from creation as you can see i think this is the capital reb back in france as well maher say as the goals of becoming and i tell you what not as many celebrations as before a little anxious because everybody knows what has done this world cup when it comes to the big games they are never i'd have it months you could just proving that for it to come they scored two goals in the last fifteen minutes i'm not sure i'd bet against them we've been keeping a close eye on the world cup final fifteen minutes left to play in the russian capital. ok let's go back to some of our news will be coming in a night of sports news as it is an extremely busy day we've been talking about that summit which is ahead in a matter of hours on monday in helsinki the first official summit between donald trump and. it is his first official visit there as well as u.s. president let's take a look at what we.

off price in that first hour or so but then after that multi-track a teach pros of each paris each reb each man juke each all of them basically took and great equalizer and then fair a. but this we know by man so you can see as well as the whole nation these is basically the in the state of pleasant shock but i know there's one more big want to come. let's have a look at the final fronts against croatia who's winning it well i think number one there but as of as far as i think they are the two best teams at a world cup and that's rare that you get i think the two best teams in the world cup final one mind just right away to respect in ninety two with that brazilian so i never got to the final i think it's going to be a very very close encounter. obviously coming from croatian background with my hot i want croatia to win but i think france will profile in the end. when we look at it from this did you in self rule in the world cup or was famously the water carrier the air comes and also it's about the one of the look you're all geniuses of of the french football is this a pragmatic frenc

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but just who are those houthi "rebs," and how closely aligned are they to iran? it is that question that has driven american involvement in the war, supporting a saudi-led coalition fighting the rebels. special correspondent jane ferguson smuggled herself across the frontlines in yeme and here, in the third and final report of the series, we look at these important questions behind the world's worst humanitarian disaster. ( chanting ) >> reporter: in the streets of yemen's capital, sana'a, chants of "death to america" are loud d clear. the anger here is runs deep. ( chanting ) these rebels, known as houthis, seized control of sana'a city and much of the north of the country in 2014. they are of yemeni's zaydi sect closest to shiite islam. their growing power caused alarm across the border in sunni saudi arabia, so the saudis formed a coalition of arab countries to defeat them, a coalition backed by the united states. overhe last three years, a campaign of intensive air strikes and a ground war has brought the country to its knees, but hasn't pushed the houthis ba