nicolas: hi. nicolas goureau. lemonis: nicolas, nice to meet you. marcus.nd so you deal with the operations. nicolas: i deal with the overall management of the entire business, stephanie finances, and my mother the product. lemonis: everybody's got a role. nicolas: they're my captains, you know, if you want to call it that. lemonis: and you're the general. how many stores do you have? nicolas: so, currently, courage. b has seven retail locations. lemonis: and the business will do how much in sales this year? stephanie: we are shooting to do $6 million. -lemonis: last year, how much? -nicolas: $5 million. lemonis: and so there's some substance to that number. and how about margins? nicolas: 50%. lemonis: okay. stephanie: last year, we lost. nicolas: we lost a lot of money last year. -lemonis: how much? -stephanie: a half million. lemonis: okay. industry average of margin on clothing is about 70%. in 2013, courage. b had margins of 50%. they do over $5 million a year in sales. if we can just get courage. b's margins to increase by 20%, that's $1 million in gr

." >> nicolas: no, it doesn't. >> anthony: that's a big hunk of metal. >> nicolas: yeah. >> anthony:aiting for friends to arrive? or, no? they're just here lookin' at planes. >> nicolas: yes. it's popular to come here and you watch a couple of planes come and go. >> anthony: the whole family. >> nicolas: yep. ♪ >> anthony: buenos aires -- capital of argentina. second-largest country in south america. it's got a quirky, unique character all its own. [ dogs barking ] >> anthony: it looks like no other place and it feels unlike any other. ♪ >> nicolas: whoa. silence. >> anthony: yeah, right? it's very pretty here. i mean, it's really beautiful. i'm glad i came in the summer. it's -- when it's quiet. got, sort of, a mournful, sad, sweet quality that i like. fits with the architecture. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: where does everybody go? like, now, where is everybody? >> francis: the city's empty. the month of january everyone go for holidays. >> anthony: january and february are the hottest months here, middle of summer, and most porteños who can afford it get out of town to cooler climes. >> fran

nicolas: no voy a hablar.un sitio de ropa y me dijeron que ni siquiera les convenÍa mandarlo a otros paÍses. alan: yo recuerdo que alguien me contÓ que donó la ropa a estos lugares y luego lo utilizaban los empleados en lugar de las personas sin hogar o homeless. ella regresÓ y pudo ver la ropa que regalÓ y la traÍa un empleado. yiomari: si lo puedes hacer por alguien que lo necesites siento que es mejor que con un intermediario. si le puedes dar un regalo a alguien que lo necesite. alan: hay un tema mÁs. no creen que se ha acabado porque estamos sustanciosos. la historia de esta pareja que perdiÓ su anillo de compromiso en una alcantarilla del times square en el momento de la peticiÓn de mando se hace viral. te contamos cÓmo la policÍa pudo encontrar el anillo y a la pareja. q francisca: ya estamos en temporada de fiestas y airbag tiene el regalo perfecto para quien busca protecciÓn confiable para un telÉfono nuevo o quien sÓlo busca un nuevo look para su telÉfono nuevo. airbag es la marca nÚmero uno para pro

nicola's mothers grief still overwhelming.y. she was our first born and the apple of his eye. he went into that mortuary, the man i loved and adored and would have done anything for, and came out a complete stranger. as this police reconstruction from the time showed, karen and nicola went out to play in the local park one october evening in 1986. they never returned home. the following day their bodies were found in dense undergrowth. one lying across the other in this makeshift den. both had been strangled and sexually assaulted. russell bishop, then aged 20, was charged with the double murder. but a year later, in 1987, a jury took less than two hours to acquit him. speaking to the bbc, he played the victim. i can't stand being around kids now. i can stand it. i don't even like taking mine out the door because i'm looked at. karen and nicola's families tried to keep the inquiry into their daughters‘ deaths open. maybe someday someone will realise there is a murderer out there on the street. ijust hope they don't realise whe

karen and nicola's families tried to keep the inquiry into their daughters' deaths open. street. ijust hope they don't realise when it's too late. just two days after michelle's warning, in february1990, bishop attacked and almost killed a seven—year—old girl. he locked in the boot of his car and drove here to devil's dyke, a beauty spot around ten miles from brighton. miraculously, she survived, and was able to identify her attacker. bishop was sentenced to life in prison, and in 2016, 30 years after the murders, he was taken from his cell to be told he was being rearrested. i'm not going to sit here, like i did 13 years ago, and go over and over and over, around in circles. not happening. please, crack on with your questions. what bishop didn't know was that forensic scientists, using the latest techniques, had found his dna on karen's forearm, tying him to the murder scene. the guilty verdict doesn't bring nicola and karen back, but we know that other children are now safe from the hands of russell bishop. thank you for all your support and love. it has taken 32 years,

we are learning the true socialist leader nicolas maduro is running scared. "trish regan primetime" starts now. breaking tonight. the battle continues on capitol hill. congress working overtime to try to stave off a looming shutdown before the christmas holidays and that deadline is just hours away. president trump refusing to back down from his demand for $5 billion for our southern border wall. the countdown ticking. we have more breaking news. from the capitol this evening, defense secretary-general james mattis tells president trump he's stepping down in february. we have got all of it covered right now. our own edward lawrence is live from d.c. with the latest on that vote. reporter: on all of it, actually. this is secretary mattis' letter of resignation. he says because you have a right to have a secretary of defense whose views are more aligned with yours, i think it's right for me to step down from my position. president trump announced he'll pull troops out of syria and possibly draw down troops in afghanistan. the house passed the spending package t

nicolas joins us. you're on with our guest. go ahead. nicolas in maryland, hello. we'll try rene. rene is in california, in san jose. hello, good morning. >> caller: hi, thank you. thank you for taking my call. regarding -- i'm going to mention this. for one purpose, it's global and it makes a lot of money. i just kind of want to know how that pharmaceutical, because santos produces a termination feed that farmers have to buy if they're in drought areas so there's like a water supply issue. is there anything being done about the overhead on the pharmaceutical trap that the farmers are put into, and how is that have anything to do with the bill? >> well, rene, thanks for your call. you have a very broad question there. it has -- there are a lot of avenues, but i can tell you this, that agriculture relies on the innovation and discovery of new technologies. in that regard, we have advanced precision agriculture, for example. we have auto steer tractors. we have drones we're using to assess our fields and to understand our livestock herds. so there's a lot of technology that's addres

down the chimney saint nicolas came with a bound. now, let's think about that for a second. the fire is out if you happen to have a chimney. i think he does. i think that he e-mails us and says turn all the chimneys down, cool it all down so i can come down there. these are things i think about when i reed this. >>> he was dressed all in faux fur from his head to his foot and his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot and a bundle of toys he flung on his back. he looked like a peddler. his cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry. his drawn little mouth was drawn up like a bow, and his beard of his chin was as white as snow. and the stump of a pipe held tight in his teeth, and the smoke encircled his head like a wreath. well, this is of a certain time where, you know, guys had pipes and stuff. so it's okay. santa does not smoke. i'm just saying. it's all good. in >>> in a broad dpas and a round little belly that shook when he laughed like a bowl full of jelly. he was chubb i and plump -- no, he was plus size and a jolly old elf. and i laughed when i saw him in

this is the video venezuelan president nicolas maduro posted online. signed contracts today to guarantee investments of more than five billion dollars with our russian partners and joint ventures to raise oil production. we are also guaranteeing an investment of more than one billion dollars for mining mostly in gold all russian investments we also have signed a contract to guarantee all the wheat six hundred thousand tons of wheat for the people of when this way it is all guaranteed for twenty one thousand and beyond. you must either. wheat contracts are as important to the venezuelan people as any economic deal food shortages half left people hungry with shelves empty and stores closed the has been on rest in the streets and many have fled to neighboring colombia. the crisis in oil rich minnesota ala once one of the wealthiest countries in south america started with falling oil prices mismanagement and u.s. sanctions intensified the problems the international monetary fund is expecting inflation to hit ten million percent next year. enjoyed close tie

de oro, canela y una joya de oro pero que sea de verdad y una moneda de cobre y la oraciÓn de san nicolÁsl con su estampita. mi querido virgo, es un muy positivo a nivel de dinero. hay inversiones de casa que harÁs en este aÑo. vas a buscar una bolsita rosada y sino una

and then nicolas zuma kept the eagles at bank. vom. byard finally hit top gear on the quarter our mark to kevin truck pulled our some sublime save six the score level was there was nothing he could do in the thirty fifth minute though as paul keep it he grabbed the opener for the visit his was the game was going pines way too much moola coming ever so close shortly before the break was. was the visitors got there second in the seventy ninth minute was their remarkable fall keep it he with his second of the match and third goal this week was buying got another one just before the final whistle griffey jr with an absolutely delightful goal to make it three ob the record champions are hot on dorman's heels and nico coverts heads into the mid-season break with plenty fish to cheer. leipzig slip up during the week against bahrain and munich may have put a dent in their confidence but their form at home has been solid this season they are yet to lose at the red bull arena and have only conceded four goals could they get back to winning ways

however, i'll tell you, nicolas maduro should be nervous. driven his country into a deaths institute, miserable -- destitute, miserable state, exiling anyone who dares to disagree with his politics. he stole every american business' property in the process. but his time is up. we will no longer recognize his regime by january 10th. new tonight, we have learned the people venezuela owes money to, the creditors, they plan to show no mercy. meaning, if maduro can't pay his bills, then his chances of staying in power there as a socialist grow even slimmer. i'm joined tonight by the man who is tightening the screws on maduro, the chairman and ceo of graylock capital. venezuela owes him and his associates a whole lot of money. hans, welcome. it's good to have you here. i know you want to get paid back, obviously, all you guys want to get paid back, although you did invest in venezuela debt, so you must have a stomach of steel. but in order for you to get paid back, you need to see venezuela get out on its own two feet which i'd have to think means

labor this buys socialist nicolas maduro a couple days or a couple months.tics will backfire because we as the united states of america will not be okay with vladimir putin hanging out in the caribbean. the last time that happened you are talking 1962 and cuba at the height of the cold war crisis. so venezuela will have to start find something other ways. maybe it means injecting a little more capitalism into their economy. we with our u.s. companies and technology have the ability to harvest all that oil. they kicked us out. and maybe that should change. a quick programming note for you. i have an exclusive interview with venezuelan vice president rose are you guess. i will be asking the vice president all about this. joining me right now. the author of "lion of evil." robert mcinnis. i don't like the idea of vladimir putin being able hang out there effectively with a launch pad. >> in 1962 when the castro brothers brought in the soviets and put missiles there, we came the closest ever to a nuclear exchange with russia. what is happening here, on the 10th o

leaders before him, francois hollande, nicolas sarkozy, we re francois hollande, nicolas sarkozy, wereeveryone knew it wouldn't be easy, but this was something maybe he wouldn't predict in terms of the level of protest, they are widespread, many groups, not one union, and it started out about fuel tax, that was becoming more widespread, sucking up all sorts of issues people have issues with in front. yes, interesting to see whether he goes back to the socialist party —— in france. the centre—left and the centre—right of french politics, trying to gain a coalition with how things will be done. the far left and right have called for a dissolution of parliament. they want an election. they want to go against macron. so whether the new politics has to go back to the old politics. it is interesting because macron's position himself as the leader of europe, as angela merkel is edging away from the domestic politics and the international stage, and he is trying to position himself on the global stage, and as he sees this domestic crisis, we've mentioned angela merkel is disappearing from view

another tweet from nicola sturgeon.n or not we will have to see because they are not voting on that option. let's get the analysis of our correspondent. this case was brought by mps and msp ‘s who wanted clarity on the exit clause for departing member states which explains what happens if you wa nt to which explains what happens if you want to leave, but does not explain the conditions under which a country could change its mind. the court fast tracked this case and they ruled the uk would be able to withdraw its notification to leave the eu unilaterally, as long as it followed a democratic process at home. in other words another referendum, a parliamentary vote or another election. key for the campaigners who brought this case, thejudges said the uk campaigners who brought this case, the judges said the uk would be able to keep the existing membership terms. there would be no strings attached, they would not have to join the schengen area, the passport free zone, or the euro, and it would not have to give up its cheris

en venezuela se realizaron es elecciones y nicolÁs maduro recinto ser el ganador de la contienda, unar cuÁnto cesa la lluvia. >> comenzamos siendo la temperatura mÁxima durante el domingo que termina el fin de semana. la mÁxima en 54°, continuamos con temperaturas por debajo de lo normal. lo normal esta Época del aÑo es 58 sobre nuestra Área.

"trish regan primetime" learning exclusively socialist nicolas maduro's days are numbered. when a socialist is in charge of a country, people are forced to dig through garbage in venezuela for food. we are setting the record state on why maduro's policies were always wrong and why in just days he may soon be out. and some folks even more on what it for it, santa claus.

mÁs de 20,000 firmas que respaldan el rechazo a la posible presencia del presidente de venezuela nicolÁs que los dictadores no son bienvenidos en ese paÍs. >> cada firma se suma la solicitud de rechazo al decirle nicolÁs maduro que no es bienvenido en mÉxico. porque venezuela. y nos solidarizamos con el pueblo de venezuela que >> a este acto se suman otros episodios que se presentaron en mÉxico luego de darse a conocer que el residente de izquierda chris harÍa suelo mexicano. palmira: se presidente trump firmÓ un nuevo tratado de libre comercio con mÉxico y canadÁ. ramÓn: este acuerdo comercial no ha sido aprobado por los congresos de los paÍses involucrados. fernando en su reporte nos cuentaque podrÍa ocurrir en el caso de estados unidos. fernando: en medio de la cumbre del g20 buenos aires estados unidos, mÉxico, y canadÁ, firmaron el nuevo tratadode libre comercio de amÉrica del norte. >> esta nueva media beneficiarÁn los trabajadores, la tecnologÍa, y desarrollo en . >> trump elogiÓ a su colega enrique peÑa nieto. e Último como presidente condecorÓ al llamado de trump. >> es un honor

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and then nicolas zuma kept the eagles at bay. vom. by and finally hit top gear on the quarter our mark to kevin truck pulled off some sublime save six score level was there was nothing he could do in the thirty fifth minute though as paul keeper he grabbed the opener for the visit his was the game was going by and way too much moola coming ever so close shortly before the break was. was the visitors got the last second in the seventy ninth minute was their remarkable call keep it he with his second of the match and third goal this week was buying got another one just before the final whistle griffey jr with an absolutely delightful goal to make it three wagner the record champions are hot on dorman's heels and heads into the mid-season break with plenty festive cheer. leipzig slip up during the week against byron and munich may have put a dent in their confidence but their form at home has been solid this season there yet to lose at the red bull arena and have only conceded four goals could they get back to winning ways against mid ta

fÉlix: nicolÁs cruz empieza a sacar 1 rifle e inmediatamente adopta 1 posiciÓn de tiro y comienza a caminaramilia. en el momento en que iniciÓ el fuego los mayores en contrabando dormidos. >> cien niÑos murieron calcinados en el interior de esta vivienda de madera y cartÓn. los cuerpos fueron encontrados abrazados, estas tragedia conmocionÓ a todos. >> es 1 casa de madera con cartÓn, la ropa tirada y todo eso causÓ el incendio. los vecinos no pudieron hacer nada para rescatar a los niÑos. jesÚs sufre al imaginar el escenario. >> fue una desgracia. >> 15 personas vivÍan en la vivienda. no se feterminan las causas pero constantemente le pedÍan a la familia entregar a los niÑos y ellos decÍan que no. >> el padre tenÍa problemas con las drogas. >> la violencia sigue en auge y ha ubicado el paÍs en la cima. tenemos los detalles de 1 reporte que tristemente no sorprende. >> la policÍa frustrada secuestro en una de las principales vÍas. una mujer fue capturada. para este aÑo los resultados apuntan a una tasa de 23047 personas fallecidas a causa de la violencia. lotes de domicilio escuela mÁs eleva

some blame the socialist government of nicolas maduro for the crisis but the his pa rt maduro for the an economic war laid by the united states and it is true that there has been rising animosity between the two countries. however, this latest move suggests that even without further us sanctions, there is more pain ahead for venezuelan workers. scientists in australia say they're astonished to find parts of the great barrier reef are becoming more resistant to coral bleaching. the ecosytem, which is the world's largest coral reef, has experienced unpredented bleaching since 2016, but a new study shows some tough corals are adapting to the heatwave conditions. georgina smythe has the story. it is australia's most iconic and vulnerable natural wonder, stretching 2300 kilometres down the east coast, the ecosystem supports over 3000 individual reef systems and coral islands but it is under threat from climate change and coral bleaching. now the great barrier reef is fighting back. a new study shows coral that survived severe bleaching were more resistant to a second marine heat wave the f

it's so timely as well because we've got nicola sturgeon up north, we've got theresa may down south. same sort of dynamic that's happening between north and south right now and these two women in particular. do not play into their hands. your heart has more within it than the men who counsel you. you would do well to watch your words. i will not be scolded by my inferior. your inferior! the more i started to learn about her, the more sort of outraged i was that so many accounts in history had painted her out to be this sort of young, way—in—over— her— head girl. to see the tenacity that this woman had and how she just had it for so long and it wasn't... i mean really in order to restrain her, they had to come up with lies about her and put her under house arrest for 18 years because she was just unstoppable. reckless child! on the face of it, this film is a classic costume drama to sit back and enjoy. but the way in which the story has been told, with mary and elizabeth constantly undermined by meddling men, in a divided country at odds with itself, makes it resonate today in a way a

should got him back just two minutes later through nicolas gonzalez by game on five game over shelton put things to bed just moments later when scripts he teamed up after it could shoot. first but in this league goal for the young turk. despite the win it's been a stormy season so far to discuss douglas this is a side that this is the first half of the season was crap to put it simply we don't need to beat around the bush it wasn't good asshole so i'm just really happy it's over us it's a phobia is more misery meanwhile for mario and co. now it's time for the vote in this league as play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and we may have just seen it and it will make painful reviewing for berlin fans out there but here is chi how that sneak goal following that defensive blunder by hatta forty four percent of our followers on twitter wanted to see this one again a foam ball by berlin keeper one a time gift it's a rolling half it's a free shot which to be fair he seemed fairly surprised by it and near missed as you may remember though.

parliament's vote on her brics a plan well it drew the ire of scottish lawmakers scotland's first minister nicolas sturgeon and she was scathing in her criticism of tweeting this as she tweeted so it is confirmed pathetic coward as it is from the prime minister yet again the interest of the tory party are a higher priority for her than anything else this can't go on and she went on to throw her scottish national party's weight behind tossing to reason out of office german corben if labor lodges a motion of no confidence in this incompetent government tomorrow the s.m.p. will support it and in the e.u. the european union there was exasperated at britain's decision. for the european parliament breaks a coordinator he tweeted the following. i can't follow anymore after two years of negotiations the tory government wants to delay the vote just keep in mind that we will never let the irish down this delay will further aggravate the uncertainty of for people and businesses it's time that they make up their mind hashed. brags that . johnson is the right there i mean the the european union i mean they mus

nicolas: you want all of the accolade without doing any of the work. out their differences, there won't be a business to fight over. stephanie: nicolas, i don't want him to walk out that door because of this. lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses.

ended twenty years of one party rule opinion polls suggest a landslide victory for prime minister nicola passion the un's party which led the so-called velvet revolution robin forestay a walkout reports from the capital yerevan. commemorating the armenian earthquake of one thousand nine hundred eighty eight in which at least twenty five thousand people were killed acting prime minister nicola ended his election campaign with a promise that if his party wins you marie armenia's second largest city will become his priority thirty years ago the city was a disaster zone and successive leaders have failed to fix it even after nine. when we started restoring the disasters and we need to understand not only meeting the housing needs of the people not only restoring schools and killed. but also restoring this city's economic potential. the potential for change nationwide brought a nickel to power in mass protests this spring. is open style including regular facebook live posts has delighted many armenians all come very much and reinvigorated armenian politics this first live t.v. debate pitted h

ok let's get the thoughts now of political analyst nicola murcutt user based in leon and he's with us now you very welcome the. look we've seen the situation here just over the last day or so where the french government is suspended tax hikes then is abandon them completely are they panicking oh they're really panicking they don't know what to do or the size of these protests which are occurring across france what it whether it be in europe or even on the other french idence is humongous and they haven't seen it coming they should have seen it because we have had not a single showing that this was coming up they didn't see it and now they're panicking and they don't know what to do they're extremely clumsy as you said the first time they said they would do impose a moratorium they think about it the in the following hours they said they'd stop all of it so they'd be no more hikes so we definitely don't know who's who's driving around snow but they definitely don't know what they are doing with this move come things down do you think it will prevent further demonstrations or violence.

mÁs de 400 invitados especiales, hubo uno que prefiriÓ no estar presente, se trata del gobernante nicolÁs manifestaciones de rechazo. alberto garcÍa nos cuenta cÓmo fue la recepción. alberto: la llegada del gobernante de venezuela, uno de los invitados especiales se dio entre claro oscuros. >> hay madres que tienen a sus hijos en la calle. no hay medicamentos, nylon -- no hay doctores, no hay nada. >> cÓmo tiene la vergüenza de venir aquÍ gastando tanto dinero pudiendo se los darÁ mi paÍs, a personas que mueren de cÁncer y de hambre. alberto: maduro no asistiÓ a la cÁmara representante por las manifestaciones en su contra. el palacio e a los 400 invitados. dentro del palacio nacional los imitados degustar una comida con platillos como sopa de calabaza, robalo y alimentos originarios de mÉxico. afuera rÍos de personas llegaban a celebrar la llegada del primer presidente de izquierda en mÉxico. mucha persona frente a portadas en autobÚs dos especiales de diversas partes de la ciudad. luego de la recepciÓn el presidente presenciarÁ lo que ha denominado una ceremonia cultur. desde la ciudad d

nicolas maduro reportedly calling the five oil executives thieves and mocking requests from the embassy to release the men. my exclusive interview with the vice president delcy rodriguez insists her country is the most of fair and the most of just. with most of of the media worked up about our troop withdrawal from syria. i have a bigger problem to tell you about. the venezuelan vice president confirmed her country is actively working with russia and vladimir putin. lieutenant colonel mcinnis says not since 1962 have we had such a threat in our own backyard. the colonel is here exclusively with his warning. amid reports of a new caravan forming in honduras. the president is threatening to cut off all aid to hon dur last, guatemala and el salvador. breaking tonight, a prime type* exclusive. our sources confirming the five executives from the citg o'oil company are in custody. they were tricked into attending a conference. it was there the americans were arrested and jailed with the leader maduro himself insisting they should be put in the worst prison in all of venezuela. all of this as

nicola denzey lewis has come to the coptic museum in cairo to see these gospels. >> so there's this onee very end of the gospel that gives us some really intriguing information about the relationship between mary magdalene and jesus and the other disciples and that's the last folio which is in folio 51. so can we see that? there it is. beautiful. so when saying 114, we see a little argument, a little dispute, a little scene unfolding. >> the gospel of thomas tells of an angry episode when peter vents his resentment against mary. >> tell mary to leave us because she's a woman and not worthy of life, spiritual life. similar to the jewish tradition that women aren't supposed to be taught torah. >> another lost gospel, that of phillip, suggests a different reason for peter and the other disciples' apparent dislike of mary. >> so all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers really jumped from this one passage, right? this is the juiciest stuff that we've got. this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was some sort of relationship between jesus

nicola denzi-louis has come to the library where there is a rare copy of the ancient book, "the actsf thomas." >> this text is written in syriac, and that's important because it's close to arrest am aic. the language he spoke to his disciples. this is fabulous to recovering more information about what thomas was up to. and the story goes that after jesus' death, the disciples are getting together and trying to decide who goes where. and they actually draw lots. thomas chooses the short straw. >> the disciples believe drawing lots would allow god to decide where they should go to spread the word. thomas gets india. >> i cannot go. i do not wish to go. >> india was on the other side of the world. so it would have been enormously daunting for anyone to think about traveling to india. >> how can i, as a hebrew man, go among the indians to proclaim the truth? >> the lots are drawn. >> we have a human moment. thomas says, i would rather not go to india. i mean, that's a whale of a long way from here. and who says that i would even be able to understand the people at the end of the earth? >

pulled by and had an injury time but just when you thought the germans had done enough for victory nicolas italia fico never the match again the tree treif on a school that still leaves behind on top of the group cares what levon had to say after the match to paul. long and he's the highest biggest b.b. hotel i've not played in a game like that in a long while. if you have us going to luckily we managed to get through it. and we know where we can improve how we can play better and of course in attack we could do with putting away two or three more chances. but in general i think we've shown our potential for better. and the last team to get into the champions league last sixteen was leave all their travel to snowy ukraine and managed a one one draw but a shock to the ask and that was enough to put them through here's a look at all the teams that made it through as a group when as including german signs by on and door one of these teams will be seeded in part one for the next draw meaning they will not play against each other . but there are still some european heavyweights in pots too feat