as far as robert levin dusty's finishing goes there's no dispute. he's strong in the air he can score off both his left and is right he can finish from long range just with a simple. he can do a lot for me and he's the most complete sense of forward of the past 10 or 20 years is incredible and so is his scoring record. there i'm for. his all of the talk orders that he got. just keep by numbers he just prefers to finish with his right foot that once accounted for 2 thirds of his goals. but yes the left does the job as well. just. in the air he's a true menace. the close but the last. 14 goals from did. just like his role model cloudier bizarre. stuff. much more than just such. as he's very reliable from the spot netting 25 of the 28 penalties he's taken in the league but. also you're going to miss what's fascinating about it is that he's almost never injured once and i read the statistic that he's played 93 percent of all the games he could've played and throughout his career that's a real mark of consistency physically abusing great shame on the con

but how would 2 top clubs cope without their top strikers buy and face a month without robert levin dusky that puts even more pressure on the likes of your shortest antioch. and don't mind gave wunderkind adding holland a breather on the bench but doesn't really matter when jayden sanchez on the team. with axel witsel and my charm backing him up then there was the clash of the weekend as muzzled. the to and and the law take to come later. on that coming up that fast to that again in half an hour. at just 18 years old joshua xerxes has big boots to fill the dutchman was selected to replace by munich superstar striker robert levin dusky who said to be missing for a full weeks due to injury. 6 he would have plenty of help the midfield maestro tiago has what it takes to keep current humming no matter who's up front and then there's also a kimmage right behind the spaniard keeping things solid. hoffenheim beat buy into one in munich earlier this season and had won 2 out of the last 3 home clashes with the bavarians. but by and were on a 10 match unbeaten run in the bundesliga and wanted to sta

they're really all minutes a very slick machine as usual and they're doing it with a even top scorer robert levin he's been injured soon as he's injured they go to hoffenheim win 6 no so this is a well oiled machine as a c. and if he be a sport today it'll be 4 points clear of dortmund 5 clear of leipzig and you'd be if you took beats off the bat against them then a after the temple initial bit i cannot corrigan thanks very much to you. to mark international women's day we're highlighting inspiring stories about women from across the world the next report takes us to pakistan where women and girls are expected to hit and hit a strict on a code conservative groups that believe women should be kept a veiled and in their harm spot younger generations are challenging these attitudes and creating space for girls to thrive. a brave act in an ultra conservative society here in the neighborhood of kharaj females aren't supposed to do such things going out in public is considered taboo cycling brings mobility and independence to women and girls and is often met with hostility. when we started to learn to

match was supposed to be about teenager joshua xerxes making his 1st start in place of the injured robert levin dusty byron starting with an offensive on slot storing 4 goals in the 1st half including one from xerxes to put the match out of reach. thomas mujahid 2 assists now with 16 a legal right to fully pick the cio netted a brace. but the action was overshadowed in the 77 minute due to biron fans insulting hoffenheim zoner dietmar hot with the fence of banners the official inforced a policy normally used to combat racism 1st warning buyer about the abusive behavior of their fans by an players attempted to calm them down even byron's top brass try but that didn't work and the players were ordered to walk off the pitch. trim it to peace time deeply ashamed from byron's perspective because of these idiots all i can say is that the moment has come today in which the whole bonus league all of german football has to take a combined step against these idiots who wouldn't listen yesterday we had some room us that. hold of one is new york up try to connect and wanted to sign and send a sign against

financial muscle to help battle the coronavirus pandemic in football by immunex prolific paul robert levin said goodbye to a few of his goal bonuses as he pledged a 1000000 euros to germany's fighting fund. a separate initiative called we kick corona by 11 teammates leon gorecki and you're sure commish raised more than 2500000 euros in its 1st few days in france paris and german raised over 200000 euros for local medical staff battling the coronavirus by selling out a new special edition strip bearing the words all united. reigning european champions liverpool meanwhile had a simple message of support designed to give medical workers a much needed lift. thank you to all the incredible people who are services. workers who want their. believe or what you are doing. on behalf of all of us from elop see i would like to say thank you. germany in. a typical show of solidarity from the club whose motto is being echoed across the sporting world you'll never walk alone. this is news stay tuned for our documentary film about. plastic plastic tide choking on coke i'm michael. have more news for you a

and robert levin dusky the league's most prolific score is this season to such an extent that an all time record could potentially be broke. in the 197172 campaign get near that netted 40 goals one of the great in this league it records so far this season. and then i have been keeping pace. he's been busy breaking bundesliga records already. i i. i i. 19 year old norwegian sharpshooter erlang holland schooled 7 goals in his 1st 3 top flight outings. yes. don't have been simply world class. holland's fast. nose for a chance he thinks like this. is his physicality as a big already at his age he's asserting himself against much more experienced players. and. he has a scene that encapsulates all those qualities one storm and when possession there's only one direction battling hard into the opposition half he's focused on the ball while fully aware of the space in front of him. then it's time to turn on the afterburners and even running at full pelt has a presence to win a one on one now all that remains is the remarkably composed finish from the tightest the bank has. been tempted to jus

joshua xix a has big boots to fill the dutchman was selected to replace by munich superstar striker robert levin dusky who said to be missing for a full weeks due to injury. xerxes' would have plenty of help though midfield maestro tiago has what it takes to keep high and humming no matter who's up front and then there's also a kimmage right behind the spaniard keeping things solid. often hind feet buy into one in munich earlier this season and had won 2 out of the last 3 home clashes with the bavarians. but bion were on a 10 match unbeaten run in the bundesliga and once to stay in top spots they impose their will on the hosts in just the 2nd minute in this instance it was search not redoing the onus. on neil the mubarak. government keeper all of a bauman not happy with his defense or was it himself that he had an issue with. the only reason not reason if it found the net was thanks to bowman's intervention . then just 5 minutes later by an struck again with hoffenheim yet to recover from the 1st goal commish proving once again that he's more than just a rock at the back. of such a last possessi

financial muscle to help battle the coronavirus pandemic in football by a munich's prolific pole robert levin said goodbye to a few of his gold bonuses as he pledged a 1000000 euros to germany's fighting fund. a separate initiative called we kick corona by live in team mates leon gorecki and yoshua commish raised more than 2500000 euros in its 1st few days in france paris and german raised over 200000 euros for local medical staff battling the coronavirus by selling out a new special edition strip bearing the words need for united. reigning european champions liverpool meanwhile had a simple message of support designed to give medical workers a much needed lift. thank you to all the incredible people who are services so well all the work as you can want all their. believe about you arguing . on behalf of all of us from elop see i would like to say thank you or always germany. a typical show of solidarity from the club whose motto is being echoed across the sporting world you'll never walk alone. this is d.w. news you can get all the latest news and information. mation around the clock on our

levin. so did robert byrd. so to 20 other democrats. i will tell you who voted for it. biden voted for it. how do you explain that? he is a friend, we know that, but how you vote on the life and death issues, that is the real test of how you think and how you make decisions. and that decision was a terrible decision. in the last election, four years ago, we had a candidate on both those things who voted the same way, voted for nafta and voted for the iraq war. we lost that election to donald trump. i do not want to lose this election to donald trump. we have a candidate that can beat donald trump and he is coming out in a minute. he earns your support by where he has been standing all these years on these life and death issues. he doesn't have to come and explain why he cast a bad vote, because he did not cast a bad vote. he cast the right vote. on tuesday,he vote that is the key. now i have something special to say to you. my notes are blowing around. i have something special to introduce. and i want to welcome to the stage the person i think is going to be the next pr

host: the book is titled a time to build, our guest yuval levin joining us from his home in maryland. robert is next from pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i thank you very much for taking michael. i am watching your program -- for taking my call. i am watching your program and i keep hearing the same thing from the people. they are out of work. they have no money. they can't pay their mortgage. they can't pay their life insurance. they can't pay their house bills. etc. etc.. the american people have had to bite the bullet, tighten their about a full- how of these companies getting our money have to put all of that on hold until after this crisis is over? host: thank you robert. we will get a response. guest: this is a period of intense response to emergency and people have to find ways to make it through it but there is a rule here, this is a public health emergency, this is one of the things we expect of our whornment, even those of us believe the role of government should be limited as i do. we have to acknowledge that in a time of national emergency, there is a role for national action

levine will be sticking with me. tune in later today for an exclusive interview with robert kaplan, dallas fed president.ble. opec ministers agree on an output cut. russia not yet on board. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: opec ministers conclude their meeting in vienna, agreeing to an output cut of 1.5 million barrels a day. russia not yet on board. 20 me now is gary ross, black gold investors ceo, and --omberg's and reordering bloomberg's annmarie hordern. annmarie: we just heard from iran saying that there is no plan b. it is interesting that opec decided to release this press statement today. as time, they waited for opec+ to meet. so it looks like the saudis are trying to put putin in a bit of a corner. it is a risky move. on top of that, if russia calls their bluff, the saudis aren't going to allow the price to drop. they are going to have to cut even deeper than they already are. alix: what do you think? gary: i think russia likes the attention, and they are going to cut. why not? they haven't cut much at all anyway. if you look so far, there's been agreed to cuts of something like 7 million barrels a d

host: the book is titled a time to build, our guest yuval levin joining us from his home in maryland. roberts next from pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i thank you very much for taking michael. i am watching your program -- for taking my call. i am watching your program and i keep hearing the same thing from the people. they are out of work. they have no money. they can't pay their mortgage. they can't pay their life insurance. they can't pay their house bills. etc. etc.. the american people have had to bite the bullet, tighten their about a full- how of these companies getting our money have to put all of that on hold until after this crisis is over? host: thank you robert. we will get a response. guest: this is a period of intense response to emergency and people have to find ways to make it through it but there is a rule here, this is a public health emergency, this is one of the things we expect of our whornment, even those of us believe the role of government should be limited as i do. we have to acknowledge that in a time of national emergency, there is a role for national action a