brian lozano pisa la pelota, abre la cancha con martÍnez*la pelota contra el pecho de paul aguilar, sale amÉrica con renato ibarra. que bien agüita el santolos contragolpes del amÉrica, lo defiende de inmediato. mark: esta necesita el amÉrica tener la calma necesaria ahora vemos a cecilio desmarcarse, pero tambiÉn el largo, se necesita que se sienta cÓmodo y Útil con el balÓn hasta ahora no ha participado en muchas ocasiones cecilio domÍnguez en la banda izquierda. aldo: carlos vargas vendrÁ con el saque de banda el ex de los cholos de tijuana, o que pasa en la cancha? daniel: estaba observando que el estadio no estÁ lleno porque la zona de la barra del amÉrica estÁ vacÍa, habrÁ cerca de 70 personas de la barra o de esta pequeÑa porra que ha venido a este sector, hay muchas camisetas amarillas dispersa. aldo: julio furch se da la vuelta y juega para el gallito, mÁs atrás cortÉs el es de puma levanta la pelota en larga,Última lÍnea lo cubre muy bien vargas y serÁ saque de meta para el conjunto de amÉrica con agustÍ marchesin. Álvarez guÍa la salida por el amÉrica, juega atrÁs para marches

seis y se mueven en el Área, va paul aguilar, aquÍ la pelota viaja sale jonathan orozco y se queda conice a renato pica para allÁ y trataba de pintar la pelota para oribe peralta el centro al segundo palo, nos animÓ al remate, parece que es bruno valdez y despuÉs oribe peralta. con el rechazo que es de javier. hay viene djaniny tavares de buscando, el amÉrica estÁ muy intenso en este arranque, la recupera Álvarez y la juega con renato ibarra.renato de buena cuenta con alvarez. desordenado porque vienen a cobrar un par de tÁcticas fijas a favor. renato que quedÓ por el lado izquierdo y Álvarez que quedÓ como atacante y jean inning que desahoga en el rebote la va tener el amÉrica. hay falta, iba b tiro libre y la primera amarilla del partido. daniel: la amarilla es paracarlos izquierdoz, en un balÓn donde se divide la pelota intenta ir por ella y ahÍ estÁ el contacto del central. mark : empuja el amÉrica hay algo que intenta cambiar robert siboldi en el medio tiempo como buscar mÁs fuerza en el medio del campo, quizÁs un poco más de potencia junto al gallito vÁzquez y es javier cortÉs qu

aguilar. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove, representing the comme commandant of the marine corps. deputy to the commander mr. egan ha haverlack and paul bigs. major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rear admiral rock.

aguilar. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove, representing the comme commandant of the marine corps. deputy to the commander mr. egan ha haverlack and pauls. major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rear admiral rock. representing quad a, brigadier general steve munt, retired. and last but not least army warrant officer first class and air force lieutenant colonel bob he hessleby. it was bob's dedication and determination to the memorial completion that we are here today. please join me in a round of applause. [ applause ] >> many thanks. [ laughter ] >> there are ohs to be recognized. i ask that you hold your applause until i recognize everyone. for their lasting support of the monument we dedicate today, i ask the members of the executive council, current and past, to stand and be recognized. [ applause ] >> hold your applause. please remain standing. i ask the members of the vietnam helicopter pilots association in attendance today to rise and join the executive council. [ applause ] >> i ask those who served in vietnam as helicopter pilots and crew members to rise and join those already on their feet.

will hurd, a republican from texas, and aguilar is a democrat from california, they have a good bill that will probably pass. but it would do i in tie in the. paull this and being fractured on this and not getting a piece of legislation that the president can sign anyway because it will die in the senate. >> doug, what can republicans run on? is tax reform enough? >> the feather in the cap is the economy. as tara mentions, midterms don't go well for the president's party. the economy is still in a good place and the republicans can take credit for it. it will still be a negative election for republicans. the question is do they lose five seats in the house, do they lose 25 seats or more? when i was at the republican national committee in 2010, we ultimately not just took back the house but won 63 house seats. we were not talking about winning the house or taking back the house in may of 2010. we weren't even talking about it in june or july. it wasn't until after labor day. and if there is a wave, it's something that's going to break late. legislative, there's not much that's going to be register with voters. if the state of the economy is good,

paul manafort's director, rick gate is now cooperating with the special counsel. another thing is about the 2015 trip to russia. what relationship did you have with the aguilars and the russian government officials? the aguilars are very wealthy developers in russia. the son of the the singer aguilar is the one who helped put together that trump meeting, has now become the center of a lot of questions that the robert mueller team has been asking of witnesses that's gone before those investigator issues don. >> a number of questions you read had to do with timing, also the meeting in trump tower with the attorney. we're going to go through a lot of these questions so evan stand by. our correspondents and i are going to go through them for you and try to figure out what this means for the investigation of the president. jeff, good evening to you. many of the questions are asking the president about his own words and his tweets. >> don, no question about it. it's almost like a timeline of what happened, you know really day by day or key moment by key moment in the president's own words. there is volumes upon voluming of what the president has said online through

and jared kushner and paul manafort had with a russian lawyer and others in june 2016, during a 2013 trip to russia, what communication and relationships did you have with the aguilar and russian government officials. referring to his trip to moscow for the miss universe pageant he put on with russian billionaire and what discussions do you have during the campaign regarding any meeting with mr. putin, since one-time campaign foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying about his contacts with russians and e-mailed several high level officials during the campaign about requests from russia to meet trump. >> it is a witch hunt. that is all it is. there was no collusion with russia. >> reporter: trump's tweets lashed out even further. it would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened, witch hunt. legal experts say that argument doesn't hold up. >> you absolutely can obstruct a crime that never occurred. >> reporter: the obstruction of justice angle of the mueller probe is clear in numerous questions asking for the details behind the firing of michael flynn and james comey and the uncertain status. did you discuss whethe