the syrian national football team is it a team for twenty three million syrians or a propaganda tool for the country's president bashar assad a man accused of committing war crimes is this his team and their dictator steam as some have suggested. millions of syrians are refugees because of the civil war and still there is something called the syrian national football team who do they represent how does it feel to play for so no one speaks about politics because everyone is so focused on their job here and nobody. can really separate politics from football. support it's. a long way from home but all presidents in the world even. is joining the changing room is success. it's everywhere in the world it looks like the same procedure when political leaders like. me german football champions. sat chats with the syrian squad but the difference is that former players of the syrian national football team are reportedly missing such as defend their jihad for example. syrian regime. i mean program. a play on prison for being on the right or wrong side in kuwait the syrians prepare for the asian

i know he and his friends are confident their team are the defending champions that fight the team they just like. us they can team up tight. you know so we need to send our best play good. cop even without their best players on the pitch tight and dominate that coming yeah i come when. i go yeah well let's say it was a bad pitch goal. no goals at halftime but excellent food. if any patients are. a little bit stronger and i guess a bit still don't hate me for that. oh well what a great expert thailand take delete all good for nothing i want so guys this is the thailand bad bad bad bad. but as in every good game tragedy comes next. the philippines correlate slapstick equaliser with actually the thai replacement goalkeeper does the number one as in belgium. yeah right. no no no next pour in a few dates. great social and positive atmosphere despite the last minute heartbreak equalizer. i'm not the only foreigner who enjoys watching football in thailand. one of the many ex-pats in the country paul murphy from scotland even blogs about football going to the games here is a very different atm

a men accused of committing war crimes is this his team the dictators team as some have suggested. millions of syrians are refugees because of the civil war and still there is something called the syrian national football team who do they represent how does it feel to play for so no one speaks about politics because everyone the so focused on that job here. but. can we really separate politics from football. it's what it's. a long way for but it's all presidents a new world even. is joining the changing room is success. it's everywhere around the world it looks like the same procedure when political leaders like. me german football champions. sat chance with the syrian squad but the difference is that former players of the syrian national football team are reportedly missing such as defend their jihad for example. syrian regime. program. at play and prison for being on the right or wrong side in. white the syrians prepare for the asian cup they have a new coach. a german like me his new job seems like a very risky adventure because he lives and works in a war time country run by a

so we can forget this still a young team. but they are absolutely able to do the end on the first place you mention the roller coaster only this team as a squad is so much better on paper than they have been and it has been a roller coaster ride for them what has been life seems problem yeah especially that the time you look at the kind of the players that they have an attack like say the likes of polson forsberg august last season was just banging in the goals this season it's not been quite the same you do want to kind of what's going on there. if they can find a bit of consistency in their time i mean that they scored fewer goals than every other team in the top six which tells its own story would not expect out of this squad if they can find some consistently consistency in their attacking and i think they can really solidify that top four place and qualify for the champions a quick yes or no answer and it must take over from reineke at the end of this season is running actually the problem yes or no no i think is weird s

truth detectives starts a venue where we just team on t.v. w. . don't fret nothing set in stone yet but it feels as if second place biron will never catch up with table toppers dortmund how does that feel. committed support for the towers going into droplets bust much so when byron welcome struck our there's no reason to sweat light. i don't want to mention you know your friend from. peter boss can be thankful for that can his labor crews inside deliver him a first win in false work. this isn't it with a bunch of bionic with which. you don't say so many good teams but some feel under more pressure than others like this guy. ferguson let's pick up here my best escape would saturday be that day when hanover took on dortmund and themselves. and how does the other member of the top three feel mentioned. the future. alex bird were hoping to change that they too were feeling optimistic. to be true even if they could pick off can to match day ninety. with plenty of emotions to go around. don't make these guys angry you wouldn't like them when that angry

syria a team assad what is it. for your money are. often. a symbol of. some sort of. you from syria yeah in your fan. big fair we've got a very very big area we have to look for a very very very very big big big i mean you want to see. a loss we have a shot of that. project syria and bashar only it's an infamous phrase in support of president bashar assad these guys are fans of the dictator. and they use football and stage for blunt propaganda but. now kuwait versa syria the last warm up game before the asian cup time for the pre-match press conference within the gulf region coup why does regard it as liberal it's a monarchy where only one family rules but journalists who criticize the king can go to prison for up to five years. for me it feels like a different planet but for my fellow country men she's totally relaxed she's down to deliver us faces we hear from football coaches all over the world we have no reason to answer in the world here which i think we're going to stick to tom ridge . as a fellow journalist

i have not got the wolves team yet, but this is the liverpool team.. jones, sturridge, and 0rigi, so a lot of changes as expected. there are, to be sure, and he wants a premier league title, thatis he wants a premier league title, that is what he wants. i don't think he will be worried about the fa cup. if they get fired betas to lie, they will capitalise us deliver on it, but he wants the league. that is why i think he is resting players tonight. that might be a bit of a gamble. wolves had that good run in december, three na row before a view sort of strange defeats. yes, we started losing a few games, picked ourselves back up, and this is a great tie tonight for the fans, for the people, for the players as well. we have got a that result from the other week. and it will be a celebration of bill slater‘s life, one of the club legends, sadly passed away at the age of 91 just before christmas. it was the captain in 1960 the last time wolves the fa cup. three league titles as well. a real celebration tonight, and the manager says he wants the crowd to g

with the national team and the club. remember my name and i'm dead gone i would think finished and on to achieve. that's the aim by the force that i want to give back to the sport as well the one we should focus is the grass so i want to contribute and. hopefully you open academies so that people will say oh he came from the doing of the got me. to carry me gets here. young upcoming footballers look for any pitch they can find the perfect their football skills. on my trip i've come to learn football fever is slowly spreading across the country but there are still lots of work to be done for football to reach its full potential however success at a major tournaments and the young generation in love with the sport there will be born to talk about them cricket in the future. and does the future hold for the right. just the right people. so these days are the last frontier of the football world no team from the region has ever come close to call the fine for the world cup in the last fifteen years but for a decade now things

it's an unbelievable team at the moment i think it's a team you can lose but it's a kind of strange. absolutely the person who now has no time of course is the person taking over all the time us dollars a name we haven't heard in a business leader for a very long time who is well yeah i mean a name we haven't really heard about a decade just over a decade in fact when he left or was fired from dortmund he would have came through hamburger originally as a college that was first and coaching tossed and then moved on to dortmund after a few years their most famous adult and basically really laying into the press and press conference one time and then being succeeded by your going club so very much kind of overshadowed by the man who took over for them and want to leave a better impression from this job obviously he has had some success in the meantime in hungary he want to lay title their butts you wouldn't say it's pedigree really for a team that's trying to keep yourself in the division so it's a risky move certainly we'll see how it turns out and very quickly what does need to do to

team ah no. you're out of luck they only have careless kid. well as it stands now cricket earns india's top billing when it comes to the playing field many across the country are devoted to the sport and treat it like it's a really tricky it's been successful. in football get more followers and become successful as well. i'm heading to the home of the carola blasters who are they a protein formed in twenty fourteen as part of the indian super league on my to do list talk to two indian footballers one from the past and one in his prime to get their takes on white india's team has it made bigger strides on the international stage and having recently broken into people's top one hundred ranking what can we expect from india's national team in the coming year. i am v.j. on the first footballer to win india's player of the year multiple times a living legend who shared the stage with another great diego maradona the carolinian scored forty goals for his country and a face you literally see all over carola sitter back send them for the last. defende

thought them are the felons the are the what does the cup team syria or team assad what is it part of. the symbol of. some sort of. you from syria. when you're fan of. the big fair we've got a very very big hurdle i mean i've got a very very very very big big big fan i don't really want to see. a loss and we have a shot of that. project syria and bashar only it's an infamous phrase in support of president bashar assad but these guys are fans of the dictator and they use football and stage for blunt propaganda. now kuwait verse to syria. the last warm up game before the asian cup time for the pre-match press conference within the gulf region coup why just regard it as liberal it's a monarchy we're only one family rules but journalists who criticize the king can go to prison for up to five years. for me it feels like a different planet but for my fellow countrymen totally relaxed down the deliverance phrases we hear from football coaches all over the world we have no reason to under you in the world here but you going to speak to tom ridge. as a fellow journalist and experienced sports

to another team looking to return to former glory. success can be blinding and mentioned have had their fans pretty dizzy in recent months. at home on saturday they were out to at least temporarily leapfrog by and before the bavarian sunday game against down in fifteenth it looked like an easy if f. a glock but the fans no doubt still dreaming about winning the league this season even if the coach isn't. allowed to dream down again but not really about the home from school. but faithful used to being humble but now with their team in the most impressive and successful film they've been in for decades. especially at home have won eleven straight games but with out school parking the bus the hosts needed to be more patient than usual. the injured talking has i was sorely missed as replacement and former out school player abraham atro ray went close twice here . and he was also in focus out on the wing. bus were in control but faced strong resistance from the guests ten man defense so young my god it's tricky on through illinois house ju

team guns academy gets here. young upcoming footballers look for any pitch they can find the perfect their football skills. on my trip i've come to learn football fever is slowly spreading across the country but there are still lots of work to be done for football to reach its full potential however success at a major tournament and a young generation in love with this for there will be war to talk about them cricket in the future. and just a few trouble trying to write. something to thailand i'm just the right people to let us know. southeast asia the last frontier of the football world no team from the region has ever come close to qualifying for the world cup in the last fifteen years but for a decade now things have been changing and they have been changing faster than you think especially here in time. to train the high from going up going out every day. keeps growing and some of the best planes. pans and then europe is a progression in the last ten years. and that's. the phrase. the future of football in so

the team like many other sports teams was disbanded after the u.s. led invasion and occupation of iraq in two thousand and three but much more than that it's part of a wave of women taking bigger roles in iraq and society but unfortunately our society does not accept women sports but many iraqi women are defying these restrictions and adamant to bring achievements to iraq by raising its flag by women in international tournaments and it's not just in sports in southern iraq a farmer wants to revolutionize the farming industry. she's aiming to grow tomatoes and other vegetables in greenhouses without fertilizers in other words to be completely organic. as a woman i took up the responsibility to cultivate my lens and aim to achieve progress as a female farmer i want to break up the stereotype and restrictions on women in tribal society and will support the role of female farmers. rights activists are increasingly hopeful that things are changing for iraqi women but they still fill those in charge are resisting the change they turn to. that woman. is tha

he was also a second team coach and he was previously a youth team coach in international game in germanyjoining as now is a good friend of mine. let's look at huddersfield, they are in irrigation dogfight. we're not sure they are going to get out of it. why is he right person to take over at this time? i am not sure he is. i think huddersfield have looked for you david whitener or the closest thing they can get. they have gone back to they can get. they have gone back to the source. unlike david, he has to ta ke the source. unlike david, he has to take over not in the championship but in the relegation fight with huddersfield from the seemingly hopeless position. i can only assume that this is already very much an appointment with a view of rebuilding their club and rebuilding the premier league challenge becomes the premier league challenge becomes the next season because i think it would be very unfair on him or anyone else in this position to assume that safety can be achieved from this position. should we take the experience into account, the fa ct the experience into account, the fa

the home team had v.a. are on their side an added time which did not see an infringement by nicholas moyes on there and his hand. shortly before and frankfurt has been awarded a penalty for handball which sebastian allaire used to draw the sides level for the second time. frame and had first taken the lead in the first half through max i guess time after a nice solo effort. on take refuge equalized a few minutes later with a thumping shot. martin tonic brought the hosts back in front of early in the second half. but the emotionally charged match ended all square. is there any consolation for brandon. my wife will give me a hug and help me to calm down a bit and doesn't want to come. there were many positives to take away from who were handed a drubbing at home by like six years of open the floodgates inside two minutes. and added a second after a quarter of an hour this time with his left. just before hand. opened his bonus league accounts again making it look too easy. in the second half with a visit off d

wasn't enough for hep wanted to compete on the school's swim team, too. that ledo a new challenge for the prosthetic team and once again, they delivered. >> so we had to design something that could get h to walk to the water's edge and then still function in the water's edge. >> i don't think there's anythinglse like this out there. >> the first swim that he did was a butterfly, a it was crazy how high he raised his chest out of the water with the power of this fin. >> throught hisjourney, sebastian has been a role model for his teammates and classmates. he's a teenager who's already learned a very adult lesson. tt's not how many times you fall down, it's how fou get up. >> how do you think your mother would be feeling? if she could see y now? >> i think she would be pretty happy with how far i've come. >> as we all are. now cancer free, sebastian will continue to get scans everyus year, to make sure he's healthy and he tells us he's looking forward to playing la crosse in the spring. the family has also forgedfr a ndship with the owners of that local lab

so i think i have to come more together as a team. and i think this is a little final piece and i don't know how close they are to nico but still of course they won some games lately but still i don't know some miscommunication so too many individuals miscommunications and ali. you know by seem to find their groove the first half the season is a bit of a blip and now they've won a couple of games they get things like what are these key factors to buy and form at the moment yes certainly that they have that wobble in the first of the season but recently it's seven wins in a row now in the bundesliga which shows that they have found a bit of the old fear factor that they used to instill in saves i mean we remember that golf game where they threw away a two goal is you need to draw against a team that was newly promoted that looks awful now they have rediscovered a little bit they don't quite as you say today they're not quite the buy in of all but they definitely rediscovered a bit of their fear factor and i think one player has been ke

basically no one outside our team thinks we can win, and everyone inside our team thinks he can win,hen your backs out of the wall, you really come into your own? i am excited every time i get to chase down our coach england. i love the way that the barca coach england. i love the way that we really come into our own. the england head coach with our rugby union correspondent chrisjones there now, scotland also named their team today for their opening match against italy. and the big news there is that sam johnson will make his international debut. the australian—born centre has really stood out for glasgow over the last couple of seasons and head coach gregor townsend says. green that you need a body of work behind you. you need to perform at the highest level. ten years ago he played some excellent games, last season he was voted player of the season. and she has also played well this year, when he has had the opportunities. but the action of course starts in paris tomorrow night. wales had their captain's run in the stade de france this afternoon, and they're looking to extend thei

denmark we hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in the united korean team. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us here. in rights watch says a saudi teen who has field fleeing abuses barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation tire thora he's a rock mohamed a canoe and will be sent back to kuwait today where her family is but how can she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there any teen year old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. ok let's get more on the story now from phil robertson from human rights watch he's been helping coordinate efforts to prevent the hoffs deportation phil thanks so much for being with us this morning why is human rights watch calling for rojas deportation to be halted well she has suffered psychological and physical abuse before she arrived in saudi arabia she is quite sure for for his life early if she is sent back we're calling for the thai government to permit u.n. refugee agency that u.n.h.c.r. to have access to earth and t

to get the team in its way. 1d new; is five years of trying to get the team in its way.ying to get the team in - its way. now i am; five years of trying to get the team in - its way. now i am able five years of trying to get the team in - its ‘ seeing w i am able five years of trying to get the team in - its ‘ seeing the am able what the had done with the seeing what they had done with the cloud, the stadium and obviously having peter is a huge part of this. it isa having peter is a huge part of this. it is a special group of people. to not be part of this incredible team, it is going to be inside —— exciting. serena williams says she "did not choke" after missing four match points to allow karolina pliskova to win a dramatic australian open quarter—final. williams lost the first set, but won the second to force a decider and was 5—1 up in it, but she turned her ankle on her first match point and went on to waste three more as we saw one of the great comebacks, the czech seventh seed storming back to win 6 games in a row to take the third 7—5. williams had been targettin

players are in the team have the backing of longtime hoffenheim patron. of the hoffenheim affiliated association kickoff into life it has helped establish a solid foundation we've been playing amputee football here regularly since twenty fourteen it's our home from home and we're very grateful for it. so i don't post. here better yet. gary. it's much diet hoffenheim kristin heights and co a fervent home fans here as throughout the bundesliga access football is a priority. both of your host neither started with the layout here in hoffenheim you've never far to go. will share users can park right where they have to go out to go on this beautiful we have trained personnel and they get to the place quickly such that that's it in time for the pre-match songs. the countdown to kickoff is on. the for his accident christian hinds like so many other youngsters in germany dreamed of playing. in the fullness league. i. talked on i was going to my first game shocker against cole but i got the bug right then and still have it today. as it's clear to see and hear i. an

team are credited with revealinf thety loopholes. ones that needed to be closed with the new legisation. >> doe the florida school know about your history in eac.? >> for y he worked as a history teacher in a pair of d.c. charter schools despite having a history himself. capital city public charter school fired him in 2016 after hearing of allegations he fsexually abused amer student a decade earlier. a florida public schoolired m four months after he was let go in d.c. they told the news 4 i-team capital city gave them a positive reference about him. >> we were told this was an excellent teacher. >> it wt a yr later d.c. says they were told about the allegations not by the school but by the victim himself. capital city last year tol the i-team they were confident they properly handled the matter. the d.c. office of attorney general investigates told us it declined to file criminal charges against any employee for not reporting the alleged abuse. >> we'll be paying close attention to this. >> reporter: a new law stiffens the requirem

he is a leader in that tea m team room. he is a leader in that team room.ives back to rory like the right of cup. he loves the adrenaline, it is made for him, as it is for a not the europeans, it is made for him. he will not miss out. he will be there, front and centre, one of the leading lights of ourteam. nine times world rally champion sebastien loeb won tuesday's second stage of the dakar rally from pisco to sanjuan de marcona in peru. it was a day of near misses for some while overnight leader nasser al—attiyah plunged to eighth in the overall standings, with south africa's giniel de villiers, the 2009 champion, now out in front with the event running until the 17th of january when it ends in the peruvian capital of lima. mikaela shiffrin was denied a record—equaling eighth consecutive fis world cup slalom win by petra vlhova on tuesday. shiffrin had led after the first run but vlhova set a testing target — the slovakian was more than second faster than the rest of the field. and when it came to the double olympic champion's final run, the american‘s a

unless he was traded or sold to another team, he could not offer his services to another team. was owned by his club, unless -- the reserve clause said that the team reserved all rights to him as a player. the way that players challenged the reserve clause, the first big attempt was 1890. the players leave was founded by john montgomery ward. john montgomery ward was the president of the first serious attempt at a players union. when the players league imploded, there was another attempt in 1914 and 1915 through the federal league, another major league established in which players would share in some of the ownership and receive greater payment that way. here we have an image of teams from the late 1914 season celebrating. they were playing in major-league ballparks and were simply not able to draw the same numbers of fans as the established american league and national league. eventually, they imploded after two seasons. but the idea was that by having these unions, by trying to establish their own leagues, the players could control their own destinies, could control how much

we reached out to the other team. the coach sent a statement saying the team or the staff does not condone unsportsmanlike actions in any form. >> i think that they need to have a conversation with some of the players.oi whatever is down, somebody needs to have a frank discussion andt what's acceptable what's not. >> you can have pockets of ignoranc ignorance. >> i'm so proud of that te f. especially the other teams saying, this is not okay. and the caps, too. >> 4:41 our time right now. chuck bl is standing by. >> we have dry weather today and tomorrow. thursday evening, there is a chance it will be mostly rain. more about that and the ten-day forecast coming up. >>> plus, more team coverage, live on the roads of the iciness we're dealing withnow. u're looking at a scene from hyattsville, maryland.n we'll checkith our crews across the region. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> it is 4:44 on this tuesday. a live look outside right now in northwest washington. a lot of pavement. that's a good thing. heads-up beforeou

here deep in senegal's countryside with an all girls team. that's breaking the norm . they don't play nice. they play to win. but they want to mop up as a coach and talent scout working with the new african national basketball association academy in senegal. a pilot if. we don't coach girls differently from boys because they're lionesses in the making and to be lionesses they need to . senegal's national team are known as the lyonnesse during the last world championships in october they outperformed it out showing most teams coming close to bringing the cup to africa and so in a country where many young girls are married at a young age the success of the women's national basketball team is challenging traditional views defiant more and more girls are going out to play instead of staying at home. perseverant rigor encourage qualities bali's looking for while a few girls will make a living from playing basketball if selected it's a chance to get training full scholarship and an education an opportunity to another life nicholas hawke al-jazeera chess senegal. bilby plains

there were only five members of the team, and so almost half the team came from this one high school who i wrote about. two of the five were first team college all-americans. >> host: the name of the book is "tigerland: a city divided, nation torn apart a mam cal season of healing. "what book of yours are you best known for? >> host: that would be "the butler" turned into a motion picture. that starred, among others, oprah winfrey, forrest whitaker, cuba gooding jr., david, jane fanned fonda and vanessa red grave. a pretty special movie came out in 2013. i think you can safely say it sort of took america by storm. it was an mace ab amazing hart felt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name was eugene allen, and he had quite a life. he started in the white house wore harry truman and went up to president reagan he had quite an epic life. >> host: author wil haygood, thank you for your time. ...

members of the team. all of these athletes came from this one high school that i wrote about and then first team college all-americans. >> tiger land. is the name of the book. what book of yours are you best known for? . >> the butler that was turned into a motion picture that starred oprah winfrey and forest whitaker and cuba gooding junior among others jane fonda, and vanessa redgrave. it was a pretty special movie that came out 2013 that you can safely say it took america by storm. it was an amazing heartfelt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name is eugene. he started in the white house with harry truman and went all the way up to president reagan. he had quite an epic life. >> thank you for your time. [inaudible conversations] . >> good evening everyone. thank you for joining us tonigh tonight. i am pleased to welcome you to this evening's event and presenting the new book invisible the organization which supports programs like history literature philos

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marc teams are very busy this time of year. machones teams are very busy this time of year.ms are very busy this time of year. machones is from the brecon mountain rescue team. what are you expecting in the coming days? we are preparing for an increase in calls with the snow forecast from tomorrow afternoon so we with the snow forecast from tomorrow afternoon so we are with the snow forecast from tomorrow afternoon so we are expecting a busy weekend. we also make the 4x4s available to other services like the police and the ambulance to help them to get to emergency calls and help them in their routine calls like patients who are on dialysis to get the treatment they need. we are helping them where we can. thank you very much. substantial snow is forecast to come in across southern england, the midlands and here in wales, starting tomorrow afternoon. it could hit the rush hour so it could be disrupted and there is also a warning for ice. we have seen plenty of writers out here tonight and councils are looking at contingency plans because they want to make sure that whatever t

it's a really strong football team. that's how it is.ible, full of desire, angry, all that stuff. but with the knowledge of the opponent. that's how it is. denmark to me are the best team in europe, their control, the way they take care of the games was a good chance for us. focusing on what we have to do to win the game. everybody is asking. we are going to try. staying in the premier league, chelsea have made the first major signing of the january transfer window. they've paid the german league leaders borussia dortmund $73 million for their american forward christian pulisic — but agreed to loan him back to the bundesliga side for the rest of the season. the 20—year—old usa international joined dortmund as a youth player back in 2015. he's scored 9 goals in 23 internationals for his country. the german football journalist gunther schroth says chelsea have signed once of the most exciting prospects in european football but thinks they may have paid too much for a player who hasn't been a first—team regular at dortmund of late. he was n

says you don't want in hollywood wanted to make plus sports as a peacemaker a joint korean immense team prepares a handful of championship in germany and denmark to hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in a unified team. player. playing. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. type police say that they will not support a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse of mohammed al qa noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport to avoid being returned to her family she says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok the united nations refugee agency has now made contact with the team and is being reported it is being reported that she will be allowed to enter thailand officially for evaluation by u.n. officials now the team began posting on twitter for help on saturday and here's her latest video as rough and i'm still in the room. i have no choice. this it i have to go tomorrow. no one can help. and let's

i was extremely confident in the spacecraft and our team.oming into work and i was not worried about it. i got work and i was not worried about it. igota work and i was not worried about it. i got a nice night's sleep. but i will say that the new horizons team makes it look easy. all of these projects in space flight require enormous attention to detail and smart and dedicated people. this project is no exception. this team spent two and a half years working at tale off to make sure that this would go buy the book. from everything we can tell, they scored 100 on the test. they really, really good. applause congratulations. matt kaplan from the planetary society, planetary radio. how long before the very highest resolution images, and the colour images might start to appear? the colour images will start to come down this week. they will be low resolution, so what we will do is ta ke resolution, so what we will do is take the somewhat higher resolution black—and—white images and we will drape the collar over it to give the best impression of w

and see the team win and then another three points get it all your muni. you don't think it was before the. new sights new sounds but a very familiar football league. and here it is by and home a reno the history student is truly in his element now. so i'm here on the pitch where so many top stars play the venue for the champions league final in twenty twelve buying couldn't win that one but they did a year later they sell. braid so many titles at the stadium it's fantastic to have the chance to stand here now at the ticket. to cherish for the young visitor from g.l.a. . were very happy to welcome you here in munich i hope you all enjoy your journey and visit here and try to match i think it's a very unique experience. he loves wearing his butt and shirts and now he's got one of robin's. and so to the main event. crystal was the burn every moment of this game in his memory client but three goals past us a loss but surprisingly then have to settle for a draw. still he's met his heroes and done a t.v. interview what's it say all round with a go at me like yo

who was on the team bus on the way to a reserve game. dropped off here and the sporting director came and took me to the team hotel and if it can seem you take a. call from the head coach at very short notice we need you then it was sit back and wait. i was totally relaxed but i got a cup of cino own question just thought a bit about the game should not get up. there was left to wait by the highway for a lift back so he could just league debut. some guy on the road in full noise kit and a few people were certainly wondering what i was doing there. the system up to his first call up was for a vital match with his team battling relegation time. this is hoffenheim the training ground today with some special guests spectators. it's really exciting just to watch the pros at work close and personal on the on the three you can see the routines not so different from ours obviously it's all done at a higher tempo but there are definite similarities with the movement and practice drills for us it's fun to watch and quite emotional by this sportsma

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when stanford team made it to the meet, members of the university of washington track team had extraear standing by just in case. >>> in the east bay, a popular weekend event is going to shut down for the first time in history. abc 7 news was in berkeley for the flee market in the b.a.r.t. station parking lot. they report the market is struggling financially and will not be held in february and march. it may also relocate to adeline street. they rent stalls to vendors. >>> just ahead, facebook took money from some of the youngest users. details on the lawsuit ahead. >>> also tinder settles a lawsuit over age discrimination. what the dating site was accused of doing to subscribers over 30. >>> and showing fans some love. highlights from this year's a's fan fest and a first look at the gondola the team is pitching to oakland. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a live look from the east bay hills camera. despite the cloud cover, a mild start to the wee for top quality floors come to floor & decor. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. hardwoods, laminates, t

conditions for both teams.ght months after he took charge. they're mid—table in the championship and the final straw seems to have been the draw with league one side shrewsbury in the fa cup at the weekend. all members of his coaching staff have also left. stoke hope to make an appointment "as swiftly as possible" but it won't be former fulham boss slavisa jokanovic — he's turned down the opportunity of an interview. ireland's padraig harrington will captain europe's ryder cup team when they defend their title at whistling straights in the usa in 2020. the three time major winner was announced today as successor to denmark's thomas bjorn. he played in six successive ryder cups, was a vice—captain on three occasions and feels now is the right time for him to take on the top job. i know what it really does to reflect on my legacy weather on the success reflect on my legacy weather on the success of the captain or not. even though the time it looks like it was right, right person, right place, right, right person,

that work should never have happened without team work. specifically, the team work of the school education coordinators that have been my co creators, partners, friends, and it started with becky wyke in 2003 when i joined. she was here until 2007 until it was time for her to get married and go off to denver. and then, rachel pommerands joined the team and ramar was born. that was from 2007 to 2016. again an incredible person to work with. so much of what we did was done during those years. also, after rachel left, i've had the great delight to work with josee dominguez-chan who is the current coordinator. wrapping up my career here with her by my side is powerful for me and very meaningful. i just want to say these three women are smart, powerful, and none of the work that i got to do the past 16 years could have been done without them. i just want to acknowledge them and their role during that will time. so thank you. i also want to acknowledge the physical education aids and associates. many here this year from this year and last year

>> stay tuned. >> that sounds great. >>> sy with us for team coverage tonight. we're keeping an eye on the road conditions across the region, tracee wilkins and shomari stone back to update us at 6:30. >>> and a mother of three hit the a cancer diagnose and government shutdown took away her paycheck in the middle of key mow therapy. how sangers got htrer >>> the temporary government a tdown came to a close not moment too soon for a local woman. she was forced to pay for rent or pay for chemo therapy. nicoleob j met with her today to learn how strangers came forward to help h out. ♪ >> it was just a whole pin power moment. >> reporter: a 43-year-old mother of three. >> all of my besties came. this is it frank? >> reporter: youay remember her from last week. today she's rejoicing, over 20 chemo therapy treatments completed. she shaved her head and a that comes with this horrible disease until it brought her to tears. >> chemo is rough. day-to-day you d you're going to feel, if you're going to be okay. >> reporter: she didn't know if she'd be okay especially when t

we need himack on the team. >>> new this morning, one local youth team is getting a lot of attention on social media. >> the map leaf maple leafs ar against racism. a member of the team faced racial taunts. his teammates were not having it and began yelling at the other team. two caps players heard this story and felt compelled the do something. >> we heard about the unfortunate incidents that were taking place with the vine. we were happy to see your team stand up and defend and support each other. >> they recorded a video message for the young team thanking them for sticking up for their teamma teammate. smith pelley says this hits close to him. he recalls facing the same hat growing up. >> it makes me so mad. want to encourage people to get in sports they may be underrepresented ino i am happy the caps stepped up. >> you see it around the world and nsoccer. >> the caps invited the entire team to their game against the st. louis blues on january 14th. hope kids do that more often. >> after that game, the youth rest s going to meet t of the caps, as well. cool outcome. >>> coming up

the whole team gets together because national security is a team sport.back can't do everything by himself. neither donald trump nor any other president republican or democrat that i've worked under is an expert on russia or anything else for that matter. so you get briefed up by your team beforehand. there are some strange circumstances which occasionally the principal would say i'd like to do this one-on-one. it does not happen often. and more rarely with the president. but inevitably at the end of it, the president or the senior comes back and then back briefs the team that briefed him. everybody wants to share the wealth. everybody who wants to protect u.s. interests wants to compare notes, see what happened, what worked, what didn't work. and above all, the principal that went in wants to come back and say you gave me good prep or this didn't work out like you told me it would. the fact the president didn't do that is explained by one thing and that he wants to keep something secret. he's hiding something which is the very strong impression i got whe

we have two clubs that provide the majority of our team. 7 o 0% of the team come from edinburgh and glasgowof upping there, we have to tap eninto and build on, when that and knowledge is leading to thatis that is better for us. that wins and that is better for us. that is our focus, carry on with the same appetite, with the group that is hungry to achieve. appetite, with the group that is hungry to achieve, a; a week on friday, when in paris a week on friday, when france host wales, and then scotland, italy murrayfield the following day, before the fixture of the opening round, with ireland, grand slam champions, taking on england. a mouthwatering proposition. it should be a great championships. dan roan there, and the women's six nations was launched alongside them with france defending their title. england start this campaign against ireland. any team in the tournament can beat one another, so we would be really naive to say france is the game we are looking to and i know it is very much a cliche but we have to look at ireland first and foremost, we have to get our preparation right for t