to former south american football officials have been found guilty in the u.s. of charges related to corruption in the sports governing body. deliberations about the guilt or innocence of a third man next week. the world's largest cryptocurrency bitcoin has plunged in value down almost twenty five percent this week after a long period of remarkable gains the loss is the biggest weekly fall for bitcoin since twenty eight thirteen those are the headlines the listening post is coming up next. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. and. al-arabiya him but i felt by a little bit a little while i think it himself why haven't i left the cult i am staying up our vantage point or i want to get.

fifa says this has nothing to do with them, it's about south american contracts, tv rights, it was onlye members of their organisation that we've been dragged into it. some say that the tone was set at the top and this has been allowed to flourish. prosecutors will be quietly satisfied that they've managed to get those convictions on a number of key charges against two men who will return to court next week to see if the jury can reach a decision on the final count, against manuel burga. that final count is expected on tuesday. the fourth election in as many years in the spanish region of catalonia has demonstrated just how divided the region remains. the party that won the most votes doesn't support independence for catalonia — but put together the separatist parties are able to form a slim majority. the sacked pro—independence catalan leader, ca rles puigdemont, has called on the spanish prime minister to negotiate a political solution. james reynolds reports. catalonia's pro—independence voters enjoyed their victory. and now they want their power back. starting with the return from e

jury has found two former south american football officials guilty in a case that helped expose a culture of corruption and the sports governing body fee for their braces about the guilt of another man will continue next week gibbers under reports from new york. joe same idea made in brazil one and hill not a part of why each was a top football official in their country and each has been found guilty of racketeering conspiracy and other charges for their roles in what prosecutors described as schemes where sports marketing companies funneled hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes to dozens of football officials it's been called the deep a trial because both men were powerful figures aligned with football's governing body newt was a former head of the south american football federation and was found guilty on three counts but not guilty on two other counts were disappointed with the verdict as you can expect it is mr not but is going to continue fighting and the expert options and her children are going to hear better it's an expander all very disillusioning of her might in the former h

fifa corruption verdict in the us to former south american football officials convicted for taking bribes in exchange for marketing and media rights. hello the un security council has unanimously passed new sanctions in the latest attempt to force north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons and missile programs the resolution put forward by the us includes measures to cut most of pyongyang's petrol imports north korea is already under u.s. u.n. and e.u. sanctions after several nuclear and missile tests this year the new sanctions will try to cut deliveries of refined petrol products by nearly ninety percent all north koreans working abroad will have to return home within two years they won't be able to send foreign currency back home there will be a ban on exports of north korean goods such as machinery and electrical equipment and there will also be a crackdown on ships smuggling banned goods aimed at preventing the transport of coal. and all my kind of has more from the united nations but what has been a sometimes divided year for the security council draws to an end with a display of un

. >> the south american team, they know how to play these games.might not be pretty, but they know how to play these games. >> group e, brazil the headliner in that group. >> costa rica and serbia. i don't like costa rica this year. i think that team is getting old. i don't see younger players. i don't think they will -- you need lounge players. you need younger players, the next generation, i think costa rica doesn't have that. for brazil, they have superstars. >> i'm willing to go to a group that katie will love. >> i love the group, i'm not sure i will love your pick. >> tell me there is no way england can possibly screw this up given the competition. start off the tournament against tunisia. it's never that easy in a world cup. and especially not for england. you see panama, for all it u.s. fans that could have been where the united states ended up. belgium, united states, in the world cup. panama got the job done. i'll talk more about belgium. >> they are experienced. they are a team that will not sear any of these teams. >> we are talking abo

the former head of the south american football confederation and former president of brazil's footballitish passport covers are to turn blue once britain leaves the european union in 2019. the current burgundy passports will continue to be issued until then, but without the eu insignia. the home office says the new blue passport will be more high—tech and secure to prevent fraud and forgery. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. the great british passport, shortly to be available not in european burgundy. because, it turns out, brexit means blue. the government admits it is largely symbolic, restoring our national identity. outside the passport 0ffice, what's the reaction? it's blue, isn't it, back to england. ijust think it's a crying shame. we have this fantastic ability to travel around the world. we are looked upon favourably with our immigration policy and everything else. i think now it's a bit embarrassing, to be honest. i think the decision was a huge aspect of, you know, the country moving forward. and i think in order to move forward there needs to be changes, a

the former head of the south american football confederation and former president of brazil's footballprison sentences. british passport covers are to turn blue once britain leaves the european union in 2019. the current burgundy passports will continue to be issued until then, but without the eu insignia. the home office says the new blue passport will be more high—tech and secure to prevent fraud and forgery. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. the great british passport, shortly to be available not in european burgundy. because, it turns out, brexit means blue. the government admits it is largely symbolic, restoring our national identity. outside the passport office, what's the reaction? it's blue, isn't it, back to england. ijust think it's a crying shame. we have this fantastic ability to travel around the world. we are looked upon favourably with our immigration policy and everything else. i think now it's a bit embarrassing, to be honest. i think the decision was a huge aspect of, you know, the country moving forward. and i think in order to move forward there ne

and media rights to international soccer matches or go walk free just two days after two other south american officials were convicted of similar charges. international committee for the red cross and red crescent has begun medical evacuations from eastern guta the besieged rebel held area of syria's capital damascus the united nations had earlier call for five hundred people in need of urgent medical care to be allowed to leave. the government of the philippines is setting up more than six hundred temporary shelters for people displaced by the conflict and merari the army retake the city from separatist fighters in october after a five months each conditions had been made even worse by a tropical storm template ages asking the world bank for its help to resolve a ten month impasse with ethiopia over its massive grand renaissance dam project on the river nile the project also involves sudan egypt fears the hydroelectric plant will reduce its share of the water if the o.p.'s says the dam is needed for its economic development those are your headlines here on al-jazeera to keep it here the stre

marketing and media rights to international soccer matches or walked free just days after two other south american officials were convicted on similar charges those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post keep it or. witness documentaries back open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. i think it was i'm going to tell you when you tell me what. i think you want. to. thank you allan.

were powerful figures aligned with football's governing body new peut was a former head of the south american football federation and was found guilty on three counts but not guilty on two other counts who are disappointed with the verdict as you can expect it is mr not put in a continued fighting. spirit options and her children are going to her hands of an expander all very disillusioning her might in the former head of the brazilian football federation was found guilty of six of the seven charges against him the fact they weren't found guilty on all the charges indicates the jury at least partially believed the defense arguments that the corruption was part of a larger scheme that men were not fully involved with. both my team and the puta claimed their innocence and they were the first defendants to stand trial here in new york two years after an early morning hotel raid in switzerland revealed that the us justice department had been investigating widespread corruption within feet more than forty people have been charged in total more than half have pleaded guilty. to trial has implicated

all the day's sports news as two south american officials receive a guilty verdict and charges their bracket airing in new york that iraq and coming up later. welcome to the news are in the southern philippines the death toll is fair to be more than one hundred following massive landslides and flooding caused by tropical storm tembin now most of the casualties were on the island of mindanao dozens of people are still missing tens of thousands have been forced to flee their homes over the last week as the typhoon season is its peak in the us they have reports. flash floods and mudslides brought on by tropical storm tembin the towns of two. on mindanao island the philippines second largest have been devastated dozens of homes are destroyed and rescue workers fear the number of casualties will rise. and their rescuers. very little communication. and i mean what i'm trying to get. at the height of the storm winds of up to eighty kilometers an hour uprooted trees and triggered torrents of mud and rock from a nearby mountain volunteers are digging with whatever they can to try and recover

new to south american officials. on charge of the racketeering in new york. welcome to the news hour more than one hundred people are feared dead in the southern philippines following massive landslides and flooding caused by tropical storm time but now most of the casualties were on the island of mindanao dozens of people still missing it has more. flash floods and mudslides brought on by tropical storm tendon the towns of two baad n.p.r. on mindanao island the philippines second largest have been devastated dozens of homes are destroyed and rescue workers fear the number of casualties will rise we really want to go straight no and we're going to figure out. what you have so many people that are really. at the height of the storm winds of up to eighty kilometers an hour uprooted trees and triggered torrents of mud and rock from a nearby mountain volunteers are digging with whatever they can to try and recover bodies power cuts and the loss of communication lines have hampered rescue efforts . there i've not iraq and the area is pretty wide it's not just in o

and the european and south american football champions meet in the fifo club world cup fun. one in the sports news in about half an hour. south korea's president says want up an official four day trip to china aimed at repairing frayed relations but some g. in hasn't been given the warm welcome many south koreans were expecting china correspondent adrian brown from beijing. president mungy in visit was intended to improve relations with china and while expectations had not been high both sides are indicating a willingness to reset their relationship that may not be easy though in his discussions china's premier league chunk used a weather metaphor to sum up the state of ties saying both china and south korea and now looking forward to the warmth of spring time but many south koreans see nothing warm about the treatment afforded their president. or journalist traveling with him the beating of a photographer by chinese security guards is being investigated but one popular chinese newspaper says there should be no apology analysts say the incident is feeding into south korean na

forces within six months and new south vietnamese elections in exchange for a cease-fire and return of all americanffer that i shall now present on behalf of the government of the united states and the government of south vietnam, with the full knowledge and approval of president thieu, is both generous and far-reaching. >> the response from north vietnam is, no, you're missing something. you've got to overthrow the government. but we were not going to overthrow an ally as we left. that was the sticking point. >> we were stuck. it was a stalemate. >> this is the scene on the white house lawn as the presidential helicopter waits for president nixon to begin what must be surely one of the most remarkable journeys ever undertaken by an american president, his trip to peking. >> i will undertake what i deeply hope will become a journey for peace. >> is the food as good as people say it is? >> i'm no expert on chinese food, but i liked it. >> mr. president? >> hello, henry. >> nixon was a great geopolitical thinker, and he liked the idea of linkage, that he could link u.s. soviet policy and produce one

that was perceived as being really clever and tricky i mean it's difficult one isn't it you know south american their backgrounds what they grow know the state fights anyway they can get away in any way that's all that matters and then so can i get it i know a lot of players that played in the side with me will never forgive him and hate the fellas for it i've met enough talks about it. and he said it's here as it's going to result in that yeah anybody's they are sure. i get that that's for i know me so paul of it is paul the history and it is paul what might that going long the second goal when he picks pirouettes and off he goes that sort of loss and sort of grab it so that when you're on the football pitch you wear that that's a. moment i see and so ever in my career i ought to applaud i didn't just oh my god i could because you got to realise well we played that massive problems with the pitch so how we did what we did on that surface and the turns and twists especially the first little bit just on how we didn't just fall over but it as you say you had that low center of gravity any time ki

two former top south american soccer officials were convicted at a new york trial stemming from the bribery scandal which engulfed the sports world governing body fee for the former head of the brazilian f.a. jose maria mudding and the former head of the part of why an f.a. not put were both found guilty of racketeering conspiracy the men are accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes to influence media rights or world cup hosting rights the jury will continue deliberating next week on charges against former peruvian official manuel booker now the winter olympics are a little over a month away and alpine skiers a busy honing their skills for the flagship discipline in south korea the latest well cup event took place at the tally and ski result of my don't i didn't come for you know to come p.t.o. but it was a different kind of men's event the night race took place under floodlights. the spectacular night race in madonna is one of the most eagerly anticipated of the ski season and it didn't disappoint switzerland's luka and he was well placed in fear and after the first run of the men s

situation came some way in chile and what's expected to be a close presidential runoff voters in the south american nation are choosing between conservative billionaire and former president sebastian pinera and center left candidate alexandra gear so far with sixty seven percent of the votes counted pinera is leading the vote with fifty four percent while gear lags behind forty five percent. said africa's ruling party the african national congress has formally nominated two candidates for election as their president they are in see their chin on because i mean the zuma the former wife of the current president of the a.n.c. leader jacob zuma deputy president several pools the. two suicide bombers have attacked a church in southwest pakistan killing at least nine people and injuring dozens more gunman wearing explosive vest tried to storm the christian methodist church in queta city or playing far on the sunday worshippers eisel has claimed responsibility for up today it's coming next witness joins a team of white helmet rescue workers in syria police in. louisville a country where. in years billiona

we will have to wait for european and south american seasons to finish so others are available.p hosting rights. it will come in the form of morocco, which will have its supporters. but calm june, a decision will be made. —— come. in the us, the hope is they can —— come. in the us, the hope is they ca n start —— come. in the us, the hope is they can start planning for a landmark competition. now to tennis, and the news that marion ba rtoli announced that she would be returning to the court in 2018 having not competed at wta level since retiring less than six weeks after winning the 2013 wimbledon title, citing persistent injury problems. the frenchwoman won eight wta titles and reached a career—high world ranking of seventh in 2012 but speaking to her a short time ago i think serena williams and the muslims are good examples. venus has been able to play two grand finals this year. i think ithinki i think i am not too old for this. i think 33 is a good age to still perform on the tennis court. i will not pay the same schedule as when i was 18— 20 years old. it will be a lighter s

controlled by fifo he was tried along with one un high in the pool the former president of the south american governing body con mabel and jose maria martin the former president of brazil's soccer federation a poor and moran were both convicted on several counts last friday following a five week trial. the english tradition of playing soccer on boxing day has allowed tottenham striker harry cane to break a record in his team's last game of twenty seventeen kainat of his thirty seven thirty eight and thirty nine premier league goals the calendar year and a five to win against southampton england striker therefore breaks alan shearer his record of thirty six goals set back in one thousand nine hundred five he's also the highest scoring striker for club and country in europe this year fifty six goals to his name. and it's been a dramatic opening to the sydney hobart yacht race one of sailings most grueling competitions blackjack is leading the pack but early on it was near collision between two of the favorites stole the headlines comanche wasn't too pleased with some erratic maneuvering by wild

they would end the year with a remarkable five titles meanwhile gremio could become the first south americansquad to hold the trophy since two thousand and twelve. took to the pitch in abu dhabi one last time before the cop would cup final however the journey to get it hasn't been smooth sailing they just squeezed by al-jazeera in the semi's madrid have been misfiring in front of net yet that has not dampened team spirit and i'm going to use you hope i think that's the word we like the most the hope to bring home another title that's what we're here for to do so much like you for those who brazilian side cameo is well aware of madrid's deficiencies they opponent hasn't quite hit top form yet and eight points behind. kenny are confident they can exploit that still madrid could make history tonight if they can to the trophy they would become the pristine to do so back to back here in germany were hoping to end a run of three games without a win in the bundesliga when they hosted hamburg who faced the threat of relegation and gladbach did not disappoint brazilian striker rafael struck two goals

they will meet south american champions gremio, of brazil, in saturday's final. begin in perth in the next few hours. australia have a 2—0 lead in the best—of—five series, so a win would see them regain the urn. the hosts have reason to feel confident. they haven't lost to england at the waca since 1978. our correspondent andy swiss is there, and sent this report. well, welcome to the waca, where england and australia have been fine tuning their preparations ahead of what is potentially decisive test match in this. england know that defeat here and the ashes hopes are over and they have hardly had the ideal world up, with yet another disciplinary controversy involving the lions batsman, then ducat, who has been suspended after tipping a drink overjimmy henderson's head in a bar last week. despite all that, joe root was in up the mood when he spoke earlier on. he says he believes england can still find a way back into the series. it is an opportunity to create history. it is a real chance to flip the dynamics of this series on its head. and if we come away 2—1 fro

south american country to the united states.en they are paying a smuggler a criminal network there is the potential they could be trafficked. that can happen in the form of bait and switch tack tick where they are told it's only going to be $10,000 but the fee goes up to 20 and they say you are going to be working for free at this restaurant or this bar or you will be selling yourself for sex and then they feel powerless. they are afraid to go to law enforcement and they believe there's a light at the end of the tunnel. i will eventually get free. i will eventually be able to make money. sometimes that pipe dream never comes to fruition. if you look at some of the experts and immigration they do say if you did not address the causes and the push and pull factors you are not going to address the overall situation. you are just going to make it complicated. before we started enforcing our immigration laws and we started tightening our border there was actually a cyclical flow of people would come and they would leave, they would c

talks after three pro independence parties won a majority in catalonia as parliament to form a south american football officials have been found guilty in the us of charges related to corruption in football's governing football governing body fever there's a marine of brazil and one pair of wire which are with racketeering and conspiracy liberations about the guilt of a third man will continue next week those are your headlines i will be back with another news update here on al-jazeera that's after artscape said to stay with us here on the channel if you can. news has never been more i think global but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife for listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of its gimmick but it's been a long shot at all that he has a goal for telegraphy was a colonial to keep going after a while without a trace on a. crime or a crime for the independent copper printed in the post-colonial you for it put

football team flamenco upstaged on home soil as the argentine rivals one of the biggest prizes in south american football. and un brokered talks on syria are resuming in geneva after a short break.

media rights to international soccer matches were to walk free just two days after two other south american officials were convicted of similar charges their national committee for the red cross and red crescent has begun medical evacuations from eastern goodin the besieged trouble hill area of syria's capital damascus the united nations had earlier called for five hundred people in need of urgent medical care to be allowed to leave the government of the philippines they're setting up more than six hundred temporary shelters for people displaced by the conflict in iraq the army to reach to the city from separatist fighters in october after a five month sea conditions have been made even worse though by a tropical storm attempt in egypt is asking the world bank for its help to resolve a ten month impasse with ethiopia over its massive grand renaissance dam project on the nile river the project also involves the sudan egypt fears the hydroelectric scheme will reduce its share of the water if the o.p.'s says the dam is needed for economic development. those are the headlines the news continues

three major airlines, united, american and south—west all suspended operations at the airport.era, has won sunday's presidential election run—off. he secured nearly 55% of the votes defeating, the left—wing senator and journalist, alejandro guillier by ten percentage points. mr pinera, has promised a better life for all chileans. austria's new coalition government of conservatives and the anti—immigration freedom party will be sworn in today. it makes austria the only country in western europe with a far—right party in power, following inconclusive elections in october. so what does the freedom party stand for and has it influenced european politics? bethany bell reports from vienna. a campaign video for the far—right freedom party. a couple wakes up to discover their home has been overrun by strangers. the video avoids xenophobic images, but the message is clear — austria for the austrians. support for the freedom party soared during the migrant crisis of 2015. then austria's conservative party under sebastian kurz also moved to the right. but now, mr kurz has formed a coaliti

to form a south american football officials have been found guilty in the u.s. of charges related to corruption and the foot both global governing body fifi chose a marrying of brazil and han and held the period of power by a child with a record tearing and conspiracy. those are your headlines they'll be a full news put us in head on al-jazeera that's often we return you to witness. would you include in. you want to write a song you want to scream let's write some lyrics how do you feel about all the china stuff. cruised. through. the. homes. it's pretty. nice looking for the. state of. mind. i'm not as guns as i was before the toaster is kind of a hardship because if you're running around after them and you're toast in the oven forget it's really fast. before the thing starts to burgers so you feel like smoke . and then there's my hair which is really frizzy without the blow dryer and there's no coffee maker. around. or being closely watched. there haha enjoy watching the telly on you'll know. it's what you want on to that signal no a cell phone or you know wha

to form a south american football officials have been found guilty in the us of charges related to corruption in football's governing body pfieffer jones a member of brazil and one on helen approved of power why would charge with the racketeering and conspiracy deliberations about the guilt of a third man will continue next week russia volunteer if you have announced deals covering the exchange of prisoners and mine clearing in syria the agreements were major and talks held in kazakhstan russia and iran backed the syrian government in the civil war while turkey's support some of the biggest rebel groups. a new art installation dedicated to the plight of refugees has gone on display at a london church the artwork and title suspended features hundreds of items that belong to refugees who made it to the greek island of lesbos as are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us iraq a deadly deception is up next. september eleventh. in the ruins of new york america votes to defeat terrorism but this promise is quickly betrayed. george bush changes enemies asama bin laden is replaced by saddam huss

feat for club world cup title in four years gremio of brazil were hoping to become the first south americanteam to win this competition since two thousand and twelve the first half was a close affair although railhead more than sixty percent of the position they could not converted into golds as the south american champions held their own the brazilians felt they should have had a penalty when ramiro went down in the box for misuzu rameau's challenge. but the referee felt differently much today anger and as has happened so many times in the past a near miss said one in can result in a goal at the other two minutes later cristiana rinaldo stepped up to the plate for the spanish club remember those fifty third minute goal handing the nadine's advancement in the eye and it could have been more ronaldo put the ball in the back of the maid again three minutes later only four to be ruled offside i checked midfielder luca moderates hit the post as rail continued to frustrate the cop in the better doris' winners i. and gareth bale also came close but to no avail i it didn't matter in the end though

american rebellion. it was they would have an army leave canada and move south and capture the city of albany. from there that army would be able to operate either in lower throughout england and attack american forces that were fighting against them. canadatish set off from in june of 1777. of mileseled hundreds and eventually got here to saratoga battlefield, located 30 miles north of the city of albany. british army7, the moved south in expectation of engaging american army commanded by horatio gates in battle. the two armies collided here at the battle of freeman's farm. it began at about 11:30 in the morning very near to where we are standing in the world and lasting until 7:00 in the evening. the battle resulted in a british victory. the british won. they won because they helped the field of battle. the american army retreated because they had lost. the british summer more casualties. -- suffered more casualties. american casualties numbered 320. although it was a purex victory, they still held the field of battle. army had to reorganize their forces. they had taken sony casualties on the

and media rights to international soccer matches or get walked free just days after two other south american officials were convicted of similar charges the government of the philippines is setting up more than six hundred temporary shelters for people displaced by the conflict in the warre the army return to the city from separatist fighters in october after a five month conditions have been made even worse by tropical storm tammy the national committee for the red cross and red crescent has begun medical evacuations from eastern guta the besieged rebel held area of syria's capital damascus the united nations had earlier call for five hundred people in need of urgent medical care to be allowed to leave egypt is asking the world bank for its help to resolve a ten month and passed with ethiopia over its massive grand renaissance dam project on the river nile the project also involves sudan egypt fears the hydroelectric plan will reduce its share of the water if the o.p.'s says the dam is needed for its economic development those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after sports

two south american football officials have been convicted of orruption in new york. and the former president of brazil's federation. they have been found guilty of taking bribes. more protests in gaza against america's recognition of jerusalem. health fills say two palestinians have been killed in clashes. reports say hundreds of palestinian protestors and they responded with snake grenades and rubber bullets. a man has been released from a hospital. he is accused of driving a car into christmas shoppers. 19 people were injured, three remain in critical condition. a new crisis is unfolding in greece while authorities are struggling to cope with thousands of asylum seekers. the deal reached between the european union annette: kara rezused the number of those making the journey. more than 50,000 have arrived since that deal was signed. our europe correspondent sent this report from the greek island. >> nestled on a greek hillside, europe's dirty secret. it's bursting at its seams. so full, families are forced to sleep outside the wire. this is europe's migration policy

were powerful figures aligned with football's governing body knew peut was a former head of the south american football federation and was found guilty on three counts but not guilty on two other counts were disappointed with a verdict as you can expect it is mr not but is going to continue fighting. spirit options and her children are very severe but it's an expander all very disillusioning. might in the former head of the brazilian football federation was found guilty of six of the seven charges against him the fact they weren't found guilty on all the charges indicates the jury at least partially believed the defense arguments that the corruption was part of a larger scheme that men were not fully involved with. both my team and the puta claimed their innocence and they were the first defendants to stand trial here in new york two years after an early morning hotel raid in switzerland revealed that the us justice department had been investigating widespread corruption within viva more than forty people have been charged in total more than half have pleaded guilty. to trial has implicated ma

thank you very much to form a south american football officials have been convicted of corruption charges in new york on friday chosen maria marino of brazil and one. of paraguayan of the two men in question they have been convicted on record tearing conspiracy gabriel elizondo is in new york with more. this was an incredibly complex trial that took over a month here at this federal courthouse in new york it took jurors six days of deliberations before they were able to reach this partial verdict the prosecution presented thousands of pages of evidence including bank records from numerous different countries airline tickets as well as videos and other things all presenting this case of what's been called the fifa trial against these three men these three powerful men for moral football the case was linking them to record tearing money laundering and fraud one and he'll numb put the former head of the south american football federation found guilty of three of the five charges against him was a media my team the former head of the brazilian football federation eighty five year old man he w

accused of taking cash in exchange for distributing marketing and media rights to matches. 2 south americanfootball officials were convicted by the same jury on friday. stay with us on "bbc world news." still to come, australia rules the ashes. after winning the series, they are back to make english visitors work hard. >> we saw this enormous tidal wave approaching the beach, and people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. >> the united states troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. the pentagon said the operation has been 90% successful, but it failed in its principal objective, to capture general noriega and take him to the united states to face charges. >> the hammer and sickle was hastily taken away. the russian flag was hoisted over what is no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth of independent states. >> day broke slowly over lockerbie, with a cockpit nosedown in the soft dirt. you can see what happens when a plane eight stories high falls from 30,000 feet. >> christmas has returned to albania after a communist ban lasti

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one until now put the former head of the south american football federation charged with three of five found guilty of three of the five charges against him and then the brazilian of course the former head of the c.b.s. for brazilian football federation very powerful man eighty five year old she was a mighty mit and found guilty of six of the seven charges against him so it just gives you an idea that the state or the government i should say through a lot out there they had a lot of evidence thousands of pages of documents that they presented during this including a flight records bank records from various different countries they relied on investigative officials from other countries as well all presented here over the last month but the headline i can tell you is that two of these three very powerful very powerful football officials in world football. found mostly guilty not completely but found mostly guilty of all the charges that state presented against them gabriel can you briefly explain to our viewers what brought this about so this trial about in the first place. we all rememb