smiley is a man with a conscience. not -- she's full of ambiguity and he's not an out and out cold war warrior. >> added, that brings us back to your biography. as i said earlier, you rip the mask of the sky. he is an enigma and you get very close to him and he tells very intimate stories about love affairs, mistresses, wives, betrayal, his troubled childho childhood, his crazy conman father. it's very revealing. i wonder how did he -- and you had his cooperation. how did he react to the book and why did he publish his own a more, the pigeon tunnel, in 2016? he must have been working on that when you are working on your biography, no? >> john said that -- how did he react -- he reacted with a 22 page e-mail. [laughter] with 200 something numbered points. as you can imagine, when you see this and that's when i -- i had an agreement that he would be the first person to read the management before anybody else. i sent it to him and a few days later this e-mail came flooding into my inbox and my first reaction was just me b

smiley is a man with a conscience. not -- she's full of ambiguity and he's not an out and out cold war warrior. >> added, that brings us back to your biography. as i said earlier, you rip the mask of the sky. he is an enigma and you get very close to him and he tells very intimate stories about love affairs, mistresses, wives, betrayal, his troubled childho childhood, his crazy conman father. it's very revealing. i wonder how did he -- and you had his cooperation. how did he react to the book and why did he publish his own a more, the pigeon tunnel, in 2016? he must have been working on that when you are working on your biography, no? >> john said that -- how did he react -- he reacted with a 22 page e-mail. [laughter] with 200 something numbered points. as you can imagine, when you see this and that's when i -- i had an agreement that he would be the first person to read the management before anybody else. i sent it to him and a few days later this e-mail came flooding into my inbox and my first reaction was just me b

a very first book and we already see smiley as a described as breathtakingly ordinary.his wife, lady and, in the first chapter runs off with a cuban racecar driver. lady and in the book saw as the train with someone and bill hayden and tinker tailor but that to me is the genius of le carrÉ. he lived a lot of real life espionage john but he had the brilliance to see this character and said it was drawn from a rector of lincoln college at oxford and his first boss was at sy fiveword >> so there is his wife he is smiling with a sense of betrayaf they are ayoll there. he has that deck of cards from the start right down from the legacy of spies which i love and all the same people who were in the first t book and i would ihs would like to echo that.k. the thing about happy is he is a complete contrast with james bond he never questions if what he does is right he is an action 's doing i man but now happy all the time is troubled with the human damage with ordinary individuals he is troubled all the time andc when they come across he is not sure that he did win and he sure th

and so, smiley is a man with a conscience and he's not -- he's full of ambiguity.he's not an out and out cold war warrior. >> adam, at that brings us back to your auto biology, you sort of rip the mask off this guy. he's an enigma. and you get close to him and tell very intimate story about love affairs, mistresses, wives, betrayals of his wives. his troubled childhood. his crazy con man father. it's very revealing and so, i wonder, how did he -- and you had his cooperation. how did he react to the book? and why does he publish his own memoir "the pigeon tunnel" in 2016? i guess he must have been working on that when you were working on your biography, no? . to answer the first part of his question. >> how did he react? >> he reacted with a 22-page e-mail with 200-something numbered points. as you can imagine when i received this -- i had an agreement na that he would be the first person to read the manuscript, before my editor and anybody else. and a few days later this e-mail came thudding into my inbox and my first reaction was dismay. when i started to go throu

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people used to talk about it as being a mermaid, the one with the bulbous forehead and a big sort of smileyth, human beings take to them because they are very popular, and those ones that are inbreeding captivity are always a big attraction, so it is a worry it is here. it is appearing fairly regularly, and those watching at say it seems to be moving fairly strongly. but the tide is dropping, you can probably make out the mudflats appearing behind me here. there is a risk it could get grounded and we are here next to the main shipping channels out of tilbury docks, which is a further risk. it is hoped through tonight it actually goes and goes back out to sea and rejoins others that may well be out there. let's hope so, thank you very much indeed, robert hall. now a look at the weather with ben rich. today turned out very differently, depending on where you spend it. southern areas had a lot of sunshine areas, further north and west it was cloudy and wet. some pretty brisk winds as well. it is going to remain pretty mild. further south under clearer skies it will be quite chilly, maybe not q

come on it was he had to count one we had very bright guy law and says he's developed smiley very nicely has a machine every monday afternoon the practice runs a baby clinic you don't have a new worries about her as she always sees something i don't know that it's not that you don't hurt her eyes a bit it's not really all right but sometimes when we go here when we go there at this age the eyes don't coordinate fully but there should be. but it would need to buy four months old ok so if you notice anything like that happening after four months we'll see that is there anything in the family on either side of people with a screen two eyes not all. that will board all the. babies in the u.k. have to checkups the first one when they're born and then the next check is it's six to eight weeks but a huge potential physical health problems things like heart problems of course difficulties with feeding or growing well be a parent to perth and should be a parent by six to eight weeks as a medical student i was very moved by placement in the us working with children who were sick in hospital who we

dispatched by the stuttering unit smiley. by one one the school five but the drama was just beginning in the first minutes of stoppage time on dry due to slip an ingenious free kick under the wall to put half step back in front of my it was due to a second goal from a free kick into games i'm a bit but with time running out john brooks headed on to admin the mehdi and he level things up again by bruno love india's team snatching a draw from the jaws of defeat thanks to their new found never say die attitude. is telling but to see that much of the team has gained confidence they know from the last few weeks and some situations at the end of last season that they can come back from behind that gives you belief who comes into discontent in for the home a point was the least the sides deserved after a match high on drama. now it's time to take a look at some of the other big ties this weekend in a moment we'll see when this leipsic entente over sergt. but first we look at the clash against childhood the royal blues have lost both

. >> waitress: there's smileys for a snack. ♪ >> anthony: smileys -- fire-roasted sheep's head, lipsf deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. it just needs a little salt and pepper. good stuff. that looks good! >> mpume: this is pap. >> anthony: what is it? >> mpume: it's like maize. >> anthony: pap, or meal pap. a sticky porridge made from ground cornmeal. it fills the role that grits do in the american south, rice in much of asia. it's tasty, relatively nutritious and cheap filler. and it sops up gravy when you have something like this stewed beef, real good. >> mpume: that's the traditional dumpling. >> anthony: that's a dumpling? >> mpume: yeah, it's not really like other dumplings. >> anthony: dumplings, important throughout the african diaspora, made with flour and yeast. a spongy bread-type tool for mopping up sauce. stewed greens, carrots, beans, and more gravy. wow, those are awesome. so tell me about your band. how long have you guys been together? >> mpume: about ten years now. >> anthony: whoa, a long time. would you sa

dispatched by the stuttering unit smiley. one one the school the but the drama was just beginning in the first minutes of stoppage time on dry due to slip an ingenious free kick under the wall to put half him back in front of the but if it was due to a second goal from a free kick into games i'm but with time running out john brooks headed on to admin many and he level things up again by bruno love india's team snatching a draw from the jaws of defeat thanks to their new found never say die attitude. is telling voters his image of the team has gained confidence they know from the last few weeks and some situations at the end of last season that they can come back from behind that gives you belief and who comes in to win discontent in for the whole point was the least the sides deserved after a match high on drama. now it's time to take a look at some of the other big ties this weekend in a moment we'll see when this leipzig and turnover sergt. but first we look at the clash against childhood the royal blues have lost both of

for anything but everything is handed to them to mark a step son eagle high proudly shows us the smiley is in his exercise book tray his father lays carpet for a living in spite of being a two income family they still don't have enough money to rent their own apartment the didn't the family is having salad and for a table as always thank yous the bed you're. doing pretty much. complaining about it will you won't have. just taken a church i would do better every. day trey hopes that by the beginning of next year at the latest the family will be able to move out until then the oleander motel will be home the only one the family can afford. a woman in sweden is also dedicated to helping out this this week's global living room is in ma and the. welcome to my house to go other. than. my name is jenny i'm about seventeen. i live in my house here in mobile so i go there we go along and. they both came to sweden as refugees three years ago. the heart of my house it's my tie i'm still which reminds me of the tibetan time clouts. when i was travelling in the world the world was very friendly and

was called for a penalty even yosh time couldn't fail his young squad out of this one and you know smiley level things with the was that was already the eighty seventh minute but the match was far from over. the closing minutes proved just why this was a top match pitting second against third. but squads fought for the winner of character were rewarded for their push with a free kick of the five in their last match against shout that andre did up put away a beautiful free kick in stoppage time and now against ball sport of the piece of duda deja vu of the was . as will sport grows up to the full the wall and keep occurring pastels. just two minutes later already the ninety third minute both work proved they weren't lacking for a fight either by jonathan brooks to add me a mess matty for the equaliser of the magic of the waves of euphoria rolling where to no one can say just yet both sport are still undefeated of maybe all those years of relegation battles brought the team together and made them stronger. indeed this is on the at the end of the season we actually had a similar situation wh

but instead of doing that just continue to enrich himself by delivering sex toys in a box with a smiley on it. and god forbid that box gets damaged in route then arrive at your door like this right. because you know that could scar a kid for a life that really really could but this is not about jeff bezos this is about world hunger according to unicef twenty two thousand children die each day due to poverty the u.n. estimates it would cost thirty billion dollars a year to end world hunger fully stop it for the year no one hungry so you see how significant it is that jeff bezos himself could end world hunger for five straight years if you keep up with the koch brothers they can do it for like eight to ten years but pays us wouldn't do that instead they'll just make billions convincing people to put spy systems in their own holes. but this second is not about jeff bezos. it's about flint michigan you remember how upset we were about flints water right with poison with lead it was destroying the lives of people who were already poor to begin with and they came to the conclusion that it wou

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come on it was he had to count on it we had very bright guy law says he's developed smiley very nicely has initiated every monday afternoon the practice runs a baby clinic you don't have a new worries about her as she always sees something i don't know that it's not that you don't hurt her eyes a bit it's not really all right but sometimes when we go here when we go there at this age the eyes don't coordinate fully but there should be. it would need to buy four months old ok so if you notice anything like that happening after four months we'll see that is there anything in the family on either side of people with a screen two eyes not all. that will board all the. babies in the u.k. have to checkups the first one when they're born and then the next check is it's six to eight weeks but a huge potential physical health problems things like heart problems of course difficulties with feeding on growing well be a parent to perth and should be a parent by six to eight weeks as a medical student i was very moved by the placement in the us working with children who were sick in hospital who we

welcome back from dozens of smiley faces to individual examples of sushi emote cheese have become part of the way we communicate they're invented in japan where a complex alphabet made texting difficult now they're being used in art exhibitions and in the fight against malaria emma heywood reports from london. a picture can paint a thousand words happy thoughtful even horrified with warm tap there's a short cut to human emotion and emote and now making it into the art world at a new exhibition in london artist and one khattala is exploring their impact on society a video loop of a conversation and silicone emerges plant to show how a few words and symbols can change the way we talk think and react written language is sort of fixed but oral language changes over time is different means of transmission of mission and emotions we don't know how they will look like in ten years the tax will read the same and so it's kind of interesting to think of it. and how we look in ten years more than five hundred sixty billion texts are reported to be sent worldwide every month we've been sending tex

from dozens of smiley faces to individual examples of sushi emerges have become part of the way many of us communicate they were invented in japan where a complex alphabet made texting difficult and now they're being used in alt exhibitions and even in the fight against malaria and the hayward explains from london. a picture can paint a thousand words happy thoughtful even horrified with one tap there's a short cut to human emotion and emote and now making it into the art world at a new exhibition in london artist and twan khattala is exploring their impact on society a video loop of a conversation and silicone emerges plant to show how a few words and symbols can change the way we talk think and react written language is sort of fixed but oral language changes over time is different means of transmission of a nation and we don't know how they will look like in ten years the tax will read the same and so it's kind of interesting to think of it. and how we look in ten years more than five hundred sixty billion texts are reported to be sent worldwide every month we've been sending text

earlier we spoke with would ya smiley the deputy prime minister of the government of the republic of macedonia for european affairs he said macedonians understand there's no alternative to a yes vote. the decision is between black and white here is not about me answers of more good or or less good it's a logical that it's behind this question of e.u. and nato membership because the reason why we have signed this agreement and white we have made these negotiations are to open and to pave the way for our nato and e.u. membership so the question is quite logical people today will also whether we want to join nato in e.u. by implementation of the agreement signed greece do you accept this is a huge test for the country and for the voters given that just what two decades ago ethnic albanians in your country took up arms against the government. while a much shorter deal fog people in the all polls we had in the recent period more than eighty percent are in favor and nato and and e.u. also but the problem is that we are living also in the world of fake news and populist propaganda so people

we have the end on the whale in essex, the beluga whale, they are a very smiley looking whale.oor bottlenose whale which swam up the thames 2006 and it didn't fa re up the thames 2006 and it didn't fare well, so i hope the beluga whale has a better time. it is wonderful people get to see wildlife, but this whale is horrifically of course, and usually found in the arctic, obviously. and so there are real worries of whether it will be able to get out and back where it should be. it is not even essex, it is gravesend. where it should be. it is not even essex, it is gravesendlj where it should be. it is not even essex, it is gravesend. ithink it is spending a bit of time around the station. i am being told between kent and sx is the information i am getting from my geographically astute producer. -- essex. u nfortu nately astute producer. -- essex. unfortunately he only surfaces every 15 minutes. and it is not a great photo. it is a bit like the loch ness monster, you get a hump. they are keen he will swam out of the estuary, so maybe by morning he will be gone, but we will wait an

welcome back from dozens of smiley faces to individual examples of sushi emote cheese have become part of the way we communicate they're invented in japan where a complex alphabet made texting difficult now they're being used in art exhibitions and in the fight against malaria emma heywood reports from london. a picture can paint a thousand words happy thoughtful even horrified with one tap there's a short cut to human emotion and emote cheese and now making it into the art world at a new exhibition in london artist and one khattala is exploring their impact on society a video loop of a conversation and silicone emerges play out to show how a few words and symbols can change the way we talk think and we act written languages.

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with a smiley face. next generation of girls. >> kelly? where's kelly? there's kelly. kelly, could you go to the justice? where's kelly? kelly's coming. >> how are you? >> young women who aspire to be supreme court justices? >> don't ever let somebody tell you you can't do it. that's the biggest piece of advice. we can become anything we want to through hard work, getting yourself educated and as i said before, practice but there's a lot of naysayers who will pop up in wyour world. people who will tell you you're a woman, you can't do that. or you can't do that because are you lucky enough? number you look very mediterranean, you do. but they'll tell you youcan't do it because you're black . people told me i couldn't do it because i am latina. there were some writers who said when i was nominatedfor the supreme court, you're not smart enough . those things hurt. when people show a lack of confidence in you, it sometimes scares youaway from trying . but you can't. because you knowyou . you know how strong you can n be and you know how hard you can work . and you just ha

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it will come with a smiley face and a tv show.ll take hold in the 21st century, there will not be a lot of guns fired because the population will be brainwashed enough. first, they will be dumbed down, ruin their schools, reduce their press, put whistleblowers in then brand things. don't use swastikas. just make it happy. you are going to be happier if you go my way, the trump way. this is what i find most when i think about and when i hope this film does in terms of ripping the mask off what is really going on here. precipice, we a are on that edge. democracy has no self-correcting mechanism. it is a piece of paper, the constitution. i know we like to get all teary-eyed about our wonderful constitution. it is a piece of paper and it is the human beings in each era that decide exactly what is going to go on, which part we are going to listen to and which part we are going to not of this constitution. ,f we get too close to the edge where we have given up too many of our rights, where we have allowed the democracy to be whittled do

you have a smiley face to gets nothing done or a jerk who gets nothing done. jerk. >> juan: why don't you try telling that to usama bin laden. try telling that to the federal reserve when you say who rescued this economy. >> greg: i shook rob o'neill's hand over that. >> dana: it's an interesting time. >> greg: finance going to get better. >> dana: president trump raising the stakes in the hunt for the "new york times" op-ed resister up next ♪ nothing but a big old rock ♪ only a mountain ♪ ♪ >> when abraham lincoln made the gettysburg address speech, the great speech, do you know he was ridiculed by the fake news. they had fake news then. 50 years after his death, they said it may have been the greatest speech ever made in america. [applause] pretty good. i have a feeling that's going to happen with us. [laughter] >> jesse: president trump blasting the fake news media at his rally last night now calling on the justice department to investigate the gutless author of the anonymous "new york times" op-ed criticizing him and his administration. >> i think it's a d

that the fascism of the 21st century would not come with concentration camps or swastikas, but a smiley face and a tv show. and that's how they'll take over the people, just by wooing them in that way. and i think that -- look, the good news here, you see it on this stage, is that this is what america is, and what it looks like. [ applause ] i think all of them know, and they're working on this. look, almost 2/3 of this country right now the people eligible to vote are either women, people of color, or young people between the ages of 18 and 35. or a combination of those three. that's 2/3 of america. this is not the old white guy that you say -- >> it's not 2/3 of the electorate. that's the thing. that's it. who governs america depends on whether those people vote. >> we have to run candidates that are going to listen to the people and represent the people, as the young man said in that clip. we need to run extraordinary ordinary americans for office. we want a leader who inspires the masses to work for the greater common good or all. >> he's talking about somebody that's ordinary, some

come on it was a head check out one where they're very bright guy law says he's developed smiley very nicely has made it every monday afternoon the practice runs a baby clinic you don't have any worries about her as we always see something i don't know that if you don't hurt her eyes a bit it's not really all right but sometimes when we go here when we go there at this age the eyes don't coordinate fully but there should be. i think i would need to buy four months old ok so if you notice anything like that happening after four months we'll see that is there anything in the family on either side of people with a screen two eyes not all. that will border go. for babies in the u.k. have to checkups the first one when they're born and then the next check is it's six to eight weeks with a huge potential physical health problems things like heart problems of course difficulties with feeding on growing well be a parent a perfect should be a parent by six to eight weeks as a medical student i was very moved by placement in the us working with children who were sick in hospital who were being

century would not come with concentration camps and swastikas, it will come with a tv show and a smileye. >> yeah. >> and that is really how trump and others like him are trying to commandeer the american public through this kind of propaganda and also by helping to du manmb down the country. schools are not what they used to be. our libraries are closing. we have less and less of a diverse press. you dumb down a country, you end up with a donald trump. >> how do you put together, there's a couple times in our history when the left has been able to lead the center left and the middle to a progressive agenda. the first and second new deals. of course, lyndon johnson's great society. a little bit under obama. when the left has been able to lead the center left and the middle. how do you put together that kind of progressive coalition to beat trump? i know you don't want to do it yet, but 2020. >> i think that -- i think, actually, we should be talking about just left. we are a liberal country. we are the majority. >> can you get a 50% -- can you get 270 ele 0 electoral votes - >> yes. >>

before now back to folly joe thank you very much for that from smiley faces to hand gestures emoji is have become part of the way many of us communicate on line they were invented in japan where a complex alphabet made texting difficult while not being used in art exhibitions and the fight against malaria and mahela to read for some land that. a picture can paint a thousand words happy thoughtful even horrified with one tap there's a short cut to human emotion and emote and now making it into the art world that's a new exhibition in london artist and twang khattala is exploring their impact on society a video loop of a conversation and silicone emerges plant to show how a few words and symbols can change the way we talk think and react written language is sort of fixed but oral language changes over time is different means of transmission of mission and emotions we don't know how they will look like in ten years the tax will read the same and so it's kind of interesting to think of it. and how we look in ten years more than five hundred sixty billion texts are reported to be sent worl

gina smiley, are we seeing a positive impact from the trade war on this front?esting thing in the way this has played out on the ground is you have seen one ine bonuses, not increases base pay. what steelworkers are campaigning for is that increase in base pay that they have not been seeing. they have seen increased money from profit-sharing, but with a want is something more sustainable that can last. i think that is interesting because it plays into this broader story in the labor market where you are seeing a lot of one time or nonwage benefits rather than sustained pay increase. alix: real wages have not really done that much, and they are in negative territory. you can look at the real average hourly earnings and weekly estimate. why? guy: one of the things happening with wages as they are barely keeping pace with inflation, or they are not depending on which index you are looking at. it is not clear to economists. it is a mystery as to why that is happening. john williams yesterday said it is one of the lasting puzzles of this expansion. it is not obvious

put on f smiley fac the rest of your thursday. upper 60s and low 70s now.nd, f and sat ll be the nicest of t three days at the beach. and if you are headed for the mountains, friday and saturday also the nicest in the mountns as well. cool and showery in the mountains over the weekend. it will be kind of rainy a. >>> a simple message out here.s. do good thing i love that. what's your name? >> cor meet you and see your , b to you. >> thank you so much. >>> well, we brought evans. ig actor hugh jackman they are teaming up for the global citizens festival, a star-stu convert aiming end extreme poverty by 2030. you have outdone yourself this year. ever year this is an amazing event. but this year it seems like you have upped it anothernotch, haven't you? >> janet jackson. the wkend. cardi b. sean mendez. hugh jackma. >> are you going to sing and dance? >> i don't it's a special coupl surprises the way. >> such an incredibl festival. you can't buy a ticket? this is for a good cau. expln how it works. citizens have to take action. gom to he the global festival fo

what is your biggest piece of advice for our next generation of girls, with a smiley face? next generation of girls. kelly? where's kelly? oh, there's kelly. justice, could you go, kelly, could you go to the justice? >> where's kelly? >> kelly is coming. >> kelly is coming? okay. how are you? >> what advice would you give to young women that aspire to be supreme court justices? >> don't anyone tell you can't do it. >> kelly wanted, biggest piece of advice. >> we can become anything we want to, through hard work, getting yourself educated, and as i said before, practice. but there is a lot of naysayers who will pop up in your world. people who will tell you, you're a woman. you can't do that. or you can't do that because, are you latina? no. you look very mediterranean, you do. >> thank you. >> but they will tell you can't do it because you're black. people told me i couldn't do it because i'm latina. you know there were on writers who said when i was nominated for the supreme court, you're not smart enough. those things hurt. when people show a lack of confidence in you, it

this message is from smiley does not leave their name, i dated a bi month or three years, he demandedher men to evenit could have six with other men to even it out, i ended it. emelieze saidi even it out, i ended it. emelieze said i am a bisexual woman, even it out, i ended it. emelieze said i am a bisexualwoman, i even it out, i ended it. emelieze said i am a bisexual woman, i have come out to a couple of family members but feel i cannot start openly dating women or come out in any way at work because i believe my career would seriously as a young woman in the professional services sector, and because of some of the comments my colleagues make about the lgbt community, i feel it would my colleagues make about the lgbt community, ifeel it would be more difficult to progress as a bisexual woman. thank you all for coming in. coming up... tv and radio presenter richard bacon spent almost two weeks in intensive care this summer after being struck down by a mystery lung infection on a flight to the uk from la. the care he received on the nhs saved his life. he'll be with me to explain why

readdress, simply because he is motivated by making a good business decision but he has to put up a -- a smileyhe side of the chinese government. >> well said herman thank you so much for being here herman cain pleasure always sir. >> thank you. dagen: coming up health hazards after hurricane florence standing water overflow of farm waste causing a public health emergency. in the carolinas. health and human services secretary alex azar joins us this hour with o how the administration is helping those affected by this disaster plus the battle for sky tv heads to the auction block the latest on the bidsing war between comcast and the parent company of this network 21st century fox next. ♪ ♪ if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. dagen: well back to "mornings with maria" i am cheryl casone with headlines, a suspect arrest

they have that net for charm, they have a smiley face, quite round, like human rabies cover to look ato talk to you, thank you very much indeed for being with us. doctor mikejeffries, an expert on wales at the department of wildlife and ecology science at northumberland university. up to 170,000 people who've had hernia mesh implants in england in the last six years could face painful complications. an investigation by the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme has found that some patients have been left unable to walk, or to work. the medicines and healthcare regulatory authority still backs the use of hernia mesh. anna collinson has this report. i can't even sleep properly. i used to sleep on my front. three hours a night, if i'm lucky now. regularly take pills. i have to, to function. i have so many times come close to ending it because of the pain. one in ten of us develop a hernia. the most common treatment involves a doctor pushing any bulging tissue back into the body and covering it with a piece of surgical mesh. in 2014, surgeons used a large piece to fix david ellis's recurring

dispatched by the stuttering unit smiley. behind one one the score five but the drama was just beginning in the first minutes of stoppage time on trade due to a slip and ingenious free kick under the wall to put half him back in front of my it was due to his second goal from a free kick into games. but if but with time running out john brooks headed on to admin many and he level things up again by bruno love india's team snatching a draw from the jaws of defeat thanks to their new found never say die attitude of telling voters his image of the team has gained confidence they know from the last few weeks and some situations at the end of last season that they can come back from behind that gives you belief and who comes into discontent in for the home a point was the least the sides deserved after a match high on drama. now it's time to take a look at some of the other big tides this weekend in a moment we'll see when this leipzig and hanover fared but first we look at the clash against childhood the royal blues have lost both

come on it was a head check out one who had very bright eyes ha and it says he's developed smiley very nicely has a machine every monday afternoon the practice runs a baby clinic you don't have a new worries about her as she always sees something i don't know that you it's not that you don't hurt her eyes a bit it's not really all right but sometimes when we go here when we go there at this age the eyes don't coordinate fully but there should be. it would need to buy four months old ok so if you notice anything like that happening after four months we'll see that is there anything in the family on either side of people with a screen two eyes not all. that will order the. piece in the u.k. have to checkups the first one when they're born and then the next check is it six days a week with a huge potential physical health problems things like heart problems of course difficulties with feeding on growing well be a parent a perfect should be a parent by six to eight weeks as a medical student i was very moved by placement in the us working with children who were sick in hospital who were be