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striking when it mattered most in it would be 18 performance in light of the slaves from jordan pickfordstep up in key moments. and raheem sterling did that once again. he has been in ben's go to a man in the training. of course both of england goals were of course both of england goals were scored by him in the group stage as they beat galatia in the opening group game. that's the first and england won their opening match at a european championship. anyways england beginning now to reshape their history which is dominated a lot of the talk coming into this dining and then harry kane with that crucial heritage of england that buffer which they desperately needed at that thomas muller had gone closer germany. it could have been a different story as you say with those chances that they faltered to germany. they were unable to take them. harry kane came up with that second goal as he walks around the pitch applauding fans and they know how much it means notjust to him but to the team and garrett southgate and they will be desperate to create their own history, their own memories. garrett so

where it's tense at wembley against germany with goalkeeper jordan pickford called into action.will have all the latest from wembley and the game heads towards full time. i am at wimbledon where rain has once again effected day two of the championships. but it wasn't a problem for british number one dan evans who secured his place in the second round with a straight sets victory. also coming up in the programme: rolling back the years and wiping away the tears. mark cavendish�*s dreams come true with a stage victory at the tour de france. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello, and a very warm welcome to the programme. and there is just one place to start. england against germany at wembley — in the knockouts of euro 2020. it's a tense affair, with both sides having chances. let's get an update from wembley now — and joinjohn watson, who's there for us. john what's the latest — and how long to go. a huge roar behind me said it all. england took the lead against germany and they feel a 20/20 match and raheem sterling has scored again. he has got both of england's goals so far and

the goalkeeper, jordan pickford looked — the goalkeeper, jordan pickford looked solid.surprisingly, i thought the way that england had played _ thought the way that england had played the last few years, they always — played the last few years, they always create and take a lot of chances — always create and take a lot of chances but whatever he set out in the first _ chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it's just chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it'sjust not happening. he's got to change it, he's got _ happening. he's got to change it, he's got to— happening. he's got to change it, he's got to change it, gareth. we need _ he's got to change it, gareth. we need to— he's got to change it, gareth. we need to score goals, england, and he's going — need to score goals, england, and he's going to have to look at that. so, he's going to have to look at that. so. what — he's going to have to look at that. so, what does this all mean for scotland and the england? well, england have a win under their belts after their one nil victory aga

the goalkeeper, jordan pickford looked solid. can't fault him for doing his job.he way that england had played the last few years, they always create and take a lot of chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it's just not happening. he's got to change it, he's got to change it, gareth. he's given them enough time. we need to score goals, england, and he's going to have to look at that. so, what does this all mean for scotland and the england? well, england have a win under their belts after their one nil victory against croatia and the draw against scotland means they have four points in the group. so if they when their final match on tuesday they win their place in the knockout group. scotland, now, despite this being a fantastic result against england which nobody really expected, they need a win in their next match if they are to have any hope of staying in the match. they play croatia on tuesday but after last night's match they do have a point and there was what many are calling a historic moment at wembley. it has given scotland a point, it's

jordan pickford faced into a great save by stephen o'donnell for the hard to believe a0 places separategs. with england needing more energy, mason mount tried to provide it, this theirfirst more energy, mason mount tried to provide it, this their first shot on target. but back came scotland. lyndon dykes effort cleared off the line by reece james. agony for manager steve clarke. gareth southgate had played enough —— seen enough. jack grealish introduced to the relief of england's frustrated supporters club minutes later, harry kane was withdrawn after another below par performance, but it was scotland who looked more likely to score, adams again going close. despite an injury time goal mouth scramble, england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. let's return to our sports editor, dan roan, at wembley. what does this mean for both sides in the tournament?— in the tournament? despite a relatively disappointing - in the tournament? despite a - relatively disappointing performance by

pickford stays in gold, walker comes back. stone and mcguire at the heart. keeps his spot. phillips and rice at the heart of that defensive midfield partnership. we expect a three of osaka, rahim satterlee. he gets a start from england, so that is the england 11. we will get back to hampden... phil is not in the swat at all. he dropped out of nashe 23. there is another home nation playing in the first of the knockout last 16 ties on saturday in amsterdam against denmark. they are the welsh, they finish their campaign with defeat. the group stages in rome. they're still there before they travel to amsterdam. they witnessed that great performance by the danish, and their familiar opponents for wales haven't played them twice in 2018. wales are also fully aware of what this team has been through in this tournament after the collapse. this has been through in this tournament after the collapse.— after the collapse. this must be incredibly tough _ after the collapse. this must be incredibly tough for _ after the collapse. this must be incredibly tough for them. -

but within moments of the restarts, they become even closer, a 0llie and jordan pickford with the reflex england's match winner twice at this tournament already, england's hero again. there is your spark, wembley ignites! wembley could or should have got right back in this dashing then. thomas muller doesn't usually miss such chances — even he couldn't believe it. not much has been made at the performances of england captain, harry kane — it only takes one moment to answer your critics. this was his, this was england's. an historic occasion and historic victory. england are through, and its extraordinary celebrations. adam wild, bbc news. afterwards, the manager was full of praise for notjust his players, but the fans at wembley, as well. the players were absolutely immense, write the way through the team. and the fans were, as well, you know, only a0,000 but it's as good an atmosphere as i can remember in wembley. we played extremely well. i think we deserve to win, but i said to them straightaway, "look, i'm the party pooper because if we don't go and capitalise on saturday now, then d

replace carol walker and clearance of a more naturally left—sided player will start in defence. jordan pickfordem sterling keeping his place, feel alongside him and mason might in midfield alongside calvin phillips and declan rice as well. the good news, as well, for scotland is that ciaran returned to the heart of scotland's defence and gets a start and billy gilmore makes his first start at this year's championship. there can be no doubt, though, can there, but this match tonight certainly evokes memories of that classic game here back in euro 96, alan shiva and paul gascoigne scoring the goals that day, infamous game evoking the feeling of nostalgia heading into this night's game as might stroll has been finding out. it was the day the tartan army made feel like home. trainspotting was the big movie at the time and blur and oasis battled for sport in the chart. it was a day i relived this week from my garden replica of wembley with some of those involved. that was, in fact, my first england game and what a game to be. england were favourites. _ game and what a game to be. england were favour

jordan pickford ensured it would stay that way.uld have ended with a goal. top of the group or england. all that you be expected? what scotland would not differ that. expected? what scotland would not differthat. ben expected? what scotland would not differ that. ben croucher, expected? what scotland would not differthat. ben croucher, bbc expected? what scotland would not differ that. ben croucher, bbc news. so, england are through to the knockout stages with two wins and a draw, importantly three clean sheets, and their manager gareth southgate is where he wants to be. we wa nted we wanted to do is make sure tonight that we won the group, we stayed at wembley, we don't know if that is good to be advantageous in terms of where the draw might take us, but we would rather be here. we could've come second and still had a really difficult draw, so to win the group i think is good for the confidence and it is great that our fans will get to see the next round here. england winning means it sets up a last 16 match against any of the tea

jordan pickford forced into a great save by stephen o'donnell for the hard to believe a0 places separateh scramble, england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. dan roan, bbc news, wembley. a british woman who was attacked repeatedly by a crocodile in mexico has been discharged from hospital. 28—year—old melissa laurie suffered a perforated intestine and several other injuries when she was attacked by the animal in a lagoon. her twin georgia had to fend off the creature, while trying to pull her sibling to safety. she's been speaking to will grant. a bandage hiding the teeth marks in her wrist is the only outward sign of georgia laurie's recent encounter with a crocodile. but the horrific attack which almost killed her twin sister melissa has left much deeper, emotionalscars. i heard her scream and i saw her being taken underneath by the crocodile. then i realised she was really in trouble when i was calling out her name and there was no response from her. my worst fear became a r

but within moments of the restart, they'd come even closer — kai havertz with the volley, jordan pickford save. no let—up in the tension, but history tells us it was always going to be like that. the big moment needed, it came eventually from raheem sterling — england's match winner twice at this tournament already, england's hero again. there's your spark! wembley ignites! germany could, perhaps should, have got right back into this almost immediately. thomas muller doesn't usually miss such chances — even he couldn't believe it. while much has been made at the performances of england captain harry kane, it only takes one moment to answer your critics. this was his, this was england's. an historic occasion, an historic victory. england are through, amidst extraordinary celebrations. adam wild, bbc news. millions of england fans could only dare to dream of tonight's victory. in pubs, clubs, homes and parks, people gathered. and asjon kay reports from plymouth on the south west coast of england, fans even watched in their own stadium. # football's coming home, it's coming home... # and if

jordan pickford forced into a great save by stephen 0'donnell.n injury time goal mouth scramble, england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the final result, but a point scotland will be proud of. we defended well, we had a game plan and we drew 0—0, and we are going to qualify, so thank you. i was expecting a 12—0 victory. here we are going against croatia, _ we should win that one _ this is typical england, really, this is what we do. we are a bit average and then i don't know. we'll still win it. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello there. friday brought us two very different days of weather depending on where you were across the uk. for some, beautiful sunshine — that was the scene for a weather watcher in 0rkney, compare that with this picture from oxford, where the rain was teeming down. some parts of southern england saw over a month's worth of rain injust 2a hours. you can see that wet weather on the earlier radar picture. but it did begin to

pickford. i do not see comments or questions from colleagues. so let's open this item to public comment. >> clerk: okay. we have one caller. hello, caller, you're the your o minutes begins now. >> caller: thank you, chair raphael mandelman and members. my pronounce are she and her. lots of good things here. i definitely support the priority order, especially zero emissions. keep the air clean. and shuttle service, because i don't have a car. so we want to prioritize not having to have a car. people shouldn't feel forced to have a car to do these things. so definitely there. bike parking, i'm always in favor of that because i use those bikes and scooters, and i want to have places that i can lock them up and go on with my day, cut down on the clutter. and bike racks are essential because we have a bike theft problem in america nationwide. we want to work on solutions so people can have a safe and secure place to leave their bicycles. i like the idea of an emergency ride home, but it should not be restricted to taxis. i think it is important to ha

jordan pickford forced into a great save by stephen o'donnell for the hard to believe a0 places separaterld rankings. despite an injury time goal mouth scramble, england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. dan roan, bbc news, wembley. speaking after the game — england manager gareth southgate said he understood fans in wembley booed after the final whistle. scotland manager steve clark congratulated his players on their performance in the tournament thus far. ourfans are our fans are entitled to react however they want. and we are disappointed with our own performance, and i totally understand their reaction. we are expecting to beat scotland, they will be frustrated by that. and in the end we have got to live with that and deal with that. �* , ., got to live with that and deal with that-— got to live with that and deal with that. �* , ., ., with that. i'm proud of them, and i'm pleased _ with that. i'm proud of them, and i'm pleased for _ with that. i'm proud of them, and i'm pl

not for the first time these euros, jordan pickford coming to the rescue. tournament, and just before the break it seemed he'd finally make the breakthrough... . . before mats hummels' last—ditch clearance ensured more frustration. but then, just as the game had fallen flat, substitute jack grealish provided the spark england needed. his pass found luke shaw, who delivered the perfect cross. sterling, unstoppable once again, to finish a move he had started. the man raised in the shadow of wembley making it his home. then, for sterling, a moment to forget, his underhit pass handing thomas muller the chance to equalise. but the precision germany are famed for had deserted them. 55 years had passed since their last knockout victory over these opponents, but it was time for history to change. quiet tournament. ——grealish finding kane, so much for the captain's quiet tournament. wembley, half—full, but rarely in its long history will it have heard anything quite like this. and 25 years after his penalty heartbreak against germany here at euro 96, a sense of pers

not for the first time these euros, jordan pickford coming to the rescue.ust before the break it seemed he'd finally make the breakthrough... ..before mats hummels' last—ditch clearance ensured more frustration. but then, just as the game had fallen flat, substitute jack grealish provided the spark england needed. his pass finding luke shaw, who delivered the perfect cross. sterling, unstoppable once again, to finish a move he had started. the man raised in the shadow of wembley making it his home. then, for sterling, a moment to forget, his underhit pass handing thomas muller the chance to equalise. but the precision germany are famed for had deserted them. 55 years had passed since their last knockout victory over these opponents, but it was time for history to change. grealish finding kane, so much for the captain's quiet tournament. wembley, half—full, but rarely in its long history will it have heard anything quite like this. and 25 years after his penalty heartbreak against germany here at euro 96, a sense of personal atonement for the mastermind of a

jordan pickford's agility needed to preserve the clean sheet. wasn't long before changes were made. marcus rashford and a 17—year—old dude building and both introduced. a fading england needed a second but instead their opponents went close, the czech republic searching for an equaliser. england thought they had finished the match with a second but substitutejordan henderson's effort was ruled out for offside. ——jude bellingham. it didn't matter, mission accomplished. i'm ecstatic, it is fantastic could have been a better performance but hey ho, you know, done it, we are there. it wasn't the greatest game in the world but we won and that's all that matters, isn't it?— all that matters, isn't it? winners of grou- all that matters, isn't it? winners of group d _ all that matters, isn't it? winners of group d and — all that matters, isn't it? winners of group d and through. - all that matters, isn't it? winners of group d and through. but - all that matters, isn't it? winners of group d and through. but once j of group d and through. but once again

but within moments of the restart, they become even closer, kai havertz with the volley, jordan pickfordex save. no let—up of tension, but history tells us it will always be like that. the big moment did indeed came eventually from raheem sterling, england's match winner twice at this tournament already, england's hero again. there's your spark! wembley ignites! germany could, perhaps should have got right back in this the. —— into this almost immediately. thomas muller doesn't usually miss such chances — even he couldn't believe it. not much has been made at the performances of england captain, harry kane — it only takes one moment to answer your critics. this was his, this was england's. an historic occasion, an historic victory. england are through, amidst extraordinary celebrations. adam wild, bbc news. millions of england fans could only dare to dream of tonight's victory. in pubs, clubs, homes and parks, people gathered. and asjon kay reports from plymouth in devon, fans even watched in their own stadium. where better to watch than home park? i hope we get through. it's something f

jordan pickford forced into a great save by stephen 0'donnell.pt at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the final result, but a point scotland will be proud of. we defended well, we had a game plan and we drew 0—0, and we are going to qualify, so thank you. i are going to qualify, so thank ou. . , are going to qualify, so thank ou. ., , , . ., are going to qualify, so thank ou. ,. z: you. i was expecting a 12-0 victory- — you. i was expecting a 12-0 victory- here _ you. i was expecting a 12-0 victory. here we _ you. i was expecting a 12-0 victory. here we are - you. i was expecting a 12-0 victory. here we are going. victory. here we are going auainst victory. here we are going against croatia, _ victory. here we are going against croatia, we - victory. here we are goingj against croatia, we should victory. here we are going - against croatia, we should win that one _ against croatia, we should win that one. , , , . ., that one. this is difficult for england. — that one. this is difficult for england, real

jordan pickford forced into a great save by stephen o'donnell. been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the final result, but a point scotland will be proud of. we defended well, we had a game plan and we drew 0—0, and we are going to qualify, so thank you. i was expecting a 12—0 victory. here we are going against croatia, _ we should win that one. this is typical england, really, this is what we do. we are a bit average and then i don't know. we'll still win it. and finally, a european art collector has just paid a whopping $3.a million for a copy of leonardo da vinci's mona lisa. take a look at this — known as the hekking mona lisa, after its owner who unsuccessfully argued that a copy he had bought in the 1950s was the real thing. it's one of many reproductions of the original, which hangs in the paris louvre museum. a spokesperson from christie's in paris said "this is madness, an absolute record for a mona lisa reproduction." a quick reminder of our top story before i go now. people in iran h

but within moments of the restarts, they become even closer, a 0llie and jordan pickford with the reflexon, but history tells us it will always be like that. the big moment did indeed come from raheem sterling, england's match winner twice at this tournament already and then�*s hero again. twice at this tournament already and then's hero again.— then's hero again. there is your sark, then's hero again. there is your spark. wembley _ then's hero again. there is your spark, wembley light! - then's hero again. there is your| spark, wembley light! wembley then's hero again. there is your - spark, wembley light! wembley could or should have — spark, wembley light! wembley could or should have got _ spark, wembley light! wembley could or should have got right _ spark, wembley light! wembley could or should have got right back- spark, wembley light! wembley could or should have got right back in - or should have got right back in this dashing then. thomas miller doesn't usually miss such chances, even he couldn't believe it. not much being made at the performances of england captain, harry can,

jordan pickford forced into a great save by stephen o'donnell.rry kane was withdrawn after another below par performance. but it was scotland who looked likely to score in adams again coming close. despite an injury england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. dan roan, bbc news, wembley. it's an important point for scotland — who showed resilience and character to bounce back from their defeat to the czech republic according to their captain: to be honest, i thought we were the better team are delighted with a draw, but i think we could've won it on another night and i cannot argue that. of course, we had our tough moments, but england are favourites to win this tournament. but i get the feeling that we have the feeling that the fans have and it is important that we keep that and it's not all for nothing. we still of a long way to go in this group. we are still not in the position that we want to be in. to content to the last game and tha

but within moments of the restarts, they become even closer, with jordan pickford with the reflex savey miss such chances — even he couldn't believe it. not much has been made at the performances of england captain, harry kane — it only takes one moment to answer your critics. this was his, this was england's. an historic occasion and historic victory. england are through, and its extraordinary celebrations. adam wild, bbc news. afterwards, the manager was full of praise for notjust his players, but the fans at wembley, as well. the players were absolutely immense, right the way through the team. and the fans were, as well, you know, only 40,000 but it's as good an atmosphere as i can remember in wembley. we played extremely well. i think we deserved to win, but i said to them straightaway, "look, i'm the party pooper because if we don't go and capitalise that on saturday now, then it doesn't count for anything." and they'll face ukraine after artem dovbyk scored the wonderfully headed winner in extra time against sweden at hampden park. andrei schevchenko's side were one of the best t

jordan pickford ensured it would stay that way.and are through to the knockout stages with two wins and a draw — importantly, three clean sheets — and their manager gareth southgate is where he wants to be. what we wanted to do was make sure tonight that we won the group, that we stayed at wembley. we don't know if that's going to be advantageous, in terms of where the draw might take us, but we'd rather be here. and we could've come second and still had a really difficult draw, so to win the group i think is good for the confidence, and it's great that our fans will get to see the next round here. england winning means it sets up a last 16 match against any of the teams in group f, which contains world champions france, current european champions portugal, along with a resurgent germany, and hungary are still in contention. croatia and the czech republic also qualify out of group d. defending champion karolina pliskova is out of the eastbourne invitational tournament — beaten in three sets by italy's camila giorgi. not a good afte

it won't england's way, withjordan pickford saving _ england's way, withjordan pickford saving so— england's chances. thomas m ller could have equalised for germany. it was a tight game. but those — for germany. it was a tight game. but those big moments went england's way, which _ but those big moments went england's way, which is what tournament football — way, which is what tournament football is _ way, which is what tournament football is all about.— football is all about. isn't it 'ust? football is all about. isn't it just? sometimes _ football is all about. isn't it just? sometimes it - football is all about. isn't it just? sometimes it is i football is all about. isn't it just? sometimes it is the l football is all about. isn't it i just? sometimes it is the extra football is all about. isn't it - just? sometimes it is the extra bit of luck. can we talk for a moment about gareth southgate? when the england team sheet came out last night there was quite a lot of criticism because it was hugely defensive. i looked at it and i thought, my goodness, here we go, this is going to be really

pickford. i do not see comments or questions from colleagues. so let's open this item to public comment. >> clerk: okay. we have one caller. hello, caller, you're the your two minutes begins now. >> caller: thank you, chair raphael mandelman and members. my pronounce are she and her. lots of good things here. i definitely support the priority order, especially zero emissions. keep the air clean. and shuttle service, because i don't have a car. so we want to prioritize not having to have a car. people shouldn't feel forced to have a car to do these things. so definitely there. bike parking i'm always in favor of that because i use those bikes and scooters, and i want to have places that i can lock them up and go on with my day cut down on the clutter. and bike racks are essential because we have a bike theft problem in america nationwide. we want to work on solutions so people can have a safe and secure place to leave their bicycles. i like the idea of an emergency ride home, but it should not be restricted to taxis. i think it is important to ha

left out, the goalkeeper included is sam johnston, probably third choice but behind henderson and pickford squad wondered if he was going to make it or not. pretty much competing with reece james for that and he had such an impressive showing in the champions league final at the weekend. gareth southgate has decided to name all of the best players you possibly can and figure out a way to use them. there has been talk trent alexander—arnold might be used higher up the pitch rather than defence but versatility within there, kieran trippier can play left and right back, reece james and kyle walker can play in the centre of defence as well. important for them. interesting that bukayo saka arsenal is included because with mason greenwood out, but kyocera's versatility and the fact he can play a more wide role means is why he had been included. there interesting selection but very exciting selection. 14 of the players have fewer than ten caps. an inexperienced squad and very young squad but a very exciting squad. exciting, definitely a keyword. also interesting, interesting pictures but as we kn

for the current team, everyone here is hoping jordan pickford is going to keep out the czech republics- drinking time. including yourself i'm sure! nice one. thanks to i drinking time. including yourself. i'm sure! nice one. thanks to you i�*m sure! nice one. thanks to you and your cameraman. it�*s not easy moving around, i know. in northern ireland, the democratic unionist mp sirjeffrey donaldson will be the party�*s next leader. he was the only person to put his name forward when nominations closed at midday. he�*ll replace edwin poots, who resigned last week afterjust three weeks in charge. the infected blood inquiry has been hearing emotional evidence from the father of two former pupils at a boarding school for disabled children, both of whom contracted hiv. john peach�*s sons were among scores of pupils at trelaw�*s college in hampshire to be given contaminated blood products in the 1970s and �*80s to treat their haemophilia. our health correspondentjim reed has been following the inquiry. the wider public inquiry looks into what happened in the �*70s and �*80s when large number

england defensively are i disappointing, and jordan pickford looked _ disappointing, and jordan pickford understand why gareth hasn't played — i understand why gareth hasn't played him, may be time to put him in and _ played him, may be time to put him in and maybe start marcus rashford in and maybe start marcus rashford in the _ in and maybe start marcus rashford in the side — in and maybe start marcus rashford in the side. harry kane is a talking point, _ in the side. harry kane is a talking point, wonderful footballer, in the side. harry kane is a talking point, wonderfulfootballer, i in the side. harry kane is a talking point, wonderful footballer, i love watching — point, wonderful footballer, i love watching him, but he looks tired, he looks— watching him, but he looks tired, he looks as _ watching him, but he looks tired, he looks as it— watching him, but he looks tired, he looks as if he is playing on the memory. _ looks as if he is playing on the memory, let's be honest. he would be better— memory, let's be honest. he would be better coming on as an impact substitute for half an

jordan pickford was the busier of the two keepers.ds at wembley, the millions around the country, this was tough to watch. it was the introduction of jack grealish that provided the spark that england needed. he played a part in the opening goal. luke shaw provided the cross for raheem sterling. his third goal of the tournament. he's got the run through the middle. it is thomas muller. thomas muller scored twice when germany beat england at the 2010 world cup. that was their chance. this was england's time to deliver the knockout blow. grealish again, with the cross for his captain. harry kane getting off the mark at this tournament in just right time. in comes the captain! the manager roared with delight at the full—time whistle. 25 years after his wembley penalty pain, against the same opposition. how sweet was this? i'm just so pleased. i was looking at the big screen and i saw dave seaman up there and i can't, for the team—mates that played with me, i can't change that, so that's always going to hurt, but what's lovely is that we'

to breathe, if they are lucky enough they say that one of these experts, this guy named vincent pickfordinks 24-36 hours you definitely could still be optimistic. sadly, we know most of this , as we look at other countries and we cover them. we never really see a building collapse without an explosion or a natural disaster. we rarely see something collapse on its own, and that seems to be the case here. steve: we understand that apparently, the four bodies that increased the body count to were pulled out of the rubble overnight. what possibly could happen? yesterday we were telling you about how apparently they were doing roofing work on the building as it turns out, a roofing inspection was completed on wednesday, there was an inspector there, apparently it did pass, but an engineer who looked at what has happened so far in speaking to one of the big papers said it could be something that we referred to as concrete cancer, and concrete cancer is when saltwater, keep in mind the ocean is just right on that side of that building, when saltwater seeps into the concrete, causing the steel r