this time both edward but days and samuel's a maori were powerless. summery died in one thousand nine hundred sixty one his empire didn't outlive him for long the united fruit company disappeared in successive takeovers and mergers it was replaced by chiquita brands. infected by disease the call me share of bananas that had make united fruit rich disappeared at the end of the sixties. another banana emerged the coverage. it had been developed by a small competitor soon to become an agricultural giant the new leader of the banana market don't. feel. like. according to latest reports the cavendish banana may in its turn be on its way out. joan employees tried in vain to sue the company for poisoning by pesticides. chiquita brands the heir to united fruit is facing court action accused of financing paramilitary groups in colombia. that was the story of a free and simple free. today by not having been in a certain way when they are black brown and. then i. am in. value and i. am part of all the pain i was but by now and i'd like to climb with the betty be

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early in the second half, samuel umtiti leapt up, putting the french ahead.ut to celebrate. translation: we feel a lot of joy. we‘re really happy. we knew they were going to win. it was perfect. translation: i experienced this 20 years ago. i told my kids about it. now they're grown—ups. it's going to be my second final, and i hope my second victory. at the champs elysees, a sea of supporters, all with dreams of glory. france will now be favourites for the cup. only croatia or england can stop them. but who will play the french in the final? we‘ll find out later on wednesday when croatia take on england in the second semi—final. that match is taking place in moscow. for more on the build—up to that game — go to for more on the build—up to that game — go to the bbc sport website. there‘ll be the latest from both the english and croatian squads as they try to reach the final. you can reach me on twitter — i‘m at ben m bland you can get more on the stories we have covered and others as well. see you soon. hello again. yesterday‘s fresher weather brought an end t

early in the second half, samuel umtiti leapt up, putting the french ahead.orld cup final for the first time in 12 years. in paris, there was pandemonium. it felt like an entire nation had come out to celebrate. translation: we feel a lot of joy. we're really happy. we knew they were going to win. it was perfect. translation: i experienced this 20 years ago. i told my kids about it. now they're grown—ups. it's going to be my second final, and i hope my second victory. at the champs elysees, a sea of supporters, all with dreams of glory. france will now be favourites for the cup. only croatia or england can stop them. tim allman, bbc news. for more on the build—up to that game, go to the bbc sport website. there'll be the latest from both the english and croatian squads as they try to reach the final. go to bbc.com/worldcup. let's get some of the day's other news. the number of people who've died in flash floods and landslides injapan has risen to 156. searches continue as dozens of people are still missing. downpours triggered mudslides and left homes flooded

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samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "wooo." 15 cents per minute to ride, and use the same lithium ion batteries your phones and tablets do. arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "we raised 135 million dollars."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "135 million dollars lime raised?" arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "yeah like in a year and a half. pretty good."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "that's a lot of capital being injected into this market."arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "exactly."the cash is crucial because lime is waging a bitter block by block battle for scooter supremacy. it's main adversary? santa monica- based bird. travis vanderzanden, founder and ceo, bird: "i have transportation in my blood people would say, my mother was a bus driver for 30 years."founder travis vanderzanden just launched bird in september. now it already has scooters in 22 us cities and is valued at an eye- popping two billion dollars travis vanderzanden, founder and

samuel huntington at harvard didn't have to worry about presidential tweets, did he? mr.lan: no, and when he published "the clash of civilizations," the internet wasn't fully there yet. so there were no tweets, blogs, anything. all of the reactions, while negative in many cases, could be coherent. in the print and typewriter age, you had coherent narratives. people were taught, there were facts. the digital age is about competing narratives where anything can be challenged and that's where truth gets lost. and in an authoritarian system, imagine a world where the chinese government, for instance, can monitor the searches of all of their citizens in sequence through big data, et cetera, and authoritarian control goes from being benign and enlightened to being creepy. tom: are we becoming more authoritarian? not only the trump ascendancy, but what we have seen in the first 500 days or whatever of president trump, but are we more authoritarian? dr. bremmer: i don't think we are, but i think the world is. and that was going to happen to a degree no matter what simply because

alreadyprobably samuel -- samyiel already. mitchell: the monument was built and commemorates a campaign. you see the netting on top to protect the camouflage. in the event the german planes fly over. that is the artillery preparation. that was a four hour long artillery preparation. it included almost 3000 guns. we saw the barb wire quickly. mitchell: you would have troops, engineers that would lead the infantry in battle with their case theing in artillery wouldn't take it. you can see the infamous over-the-top jumping after a whistle blew from the commanding officer. they would had forward north against horrendous german artillery and machine guns. , achell: george s patton young kernel at the time, saw his first action in st. mihiel. guillaume: and we have airplanes that were fast and most of them for the americans. mitchell: the americans did not have any of their own planes, they relied on french and even italian, british, and it was the largest concentration of airplanes during world war i at st. mihiel. more than 1000 p

samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "wooo."ents per minute to ride, and use the same lithium ion batteries your phones and tablets do. arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "we raised 135 million dollars."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "135 million dollars lime raised?" arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "yeah like in a year and a half. pretty good."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "that's a lot of capital being injected into this market."arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "exactly."the cash is crucial because lime is waging a bitter block by block battle for scooter supremacy. it's main adversary? santa monica- based bird. travis vanderzanden, founder and ceo, bird: "i have transportation in my blood people would say, my mother was a bus driver for 30 years."founder travis vanderzanden just launched bird in september. now it cities and is valued at an eye- popping two billion dollars travis vanderzanden, founder and ceo, bird: "and really the goal of

well, the 1799 edition of samuel johnson's dictionary gives 14 different usages for honor. among them, dignity, reputation, and respect. if something on this list is a noun, it could be disparaged, tainted or injured, thus offending honor. and how was honor injured? by trivial or sometimes not so trivial permanent slights or insults, either in public or in private. by physical altercation, such as striking one's adversary. or questioning the virtue of a lady. words such as scoundrel and rascal were especially provocative, having far more serious con owe tation than they would have -- connotation than they would have in modern usage. offending someone's honor, however, presented a problem for both the offended and the ompeder. if honor was offended, a gentleman was obligated to seek satisfaction. if challenged, the offender was obliged to respond in a positive manner. failure of either could result in loss of honor. this in turn would be -- bring personal, social, financial, even political disgrace. so you can see that there was a certain amount of circular reasoning involve

commentator: in goes the corner, into the net from samuel umtiti! at the world cup, france are through to the final, but will they be facing england this coming sunday? later in the hour we will have sportsday on the bbc news channel with all the latest reports, interviews and features from the bbc‘s sports centre. good evening. we start tonight with the remarkable rescue of 12 boys and their football coach, who'd been trapped in a flooded cave in northern thailand for the past 17 days. the plight of the group and the dangerous work to free them has made headlines around the world. the first of the boys was brought out on sunday and the last of the group, aged between 11 and 17, were freed earlier today. they're now together in hospital undergoing a series of check—ups. their dangerous rescue operation took them through two miles of underground caves, at times underwater, and some of the boys couldn't swim. 0ur correspondent jonathan head is outside the hospital in chiang rai. good evening. in that hospital behind me are 12 lucky boys and their coac

political aspects of modern war, as samuel hinds would've said. the war fought against hapless civilians. made think a case can be that "saving private ryan," and d-day have established -- d-day as well, in some contributions by this museum, as the center of horror in world war ii, in terms of the centrality of that story to our national memory. it give america a heroic narrative, through stories of sacrifice and courage, and of the citizen soldiers amid the slaughter on omaha beach. death madehe culpable, and ultimately, the victory. the last thing i would like to say, and then we will close, if you have questions, because, stephen ambrose is one of those who is sometimes pilloried by historians for his allegiance to overlooking, and the fictionalized aspects may be of the movie "saving private ryan," and other war movies. of ourl faso, one historian friends, sent this to me, i haven't seen it in 10 years or so, but who mentioned, he gave the movie very high remarks for the opening scenes, but then was not very impressed by the rest of it -- he p

tensions seemed to subside for a time but then came the unprecedented filibuster of samuel alito and the public flagellation of neil gorsuch. the nominee had -- but in every case my colleagues sought to drag these men into the partisan gutter, asking questions designed to parse their political positions rather than their legal philosophy. mr. president, in my 42 years of senate service, i have witnessed the gradual deterioration of the judicial confirmation process. as the former chairman of the judiciary committee and now its longer serving member, i have taken an active role of every justice currently sit og and the supreme court -- sitting on the supreme court and those who retired. i participated in half of all article three judges who have ever served. throughout the process i have met some of the brightest legal minds that they have to offer. i watched as the on the other side of the aisle looked to undo their gain. this is merely a symptom of a much larger problem, the politicalization of our courts. in today's america republicans and democrats espouse two vastly different vis

. >> te gusta samuel. >> e cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305)887-3060 música >> músical borde de la muerte se sintió un trabajor >> ahora tras salir >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía >> muchas gracias por su compañía en noticiero telemundo 48 >> le contamos sobre el caso de lisa gonzález que se presentó a corte por descuartizar el cuerpo de su compañera margaret de 61 años entre mayo y junio de este año >> una persona que llegaba a su casas en la madrugada en san francisco fue amenazada por dos sujetos siendo amordazado, >> luego otra persona que llegaba también fue manitado, sufrieron el robo de sus celulares nadie resultó herido >> accidente que dejará recuerdos tras sufrir con maquinaria en movimiento, >> traté de jalarme para arriba, >> canela dice haber reconocido el trabajo del equipo de condado alameda y la rápida acción de sus compañeros de trabajo para ayudarlo >> qué haría usted si se encontrará en una situación de peligro como esta? >> visite margaret visite telemundo 48 >> tremendo caso de este hombre de no haber sido ayudado con sus compañero

france through thanks to samuel umtitti's header against belgium, 1—0 the final score.e set to be sold tonight, i'm looking at the boost to business as people stay out to watch the game instead of coming home. after 18 days trapped underground, health officials say the thai schoolboys and their coach who have been rescued are in good health and show no signs of stress.

needed a little above, but for this beautiful game, its defining goal had elegance in its simplicity, samuelmtiti's header, france dreaming, and starting to play with a touch of swagger. but, for all the mbappe heels, a second was a struggle. one last belgian chance brushing the wrong side of destiny. france in the final, and one last chance to finish their masterpiece. let's show you how paris celebrated in saint petersburg. they were runners—up in 2006. the victory against belgium means they reached back—to—back finals at major championships. they lost to portugal at euro 2016 on home soil. that was that the stade de france. focusing on the belgians, they fell short despite that array of talent. they have a squad packed full of world —class have a squad packed full of world—class players. here is our football reporter. it isa it is a huge disappointment for belgium to lose in the semifinals, but the team, and roberto martinez, the manager, will go home with a lot of credit because of the way they performed in the quarterfinal against brazil. that was a momentous moment for a generation, th

impresionÓ desde el principio del partido pero nunca pudo c concretar una jugada, con el cabezazo de samuel recibe gol, el dÍa de hoy nos regalÓ dos atajadas que valieron el pase de su selecciÓn a la final de la copa del mundo es el cuarto partido que no recibe gol y se gran candidato para quedarse con el premio el mejor portero esta copa del mundo >> la gran pregunta ahora es quien se enfrentarÁ francia? maÑana estaremos en la semifinal de inglaterra junto a croacia los ingleses ya saben lo que es perder en esta copa l , pero han sabido reponerse y llegar a esta instancia, lo mÁs importante que su entrenador les ha dado . >> hi hi el conjunto croataha en esta instancia de penales para lograr su pase, el partido ante inglaterra es el mÁs importante de su carrera >> croacia nunca ha calificado en una copa mundial, solo ha logrado hasta un cuarto lugar mientras que inglaterra no llega a esta instancia desde 1990 y ya fueron una vez campeones >> estamos en la recta final a pregunta de hoy es quiÉn es el mÁximo goleador comparte su respuesta en las redes sociales, por Último el dÍa de hoy se co

senator tried to filibuster samuel alito , you had the barking of robert bork, the clarence thomas hearing, the judgment of miguel estrada blocked by a lower coin to portman if your republican use a democrat started this -- by a lower court of treatment. if you're a plug-in use a democrat started this. but if you're democrat you go back to mitch mcconnell by not allowing merits garlic -- merrick garland to get a shot. garland isrick certainly a qualified and pretty moderate judge by most accounts. it's not like he was some radical. republicans stopped him from getting confirmed and did not even give him the opportunity to prove himself. a situation where democrats feel that they won the popular vote this time, but lost the electoral college. now donald trump is about to it if amyyear-old, coney barrett were picked, would be on the supreme court for decades. you can understand why democrats feel like look, you have to fight this. ust: matt lewis will be with , if you want to asking questions about this process of choosing the next supreme court justice. for democrats (202) 748-8000, for rep

el reverendo samuel rodrÍguez califica de anticristiano la separaciÓn de familias. >> nosotros no podemose lÓpez obrador no quiere que le llamen primera dama. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: se profundice a la crisis en nicaragua desde las protestas del rÉgimen de daniel ortega que comenzaron hace mÁs de dos meses.el gobierno estos sueÑos ordenÓ la evacuación del personal no esenciales uva embajada. ademÁs, para medir fuerzas con la posiciÓn, gobernante convocÓ a una marcha en frente a sus simpatizantes se negÓ a adelantar las elecciones, tal como estÁn pidiendo otros sectores de la sociedad ni cavÓ herencia. -- nicaragüense reporteros. se convocÓ una marcha de brisa de guisantesllegaron para mostrar su apoyo incondicional al gobernante y a su esposa, la vicepresidenta. >> el lo somos todos, el pueblo no es la minorÍa sino que somos la mayorÍa. y el presidente lo escogiÓ al pueblo y al pueblo lo quiere a Él. >> tenemos comandante para much reportera: una de las sensaciones de derechos humanos ha contabilizaque se oponen a ortega piden la renuncia del presidente pero durante su intervenciÓn el mandatario desca

el reverendo samuel rodrÍguez califica de anticristiano la separaciÓn de familias. >> nosotros no podemos no quiere que le llamen primera dama. hola, me llamo rene pérez antes de cavar, sembrar o plantar en su jardín, este es un servicio gratis para propietarios de hogares y contratistas profesionales para notificar localmente a todas las utilidades para marcar la ubicación de las líneas y tuberías subterráneas para que pueda excavar con seguridad y evitar daños. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: se profundice a la crisis en nicaragua desde las protestas del rÉgimen de daniel ortega que comenzaron hace mÁs de dos meses.el gobierno estos sueÑos ordenÓ la evacuación del personal no esenciales uva embajada. ademÁs, para medir fuerzas con la posiciÓn, gobernante convocÓ a una marcha en frente a sus simpatizantes se negÓ a adelantar las elecciones, tal como estÁn pidiendo otros sectores de la sociedad ni cavÓ herencia. -- nicaragüense reporteros. se convocÓ una marcha de brisa de guisantesllegaron para mostrar su apoyo incondicional al gobernante y a su esposa, la vicepresidenta. >> el lo somos todos, el pueblo no e

con un gol de samuel umtiti, ahora buscar a francia su segundo tÍtulo mundial.ates de miami-dade para demostrar la increÍble hazaÑa que realizÓ el equipo de fÚtbol tailandÉs. los menores fueron rescatados primero. les dieron un medicamÁ pudieran estar relajados. andrea: aparte de la soga que recorrÍa el intrincado sistema de cuevas, el menor tambiÉn iba conectado a uno de los usos. >> eso era para no perder contacto con el niÑo y poder guiarnos. andrea: los menores y el equipo auxiliadora usaron una mÁscara de cara completa. esta tiene un botÓn que se presiona, permitiendo comunicarse bajo el agua. para facilitar el proceso en los pasadizos mÁs minÚsculos, un rescatista cargaba el tanque de aire del niÑo. >> el tanque va a estar colocado en el lado izquierdo. sede se engancha un punto y por delante de Él. andrea: todo el momento lo lleva en sus manos >> esta conectado al equipo del rescatista. eluita el pez.ta el peso. andrea: en miami, florida, andrea linares. ilia: un dÍa de alegría en el mundo, pro tambiÉn para no olvidar al primer rescatista que perdiÓ su vi

samuel burke, cnn, london. >> sam, thank you. >>> it was one of the biggest stories in the year on the korea. peninsula. so it's only fitting that one south korea's hottest stars is offering his take on it. ♪ >> k-pop star big bang tackles the summit between president trump and north korean kim jong un in the video for the song "where are you from." it has already had more than 2.5 million views on youtube since it was released last week. thanks for watching "cnn newsroom." "early start" is next for viewers here in the u.s. >> and for viewers around the world our colleague max foster picks up "newsroom" live in london. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. >> see you later. . . . . >>> president trump calls out robert mueller by name claiming the special counsel has conflicts of interest. >>> several people are still missing as the wildfire rages through california claiming at least six lives. >>> a just released report is supposed to close the book on the mistysterious disappearance the malaysia airline jet. good morning. i'm

samuel umtiti's header gave the french the 1-0 lead they never surrendered.rance last won the world cup in 1988. they will face the winner of today's match between england and croatia. >> a good day for emmanuel macron. you could see him there. >> i'm pulling for england, how about you? >> i don't know. >> any strong feelings? >> i guess i am. but i was pulling for france. i was glad to see france win. i know you were going for belgium. >> only because they haven't had it before. and france won. admittedly, it was 20 years ago. >> i do think american productivity is going out the window in a way i haven't seen before with world cup. it gets more and more popular every four years in the united states. >> and that's here. imagine the rest of the world. >> oh, yeah. i mean, they ran out of beer in england, right? basically in london. >>> the recovery is just beginning for those 12 boys and their soccer coach freed from a flooded cave. their condition and what challenges they now face. we're live in thailand. ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside.

. >> con gol de samuel umtiti permite a francia entrar a la final, sin embargo, kylian mbappÉ dÑo asa final podrÍa ser el que se lleve la copa del mundo, la final francia croacia o inglaterra. >> mi apuesta es para croacia. >> inglaterra ya veremos. >> fue el primer partido de la semifiebÉlgica lo dieron todo, francia serÍa la tercera vez que juega en una final. >> francia se va a llevar la copa con kylian mbappÉ para que francia consiguiera la ventaja, ana jurka, quÉ gusto saludarte, estamos a tres partidos de la final de la copa del mundo, y ya tenemos al tercer finalista, y los una racha de 24 juegos sin perder, amenazando a hugo lloris, los franceses comenzaron a atreverse, francia buscÓ mÁs, pero no pudo anotar a thibaut courtois, kevin de bruyne, con hazard, romelu lukaku, intentaron el empate, pero las mÁs claras fueron frustradas por el arquero de tottenham hotspur francia vuelve a su primera final en bÚsqueda de su primer tÍtulo en 20 aÑos, el rival de las franceses lo descubrimos maÑana cuando croacia enfrente a inglaterra asÍ que serÁ un verdadero partido y sobre todo una

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but it was the defender who was th hero, samuel umtiti with the goal. belgiumirst half, dominated the possession. there was a great save. gelgiumr thatl, struggled to break through the france defen. it was nailbiting, but i aays felt that france were in control. they are back in the world cup final for the first time since 2006, aiming to win the world cup for the second td e in history e first time since 1998, 20 years ago. a brilliant night for france. laura: it certainly is. let's look ahead to tomorrow's semifinal betwn england and croatia. who is your money for that one? reporter: i have seen croatia a number of times during this tournament live, and they have really good players. but i think they will be really tired going into this game. in the knockout rounds, two penalty shootouts. two matches 120 minutes long followed by a penalty shootout. they beat denmark, russia, andau looked eed after the game with russia in sochi. that will be a big factor in is game. england needed penalties in the second round of two beat colombia. then with swedea it

their first child, samuel, had died in 1854, ready for his second birthday. he never saw this house. these were young, wild kids by all accounts. the wildest was certainly jefferson davis junior. we have a couple of his things in this room. this is one of them. it is a fully functioning canon. it was a real canon eared he had several confederate army uniforms. that is one over there. would put a uniform on and take the canon out the back and set up targets that he would call yankees and he would shoot them with the canon. jefferson davis junior and his brother joseph were in a street game called the shockoe hill cats. this house was on top of shockoe hill and it was a wealthy, urban neighborhood at the time. these were the rich kids in this gang. down the hill was a less wealthy urban residential area called butcher town. that was the home turf of the butcher cats, the arch enemies of the hill cats. these two gangs would fight each other all of the time. point, jefferson davis himself walked down the hill trying to work out a truce between the two gangs. he w

samuel umtiti getting the only goal of the game. now on bbc news, panorama.e than 20 women have accused the president of the united states of being a sex pest. i see donald standing there. i'm thinking, this son of a bitch just grabbed me. it was an assault. it was a very physical attack. now a court is being asked to decide whether president trump is a sexual predator. the truth is always the right option. and we will win out in the end. tonight we reveal details of his parties with teenage models. this particular party, there were four men and probably 50 models. and i was one of the models. as donald trump prepares to visit britain, we hearfrom the women who say he is unfit to be president. he said, how old are you? i said 17. he goes great, not too old, not to young that's just great! this is where donald trump's road to the presidency began. the us version of the apprentice gave him a new level of fame. this is where donald trump's road to the presidency began. the us version of the apprentice gave him a new level of fame. you're fired. but the programme

one person stand there very wise from what he says and he said he knew my name ages bribery and one samuel petri. dish shot. that took a toll on me because i'm like and this doesn't own i have a family i mean this is the type of man that i was raised to respect it and now i sit in there a shot and i didn't or even my codefendant who is that david page. it was i didn't do was ask most of the ok he's not somebody that knows anything or harmed anybody in any kind of way. and so on light and then reality said nian. everything's all come back on me too so self-preservation with their self-preservation kicks in i mean people say why do you call the police what it was an option i mean i mean that was what i considered an option. i said look i don't know what to do because get away from me yeah and then you get out the truck and did he tell you i'm going to turn myself in and he hasn't yeah he did but i went i mean i went thinking my they look like they're going up with me right now and then so i was like ok i don't care what you do is get away from me. and i was wondering what are the odds that t

samuel drew mom looks for advice just like the way we all do but at the end he says it all depends on me. fred griswold prefers to go it alone if a decision only affects an individual he thinks it should be made by the individual . pre-check a book of yeah carnegie believes in consensus collective decisions means that can't be any complaints because we're involved in the decision making. here some highly skilled collective action synchronized swimming as performed by humans and by fish go to something humans and other animals don't move in water the same way fish do. that something that gave from hong kong pause for thought and it's the topic of our viewer question. why do whales and dolphins swim by moving their tails up and down. while sharks by swaying side to side why some species of shark can swim at speeds of up to fifty kilometers an hour away a little more sedate swimming at an average speed of twenty five kilometers an hour . dolphins can reach fifty five kilometers an hour. but the speed of sea creatures is not determined by their tail movement but rather the creatures size

samuel fought off and shielded the defenders.e got his second goal of the match. timbers won it 2-1. the quakes are now last place in the western conference. >>> nascar. sunset backdrop of daytona international speedway. this one highlighted by multiple crashes, including this one on lap 55. it took out 20 cars. that's half the field. a field full of young ones. 20-something slowly gaining spotlight, that's the 20 car, erik jones. he got his first cup win, first super speedway win, first every win at daytona, and qualified for the playoffs. what a day. we'll be back. watching. news and weather updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. goodnight. >>> thanks so much for watching. >> news and weather updates always on kpix5.com. have a great saturday night and we'll see you tomorrow. i have a question. yeah? how smart do you have to be to have sex? well, actually... uh-uh-uh... can i...? uh-uh-uh... but i was... uh-uh-uh! oh, come on. uh-uh-uh! why do you ask? well, mom's boyfriend's a doctor. yeah? and doctors are supposed to be smart,

samuel umtiti scored the only goal of the match, in the 51st minute.ent is building as the first world cup finalist was chosen. absolutely, and france heading here for that sunday final at the luzhniki stadium here in moscow. not the greatest game. i think we expected a few more goals, because remember, these two teams, france and belgium, they were the ones that knocked out argentina and brazil on their way to this semi—final. so many world stars in those two teams. theyjust seemed to sort of cancel each other out, both goalkeepers had to be very good and pulled off some smart saves, but it was just that umtiti header that deflected off maroune fellaini, it was, the belgian man, and past thibaut courtois. 1—0 to the french, they're into their third world cup final. they were winners in ‘98 and runners—up in 2006. didier deschamps, a winner as a captain in 2008, and he is the coach as well, so maybe he's on for a 20—year double. but of course, we'll wait to see who the french will face, because we're looking forward with much interest to that second se

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samuel umtiti getting the only goal of the game. read more online.n bbc news, tuesday in parliament. hello and welcome to the programme. coming up. the liberal democrat leader calls for the public to be given the final say on any brexit deal. if brexit day ever happens, it will be a day of mourning. there's anger that plans to cut the maximum stake on gaming machines could take two years. the delight with which the government's announcement was received back on the 17th of may has now turned to puzzlement and dismay. and peers say goodbye to lord carrington. you never, neverfelt other than you were dealing with someone who cared about you. but first, the political week got off to a tumultuous start. in the space of 2a hours, the brexit secretary and then the foreign secretary resigned in protest at theresa may's new plan for leaving the european union. the prime minister chaired the first meeting of her new cabinet on tuesday morning and afterwards she tweeted that she was looking ahead to a busy week. but a few hours later, more resignations — two c

booked their place in the world cup final thanks to a one nil victory over belgium in st petersburg samuel on c t's a second half header since being left blows to a first final in twelve years also coming up. it's world boys in their coach who were trapped inside a cave in northern thailand they have all been rescued the last four members of the wild boars a football team and their job.

early in the second half, samuel umtiti leapt up, putting the french ahead.in a world cup final for the first time in 12 years. at the champs elysees, a sea of supporters, all with dreams of glory. france will now be favourites for the cup. only croatia or england can stop them. tim allman, bbc news. well, as i was saying, that match tonight is at the luzhniki stadium, england croatia. and certainly in moscow over the last few days we have seen fans from both teams streaming into the city. but many england fans, at least, do not have a ticket to the match, and they have been scrambling to get to russia as their team has progressed through their team has progressed through the tournament. surpassing expectations, as our correspondent reports. the flags are out, the fear of russia has clearly faded. england fa ns russia has clearly faded. england fans are now pouring into moscow to see their first world cup semi—final in almost three decades. it is going to bea in almost three decades. it is going to be a party of a lifetime. are they going to win? course we ar

booked their place in the world cup final thanks to a one nil victory over belgium in st petersburg samuel the second half header sending live to a first final in twelve years. we begin the day with a rescue into the white of day in northern thailand some of the world's most skilled and specialized divers completed what may be the biggest mission of their lives safely leading a soccer team of twelve boys and one coach out of the flooded network of caves that had held them captive for two weeks one of the rescued divers lost his life trying to make sure that the other divers had enough oxygen one kilometer beneath the earth's surface of this rescue has been an international effort divers from across the world military specialists from as far away as the u.s. all focused on saving lives and in a world that seems more polarized than ever what mattered most this week was the glue our shared humanity and that shared instinct to leave the cave even an ancient greece plato wrote in his allegory of the cave about the innate longing to escape the darkness and shadows just to feel the light and inst

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a little above other but for this beautiful game, it defining goal had elegant in its simplicity, samuelting to play with a touch of swagger. but for all the mbappe heals, a second was a struggle. the wrong side of destiny. france in the final and one last chance to finish their masterpiece. the england team arrived in moscow from their base in repino this afternoon. manager gareth southgate was joined byjordan henderson at their press conference at the luzhniki stadium ahead of tomorrow's semi—final against croatia. southgate believes there are comparisons to the feeling around the england camp at euro 96, a tournament he played in, getting to the last four. the feel of this group of players is very similar to the group of players we had then. but that team was a lot more experienced, in terms of its age and experience of big matches. but we approached this tournament in the same way. you know, we were a group of guys having a lot of fun, enjoying our football, learning and improving all the time. and that's what these lads have done, and yeah, we're going into a semifinal, but itjust f