thomas muller wrapped up the scoring with just over an hour played. >> you cannot just push a button and turn on the magic, but you could tell this was an important match for us, and that is the way we performed. you cannot do that every game, but we will have to do it all again next week. >> we put in a super performance, possibly the best this season. we scored a few more at the weekend, but tactically, this was way up there, and with a performance to match. the players deserve a big compliment. >> a perfect performance foiled only by a groin injury to the midfielder, who will miss the rest of the season. >> in tuesday evening's other clash, a draw with barcelona and madrid. >> with the score tied up, the last 10 minutes saw a flurry of action. barker not in a strong position to advance, but two players suffered injuries that will see them sidelined for weeks. in germany, berlin sought a bomb alert today that sent commuters scattering. rail workers found a 100 kg bomb from world war ii near the capital of's main train station. >> residents were evacuated before disposal experts def

thomas. >> gabe gutierrez reporting for must texas. gabe, thank you. >>> the obama administration is looking for a replacement for fbi director robert muller and for theime in our nation's history, one of the leading con senders a woman. the "washington post" says that president obama's top counterterrorism adviser, lisa monaco, is topping that list. monaco oversaw the national security division at the justice department before joining the white house. >>> so, hillary clinton back in the news because she will be hitting the speaking circuit this month, delivering her hadder first paid remarks since she stepped down as secretary of state. mrs. clinton tops democratic party and national surveys as a folks presidential contender come 2016, though she has not yet announced any formal decision. she is also one of the 125 women to make "newsweek's" latest women of impact issue. and joining me now to talk more about this is "newsweek" and daily beast editorial director, justine rosenthal. justine, great to have you here. obviously, this is a wonderful issue, inspiring issue for a lot of and he will it is tied to the fourth annual women in the world summit, "