from that moment they could have made the pivot mike schmidt talks about. not aware of any attacks on sdny. i don't know if he knows the names of the career prosecutors there. but the idea that what could bring him down is his role in directing a criminal conspiracy in a case prosecuted by sdny that sources say they have the evidence, they're confident enough of their evidence to name the president and they haven't spent a minute -- rudy giuliani had no idea what he was going to say. he looks up when he's thinking. they have done nothing to insulate the president, as mike schmidt said, politically, on those cases. >> and the podcast is great. so i want to stress to everyone who is interested in this question, listen to mike schmidt's podcast today on "the daily" because -- >> from one podcaster to another. >> i never thought about this yet, the element of rod rosenstein that comes up in the podcast in which we're tapping into a little bit here about how it really does set up a separate battlefield where he doesn't have any infantry in place. he's not been f

personal. >> steve jobs simply hates eric schmidt right now.eventually, eric schmidt had to leave the apple board. the competition was on. >> if google did not act, we faced a draconian future. a future where one man, one company, one device, one carrier would be our only choice. that's a future we don't want. [ applause ] when out with friends, you could tell the truth, or a better version of it. just ask dos equis, the beer abraham lincoln kept under his hat. abe lincoln: who wants a hat beer? [laughter] dos equis. keep it interesante. is this even technology? are actually doing this. did they just put cpas in their software? genius. i'll never have to leave the house to do my taxes again. oh that's not good, man. you need your vitamin d. why does everyone keep saying that? double-checked all your expenses, and i found another deduction for you. oh my gosh, a cat. wow i've never seen you smile before. did i do it right? yeah. thank you. can i see? nice. turbotax live with cpa's on demand. ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips.

joining our conversation from "the new york times," mike schmidt. and karine jean-pierre, senior adviser to moveon.org. take us through what you're reporting based on this filing from flynn's lawyers last night. >> so the filing came right after the government had said itself that it was asking for probation. so it was sort of stuck out at us that his lawyers went this far because flynn basically has the government on his side. he doesn't need to go any further than that. but they did. they really tried to portray flynn as being taken advantage of. that he wasn't really sure what was going on around him. that he had not been told by the fbi agents that if he made false statements he could get into trouble. they made it seem like it was much more of an inform at meeting than an interview. and it does play into conservative theorys about the investigation. conservatives have long said, including the president's lawyers, john dowd, the president's former lawyer used to say that flynn never lied to

schmidt, i know he loves you. rob: we'll see you later. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the mission was not george h.w. bush. the mission was how do we serve the united states? how do we help the united states. that clearly george h.w. bush did. >> china has agreed to reduce and remove tariffs on cars coming into china from the u.s. >> mexican officials are in washington this morning migrant crisis at the border. >> agreement the administration wants to get that these migrant also continue to stay here in mexico while they play out their asylum. >> former fbi director james comey has withdrawn his motion to fight a house subpoena for private deposition. >> this is as you willy, the president's service dog. he got this dog after former first lady barbara bush passed away that dog keeping watch over his master one final time the caption reading mission complete. ♪

paul wickham schmidt: if i were an immigrant, i'd rather be in california than in atlanta, georgia, anyay. stephen: retired immigration court judge paul wickham schmidt says, "the disparity even within regional circuits is so wide, it can only be explained by personal bias creeping into judges' decisions." judge wickham schmidt: clearly, the attitudes of the judges and how they feel about asylum law has quite a bit to do with it. stephen: the consequences of those decisions are gray for people like mariele and maria. mariele: sometimes it seems like people don't care about it, you know? we are human beings. [speaking spanish] maria: i came to this country to get away because i thought that, here, they could do something for me. stephen: congress's own government accountability office, twice, issued reports in 2008 and 2016 that point out, quote, "significant variation in asylum cases." the gao report called on lawmakers to fix the problem, but, so far, nothing has happened. coming up next-- hector barajas: i don't think it's right, but, you know, that's the law. stephen: noncitizens in

attorney joyce vance and here on set, mike schmidt from "the new york times."'s start with you. your thoughts to these twin threats, possibly, to mr. mueller and his investigation. >> if the last couple of days have taught us anything, nicolle, it's that we have to stop shying away from believing conspiracy theories. i mean, i think we all try to avoid buying into them. we all want to try to believe the president has good motives, but at some point you just have to look reality in the face and say, this is a president who is committed to bringing on board leadership at doj that will do one thing, and that one thing is cut off the mueller investigation. whitaker, the acting ag, is fully committed to doing that. now it looks like we've got a permanent targ nominee who thinks along the same vain. to me the most important takeaway from the last couple of days was when i read the letter written by the office of legal counsel at doj and sent up to the hill on behalf of an acting attorney general whitaker. and it made a point of saying, you know, nothing has changed a

europe without long-range capabilities but they never had those military forces and couldn't get schmidt to agree to it. third the summit which involve those countries of germany and france was like bob putnam at harvard the single most successful g7 summit ever resulting in the deregulation of troops for them agreeing to stimulate the economy with tax cuts and i have to say one humorous story bob was there policy or for five years strauss broke the back was this and jim callahan said everybody should know he was a picture and strauss is right if you've done it you ain't bragging. >> any more comments on nato at a time when the soviet union was ramping up its opposition to american presidents they did it not just the way we have heard but also arms control and got the salt agreement and incidentally had to bargain between the two advisers who hated the russians and then believed in the uses of diplomacy there is an item in their that he uses in the book in which carter was going to give a major speech on the soviet union and then when i saw the speech that carter made there was both spee

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schmidt: thank you and h happy holidays. >> president serina: thank you. we have a case report. >> good morning commissioners and assistant director kauffman. a brief report. our membership meeting last month featured an excellent presentation from representatives from city colleges, community health worker program, which is a great resource for non-profit agencies. they also spoke about their agenting classes. very helpful. the remainder of the meeting we spent finalizing the 2019 budget. the normal letter to daas will be forthcoming. you will be copied on the letter as well. the elements in that are funding for adrc staff to increase their salari salaries. a high amount of turnover and delay in replacing those positions had that as our top priority. also again requesting for funding for group van capability. the older adult choir program is on there as well as funding for technology for both increased resources for connected home, adding hundreds of seniors to connect at home and then tech teach-ins throughout the city and all the districts making learni

up what about the traditional sunday roast welfare up plenty of meatless options my colleague mr schmidt gave it a try and went in search of a big in holiday roast to serve up to his family. so the time. for many begins this is a brilliant invention it's the stuff of meat free christmas dinners and other festive roasts even if to the uninitiated it looks more like chewing gum. christmas my family everyone knew who the vegetarian did because it tastes so good. so could a meat free alternative be just the ticket here in this spot three to begin roast is chiefly made up of gluten and we protein which best imitate the consistency of meat. good game. gluten forms this elastic structure. if you were to take raw bread dough and pull them apart like this you'd have the same effect as with our meat substitutes life before the. the company boss spent years working on the consistency to get it just right. he uses the same machines as the meat industry. and most of the operators here are butchers by trade the parallels with meat and meat production are everywhere. and. that's because consumers are s

already cadia taking advantage of both spoke poor defending i the walls were in trouble now your time schmidt setting up such a court of outburst equaliser it was a double blow for the wolves in the space of just ten minutes i asked the game drew to a close out kept pushing for a winner but look it was a voice book side of the yanik erhard converts of the winner in the eighty ninth minute. three to the final score as out spurs are in the dumps while brutal of a deer is on a high. he comes off a very successful first half of the season. weatherly why do you think. such a change in fortune. due to the fact that the mental game has improved drastically under coach dru i mean she basically what he has done is that will spark now see themselves as a top team he's injected confidence and he makes sure that the players give it one hundred percent each and every time and you also have some players like i made you for example who has injected some new impulses but i think that idea said it best he said that if he continued playing like this we are going to be fine but if we sit back by even as ill as

hundred he began making regular visits to strasbourg here he met future university president carr schmidt and and who would later become dean of the philosophical faculty together they made all professorial appointments in accordance with nazi racial concepts. because the shaft scholarship was to say the german people draw its inspiration from so-called germanic culture so the university was not a place of pure scientific research either subject to the ideological principles of blood and soil which. the three men lived in the best hotel in town situated on the renamed car plus this was also where they interviewed potential candidates they often occupied a table at home until late into the night. legal scholar and strode off who was among those invited to strasbourg for a preliminary interview at the restaurant he described the evening in his memoirs. the meal was of assumption snus beyond anything we knew the white house ation wine a super burgundy and elegant champagne and in between the brutal armagnac. and strode off who was a preeminent legal expert serving the third reich his most si

about taking advantage of both spoke poor defending my the walls were in trouble now you want to turn schmidt setting up such a quarter of a equaliser it was a double blow for the wolves in the space of just ten minutes i asked the game drew to a close out kept pushing for a winner but luck was on vosburgh side was yannick erhard converted the winner in the eighty ninth minute was three two the final score as out spurs are in the dumps while bruno love a dia is on a high as he caps off a very successful first half of the season. while the wolves snatching a late win there and dean there in a surprising fifth place now how come they've been so much better this season that question i have no idea i mean they almost went down to second league last year so i think they had a very good summer break they ass off some big problems maybe get some quality in the team and. bury a very experienced experienced coach so i think he's doing a good job the team is playing well and they're winning games. late so i think devilish chemistry within the team was like chemistry seems to be working and of course af

eclipse even the sorbonne in paris with germany still in the midst of war the university president karl schmidt was in a combative mood. when i would. start . and. give one of them with regard to refine. very. good. after are to get up. here who was to head the anatomical institute of the medical faculty was also in attendance at the opening ceremony he first met both. c. first was right manager of the ancestral research agency co-founded by. head of the notorious s.s. the organization was tasked with providing scientific proof to support the nazis racial doctrine. sievers had heard about here its research and the two wasted no time agreeing on what would become their murderous collaboration simply dizzy they were extremely interested in talking to each other and this was not just an amicable meeting at the opening ceremony it was about research projects and making introductions very practical common interests you do please do contact. just three months later on february ninth one thousand nine hundred two i wish here to present involved sievers of the ancestral research agency with a concrete

about taking advantage of both spoke poor defending i the walls were in trouble now you want to turn schmidt setting up such a court of equalizer it was a double blow for the wolves in the space of just ten minutes i asked the game drew to a close out kept pushing for a winner but luck was a voice book side of the yanik erhard converts of the winner in the eighty ninth minute by three two the final score as out spurs are in the dumps while bruna love a dia is on a high as he caps off a very successful first half of the season. half and i made a six trade drawls on sunday after a stalemate at home to minds around our form which has left and i was with contention so far for european qualification spots the hosts took an early lead and steven and crimes in nearby unmarked makes this journey international force of the campaign to meet was sure snifter might just by chance any scoring one all the final results. and chris i think the millions of children around the world are waiting eagerly for their christmas gifts and we all know santa traditionally travels by sleigh boss and taught us elephants

taking advantage of both spokes poor defending i the walls were in trouble now you want to turn schmidt said. equaliser it was a double blow for the wolves in the space of just ten minutes i was the game drew to a close out kept pushing for a winner but luck was on both books side of my heart converted the winner in the eighty ninth minute i'm free to the final score as out spurs are in the dumps while bruno lovett dia is on a high as he caps off a very successful first half of the season. coming up after the break monica jones will be bringing you all the latest business news think kidding how luxury carmaker b.m.w. has gotten into hot water and korea faces a criminal investigation. for me for now you are watching detail the news coming to you from berlin and we will have more news again at the top of the hour meanwhile if you need to get today's information you can always check out all the news online at. or on better i feel watched i. am much. i'm still the by work not hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with thi

schmidt claimed he wanted to kill 3 nebraska state officials, the threat made after his conviction on charge. he was found guilty in september. another arizona man sentenced to 12 years behind bars for helping a new york college student join isis. augment mohammed alger mall told the judge he is a proud american and asked for forgiveness. he helped sammy get to prison where he later died fighting for isis. prosecutors say the two communicated extensively online. some business news. paying your cell phone bill may strengthen your buying power. tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here with more on changes coming to your credit score. >> wall street journal reporting, factoring in your smart phone. and other utility payments into your credit score. if you don't have long borrowing history this could help you out, maybe you hand "it card in your own name. 1.5 million people could soon have a credit score because of this change. consumers will be able to opt into this program so starting early next year you are going to be able to take advantage of this change if you would like to. heather: so

earlier i spoke with fabio and schmidt from science and i asked him what exactly is at stake for the first manned mission to the i assess since that failed last october. ok what's at stake is basically z. image of ross cosmos program and its holes work holsey soyuz space ship it's a very reliable space ship since early eighty's it has flown well over one hundred times was only two incidents like that one in one thousand nine hundred eighty three and one this year however we've seen that this year there were a couple of issues about workmanship there was a hole in one of those so use capsules it was already talked to the ideas as to which was patched a bit flimsy lead and loss of cabin pressure on the body i guess as they managed to solve the problem but basically the question is. the whole image of the so used system is a little bit under scrutiny right no fog and that there we will of course let you know how that launch goes some sports now in football's prestigious ballon d'or award be handed out tonight to the top men's player of twenty team as voted for by journalists there will

katie about taking advantage of both spoke poor defending my the walls were in trouble now units hans schmidt setting up sergio court of equalizer it was a double blow for the wolves in the space of just ten minutes i as the game drew to a close out kept pushing for a winner but luck was on vosburgh side of my yannick erhard converted the winner in the eighty ninth minute by three two the final score as out spurs are in the dumps while bruno love a dia is on a high as he caps off a very successful first half of the season. but hoffenheim made us think straight draws on sunday after a one all stalemate asshole to mines around a four which has left them as of contention so far for european qualification spots on the hosts how can i really need him steven favre pants and nearby with room to turn in the box the general internationals for school of the campaign to mandate rolls his marker exquisitely before us the match at his side in france and it was shortly after mine struck back just. five minutes later john. driving home after finding himself the space to shoot in the area well the final scor

cadia to take advantage of those supposed poor defending my the walls were in trouble now units and schmidt setting up such a court of a equaliser it was a double blow for the wolves in the space of just ten minutes i was the game drew to a close out kept pushing for a winner but luck was a voice book side i can't get hard converts of the winner in the eighty ninth minute was three two the final score as out spurs are in the dumps while bruno love a dia is on a high as he caps off a very successful first half of the season. now let's move on to dust the door they did pretty well this weekend they even got out of relegation are they safe there i have i wish it were that easy i mean you know a season consists of two halfs and nothing has changed about doesn't offstage hence they still have it still. one of the worst in the league they've conceded thirty three goals but at the same time you start to wonder a bit because there's no doff the only team in the league to have gotten and they also remember they drew against by a new name you know two of the best teams in the league so there is a sen

[applause] >> president serina: next is advisory council report, leon schmidt. i don't see leon. oh, eleanor. >> good afternoon, commissioners. leon couldn't be here today, so i'm going to present for him. the advisory council had its meeting. we have a new member, rick johnson, that represents district 7. president schmidt reminded us of the importance of attendance and also we had a discussion of prevention, mostly related to earthquakes. what we should have with us and throughout -- and have available through our property. the sunset has a program called resilience neighborhood, in which some neighbors have garbage cans that has supplies needed for the neighborhood. executive director shireen mcspadden presented. and diane lawrence, who will or has presented on the aaa council. so i will not repeat that. she also will present later on the joint legislative committee, so i won't go over that either. we had site visits as part of our task to visit nutrition programs and other programs for the departments and reported on a visit to two restaurants, who are part of the champs prog

. >>> joining the conversation now is steve schmidt, my former colleague, someone who worked for theush family. steve, just talk about this moment. this moment for the bush family losing its patriarch just months after losing its matriarch. we see them, i guess the deep state we call them now, assembled inside the halls of the capitol to honor the 41st president. and at the core, it might be because he honored and valued them. >> i think it's an enormously important moment for the country, nicolle. when we look at the life of george herbert walker bush, this di tannic figure, this american statesman, american giant. his life spanned three-quarters of the american century. born in 1924. the man who presided over the fall of the berlin wall and the collapse of the soviet empire. a person who was a wartime commander in chief. not since fdr did you see such competence in the oval office with the deployment of the united states military into harm's way. a figure of decency and goodness. somebody who went to work every day with one goal in mind. to make his country more prosperous and its

better placed to bring stability and unity to the party off to the selection process but to friedrich schmidt's team has made the supporters most people think it'll be a runoff between the two of them and it's a secret ballot so we're just going to have to wait to learn a little bit later to find out who leads the c.d.u. in the coming months and use for you to be standing in the way to work there and have a very kind of thank you thank you. for let's catch up now some other stories making news around the world yemen's government and rebels traded accusations as they sat down for peace talks in sweden one key issue is expected to be the fate of the rebel held city hall date it's a key entry point for food aid to the country the u.n. brokered talks are the first since twenty sixty. the aquarius migrant rescue ship has ended its operations the charity that ran the vessel blames a smear campaign by european governments the aquarius was the last to charity run rescue ship operating off libya and save tens of thousands of migrants from drowning in the mediterranean. a u.s. bid to get the united natio

so michael schmidt, what should we expect? >> he still has not answered all the questions, even on russia. >> were there a lot of them? >> there was a lot of questions about russia and questions about russia before the -- he came into office, since he became president, and then there's obstruction questions. he hasn't answered the obstruction questions and he hasn't answered all the russia questions. we're not going to get to an end of this until there's some resolution about what to do with those. and i just find it very hard to believe that mueller is going to say, okay, i came all this distance and the central issue is whether you had criminal intent when you took these measures around obstruction and just say, okay, i don't need answers and go away. >> sam, what do you expect today? >> i mean, doesn't that lead to the bigger question, which is does mueller end up going to the courts to compel trump to answer these questions? he's held off on that for the time being. we have the cloud over who the ag is going to be and whet

how the schmidts shocked us with confession after confession. >> we broke up.rself married anymore. >> then -- channing tatum, a double decker bus and 13 magic mike dancers surprise fans on the streets of london. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> i've been watching all your talks. people crying and breaking down. you're not breaking me, jada. >> i broke you enough. >> will found out the hard way when you sit down at the red table tears will flow. he took a seat and it was one of our favorite shows. i was behind the scenes of jada's hit facebook series. >> hold on. clear some rumors, just to have it on record. historical records. we've never been scientologists. never been swingers. >> never been swingers. that's a specific lifestyle. >> never been swingers. >> mr. and mrs. smith set the record straight on another rumor. jada says they don't have an open marriage. they have a quote grown relationship. >> we don't even call ourselves married anymore. >> it's a life partnership. i always knew -- i'm not marriage material. what i am is ride or die chick. >>

as steve schmidt would say, where's the rigor in the west wing and is this peril destined to increase? >> yeah, i think it is. you know, it's fairly abnormal for someone heading into a shutdown fight to claim ownership of a potential shutdown. in fact, he tried to do the opposite. this is an unconventional president. i asked a senior house aide -- house republican aide about that. he said, well, it wasn't good for him to say that. i think trump has a tepidsy to do this type of stuff. he doesn't think conventionally. he doesn't think politically necessarily. he thinks guttarly. it also can position yourself poorly in these types of certai lawyers have thought going into a potential sit-down with robert mueller. part of the reason they haven't let him do that. afraid of what he might say, might be a perjury trap. i think it matters in negotiations over things like a government shutdown. what he did today will hurt the republican party's position going into the next couple weeks and he could do something like that in other fights going forward. >> our great thanks to our front four tonig

the broncos might make the schmidt missed the coliseum most .cott reese with ktvu , fox 2 sports. >>> the 49ers have one more game left to play and does season. they lost a close one to the chicago bears 14-9. >> the 49er sherman and many players thought it was a late hit. the players argued and some punches were thrown. richard sherman along with two bears were kicked out of the game the 49ers wrap up the season next week on the road against the la rams. >>> they are losing the second game in two days. san jose scored first against the coyotes. arizona tied it up. goals unti 3-three. the game went into a shootout. the coyotes got the only goal. the sharks gained ground with overtime. >> the warriors have the night off before the lebron james is faced with the leakers. the eller team which is the dallas clippers, they made a strong push in the 4th quarter. kevin durant, they put on a show. . he had 42 points and kevin durant had 35. the warriors wanted 129-127. that was close. way to go. >>> beware of the turkey you may have sitting in your frid

schmidt professor of war, conflict, and society in 20th century america, a professor at texas christian university. vuic's research focuses on the ways 20th century wars have shaped and been shaped by american society and culture. her work also examines women's military and what are time experiences and the relationship between the u.s. military and gender. she is the author of "officer nurse woman: the army nurse corps in the vietnam war," and "the handbook on gender, war, and the u.s. military." her latest book, "girls next door," will be released in early 2019. please join had he in welcoming dr. kara dixon vuic. [ applause ] >> hi, good afternoon. thanks for hanging in there with us. i want to say i'm really honored to be here. as lora mentioned, i have a position at tcu named in memory of a tcu student, benjamin schmidt, who joined the marine corps and lost his life in afghanistan in 2011. his parents, his family, a whole host of friends, created this position because as his father says, he knows the cost of war on society. and i think on this 100th anniversary of the commemoration

michael schmidt, a two-time pulitzer surprise winner and with the new york times. and rozlyn helderman investigations reporter for "the shington post" who won a pulitzer prize this year. michael, you've been reporting on mueller for so long. there are soany pieces to this puzzle. what is this piece? e development this week, his corporation. tell us about where bob mueller is going with this entirein stigation. michael: it shows that he continues to go deeper and deeper inside that inner circle of the president and really trying to figure out what was going on during the campaign. but i think more importantly, he's continuing to tell the story of the different pieces of the pie of what was going on in the summer of 2016. the russians were reaching a time-out t meet with his -- reaching out to try to mee with his son. they were trying to undermine our democracy. and the were also trying to do business with the president and trying to lay out for the average person in this country through these documents the history and the story of this t give us a greater understand

good morning mr schmidt good morning i'm already coming back down oh yes notion of a cold when the weather's this nice i have to go up the hill it's just ideal or is optimistic about winter in spite of climate change every bit of begin to windows just. comes later in february and march out the little snow drifts that are up to five meters deep but let's last year there weren't many but i hope this winter will be a better one for my eighty thousand pike pouring rain it was still an experience nevertheless . for died after doing it a thousand times i thought about going every other day but no i've got to go out there. on the we're very opposite the park it's just as pleasant here most of the ski slopes open in january. now more and more operators have had to use snow making machines to keep things running. to the trees and it's really hard work and we do it through the night you know it's a lot to keep such began area covered in snow. off the ball in. the most beautiful of winter days has come to an end in the hearts mountains but with some luck they'll be more like it before spring. i want to

now it was the wolves for looking vulnerable and when they failed to see off the danger jonathan schmidt found. but in the final minute a little of route one football turned into a nightmare before christmas for the whole just. for the honor gerhard clinical finish. for climb to finish up the first three wins on the trot. before the final bundesliga game of two thousand and eighteen experts were pondering whether hoffenheim would extend them run of jewels to six. under assault from both sides the hunting side went to head straight kerim demi a guy after a lovely time in one male. but the joy didn't last long just five minutes later hoffenheim conceded and equalise off to failing to play a free kick into the box jones he met with his pick of the campaign one zero extended so hoffenheim remain winless in sinks to the frustration of uni and not as much. did you know kick off is now with the world of football. with my theory it was northern mexico. we travel the world and rooting for you how hard things are running i'm going to saying no to stars never people coaches and. chris here in. flor

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then you have the likes of eric schmidt.e has been able to take dividends using the leveraged loan market. that hasn't it then -- that has enabled him and the company to get pretty rich. he owns a super yacht. he also has a big heart -- he has donated to hospitals and charities and so on. of these the appetites securities causing some to recall the appetites for -- they sound alike because of the three-letter that kind ofose boosted to the subprime crisis. thehat contributed subprime crisis. past performance, they held up well to the last crisis. isn't always a guarantee for future success and no one knows quite how long and how deep any forthcoming recession will be. amanda: fascinating. it is a great story. sally blake will, thank you for that. let's look at the markets, because we are seeing negativity out there. some of the trends for this market are going to be ugly. on the day, not looking good. s&p tracking for its worst month since 2009 in terms of its rivals. we are seeing major declines off the highs for the bank s

the referee pointed to the spot and you can find schmidt at the highest same from us but i never put up the signs if they came home empty handed from freiburg can translate i can buy to plans to make them train right through christmas but along came philippe to save the festivities for his team mates. after that the chances just kept coming. together again the guests managed to hold on for a while control but they've now gone twenty one games on the road without a with. the traditional that we've taken a step today with a point and a good away performance we've got to keep going on saturday so losing still a minor improvement come to a point fan of them hopefully and play like new. will keep his christmas holiday trumpets. shanker are a shadow of the team they were last season their struggle is taking his. opponent's labor cues and with slightly more alerts alexander drag a bitch was the first to react to this rebounds and speak with the ball through keeper ralph ehrman's legs one mill after twenty six minutes. shall go well i'll just take it and now this and their guests took advant