did and what they did not do. and i think that we are investigating it. we should be investigating it. and the truth will come out. whatever that truth is. it is too early to talk about what it is, but as fox news just recently pointed out, there are no incriminating evidence so far. >> jon: as you well know, president trump has been accused of being too cozy with the russians, or may be vladimir putin specifically. is that the case in your v

el bayern munich enfrentarÁ al real madrid.ipo, sabemos que es un equipo muy fuerte y q lo estÁn haciendo muy bien y serÁ un partido muy bonito para los aficionados, para los dos equipos uey para el mundo del fÚtbol, nada mÁs. presentador: en el balompiÉ azteca continÚa la jornada con un sÁbado bastante futbolero. cruz azul recibe a los tigres. gallos blancos de --le hace los honores al pachuca. leÓn va contra toluca. las chivas reciben al veracruz. los raiders de oakland podrÍan estar encendiendo el [...], buscan contratar a lynch, los derechos le pertenecen a seattle. asÍ le ponemos punto final a los deportes. marÍa: prepare lÁpiz y papel porque al volver le diremos dÓnde habrÁ talleres de inmigraciÓn el fin a estos niños les mostramos productos de una tienda cercana. [kids off screen] hmmm! pero ellos no sabían que todos eran productos de tabaco. esto huele como un dulce de leche. mira, huélelo. parece como si son chicles. el 80% de los niños que han probado el tabaco empezaron con productos de sabores. entonces...¿ a quiéne

para arturo vidal actual mediocampista del bayern munich es un mundial de solo ganadores. >> estÁn todosporque no sabe cuando se lucha se intenta porque hay caÍda hay momentos duros y momentos alegres te lleva para seguir. >> tras aÑos de carrera en chile gonzalo jara sabe que este deporte le puede brindar una sonrisa especial a un paÍs que ha sufrido mucho. >> sufrimos terremotos, ahora hemos sufrido incendios y siempre que la selecciÓn le da una alegrÍa a la gente creo que la gente nos retribuye yendo al estadio, apoyÁndonos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> los chilenos tendrÁn esa oportunidad de sonreÍr y hacer historia este verano en rusia, la roja debutarÁ contra en camerÚn luego enfrentarÁ alemania el 22 y termina la fase de grupos el 25 ante australia los dos primeros de cada grupo avanzarÁn a semifinales josÉ. >> ahora chile tiene posibilidades?. >> tiene posibilidades yo creo que va a ser muy importante si saca un buen resultado ante alemania que es el partido mÁs duro pero si avanza los dos primos vamos a tener a chile en semifinales. >> muchas gracias estaremos muy pendientes. >> ♪ (mÚsica

real madrid, atletico madr barcelona, bayer munich,leicester ty, la juveel borrussia dortmund y el monaco dejo unopartidos de lujo para esta roa que se estara disputando despuede la fecha fifa de la proxima seman take gfx gfx ad lib ad liadib ad lib alib ad lib ad b ad lib ad libad lib ad lib lib ad lib ad lib ad lib seguimos con algo de beisb.. esta noche continuo lactividad en el clasico mundial debeibsol con el juego entreputo y estados unos. donde el ganador aseguraria un boletopara la ronda de semifinales. take vo el equipo puertoriqueÑo hizo la mayor parte del daÑo ela parte baja la primrea entrada anotando 4 carreras y con eso seria suficiente para aguantar la remontada del equipde las barras y las estrellas.. la pizarra final fuede seis a cinco y con esto porsegunda vez de manera consecutiva puerto rico estara disputando la ronda seminales del cico mundial de beisbol. la familia depoiva del ar de la bahia sigue crececiendo yeste aÑo en san francisco habrun nuevo equipo de futbol profesional que arranca sutemporada proximamente..escuchamos a brian andres helmick ceo de los san fran

my favorite stories what sheldon and i heard in munich. and senator graham heard the story of the norwegian prime minister that russia has been running stories that their economy is in the tank and that they ran out of fruits and vegetables. russians would come to visit their friends and relatives with bags of fruits and vegetables because they believed these stories, that there were no fruits and no vegetables. example.is an amazing there are so many serious ones. and myon is trying to -- state, people believe when they see things. possible that they the become more educated thing that senator durbin brought up. >> education in general, it is something that is vital. comes of bad things on social media and for children. countries, our especially the baltic countries have taken, there you go again. become fundamentally endured. what has changed is that before you guys believed it, now you don't either. >> quickly, i read the whole playbook. about the things you talk is a lack of transparency and campaign finance and how money can be funnel

in the middle ages, when frankfurt and munich were just wide spots on the road, rothenburg was one ofmany's largest cities, with a whopping population of 6,000. today, even with its crowds and overpriced souvenirs, i love this place. during rothenburg's heyday -- that was about 1200 to 1400 -- it was the intersection of two great trading routes -- prague to paris and hamburg to venice. but today, the great trade is tourism. rothenburg is a huge hit with shoppers. true, this is a great place to buy cuckoo clocks, steins, and dirndls, but see the town first. most of the buildings were built by 1400. like many medieval towns, the finest and biggest houses were built along herrengasse, named for the herren, or the wealthy class. the commoners built higgledy-piggledy farther from the center, near the walls. hanging shop signs advertise what they sold -- knives, armor, bread, whatever. rothenburg's wall, with its beefy fortifications and intimidating gates, is about a mile around and provides great views and a good orientation. rodertor is the only tower you can actually climb. it's worth t

i was just with a bunch of georgians last week in munich. i did not say that. i set a trap was set. >> my question is, if you take georgia or ukraine and the u.s. policy towards russia, do you think recognizing georgia and ukraine and will dubya -- integralre i parts of europe, do you think the u.s. as have consistent policies towards them? i think there is confusion on the u.s. side. thank you. we all know the relationship between the russian federation and the u.s. depends on the relationship between the u.s. and the russian federation. what recommendation would you give to that in foreign n foreigners -- latvia policymakers given the nature of foreign troops close to the border with russia? thank you. mr. mcfaul: really simple questions here. [laughter] >> i am a senior studying international affairs. mr. mcfaul: fantastic. >> i am about hybrid warfare in the post-soviet state. there is this question how we should combat russian propaganda and the spread of this information. ?ow should we combat that mr. mcfaul: all great questions. we don't have time to giv

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the fourth thing is the need to munich eight, communicate, communicate. never stop communicating. it is so easy to move on to the next event. people watch this, all of this stuff with peripheral vision. goes on inwatch what the white house as much as we think. they don't follow every detail. they don't follow what goes on in a state capitols. if you have a great idea and you are starting to show progress, you have to communicate that. if you make a mistake, you have to be honest and say you have adjusted the policies and communicate that. it has to be constant communication. it is so compelling today how difficult it is to do that compared to what it was when i was governor. , i have not hundred thousand people following me on twitter. if you watch anything i tweet is -- 10-1 is "you are a jerk," and sophisticated conversation. [laughter] mr. bush: they are not reading it, they don't care. they want to bring me down a notch or two. the world we're in today with so many different means of acquiring knowledge, somebody different ways of garnering information, the ability to customiz

xabi alonso is retiring at the end of this season with bayern munich. he says simply...eestyle and snowboard world championships are on at the moment, not the catchiest of titles but it's a great event. the dual mogul mens final has been getting a lot of attention. it didn't quite go to plan for either. this isn't a race, you getjudged for the two main jumps as well, and then it's all put together. the guy who fell over first was japan's ikuma horishima, and he was the winner. congratulations to him. that was good. this is better. the open badminton championships are being played in birmingham at the moment. this is quite something. the japanese pair went on to beat the danes. the championships are running right through the weekend. if you're in birmingham i suggest you get down there if the rallies are anything like that. stay with us because in a little while we have an update on the baby chimp that we came across in a bbc investigation into the trafficking of animals in ivory coast. we have been back to see how that chimp is doing. a national monument paid tribute to

real madrid have a big clash with bayern munich.gian side anderlecht. i will be back with more on those stories just after half past. the deputy leader of the scottish national party has insisted there will be a second referendum on scottish independence. opening the party's spring conference in aberdeen, angus robertson said the prime minister was "panicking" when she tried to draw a line under the snp's proposed timetable theresa may spoke at the conservative spring conference in cardiff — and reiterated that independence would be "bad for scotland, bad for the uk and bad for us all". our political correspondent iain watson has the latest. the snp saying there will be a referendum, a second referendum on independence, but is there any shift in their position on the timetable for that? i think it is their hope and expectation that there will be a second referendum but that is not in their gift, legally, it is westminster to decide whether there will be a scottish independence referendum, but they want to get theresa may to enter in

i tell you, being in munich and talking with our allies there, these are allies that have their people and many of them are smaller countries where everyone knows everyone. they have their people fight and die next to american soldiers and other members in afghanistan and iraq and they are basically told they are a bunch of deadbeat. you ca can't imagine how that gs over. you can imagine how the whole sort of in your face agenda goes over. every nich nation i think unders that they put their own interest first. we are not the only ones that do that but if you are trying to get the cooperation of others at his besitis best not to start oh that. it was foreseeable that he would see different questions asked by the members of the parties and that's okay. i would be surprised. what was remarkable to me about the hearing yesterday and maybe i am just a glass half-full kind of guy that was remarkable about the hearin hearing as he didn'tk like other hearings on the topic of such tremendous political significance. there wasn't an attack by one member against another member, there wasn't any y

football, there was humiliation for arsenal in the champions league, thrashed 5—1 at home by bayern munichn aggregate, piling pressure on already—beleaguered manager arsene wenger. in the night's other game, real madrid beat napoli 3—1 away from home, to progress to the last eight. wikileaks has published thousands of unverified documents of what it says are wide—ranging hacking tools used by the cia. the documents allege cyber weapons have been used to break into users' computers, mobile phones, and even smart tvs, to gather intelligence. the cia hasn't commented on the credibility of the documents, but some experts say at this point the material does appear legitimate. caroline davies reports. fresh embarrassment for the us security services today. wikileaks has published details of what it says shows the tools the cia uses to hack their targets. they say using them would allow the agency to break into smart phones, communication apps and electronic devices, including smart tvs, which can be used to record conversations. wikileaks said its sources had shared the details to prompt a debat

yeah, and arsene wenger has been a great manager over the years, and i watched the bayern munich gamet think it highlighted all their problems. they have been knocked out seven times at the same stage. their problems are, when they have got the ball, they are brilliant. when they haven't got the ball, they are not very good. let's have a look at the top of the table, all quite staggered this weekend, only two side playing at the same time in the top six, liverpool and arsenal, because they are playing each other. you can see the importance of that match in liverpool's bid to break back into the top four, let's hear from the managers. it doesn't feel that free—flowing anymore, but that is how seasons are, maybe only one team has the same feeling still, that is chelsea, and all rest as had better or worse moments in the season. pretty obviously, we have this. meanwhile, this lack of consistency. but yeah, we cannot ignore it, because we were involved in the games, and that is the thing we have to do now. it is always high intensity, very competitive, anfield isa intensity, very competit

at that munich security conference on the 18th of february, the russian foreign minister said, quote, i hope -- he means the world -- will choose a democratic world order, a post-west one in which each country is defined by its sovereignty, end quote. i think that based on recent history, i think when a russian loord says -- leader says "post-west," we should interpret that to mean post-americans. i would ask the senator, what are his views with regard to putin's desires to create divisions with our allies? how should we view the russian world view as it compares to the interests -- the national interests of the united states? mr. coons: i'd like to thank my friend, the senator from florida, my colleague on the foreign relations committee and on the appropriations committee, and i'd like to answer his question by saying it seems clear to all of us on the foreigforeign relations committe who've had the opportunity to visit with our nato allies that vladimir putin has a world view and an agenda that is in sharp contrast with our own. vladimir putin dreams of returning russia to the days