the header sneaked into the goal through a hole in the net. that made it 2-0.arlier, they have put lab orkusen ahead with a shot outside the bix. then came the first controversial call. he was on side before passing the ball back to kevin, but the equalizer was disallowed. also controversial was the penalty awarded after this scene in the 83rd minute. there seem to be no end to the bad luck. marcus, a late goal, but it was too little too late. of theft laborkusen top table. are looking to regain their place at the top of the table. they are playing at home to hanover. it is not clear whether sch meltzer is fit to play. the last two times they have faced hanover, they have won. haven berlio n jumped to the top of the bunde liga. -- bundesliga. the results could have been quite different. they almost scored a goal with this pass. it hit the goalpost. and moving on to tennis. tommy haas is continuing his bid to win the austrian open for the first time since 2001. the 35-year-old is just beginning his semi final match against rosol from the czech republic. haas no

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half the distance to the goal. automatic first down. >> verne: that is on cody vereen. >> gary: right. >> verne: true freshman. >> gary: verne, how about this for georgia. their season ended on the five yard line against alabama, and their season hangs in the balance on the five yard line right here. >> verne: again, it's conley in the slot. >> verne: murray. goes into the end zone. flag. i thought it might be thrown. >> gary: interference. >> verne: justin coleman battling rantavious wooten. >> gary: here is the problem. you really can't run the ball. if you run it and you don't make it, the game is going to be over. >> referee: pass interference. number 27. defense. the foul took place in the end zone. therefore, the ball will be placed at the two yard line. first down. >> gary: i do not think time is a factor. i think they can get into the end zone. incomplete. intended for mcgowan. obviously. >> verne: chris conley this time is the wide receiver. murray saying, "hurry up." into the end zone. incomplete. intended

>> gus: they're right there at the goal line, first and goal. h eight catches or more. michael crabtree, the last man to do it, the great san francisco 49er receiver, hurt right now. first down and goal at the 1. kenny williams lines up as the deep back in the diamond formation for davis webb. they'll give it to him and he'll walk in. so with 7:13 to go, five-point game with the extra point coming. >> charles: looks like they're going to go for two here. to try and make it a field goal game. >> gus: yes, they will. first attempt at a two-point conversion this season. davis webb lines up in the shotgun. here's webb to throw it. lobs it in the corner. incomplete. he looked inside and the ball was thrown on his outside shoulder. but texas tech went for it on fourth down and two, got big yardage. kenny williams pays it off. five-point ball game. back after this. tim mcgraw: i spend a lot of time on the road. it connects me to all the things that i love-- my family, my fans and my career. that's why i love performing my new song, "highway don't care."

. >> the high point of the match was the goal that wasn't. minuteder in the 70th leapt into the goal and the referee allowed it. ahead with this shot from outside the box. snatched.ualizer was he was called offsides when he made this past. -- this pass. thea penalty was awarded in 84th minute. >> after that match, oppenheimer immediately lodged a protest with the german football association. they want me until the week after next to consider the case. the vice president was the first official to comment on what some are calling the ghost goal and he appeared to rule out the possibility of a replay. any footballer feels instinctively, as i do, that what happened was unfair. that goal should be not allowed to this band. -- to stand. pre-k's we cannot allow every single decision by referees to be called into question. the misleadert of -- and the rest of the -- esliga and you t an nierenberg reached 1-1. that leaves the table looking like this. with the top line continuing to set the pace. in the bottom half, moved to the bottom after their defea

the season they have been terrific. >> gary: yes, they have 2 downs to get one. they don't go field goal i don't think. >> verne: a man open. walker. >> gary: when you talk to the coaches, which guy has come the fartherest this year and they say walk. a big pitch and catch last week against ole-miss. >> verne: on 3rd down and 9 manziel hitting. kennedy. 6:10 remaining. >> gary: the way manziel moves his bode y around when he throws quickly is fun to watch. >> verne: 2nd and goal and auburn has a player down. that's ryan white number 19. >> gary: the action this time from manziel -- he's been magnificent on this drive. 6th man of the year. he almost turns his body and throws at the same instant. watch him just pivot and throw instantly. no motion at all. drops the left foot back and quickly pumps it over there. >> verne: and almost quietly. he has 411 yards throwing the ball. 411, sketch yards -- 67 yards, closing in his 4th career 500 yard game. he is in the top 3 in the history of the sec. second down and 1. >> [applauding]. >> gary: isn't it interesting? a lot of these spreads look ali

that is the -- that is one of the fundamental goals, the end goals. cond end goal is that people in our country who work hard and take responsibility can work with dignity, raise their children with dignity and retire with dignity. third, that we are a country where the accident of your birth does not overly determine the outcome of your life. so, of course, nobody more than me will get lost in the difficult issues of pay fors and adjust sets and budget totals, et cetera. but it is very important for us to step back and remember that all of those measures have to be measured against whether it is fulfilling that basic goal of a strong inclusive middle class, being able to work or raise your children with dignity in a country where everyone has a chance to rise. that is what we ultimately measure our success against. and i feel that at times we do lose our way on this. when you look at current fiscal policy right now, you can feel that some who advocate -- forget what that larger goal is. for example, we work very hard, president obama works very hard i

that is one of the fundamental goals, the end goals. oal is that people in our country who work hard and take responsibility can work with dignity, raise their children with dignity and retire with dignity. third, that we are a country where the accident of your birth does not overly determine the outcome of your life. so, of course, nobody more than me will get lost in the difficult issues of pay fors and offsets and budget totals, et cetera. but it is very important for us to step back and remember that all of those measures have to be measured against whether it is fulfilling that basic goal of a strong inclusive middle class, being able to work or raise your children with dignity in a country where everyone has a chance to rise. that is what we ultimately measure our success against. and i feel that at times we do lose our way on this. when you look at current fiscal policy right now, you can feel that some who advocate -- forget what that larger goal is. for example, we work very hard, president obama works very hard in thinking thr

we don't want to spend the time to achieve that goal. ople go into the gym and they may see a person who's... has an excellent body, huge biceps, curling 300 pounds weight, and they say, "well, boy, this skinny guy like me can do that." they stack on those weights. they try to do that. they lift incorrectly. it's too much weight and then they injure themselves. it can be things like running. "well, boy, i can go out and run five miles." well, if i tried to do that today i would probably be in here seeing my therapist tomorrow. we have to realize that, as we age, our bodies are always changing. and sometimes our minds can feel as young and vigorous as we were when we were teenagers, so we tend to think that our bodies are the same. our bones are changing and our joints are changing, and so if we haven't been consistent with a flexibility program or a strengthening program, and we'ot dng i on regular basis, it's highly likely that somhing h changed over the years and/or over the months. and when you go to do an exercise or an activity sudde

it's important but not the goal. it's the mean to the end and the end is full safe effective successful engagement in participatory media and culture and society. this is a participatory medium that we're talking about in a network world. we're are in this environment and network participatory environment and our students need the tools. they need social emotional learning is a key tool and technical and literacy and media is behavioral so this has just been a fantastic day. thanks to all for coming and thank you everybody. i just want to share one piece of data which i don't understand completely. maybe our friend from facebook can explain, his twitter colleagues what they do. a hash tag was created and "stop bullying sf barb and hash tag and generated 3 million personal impressions and 1.3 million followers within the last 24 hours. [applause] isn't that incredible? we talked about some of the dangers in social media today and i guess that's part of the beauty of social media and the video is part of that as well,

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the agreement struck by senate leaders reid and mcconnell is a temporary one, a truce, but it meets two goals the white house insisted upon. get government employees back to work and authorize more federal borrowing. the bill needs to pass in the senate and the house tonight, and reach the president's desk by midnight eastern time, that way it beats the treasury's stated deadline when it says it could start running out of cash fast. john harwood joins us now from washington with more on the deal reached today, a timeline of tonight's voting and whether we have to go through this all over again in just a couple months time, john? >> tyler, you know that congressional manage manufacturing process is built around time of delivery. we expect the senate is going to pass this bipartisan deal between harry reid, mitch mcconnell around 7:15 p.m. eastern time and reopen the government through january 15th. it would raise the debt limit through around february the 7th. in the meantime, congress would negotiate a longer term budget deal that would alleviate part of the budget secoquester, at least that'

and he's the youngest to score four goals in the nhl since 1988.harks win 9-2 for the big hurdle remembering his name. because right now he's the hottest name ever in hockey. >> yes, what a great shot. >> more of that shot, you know, might end up being the goal of the year. >> called the hurdle at 19. >> that's perfect. >> i love it. >> yes. >> yes. that's why you're the mçó4+y?i >> yes. that's why you're the to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com.

and he's the youngest to score four goals in the nhl since 1988. sharks win 9-2 for the big hurdle remembering his name. because right now he's the hottest name ever in hockey. >> yes, what a great shot. >> more of that shot, you know, might end up being the goal of the year. >> called the hurdle at 19. >> that's perfect. >> i love it. >> yes. that's why you're the anchor man. >> never seen before. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >>> setm meyers up next. >> i know a lot of you are upset with the a's. don't be. they're coming home. all green and gold. >> got them right where they want to. >> there is always? >> tomorrow. thank you. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the next batman, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme )

the turnover leading to points, gore, leaning on the goal line. then they're kaepernicking, that means life is good. vern davis, career high, 180 yards, tennessee, four receptions today. down at the four, three plays later, gore over the line. all three phases working, offense, defense, special tames.

it's such a big emotion and i can't describe in one word the feeling but it's great for me to be the goalin the not know if you are in the future is to arrive in g.p. and to do this with the rules in superbike go more like a superstar so the difference is a little bit bigger so for me now to arrive there which has to be my personal goal i have to take this direction so is a shame as always but it is good because we can still work together are still going to do some things but it seems that for me this is but as well as overbought long but stay tuned for a trip to start tree and a different take on terror and he knows film reservoir dogs so you see. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of failed detroit has been sentenced to twenty years in prison after being found guilty of committing record tiering conspiracy fraud extortion and tax crimes while the mayor the prosecutor say he funneled millions of dollars to himself and family members all while detroit moved headstrong towards the bankrupt state it is in today this is big news

in many ways, that's what the goal was. >> i don't think shaking up the status quo is the goal here. people into office, you know, i was elected, i was sent to washington to fight obama care. i was sent to washington to shake up the status quo, and i think you were sent to washington to govern, to represent the interests of the american people, not some small sector, and right now in the republican party, the base of the party is in the south, overwhelmingly white, and very, very, very conservative and all they do is live in a very small bubble, including a media bubble, and talk to each other. you get heritage and freedom work -- >> that's not true in the state legislature. >> it is not healthy. >> you don't think that's true of democrats? >> to some extent it is, but when you witness what's going on here, there are people in the democratic party saying we need a deal and we don't see that right now coming from the heart and soul of the republican party. >> juan, the democrat and liberals live in the biggest mainstream media bubble ever created in the history of the universe. if you

the agreement struck by senate leaders reid and mcconnell is a temporary one, a truce, but it meets two goals the white house insisted upon. get government employees back to work and authorize more federal borrowing. the bill needs to pass in the senate and the house tonight, and reach the president's desk by midnight eastern time, that way it beats the treasury's stated deadline when it says it could start running out of cash fast. john harwood joins us now from washington with more on the deal reached today, a timeline of tonight's voting and whether we have to go through this all over again in just a couple months time, john? >> tyler, you know that congressional manage manufacturing process is built around time of delivery. we expect the senate is going to pass this bipartisan deal between harry reid, mitch mcconnell around 7:15 p.m. eastern time and reopen the government through january 15th. it would raise the debt limit through around february the 7th. in the meantime, congress would negotiate a longer term budget deal that would alleviate part of the budget secoquester, at least that'

san francisco surpassed the 50 percent goal, and wanted to expand the goal and aim higher. so the board of supervisors and the commission on the environment passed a 75 percent landfill deversion resolution by 2010. and a zero waste goal by 2020. and as you know, san francisco has the highest landfill deversion rate of any large city in the country and we divert 50 percent of the material that we generate from the landfill and so that was great. and we are well known for the mandatory recycling law. and this requires everyone in san francisco and not just government, but residents and visitors to properly separate into recyclables and compost and trash and this really quicked up the composting. this is interesting, and this san francisco, deversion and disposal and generation between the years 1995 and 2010. and the most recent years that we have numbers for and if you look at the black line that chart's disposal and it is a very positive indicator of sustainability since 2000 and we have seen a reduction and in fact we have the lowest disposal rate in 30 years, the blue li

that's not just moving the goal post. that's a pi son pill. if you want to bring republicans together, tell them they have to break the sequester. the sequester is what democrats care most about. it's not obama care. it's getting the spending rolling again. republican also never agree to that. >> let me just, again this all gets a little technical. the sequester was part of the budget control act, part of the breakdown when we had the near default in 2011. it's the automatic spending cuts, again, something everybody hoped wouldn't happen, but it did happen because the super committee didn't arrive at a deal. there are automatic spending cuts that are part of the law. if you extend the debt ceiling under the sequester, rather the government's funding under the sequester cuts, that means the cuts continue longer and the democrats don't like that. >> you asked for the sweet spot. a lot revolves around susan collins' proposal. the medical device passed 17-1. it would be good for the economy. there's bipartisan support. >> not even a repeal of the m

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the course. you have objectives and goals. >> major league baseball. second inning, going long- distance and deep. get a new baseball. also martin is in the second inning. look at this. neil walker. deep left field. look out. ! for the game, the final is 6-2. joe girardi says that he wants you back with the yankees. brian cash says he wants him back. all of you who like joe girardi, he will be back. game --ted one their won their game against real salt lake. >> good enough to win. it is a good omen for the season. up, six-year-old can outrun you. she can outrun us. downtown, you can check out our top story. -- a newbiker gain york biker gang is caught assaulting somebody. proving thatd is you do not have to be tall to be a great runner. she started running for fun. two years later, she is preparing for a half marathon. she is faster than the adults he runs with. foris raising money resources in abilene texas. raised $1600. look at her go! check out our website. you got a i got you white chocolate pumpkin. oh, please don't call me "pumpkin." no, white ch

is there a time, a date, the goal? >> they are making improvements every day. the president cost goal is there is a process in place through the various ways that people can get access to information they need to enroll so everybody who needs affordable health insurance in states across the country can look at the options available to them because of the affordable care act, because of the marketplaces, because of the increased imitation created by the marketplaces, and make choices that fit their budgets, that work for them because of the subsidies available for those who have low incomes, and the result will be millions of of americans who have insurance who did not have it before. that is the goal. it is nots not -- about the website. the goal is to make sure american people who have been healtht of affordable insurance options in the past have those options available to them. that is what it has always been about, and the president is making sure his team and everybody working on this is focused on making sure it is

the three nil win. while bosnia and herzegovina one group g. on goal difference from greece to reach their first ever world cup finals as an independent nation with a tough one zero victory in this new idea the visitors have finally opened after sixty eight minutes edin jack-o. finding very bad you piece of it and held on for the vital win the greeks are in the playoffs despite winning two nil at home to liechtenstein. so after all that the nine teams that are qualified for the twenty fourteen world cup finals in brazil are russia and bosnia herzegovina along with four time winners italy three time runners up the netherlands belgium and switzerland plus three time winners germany as well as england and defending world and european champions spain while the eight teams in the playoffs are croatia under new management nico kovacs so either skipper buys latin ybor him of each remaining edged out turkey iceland yet to reach any major finals cristiana are now those portugal former european champions greece ukraine and one nine hundred ninety eight when this

confirmed that she works at the airport. >> the boy is described as a challenging child and it is the goal to tell when he is lying. couple have split, but it does not mean an end to the reality show him fire. jennernner and bruce confirmed they separated a year ago. no divorce papers have been filed. they will still appear on "keeping up with the kar dashians" and the separation new be a major plot in the season. >> all right, let's talk about it. >> i know. if we could just hold onto the whole month of september. >> that was nice. >> the rain is starting to come in, but it is still south and east of the metro area. southern maryland, merrimack, as well, the peninsula. showers at this time. it could be a slow progression throughout the day today. will make its way into the d.c. metro area late this afternoon, 5:00. this area of low pressure will not be moving a whole heck of a lot. pressure moving toward us. that will work together and the difference between the two will be driving the stronger winds today, so it will be a little bit breezy. let's show you the rain showers. some of this c

. >> every time she got around the goal she would score i had to take a look at it to see what it would be like and the first time i put her up she had five goals in one game. >> reporter: a great coach letting his player succeed. >> never had a player who was that potent at putting the ball in the net. >> i'm seeing a pretty heavy course load this year. i'm taking five ap classes and then my one elective. >> reporter: she has her plans made. >> i plan to go to carneige hall university. >> reporter: straight a's, straight to the goal and a coach who says she should be and is the belaire honda athlete of the week. >> she is good. ill tell you. do you know an amazing athlete? you can tweet me. >> all right. health alert. we have the first confirmed case the seasonal flu this year. personal was in the hospital with the news. now they are recovering. it's a good reminder of the importance of get that vaccine. everybody under the age of six months is encouraged to get it. if you believe you have the flu, health officials say to stay at home. get some rest and call your doctor. >> we have hea

why is the goal to only sign-up 7 million of the 40 million uninsured? many say they have to get three quarters of the uninsured for obamacare were financially. >> that is 30 million people that ultimately have to be in this program would have to buy individual health insurance in obamacare. and the objective is 7 million? reporter: today the president told anyone having a problem with the website to just call the 800 number that he gave and they can sign-up and 25 minutes. but when fox business call the number, we were told that they couldn't help us and they were permitted to share any information about the plans or subsidies that they could send some paperwork in about two weeks. lou: is a great one a plan comes together. well, we have some additional information for you on the company to the obama administration contracted with to build this website, health care.gov. you probably won't be surprised to learn that the third-quarter revenues of 160%, but the stock today was down almost 3%. the obama administration strong arm tactics is not also aimed at

. >> let the goal here be to fix it not nix it. >> kimberly is on capitol hill right now. mberly is this hearing more about finding out what is wrong and right or resuming the old fights concerning obamacare. >> officially it's about trying to find the problems at the website and fixing it, but it didn't take long to figure out what was really going on, and that was a lot of finger pointing and blaming as to the fact that this website, now into its fourth week almost of running and still not being able to serve americans. we have four contractors testifying before the house, energy, and commerce committee, trying to explain to lawmakers about why this system still is not working, and what they have been saying is that basically high demand is the reason there have been the problems, but upon further questioning from both sides of the aisle, what has been identified is these contractors while they did independent testing didn't test amongst themselves until october 1st when this was rolled out. they say they flagged to the obama white house that perhaps it might be good to d

. >> where is the rally being held and what is the goal? >> well, 154 cities across the country - obviously major cities. there are rallies in 4 is states - denver, san francisco, washington d.c. and smaller city, alabama, little rock ashing saw, and the goal is the same, putting pressure to move the bill ford. to push immigration forward, immigration reform forward - a bill similar to that which passed the senate last june. >> we understand that chicago mayor will be speaking at the rally. can you tell us more about that and what else is planned? >> actually, the mayor wrapped up his talk a little while ago. he and the other people here are really hammering home the children involved in immigration - specifically, they say, 56,000 parents, the children of those parents who have been deported in the last four years. he hammers that message home. who was not here was congressman grugeraz and others in washington dealing with the government shutdown. peter larkin, he has appeared in illinois. the rally is to bring the vote for the republicans

bremen and freiburg played out the first goal-less draw. om the bundesliga to the english premier league. arsenal are top of the table, but they have been inspired by their new signing of mesut ozil. he scored twice in the win against norwich and is set to start against dortmund on tuesday. >> his shirt is selling like hot cakes. .esut ozil is proving a hit >> mesut ozil, top man. he has been fantastic for the club. brilliant. >> a breath of fresh air. >> what we always wanted. >> the best player in the world. >> the english press is full of praise. some have liked him to leno messi -- lionel messi. >> i got to the city i'm in love with. i feel very comfortable here, and at the club. the coach trusts me and the team is behind me. the fans have taken to him. he is their kind of player. his style is suited, and he is the player they need. >> at real madrid, he had to share the limelight. here, he is the undisputed number one. already he has three goals and five assists, and has become the spotlight of the scene. >> he has all the attributes to

announced plans for brazil to create a nationwide secure email service to prevent foreign espionage now the goal is to keep all internet servers it in brazil and to encrypt all digital traffic inside the country and the traffic that is coming in if the brazilian government collaborates with various in christian service is it could block the n.s.a. out of the country entirely rousseff also announced via twitter her plans to host an international summit on the internet security next year but we'll have to wait and see if the u.s. gets an invitation to that summit well we here at r.t. have spent numerous hours over the years talking about the situation that want tunnel bag from president obama's broken promise to close the facility to the mass hunger strikes by detainees that have been happening recently but the truth is that the day to day operations of what actually goes on within the facility walls are very much i think guarded secret until now our correspondent on a stasia charkha took a trip to guantanamo bay to give us an inside look at the detention facility so be sure to tune in in the next

says the goal, full service for the afternoon commute. they will still provide free charter bus service for the afternoon. and just to give you an idea of just how much lighter traffic was on b.a.r.t. trains this morning, i was told by a spokesman that ridership was down 69,000 people compared to a typical tuesday. reporting live from fremont, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. >>> even though the b.a.r.t. strike ended last night, san francisco bay ferry continues to provide its b.a.r.t. strike service schedule today. it's running 12 boats between oakland, alameda, san francisco, south san francisco. on a normal day, they would run eight boats. >> she thought the public probably didn't know b.a.r.t. was back on. my understanding is that b.a.r.t. is not at full strength. it will take until this afternoon. we thought it was best to provide the service we could to the public. so they know we're there and they know to get back to their cars runway or another. >> ferry ridership was down noticeably compare

and at the same time we are going it in a way that expressly indicates the goal of having that align with the central government in a fed rated system. >> do you accept that? >> there are conversations ongoing. [laughter] all right adjust general observation. go ahead and stop. we all know it's tough work. it's a tough environment. when you have basically a lawless situation with no central government for twenty years. nobody can expect for it to immediately transform to some flour riching democracy. we understand that here. but i get the sense from the testimony that painting a little rosier picture than it exists there. i'm not sure it does us any good for those who authorize and appropriate money to sustain programs. i'll be interested in the next panel to see their thoughts on that. but just let you know, we recognize it's tough. it's going rocky road. it doesn't do us any good to go us over difficulties -- gloss over difficulty. my suspicious is that, you know, the government they're trying. we want them to succeed. we recognize them. they are largely large soil and water assessm

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the first goal of the season to tie the game at 1 apiece.been that productive second. , the capitals try to run the red light. marcus johansson beats alex ovechkin. caps came to a 4-2 win. thumb, johansson translates to good. >> the sun has returned, but only during the day. >> we will see some sunshine tomorrow, 70 degrees in the afternoon, 73 on wednesday. a shower chance late wednesday night, thursday morning, then the sun breaks out mid-day thursday. rain showers come back thursday night but by the time the weekend rolls around, partly cloudy skies and highs in the 60's. >> the tonight show with jay leno is next. >> we will see you tomorrow nigh when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> an

in the early take offthey passed a ten-man grenada 2-0. visitors were helped. he scored no goalo give them the lead. they unsealed the win in the 55th minute with a strike from the edge of the area. >>> the world's best young footballers are on display over the next two weeks at the under 17 world cup. brazil will be looking to build on their excellent start when they face host uae later on sunday. it's a game that has a lot riding on it as joanna explains from abu dhabi. >> reporter: the match between the usa and brazil is one of the most anticipated so far of the tournament, especially by the home fans. there's a lot riding on the under 17 ua team. they spent the last 15 months playing tournament after tournament just to try and get ready for this home under 17 world cup. it's hoped that in the future they can repeat the success of the seniors team that qualified for their own one and only world cup when it was held in 1990 in italy. things aren't looking good for the uae as they head into the match. they face brazil with slovakia 6-1 in the opening game. brazil will end the t

the deal reflects china's goal of strengthen ties with fast-growing economies in southeast asia. chinese president xi arrived in malaysia on thursday for a three-day visit. malaysia has a third largest economy in southeast asia, and the prime minister announced an ambitious new trade goal. >> in today's meeting, we discussed about how we can achieve the new targets in terms of our two-way trade between our two countries, which is set at 160 billion u.s. dollars by the year 2017. >> malaysia is one of several asean members in dispute with china over islands in the oil-rich south china sea. even so, the importance of their economic relationship is undisputed. china has overtaken the united states and is now malaysia's top trading partner. xi said closer economic ties would benefit the entire region. >> translator: our china-malaysia friendship has gone from strength to strength. bilateral cooperation is booming. people-to-people exchanges have become increasingly close. cooperation between china and malaysia has not only benefited our people, but it's also c conducive to regional st

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the goal is to maintain a monopoly in power, but the task of the to be easy is now more difficult. >> the question really behind this, is this part of a systematic pattern? the greenpeace question, does a fall in the same pattern? do you think that is what we are seeing? >> the goal is to keep things under control, to preserve the decision-making within a close circle of people and to send a powerful signal challenging the political party of the government is a risky business, whether it applies to people who protest in the streets or whether it applies to greenpeace. episode --n infamous we had an infamous episode when one of those accused of mass unrest on may 6 of last year, a mass rally in moscow, people have been in detention for over a year. they are in the middle of a trial -- >> ok. >> one of them will not be locked up in a psychiatric asylum. what that did not happen in the soviet union time. >> we have to leave it there. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> staying with russia, the men arrested on suspicion of killing a 25-year-old in moscow has now confessed to murder ac

the first goal is to stop crimes i was adjusting the proposed ok will be international justice from first generally. going on so that create incentives and even promote a different environment to jeannie where they will see asians to stop the grunts before general first but doesn't that in itself and to mind the whole notion of international justice because i would assume that both know the assad government and the rebels should fill the pressure of international justice if they commit crimes now they should know that they will be prosecuted isn't that ultimately what no conventions are all about what the international justice the i.c.c. is all about is great that you mention that because then you have a like the problem today today there is no possibility to intervene in syria because syria as russia has us china as many other kinds of libya they did not ratify the treaty therefore they are not under the i.c.c. the only way to get syria under the sea is if the u.n. security council decide to do it as it decided to do it in libya so libya was a case where all the countries the fifty