he's polish i don't understand that. you know you don't understand just what kind of an interpreter are you it's something sticks. and ends up. so far poland's authorities have not taken action against the show of sedition even so its creator expresses solidarity with his colleague and tony spock in a slightly satirical manner of course. if our colleague is sentenced i'll be the first to go to court to protest and free of that because if we do what will dig a tunnel to his prison or our modern attack on broad daylight or to meet them i will. say is that the queen and within the. puppet ear cloudy a hero has been questioned by the police as well she could face a two year jail sentence and she receives endless sexist hate mail just for critiquing polish politicians. yammer sanjay i said i thought i was part of the happy generations that for the first time in two hundred years can enjoy life in a free country it gives me goosebumps just talking about this because i love the free and open opponent plays golf i look them in l

now he also pens newspaper articles lampooning polish politics. just jotting down a few ideas here i have our political leaders in mind do i absolutely adore. and one article criticized polish lawmakers for cozying up to religious figures like when they attended an event by catholic radio station maria. stipple is typical but it's a. call poland stupid and narrow minded now he's accused of disparaging the polish state. expect this of my article was only half a page but the police report about my article was a full thirty five pages just it must have been written by somebody especially brainy. such expert the. buck is charged with defaming the nation police have questioned him his trial could begin soon. as the marshals of this is a horrible accusation to make against someone in a free country where the constitution guarantees press freedom so that a satirist a journalist is entitled to criticize the government that's all i'm doing. in a statement the prosecutor merely confirms spock is being investigated and that he could face up to three years in

polish prime minister more or less repeating that.eat pressure internally, because she had to come up with a deal to prevent new arrivals because her interior minister, who is from her coalition partner, the csu, had given her until this weekend or he said he would again turning away migrants from the border in his home state. chancellor merkel said it is a good signal that the eu leaders have agreed on a good text for migration. we hope to hearfrom them live shortly. we don't have that yet, we will take you to it only get it. -- yet, we will take you to it only get it. —— when we get it. an oil tanker truck has caught fire in nigeria's commercial capital, lagos. emergency officials say nine people are confirmed to have died, but that number is expected to rise. an official has blamed a brake failure on the tanker. a rescue operation is ongoing. lebo diseko has the story, and just a warning — you may find some of the pictures upsetting. this should have been a normal rush—hour on one of the main highways in lagos. instead, it was a sc

to polish complicity in the holocaust.s many poles went to to hide and protectjewish people when the nazis occupied poland. leopold soho is a sewer maintenance worker. when the nazis occupied poland, leopold witnessed the suffering of the jewish people. he decided he was going to try and rescue at least 20 jews from the ghetto. he enlisted the help of his co—worker, stephan. together they hid 21 jewish people in the sewers. initially they paid the men, but as they ran out of money, leopold and his wife provided for them. they stayed in terrible conditions in the sewers for 13 months. sadly only ten of the group survived until the liberation of the town. leopold also saved the life of my great uncle. he breaks down ijust want to pay tribute to leopold and the 6,706 righteous who did so much forfamilies like mine. mr sobel claims the new law could lead to the prosecution of people who've dedicated their lives to holocaust research. the foreign office minister said history mustn't be forgotten. it is a matter of historical fa

the south americans are known for their polished technique and came into this clash as the clear favorites but iceland with their scrappy physical style can never be rolled out. argentina broke the deadlock utterly on sergio aguero scoring the open and then ninety minutes. but iceland came back just four minutes later with that fussed at the world cup go out for him bogus in this school arrive. in the second half argentina put the pressure on to see iceland in some mistakes and penalty for the favorites surely this would be the leaves upset leo messi sci fi hot as how the sun and the fans they say visits like kuwait. as the minutes counted down messi tried as luck again but it was to no avail one of the final score as iceland was quite the upsets. this was supposed to be an easy match for argentina right i mean the idea that we call that enough say in argentina didn't win this at all right you know iceland really showed their teamwork and the iceman alfre from books and who plays domestically right here in germany he came through scoring the first goal for iceland you know they had a heroi

up defense by the polish to find that it was all too easy for him by. poland could only manage and made conservation go through your goals that tree over there. and the early game japan cruised to an unexpected victory over colombia in group h. it was their first picture of a colombian and it was action packed after just three minutes carlos sanchez was sent off after this goal the second fastest red card in world cup history shinji kagawa stepped up japan in front colombia back to back on fernando can tatto level the strong before the break after this free kick you a soft safe today in japan he kicked a cold. one so. that's a big game they say instead pieces burgers host nation russia try to maintain their momentum against egypt all eyes will be on egypt's not so secret weapon most solid star striker who missed this country's first match defeat to the question still remains whether he'll take part in against russia and keep his side's world cup hopes alive if solid does play russia is less than solid defense which is badly tested with my flash saudi ar

because that means the polish with robert lewandowski the bye and star striker are out of the world cup surprising for poland there let's talk about group h. leaders japan and senegal they played earlier on and that was also really entertaining match absolutely from the start and it was senegal actually had a really good start into the game and they started to take an early lead from a very comical goal there was really poor defending from japan there and then the goalkeeper she takes this shot and she punches it away right on to the feet of sadie on my knee the liverpool striker and into the wall very weird but anyway and you can came back they scored the equaliser before half time and things were over there because once again senegal took the lead and really wanted to three points today with that shot from far away but japan one of the points as well so they scored another one and made it to all in the end and it was a well deserved tight ass so where does all of this action leave group h. emilie really really close and really exciting. for the last match day if we have a look at

like a vintage automobiles to stir the soul and for others it's tractors and there is yes in the polish town of mill no host to the international rally of older tractors on saturday the show started dozens of models dating back to the one nine hundred forty s. outfitted with a range of extra options including side cars and exposed hot rod engines which attracted plenty of attention from spectators. there. you're watching v.w. news more coming up at the top of the hour don't forget you can always check out our website d.w. dot com for all the latest i'm irish waiter in berlin thanks for watching. the. clash of cultures. between those who believe in arranged marriage those who want to marry for money.

you know packing their bags next week out of russia let's let you know enough now yes we see that polish and colombian players taking to the pitch for the second. off the game and i believe we can actually see the ball now by you know that head up right like a sack and this guy's a hundred and ninety four cents and just so he can he can rise either really there's no i don't think it was it was rodriguez and i'm as ready as i have the cross that came in i mean he's come back as i said tempting cross it said he was attempting cross we were watching the pre-game when thomas was singing the anthem and he was walking to the pitch looking tense tense and very concentrated he was obviously on the bench in the first game recuperating from his in and out of this one but he started in this one and made the difference between the says beautiful cross and i'm sure we have plenty more to see from him in the second half well as it stands at the moment poland to going out they definitely they certainly need some kind of result here i mean eleven dusty it looks like the colombians of effect to be martin

they can polish meanwhile, the giants -- giants go to the bottom of the ninth trailing 4-2 against theut of nowhere. one of the heroes. that smile tells you everything. 4-4. going to the bottom of the 10th inning. brandon crawford will through in the clutch. it is a 5-4 walk off win. the giants have won six out of the last seven. on the game and a half out of first place. let's go down to texaswhe the kids are cute and the rangers hit the ball outh pa neimes in the last two games. he only went four innings night and gave up six runs. the a's have lost two in a row to the rangers. meanwhile, we do have a little time to check thout ght. wedne this is the play of theweek i think. this young lady makes the grab with her beer cup and what can she for anencore? she can put it down. that is big-time. that is all-pro right there. >> did shfinish it? >> oh yeah she it off. th is her 15 minutes of fame right there. >> you know whate received 437 pr is game and makes a great catch and she polishes that off. laughing ] keer >> depends what your qualifications are, you know? where you state your st

france where they will lead dismantle the old carriage and they restore every single piece just polishing every single piece of bark it's very hard to air. this year six side is this month. as the dynamites roll by outside lunch is served inside three courses for each of the more than one hundred eighty passengers prepared in one of the two small galleys on board. six ships have just twelve square metres of space to cook up high class cuisine. naturally everything is freshly prepared to. go if i love it the sea breeze is wonderful they come because i'm really impressed by how much they get into such a small group and i have no idea yet how big the kitchen is better than food trucks fantastic really loving. the rolling across the continent in style the event is simply an orange expressed pays tribute to the elegance and luxury of yes to here when the international jet set journey by train across europe to istanbul. is limited to carriages in one nine hundred twenty s. art deco style office passengers the chance to step back into the belly pocket of rail travel. like a five star about it's

if it's not a wood fired oven it's not near polishing pizza. general luciano lets his don't rise for forty eight hours. the base has to be thinned and soft enough crispy the raise crust for corn and jony is another typical feature you couldn't hold in a beer my crust should be no higher than two or three centimeters the florida. today naples is home to some three thousand pizza makers gennaro luciano also trains aspiring p.c. only understand it catered to maintaining the tradition of authentic neo pilots and pizza from a film it i inherited the passion from a need so from my great grandfather my grandfather and my father. but you know when i was thirteen i learned the art myself now i'm fifty seven and will pass it undermines children and grandchildren it's a tradition that should never be allowed to disappear from the direct mine field even hollywood immortalize naples pizza making tradition julia roberts appearance in the end seek a pizzeria mickael it certainly added to the restaurant's popularity. and you know its own think with we came her

the volunteer remains unharmed but before his solution is ready for the big stage balance needs to polish his technique. because of course this all looks very basic but the trend of magic people don't want plush and glittering now there's the industrial use look that means it needs to look like it's really been used a lot as if it's come straight from a workshop all seen as. peter valances his stage name his real name is peter minister he's thirty eight from southern germany and now lives in berlin. balance makes up to seven hundred appearances a year. wherever he goes he takes a lot of luggage with him. and he's been performing as a professional for nearly twenty years his fascination with magic began early. and it takes a lot of practice to master card tricks like this the younger a budding magician starts the better. now this is the. police use of manipulation and talk of trick magic tricks rely complete. the olympics starts with us money not some first thing you learn in much of a slice of time when using various props will be in no mood to commute. magicians can perform magic but the

. >> polished your boots. >> yes sir, polished boots. even eating some of the child they prepared. it took some getting accustomed -- >> what were your impressions of the vietnamese people that you had anything to do with? >> excuse me, when i first arrived, i was really skeptical of the people. i didn't trust anyone. from what they told us, prior to arriving in vietnam. i tried to watch my p's and q's, and i closely watched them, because i didn't know what they were going to do. once i began to learn them and see that some of them caused no harm, it was easier for me to deal with some of those people. even the little kids, i was skeptical of talking to or getting close to, because of things that had occurred. and i won't go into the things that had occurred. >> describe your friendships with and your impressions of your fellow soldiers, the people you worked and lived with. >> i had a good relationship with a lot of my soldiers. there was one in particular, i can't think of his name. he was a young man that was drafted and he was going to princeton university. i guess his grades w

quiz deflection hits a ball into the net and a good second can off that terrible back pass by the polish defense and after that it was all too easy for him by a neon at the hour mark. poland could only manage a late consolation goes jeggo bush. and dusty left no mark on this match why senegal its two one success is the first win for football match africa at this world cup. colombia meanwhile shut themselves in the foot against japan after just three minutes carlos sanchez got sent off for handball and change account of a convert in the ensuing penalty. columbia that looked back and funf and i'm looking to the level it's called before the break. but also of course safe today for japan when he knocked in a corner after seventy three minutes to one the final score here as well. let's go back to jonathan in moscow and to that senegal victory over a pole in the african culture that finally has a win. yes incredible for senegal incredible for their friends they were outnumbered by about twenty to one inside the stadium but what they lacked in size they certainly made up for in noise two pocket

their second from niang after a poor back pass and confusion in the polish defense.gland qualify for the knockout round, they will meet a team from this group. who that will be after these results is still anyone‘s guess. well, england arrived home at their baysin well, england arrived home at their bays in the early hours of this morning. they are near st petersburg and they have that victory against tunisia in the bag. they left it late and it took to later in the game for a fresh impetus to come in, marcus rashford coming off michael the bench to provide it. are sports editor has been talking to him. england returning to their repino training base this morning, their world cup campaign up and running. they may have left it late but harry kane's dramatic stoppage time header in volgograd last night secured a first opening—match victory at the tournament since 2006. substitute marcus rashford had helped regain the initiative for england when he came on in the second half. and today the manchester united striker told me just how much the result meant. it's unbelievab

minute and consult the body it was put in my lips on my phone with his office on me as i put this in polish noise i live knows my money because maybe didn't die it's all meant as it's mine i don't like guns on those i was this is the it was always just guns already had moved i mean ten times that i was shot at will be up to speed and one set out on obama so tall it is mine else this. moment is so tall much exact i'm not going to music on headphones could become the seem awfully . when trees and instruments said yeah yeah must send a chill. from sitting in the middle of the orchestra in the berlin concept house to see in the middle of a huge choir in the berlin film one week the next episode is called singing is for everyone and i sang along but i was very happy that my sound guy turned my microphone off. move on. move. on to some other by you i mean it's in concert yes ma'am ah yes and as a christian at the bottom he says it's a minute when you asked a mile behind me home on so long so it might going to be seeing an obvious must to you pasar malam might assume the form of the past few minut

as a peasant and with the russian army at his heels after the walls of succession had cost him the polish throat. he was penniless and defenseless a king without a country but happily he had had the foresight to marry his daughter married to the king of france with the help of his father in law he secured the duchy of lorraine but at a high price louis the fifteenth restricted the responsibilities of the new duke to outward representation and the patronage of the arts. it was also made clear that the reign of the russian skis over the rain was to end with his death. when stanislav entered his capital for the first time he found a divided city an old under new nazi separated by a moat and walls he looked for a way of joining the two half of the town together and invited a young local architect emmanuel to his court. later described their collaboration in a letter to a friend i told mysteriously about my dream and he spent the evening thinking about it and the very next day he was back with twenty different stages from that moment on we had a perfect understanding. together they came up wit

floor which imposed jail sentences on people who suggest the country was complicit in nazi crimes polish politicians removed provisions for jail terms during an emergency parliament session the law was introduced just four months ago it angered both fear u.s. and israel the unexpected u. turn comes as poland looks to improve security ties with washington political parties in mexico are entering the final few days of campaigning ahead of sunday's presidential election the country's largest vote in modern history nine governorships and hundreds of country county positions are also being contested our latin america editor listen human has more. in mexico city's as a football stadium for the final campaign rally on monday this month i love visible that a lot of the best we can that it was a party to love polls on the presidential election on sunday listening. to the pilot could see this supporters say that they can make very this is the third time that my little visible god has tried to lead the presidency for years has been the solving problems but this time it seems that somehow. trailing

polish national lukasz herba, who lives in the uk, was sentenced at a court in milan to 16 years andby the decision. chi chi izundu reports. this is the man italian courts have jailed for the kidnap of 20—year—old british glamour model chloe ayling. details about chloe's abduction emerged last year. she'd met british—based polish national lucasz herba on facebook, he posing as a photographer for a shoot in milan. this is her re—enacting her ordeal for italian police. but when she got to the italian address, she was attacked, drugged, and bundled into the boot of a car before being held captive. ransom letters had been received by her british agent, with lukasz originally telling chloe that he had planned to sell her on the dark web. but instead he released it to the british consulate six days later. he'd told the court that he was in love with her. he'd maintained that she'd agreed to be kidnapped to help boost her career. her agent, adrian sington, called herba a serial fantasist. i was with her at quarter to two when the verdict came down, and she was overjoyed, not least because o

this polish student has arrived to collect some unwanted ice cream.ree food! the app is run bya this way i get free food! the app is run by a small team from this north london flat. it has been going for just over three years but for its human based to grow, a fear has to be overcome... will people be willing to share food with strangers that have looked after it? we have built into the 0lio app any checks so users built into the 0lio app any checks so users have profiles and user ratings, and things can be reported to us. people looking after the food have to be happy letting strangers into their home. if anything it means i get to know people in my community and i feel more secure. whether it is to save the planet or save themselves some money, more and more people are embracing this way of sharing food with strangers. an eight—year old boy has become the youngest person ever to climb one of britain‘s tallest sea—stacks off the coast of 0rkney. edward mills scaled the 450 foot old man of hoy in aid of the charity "climbers against cancer", after his

-- italians, polish, portuguese. again, the array of languages that were here. it is worth noting that in this. period, there is this idea of americanization. there is this idea of softer americanization. americanization promoted by teddy roosevelt, says, one, you forget yourct -- languages and cultures and embrace the new world. the military will initially adopt this but then realize that it is not that easy when it --y0 immigrants. 100,000 to not speak english. even within the native born, the literacy rate was down to 25%. shibe, we should go with softer promotion in which they said, look, you can retain your old world customs, you can even speak the liquid home, but you should also embraces american civil real culture -- creel culture and adopt. this is just illustrative of not only the committee of public information, the idea that you need to convince the public that they need to engage in the war but also just the diversity that immigration have brought to america. ,his is just something that wars rarely creat

these sucker fans are spending their evenings partying in the polish city of get down and not one hundred fifty kilometers away in kaliningrad where their teams games are taking place there among many world cup tourists who've been priced out of hotels in the host cities in kaliningrad in one three combination will set you back at least two hundred euros. you can see why kaliningrad is keen to bring money back in this city stadium cost two hundred thirty five million euros after the world cup it will become the training ground for both to kaliningrad a second division russian team. to kaliningrad has a population of around half a million the biggest employer here is the carmaker up to tour its vice president says the city is a good place for business. working there is no crime pretty tax. no tax on companies truths no tax on land and there are also the eighty exemptions those incentives may well be the reason b.m.w. is reportedly planning to set up operations in kaliningrad but while the city might be good for business for ordinary soccer fans it's simply too expensive and talking about e

china have enjoyed a fool and extend all the way the last best seller i think it's the kind of polish until it was something that the china media cannot copy for years the chinese government has blocked the w.'s internet platform one focal point has been getting passed the blockades it's getting more difficult to cover sound so cost sensitive news now wish the china cabinet and doesn't like sell. so far journalist is was challenging. censorship in china and the pressure it puts on the work of t.v. abuse chinese speaking journalists was another topic at the broadcaster sixty fifth birthday ceremony. this is that's our concern that's why it's not a coincidence that some countries like china russia massively extending the international broadcasters when it comes to trade regarding china i always say we want reciprocity we want that don't challenge just as much as for chinese broadcast to. deutsche a fella has come a long way the chancellor speech highlighted what it is accomplished over the years but if i wanted to achieve as mr limbaugh just said like you felt it was always a voice the

south and polite in it is considered impregnable frederick barasat comes here often the house of polish dolphin who shaped german history for almost a century. and. the king returns home he brings peace to a land inhabited by six million people after decades of up people. ninety percent of his german subjects are peasants living in the most basic conditions. to him. kissing the hem of the king's garment is meant to bring good luck babar us or is also another matter it came moving from palace to palace like his predecessors there is no actual center of power. in the house and palace on the considered river not far from modern frankfurt barbarossa had it built the red sandstone ruins are evidence of a once magnificent castle compound that combined a courtroom royal court and accommodation under one roof. among the traces the row building left behind we can also find his heraldic beast the eagle. eyed lark by the rats in their antique guise of tights the eagle was already the symbol for a world ruled during the empire in the bible was a. barber also who made great use of ancient symbols an

seven years war wasn't yet a total war us not what makes it so specific but the actual number of polish that they staked still anything but a major power was able to assert itself in the face of a european coalition over a period of seven years hope in current us us even beyond. the treaty of who bachus blog in seven hundred sixty three ends the seventy as war. a peace treaty between austria and prussia without any noteworthy territorial gains on either side salesian remains prussian. better a mediocre peace than a glorious war explains the hapsburg empress who signs with a shaking hand. mary at ten days a has been unable to prevent russia from becoming a second german superpower. lead she will never meet and frederick and yet she has stood incredibly fun place. to live. the end frederick the second has achieved what he wanted but he has paid a high price to war he tricked it claimed four hundred thousand lives in brandon both russia and then and he any escaped defeat sense to love. the air . play. when mary had ten days a dies in seventeen eighteen frederick lights. i waged war against

with a history of the iron inseparable polish of the zappa tech culture life here revolves around family social events and keeping the men company despite their long history mexican lore doesn't yet recognize them. back in society generally except the say there's still much progress to be mates. from a very early age we identify with our feminine side we dress up as women at ten twelve thirteen years of age but we can no longer access secondary school dressed as women so we leave school and devote ourselves to informal trades such as embroideries stylists sex workers and cooks. there's a kind of a glass ceiling over our heads with society won't allow us to advance it all. every year the new share right from all over the region to celebrate their identity in the festival of candles they wear traditional dress and dance to compete for the title of festival queen. hacker is an example for the rest of mexico except tolerance of gender diversity may still be a lot of work to do but for the people here the existence of a third. it's a way of life. it's the holy month of ramadan in the islamic

is ok to use you know in a rainwater and store in his house something no doubt but you know some polish and coming. getting bigger so it is difficult to use the rainwater you know for supply for i didn't king or for us or for the only supply so people that started rely on you know underground water. so when we have. been on the underground water. due to excessive pumping of water the city is sinking this phenomenon is called ground subsidence examples can be seen on many streets. every day. here use actually. on the park. and in this area. to area. but now. the previous. ok everywhere in bangkok the ground moves subsides. every bit. a. barrier it's not even if it's like a way of because the barrier is a little kid. over here in between a barrier if not on the foundation is in the foyer. side. of the highway is out of sight every year for years their department highway had just come here and feeling more at fault the concrete. the entire city is affected by this phenomenon of subsidence. some areas were particularly affected during the terrible floods that hit thailand in two thousand an

nothing like a vintage automobile to stir the soul and for others it's tractors and through z s in the polish town of milan though hosted the international rally of old tractors on saturday the show started dozens of models dating back to the one nine hundred forty s. outfitted with a range of extra options including side cars and exposed hot rod engines with the truck and plenty of attention from the spectators. you're watching the news more coming up at the top of the hour i'm irish waiter in berlin and thanks for watching . we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom for us global news that matters d. w. made for mines. the museums. she gets to listen to. not to these kinds of lists but. people who put big dreams on the big screen. in movie magazine on t.w. . world cup fans have had football fever for days bringing festive cheer to the streets of russia many have forked out huge sums just to be here millions of tickets have been sold and russia expect some one and a half millio

that saw the welshman lose 21 seconds on his polish teammate.and 25 seconds. the first stage of the criterium is on monday and will take the riders on a 179—kilometre leg. indycar‘s chevrolet dual in detroit was delayed over a half—hour because the pace car crashed during a pace lap at the raceway at belle isle park. just before the green flag flew on race 2 of the chevrolet detroit grand prix the pace car slammed into the turn 2 wall. mark reuss, a general motors executive vice president was behind the wheel of the corvette zr1 when it crashed along with an indycar official. the car's price starts at $123,000. nice chunk of change. the second game of the nba finals is under way. the second quarter. golden state warriors won the opening game. they won last year. 39—33. eight minutes until half—time. for anything else, go to the website. for me and the marvellous sport today team, it is goodbye for now. hello. quieter weather on the way during at least the first half of this week. mainly dry, but that doesn't mean wall—to—wall sunshine. i hope yo

off their app but they've been working at other firms which means they no longer rely on states a polish few new arrivals managed to achieve this social financial independence. from my point of view your the newcomers need some more support in the language and also. for the language sector we need the english and also the german for business the only one in tate refugees is able to find work in their first year in germany luckily with this skills and high demand these two software developers have a bright professional future ahead of them. it's all happening. pretty. sure linked to news from africa and the world. your link to assumptions stories and discussions here no one will come to see did you separately program tonight from born in germany from the news of easy to our website d w it comes to africa join us on facebook d w africa. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word. allusion to the coaxing germany. why not born with telling her. it's simple online on your mobile and free. w z learning course. german made easy. crimes fists against humanity. civ

another soldier from the american soldier of polish heritage jumped out and began to fight a japanese soldier with his bare hands and losing several fingers in the process with thesome rye sword and he choked the japanese soldier to death, and in the dying light of the flare, they saw this incident. i just recall thinking, what was that like to be there? can you imagine trying to sleep and someone could jump up at any moment and kill you? it made an impression on me. the death of the man decapitated may have never been written down or recorded. even though we never knew his name, there was a witness to the sacrifice and that's what the project was about, capturing the stories for the families and future generations. >> as we show these interviews on c-span 3's american tv -- and we thank you for that -- how do you go through the process of interviewing the veterans and what's their reaction on events that happened 40, 50, 60 years ago? >> sure. we have interviewed folks from world war ii through iraq and afghanistan. it's interesting that different veterans have a different point of v

poland it's really germany france a racist attack left him with a broken arm incessant abuse from polish fans wore him down as well fine chelsea football fans and fans from all football matches after they pushed a black man of the paris metro chanting a racist that's the way we like it. this is the most politicised world cup in decades the media's made sure of that head of us is the greatest celebration of sports and football in the world of common spirits and a love for the game that transcends borders nationality and culture but hatred and scaremongering already here brought by those who couldn't care less about football. well let's get an update on that still goalless purcell costa rica match and some petersburg now into the second half a serai is there for us. the fust off of that group the fixture between brazil and costa rica and big goal a sun the best opportunity really falling to govern. people to vote on the control and finished putting it in the back of the net unfortunately he was offside all the long distance efforts by winning unfit catania really the best of that brazil co