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then clearly he was in the mood he made it for nel before the hour mark . for though it still wasn't finished in chains or grief i scored their 5th thanks to some dreadful nuremberg defending the visitors did manage to get on the scoresheet themselves through eduardo live and that's a 51 defeat still made for a humiliating bundesliga departure the nuremberg. shall cosigned off in fitting style with a nil nil draw against took us nowhere the only for a fond farewell to their much loved coach with stephens to return to rescue a disastrous campaign by staring the royal blues away from relegation. so 41 goals on the final day of the season broken up as follows so let's take a look as you can see there is byron munich 51 battering frankfurt close to dortmund head to berlin suffered that loss to leverkusen another 5 goals braman beat leipzig vols break $81.00 against just a door be turned over to one. guard and of course in that middle draw minds and tough and 42 and it was also a goal fest in freiburg 51 against the other relegated side. now will more time with

. >> nel, tú tienes que venir. no seas bruto. bernardo: ¿por qué?ión, te puedo explicar pero no lo puedo entender por ti. no vaya a ser que alguien nos reconozca. bernardo: está bueno, yo voy. >> ahora sí, banda. deja de verme como tarado. >> no manches, son los que nos han estado asaltando. pato: no, jerry, bájale. lo prometiste. jerry: ellos son los que nos han estado asaltando. aquí tenemos las pruebas. también mataron a mi carnal. >> no es cierto, está loco. que lo pruebe. oficial: todos para la delegación. todos: [gritan] nancy: jerry, ¿qué haces aquí? mira a quién me encontré. bernardo: ¿qué onda, carnal? tenemos algo importante que decirte. jerry: ¿que engañaban a mi carnal? ya lo sabía. nancy: ¿cómo te atreves? jerry: cállate. que ya lo sé todo. tengan el valor de admitirlo. bernardo: ¿admitir qué? jerry: que ustedes dos mandaron matar a mi carnal. bernardo: eres un imbécil. jerry: todo porque él tenía algo que tú no tenías. bernardo: tu carnal era un idiota. era un pasado de lanza, no tienes ni idea de lo que me hizo. jerry: ¿se burlaba de

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the j c p a way and since then iran has shown remarkable restraint it's not for how much longer iran nel says it may quit the deal too and that puts the hardliners in tehran and washington on the same trajectory where international deals along with international peace have little chance of surviving i burned off in berlin this is the day. the job of the nuclear deal is still in place. but today we will flip and show the other side of the coin. they've made a number of statements about actions that threaten to do. get the world to jump. we'll see what they actually do as it will wake up to observe that they need to be very clear that if they don't comply there will be consequences that i should do instead we expect our colleagues first of all european ones and volunteers to find a solution to the problem created by the americans to fulfill their obligations. that it is obvious that the americans intend to have a destructive approach does shadow it almost it. also coming up election day in south africa twenty five years ago hope for voters said yes to change today disillusioned voters said

nel shouldier personel move with the supply units."these men would face further tests. how much they had learned would be history, history made by an airborne army. ♪ >> monday, american history tv and washington journal are marking the 75th anniversary of d-day, with a live the viewer call in program. led the wayrriors to victory in worlrlrlrlrl ii. during the program, we will take phone calls, tweets, and facebook comments. on sunday, june 2, complain that george washington and thomas jefferson condoned slavery. neither of them thought the office of the presidency had any power to do anything about it. >> he has written many books, including "economic facts and fallacies." of jointly interactive tweetsations with your and questions, sunday, june 2. >> next, talking about native americans in the south before the arrival of europeans. author and history professor at virginia commonwealth university. university of history and culture hosted this event. >> he specializes in native american history. he is the author of several .ooks is ab

a week he goes to pass kate a music school in the heart of silhouette oh it was opened by rosemarie nel done in one nine hundred ninety seven after the end of a date for the seventy five year old english violinist music is not just about getting neighborhood kids off the street sometimes it's about finding a special talent like golani. got a violin optimistic second under his chin and i could see almost immediately that it just fish it worked he's physically very talented and his musical god. doing our part to play in classical music was a skill mostly reserved for white south africans but for more than twenty years rosemary has worked to address this injustice and she does so with painstakingly high standards. but the hard work pays off. the first lady the first rather few months or years with families could see she's very strict in the confines of the trust as time goes on to get you see why she was just the way she just comes from baseball and easy easy getting you know. two hours of work and determination nineteen year olds when dealing became first violin is an extreme to join a pr

say their call nels you both welcome to the show. it's really great to have you with us. so colonel according to . this issue spokesperson for the national people's congress china's growing military spending is necessary to ensure the country's security does this mean that china is facing security threats today and if so who or which country cost issues such a threat. thank you sophie since he's right china won't take any country as a threat but china does have a threat because china is still a country that is not reunified and china does have a land border dispute with. one and 2 countries china also have maritime disputes with some countries besides since the world has changed. is faced with was way cold nontraditional threats which is a common thread to all people therefore we have to spend more money on military spending but having said that the traditional speaking we would cut the money into 3 potions one for personnel one for equipment and a while for training now because of china's ever growing overseas interest and it's increasing international responsibility wil

t we hav been iited he byd nel chargee freh president to bu notre dame. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. good to see you. >> nice to see you. thank you for coming to paris. >> reporter: thank you for having be a part of. and you have been tasked with, well, some would say the impossible. >> nothing is impossible to a french general. >> reporter: the workers here wear protective suits and masks. 400 tons of lead were lost in that fire. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: he takes us in, and soon we see the charred stones. >> stones which are coming from the vault. here. >> reporter: these are the stones that came in from the roof of the cathedral. >> yes. >> reporter: stones from the 12th century, each with a number, revealing precisely where they once were. >> this is wood of the top part of the spire. >> reporter: this is the top of the spire right here?iewod tnse roof. that was the moment the world gasped in horror. >> yes. it is the moment. >> reporter: we stand in the shadow of the cathedral's roof. we could see the rainshe robot. because of the danger. >> because peop

the prime minister continues to hold cross party talks on the brakes at planned but london nel says time is too short to secure a break sit deal before parliamentary elections pro-government forces in libya re poured it into a clash with forces supporting rebel general khalifa haftar are on the southern edges of the capital tripoli these pictures were posted on the facebook page of how tars self-styled libyan national army has been trying to take the city since the beginning of april i mean maher has freed two journalist it jailed after they reported on the country's treatment of its roof muslim minority white loan inquiries were arrested back in december twenty seventeen and convicted of violating the official secrets act they were sentenced to seven years in prison they were given their freedom under a presidential amnesty after a global campaign for their release syrian government forces have intensified their shelling of rebel held town and villages in live province of the area is supposed to be demilitarized following a truce which was struck in september between militias and russia

quick lot of football at barcelona have beaten liverpool three nel in the first leg of the champions league semifinals there is open the scoring for the spanish hosts in the twenty six minutes and lino massi scored the second fifteen minutes from time and he struck again just seven minutes later the second leg will take place on in liverpool on tuesday that will decide who will face or tottenham in the final. his reminder the top story this this weds president nicolas maduro the army to fight off raku plotters following the vicious weeks of violence the clear has continued but up was made upon by dopes call for syria's a struct. the death toll limbo something following the cycle of chemists not reach for the want a week off the powerful storm hit some parts of the country are still inaccessible and waiting for right. that's up here on d. w. is focused on europe but to look at a city that is completely cut off free that's up next i'll be back at the top of the hour a good. luck. with. the. propaganda on the rails. russia's army is celebrating its victories in syria with an. exhibition

not a lot but nels, it could get wet. it would wash the pollen out. and things will be in the midrange in that department. and we've got clouds moving back in tonight. mild inland, cool and breezy along the shoreline, and may gray for much of the rest of the week. we'll see sun, but only sporadically. giants taking on the reds tomorrow, 105. breezy and cool. same thing for oakland. taking on the indians. in new york it'll be raining. overnight lows tonight, upper 40s, low 50s. daytime highs tomorrow, pretty much an encore of today. and wednesday and thursday you, things look to turn wet. >>> the political good turn behind bart's tight turns. >> reporter: i am standing at the lake meredith bart station. just over my left shoulder here is a critical piece of the bart system. the oakland wissuee. it's an interchange of intersections that run through the east bay. the eek land wye is also the source of a trains beneath the street is so difficult in parts because of a political favor done in the early 1960s. i wanted to know, is that true? >> well, yeah, i

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while on assignment, a piece of sha rap nel shore through his femoral artery and he bled to death.th sebastian. he sell up a group called risc. it teaches correspondents how to survive and save each other in war zones. there are places right here in the united states that can feel like war zones. and people rise up and lean in. one of those people is leaving her legacy with a local neighborhood in chicago and he left a mark on my friend, kate bolduan. that's next. it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in? it's complicated. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is being managed? if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. if not, talk to schwab. last year, the department of veteran's affairs partnered with t-mobile for business, to help care for veterans everywhere. with va video connect, powered by t-mobile, men and women who serve can speak to their doctors from virtually anywhere, and get the care t

that the law that allows the chairman of the house ways and means committee, your committee, to obtain nelax return that the chairman wants to see. same thing with the senate finance committee chairman. your chairman has asked for the president's tax returns through the proper process. and has been for the first time in history for the first time in history chairman of the ways and means committee is being refused a tax return that the chairman has demanded and the final refusal on that came once again, i guess the multiple set of refusals but another one today from treasury secretary mnuchin. this is as close as we've come to the constitutional crisis because you have very clear law that says na mnuchin has no choice and must hand over those tax returns and the treasury secretary is refusing to hand them over. what next? >> lawrence, shall still means shall tonight. that's the committee to mr. mnuchin and to be mr. redding at the irs. the question is, what we're going to do about it. the situation hasn't changed since the republicans covered up the tax returns for two years despite my eff

amy: a clip from the documentary "jane: an abortion service" directed by kate kirtz and n nel lundy.ll with us, alice fox and laura kaplan. laura kaplan has also written a book "the story of jane: the legendary underground feminist abortion service." this service when on for about four years until roe v. wade became the law of the land. talk about the bust of the women, the police moving in in chicago on this abortion service. again, abortions performed by women, not doctors, who were fearful that if women did not have something like this when abortion was illegal, that they could die from back alley aborortions. laura? specificallyo talk about the bust. the bust happened on a very lovely may day. and what we found out was that a sister-in-law of a woman scheduled had come -- we encouraged people to come with someone to the counseling counselor's home. this woman had brought her sister-in-law, who did not like what she heard so she went to her precinct. so the police followed the driver, as alice described, we have people gathered at a place called the front, which was a front. then

with a president who has always had significant majority disapproval that he would be running behind nelsonable sounding candidates. >> so that's the issue. reasonable. right? they all sound reasonable now. will they sound reasonable at this point next year? i was looking at polls around may of 2011. right? right before obama was up for re-election. trump was ahead even though he hadn't announced in some polls at that point. we can't always trust what these polls are saying now. trump has the weakest fundamentals of any president in history for re-election. it you lost a popular vote by 3 million, you approval always blows 50% and every swing state you won swung back blue hard during your first midterm. he's starting from a deficit. he doesn't just have a headwind. he's climbing over rocks and mountains to get there. i don't know if that means that the dra democrat can pull it off. but donald trump is not in a very strong position. i objectively think any of the top four or five democrats running right now, if they're smart, if they pick the right kind of vp could probably pull off victo

holly, thank you very much, we will see you wenda nel.ut her timetable to leave number ten. let's find out what whispers have been circulating westminster‘s corridors of power since yesterday with ayesha hazarika, a former labour party advisor and the spectator‘s political reporter, cindy yu. they have joined us from college green. thank you for talking to us this morning. you have me at a slight disadvantage because were standing next to each other and i am some distance away. don't come to blows. i'm sure you won't. what to each of you think? ayesha hazarika, first of all, your reactions to what we saw yesterday with mrs may. even though it was a long time coming it was quite a shock to see it happen. and definitely the crack in the voice at the end. from a human point of view you can look at the person and think i'd do feel sort of a bit of human empathy. but when i look at her in the office, i'm afraid i think she was the architect of her own demise. yes, she was handed a difficult hand, a bad hand, but she did played catastrophically

nel half competent white house staff would have strongly advised the president not to use the word cover-up today or ever. he was in the rose garden to explain to reporters why he was not in the cabinet room where he was scheduled to be at that moment in a meeting with the democratic leadership of the house and the senate to talk about possible infrastructure legislation. but the president said he was incapable of doing his job once he heard that nancy pelosi had actually used the word cover-up. >> instead of walking in happily into a meeting, i walk into look at people that had just said that i was doing a cover-up. i don't do cover-ups. you people probably know they'll better than anybody. >> oh, and that little tag is one of his pathological tells. you people know that probably better than anybody. he constantly says that to the white house press corps. knowing that they are all you locked into a tradition of politeness that prevents them from screaming back at him, no, we don't know the that the better than anybody. most of us have written stories in which you are reported to be engaged

investigators say he beat and stabbed 59-year-old bambi larson to death in her home nel february.e to criminal convictions but each time the request was not honored. kris sanchez is monitoring the hearing. you can link to more back story right now under the local section of our homepage. >>> bay area leaders are expressing concerns about a recent spike in homelessness. the details on the recently homeless count and how lawmakers are responding. > dedicated sharks fans to receive a free sharks tattoo. the tattoos are being offered ahead of game four of the playoff series tonight in st. louis. on our twitter feed, more details including styles of tattoos will be wearing for life. a local update in an hour. the h- but oppositon is building before groundbreaking. the concerns of neighbors ... plus-- it )s an extra fee on many furniture receipts. our responds team investigates the "mystery charge". monday morning from 4:30 to 7. rockefeller plaza this is the third hour of "today." >> oh, good friday morning. i'm al here with sheinelle. craig had to run out on assignment. dylan is off.