serge did not brief fed it to thomas who bounced it over the crossbar i got another shot early in the 2nd half and this time he made out scored the bedroom boa 10 with a beautiful long ball and guided it into the net when neil. i was bored caught by iron on the break in the 90th minute. but you could tell from the needle listeners reaction that this one was not going to count you be the judge off so i poured into the referee i and then byron struck the final blow in injury time i was much to the relief of coach kanzi flick the beyond gorecki hitting the target to round out the 2 neil storyline. i don't think in the coming weeks anyone is going to look back and say we didn't perform my best today on the we look at the score and the fact that we won't and in the end that's what counts them and affect us just sit out sport came away empty handed but it was a happy birthday for buy in munich and maintained their lead at the top of the table. well at the bottom end of the bundesliga months and golf drew $11.00 in a scrappy relegation clash mines took the lead when they've been asked to. hi

also from "stranger things," noah schnapp is here [ cheers and applause and performing a serge gainsbourgkin and iggy pop are here [ cheers and applause jane birkin and iggy pop >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: how cool >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: guys, again, last night was super tuesday. joe biden won big, while bernie sanders had a a disappointing night. now both biden and bernie held big rallies after the results came in. and you know, i was flipping back and forth through the channels and i realized that their speeches were pretty different. take a look. >> hello, hello! thank you and be quiet now listen up, because i'm only going to yell this once. was tonight the landslide we dreamed of no was it the small victory we expected also, no i'd like to congratulate my opponent and america's favorite tickle monster, joe biden. i'm sure he is handling his victory with humility and grace. >> slap your ass and call my lawyer, we did it! hey, man, no one thought i'd be standing here on super thursday in the great state of what do you call it, no one! but check your record player, jack, because u

further in moscow we have victor all of it she's expert at the center for actual politics in paris serge agree f. is a professor of economics at the paris institute for political studies widely known as seamless poor and with me is there a mcdowell he's the principal russia analyst at the global risk consultancy various maple thought welcome to you all welcome to inside story let's start in moscow because this story is taking place in moscow victor explain to us what has happened in the last 24 hours. sensually the. new constitutional amendments were to be added to the for the 1993 russian constitution. was. new. to it with the state duma the lords house of the russian parliament. members of the state duma proposing to. put in the current russian president to have an opportunity to run for 2 more terms possibly potentially saying that since the amendments are essentially forming the old constitution. the constitutional were there that was imposed by the by the former constitution. to no longer be valid and so you could possibly potentially run for 2 more terms starting with the 200-2024

s are already full and they're already really preparing for the serged you know the 2400 people that have tragically died in italy in the last 4 days were infected probably about 2 weeks ago when italy was in a very similar place to where we are in the u.k. and other places now so i think we're headed down that trajectory quite unfortunately of course it's still not too late to act and flatten the curve in trying to save as many lives as possible. rizal of course your team is working very hard in italy but a lot of your work is focused in the developing world do you see any way you hit seeing any vulnerabilities to tackling the coronavirus in other countries that you're working at the moment are you worried about all the pot parts of the developing world very much worried honestly speaking because we know our weak. systems in those countries are and we know that he has been a tragedy for europe recently. and we can count we can rely on a very well structure have. really don't know what's going to happen if these take these dimension in countries like sierra leone saddam or afghanista

. >> today serge and rescue teams are continuing to look for this missing hiker. he is at risk.n on thursday near tennessee valley road. if you have seen him call the sheriff's office. >> soup tuesday under way. here is senate or elizabeth war. you can see her and her husbanda walking to the polling station there. >> and just about 15 minutes to go before our polling place opens on super tuesday. >> this is the single biggest day of voting. about a third of all delegates are up for grabs. abc 7 news reporter is tracking how critical today is for the remaining candidates and joining us live at city hall in san francisco. amy? hi. look at this big super tuesday energy here in san francisco. the drop off ballot station is already set up. they're already ready to accept ballots here. hoping for a good turnout. the early voting has not been what election officials expected so let's see if people are going to s day. it does look like waiting did pay off for some voters as their choices for the democratic candidate for president have changed in what looks like a strategic move for the

. >>> on wall street stocks serged. dow jumped 1,173%. nasdaq 334 points and s&p 500 126.raders were reassured by a bill to fight at 10:00 p.m. a the school board meeting in ve to make decisions now because if layoff notices are needed they have to go out this month. ktvu's debora villalon, has there been a vote yet? >> no. the school board is still discussing the budget cuts. after public comments and a rally before hand. >> reporter: parents, staff and activists streamed into the school board meeting. >> reporter: demanding school police be dispanded to save the district $2 million annually. >> it is clear you guys are all for the school to prison pipeline. our kids are treated as criminals. >> reporter: year ago they weathered a teacher strike, gave teachers raises and then cut in other areas. now new cuts are proposed and the school district says it looked under every rock for savings. >> it is not an option. >> the superintendent calls the reductions agonizing. $21million, painful but necessary. >> even though we did our best to keep -- there will still be impacts to

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