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opened the scoring from just 14 minutes after mabry added a 2nd go robert levin duffy been made sure of the cup 3rd guy. all of the hour up leverkusen hit back for his friend who scored a powerful header from a corner. despite fats and a light penalty it was bynes day 11 dusty school day a 4th to clinch a number double. the russians looking for a way to cool off from the summer some have hit the ski slopes dozens of scales don't swim suit swim suits from boat for their downhill dash at a western russian resort by the phone the river preparations for the annual event began in february when the snow was jabot and stored away the frozen runs usually last for 3 days but sheet of this is high temperatures organizers say the fun will likely melt away after just one. week. you're watching data in the news we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour until then don't forget to check out our web site don't call me i'm rebecca races in berlin thank you very much want. a meal and i'm to complete the 2nd season home of. the planet on the brink of disaster we did interview experts about one q

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american christian polis sic debuted for dortmund he's now at london's chelsea and don't forget robert levin dusky at age 21 the striker left poland for dortmund it became one of europe's best before moving to buyer from a i think it's the perfect club right now in this point my development there's not a better club in the wild at producing young talent and developing them for the next level the thing is that next level for young stars is often somewhere other than dortmund maybe rivals like biron or clubs in england or spain holding on to the stars requires trophies and dortmund fans know they get close but don't often win those trophies. on to professional surfing and prizes are usually given to those who can sound top of the ways but once a year the world surf league hands out an award for going under in spectacular a style nominations for wife out of the year being announced and chasing fluid smushing saints from famous big wave surfer break gnomes off the coast of hawaii as one of the swells of portugal and i have. a faster think you can vote on life for your favorite. so. today i'll ha

american christian pulis sic debuted for dortmund he's now at london's chelsea and don't forget robert levin dogs at age 21 the striker left poland for dortmund it became one of europe's best before moving to buyer from a i think it's the perfect club right now in this point. there's not a better club in the world at producing young talent and developing them for the next level the thing is that next level for young stars is often somewhere other than dortmund maybe rivals like biron or clubs in england or spain holding on to the stars requires trophies and dortmund fans know they get close but don't often win those trophies. let's get a recap now of our top story here on t w e u leaders have struck a deal to implementing a multibillion euro coronavirus recovery plan after 4 days of heated talks they finally agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to member states hardest hit by the pandemic. thank you for watching us from back at the top the hour. if. you can. provide for transplant but what about the principle of. scientific advances could help in the brutal black market in h

. >> robert levine noticed the problems first >> levine files this argue trco saying his account was continuously churned but after a hearing in front of a finra arbitration panel in 2018, the firm decided to settle with levine wouithout admitting fault. now craig benson has filed his own claim for $100 million >> if they can do it to me who has a big account and served as a governor of a state whoa el, e can they do it to? >> merrill declined to comment, this is a case that doesn't add up, a sophisticated high net worth investor that claims to be unaware of activity in their account for five years through their attorneys, both men declined to comment. canahan saying the transactions in question were done at the customer's direction merrill lynch is still paying his legal see ifs. >> kothd, this is great reporting, first of all, and something that is a nightmare of many investors, i'm sure, but it seems in this age of data there should have been red flags in merrill lynch as well as regulators why isn't this churning of an account visible before it become becomes a huge issue in cybe

. >> reporter: benson and business partner robert levine, founded their company in levine's garage inhe 1980s >> i wanted a refrigerator and freezer. bob wanted a little more than that we thought we would sell a few things and be done >> reporter: the company went live in 1989 and the company took off by the time benson had stepped down in 1999, they needed to invest kavanaugh introduced them to his partner at the firm, charles canahan. for a few years, things seemed to go well but just before christmas in 2007, benson said he got an urgent call from canahan the brokers were switching firms. >> we're moving to merrill lynch. i have to come see it right now. >> reporter: he said there were stacks of paperwork, most of which he did not read. >> i trusted the guy to give me the papers, and no, i did not read them. >> reporter: what benson said he didn't understand was that kavanaugh's compensation at merrill lynch would include millions of dollars in incentives if the brokers met targets. it's popular and it's legal. but what benson said happened next is not legal at all for the next ten

levin". we have a great guest robert woodson. how are you. >> and great. >> you haven't changed.ged a lot. i want to talk about the 16th 19 project that america was founded in slavery, slavery is in our dna, you've been a civil rights activist and spent yourr life committed to improving the life of not just african-americans but all americans. you happen organization called the woodson center. before we get into this big 1619 issue, the new york times and what they're doing to our history and our future, what does your center do. >> the woodson center is an organization i founded 38 years ago in washington and we assist what we call grass root joseph's all over the country. our approach to poverty isn't to support professional programs that parachute into communities, we go into high crime low income neighborhoods and we ask questions that others don't.mu 770% of the families raising children are dysfunctional and 30% are raising them successfully. the woodson center goes in and looks for those who are achieving against the odds in these low income communities and wewe treat them

levin". we have a great guest robert woodson. how are you. >> and great. >> you haven't changed. want to talk about the 16th 19 project that america was founded in slavery, slavery is in our dna, you've been a civil rights activist and spent yourr

. >> host: and according to yuval levin companies currently reading robert putnam's the upswing and alan jacobs of the year othe yearof our lord 1943. >> guest: he's sort of known for a book he wrote in 2000 described the breakdown of american civic institutions and the rise of loneliness and individualism in an extreme fo form. one of the great social observers of american life and it's now been delayed a little bit to the full. but it looks at a subject we thy took up earlier. the pattern of individualism in american life over the course of the past century describing the path that shows the coming together and pulling apart when you look at the socialist indicators. not only civic engagement, but also immigration, cultural diversity, also economic inequality and the condition of many institutions. you find an america that was individualistic at the beginning of the 20th century that mobilized in the direction of solidarity in the middle of the 20th century and then began to pull apart and now we are at another extreme. alan jacobs is a professor of literature and has written some wond