battle for the last boss and next season's blunders leader underdogs heiden i'm challenge favorites vetter berman and i were thrillingly close until the very last 2nd. and told me a lot of well it's good to have you with us we begin with the man whose music was the real star in countless movies a composer whose work helped define an era of cinema and you'll morricone a has died at the age of 91 the oscar winning composer was best known for his scores of the tally and spaghetti western thongs including the good the bad and the ugly a friend says he died in the hospital from complications after a fall. it's one of the most iconic movie soundtracks ever ennio morricone school for the 966 film the good the bad and the ugly. over korea spending decades the composer found success we've he's unique style and approach. now this can you will think. i don't describe images with my music. when there's an important movie it's key that the music says what isn't said and what you cannot see. him it could have been. born in 1928 morricone started out as a trumpet player after training at a prestigious ri

in german football vetter bremen faced small town club hiden home the 2nd leg of the relegation play off of a sees the 3rd from bottom side play the 3rd place team from the 2nd division for a spot in germany's top tier and after a goalless draw in the 1st game it was all still to play for. haydn himes journey has taken them from 6th division obscurity to the brink of the bundesliga and despite no spectators allowed into the tiny stadium they did have some home support . after just 3 minutes the visitors got off the mark on closer inspection it. it was an own goal norman tyler cowen himself a former braman player putting it into his own net with a way goals counting as the tiebreaker braman now knew a draw would suffice heighten himes 1st major upset came after the break when around 50 local fans somehow snuck into the stadium and were promptly chucked out again perhaps this woke the home side up 5 minutes from time to be a small bust 3 and unleashed a shot that was put in on the rebound by tim kleindienst his 15th goal of the season. with harden high and then throwing everything forw

vetter on a knife edge again until the 94th minute this is bottles on side play also the referee and i'll give. you the price of the flags of my lifetime still had time to score again from the spot but the tool drawer saw braman over the line on a white guls. you never knew without a lot sheer relief it's been such a tough season repeatedly written off but we never gave up i know i'm standing here in hard enough time and was still in the bundesliga. frame and boy untied and heartbroken and fruitage i just feel beats and draws and you still come up short it's difficult to grasp i mean it hurts. after this closest of playoffs branan are still in the bundesliga but next season they'll be without one of their all time greats. 2 legends say goodbye to the bundesliga cloudy open sorrow and mario gomez have hung up their boots and each in the service of the club for they respect of the lead rose to fame. one final celebration with his teammates one last task accomplished cloudy of his are a bounce out with brains top flight status intact. fittingly upbeat note on which to end more than 20 y

voting rights group more than a vote is donating did $100,000 to help pay court debts keeping florida vetters from casting vote, now more than 700,000 floor i had danes-- floridians have financial obligations that render them unable to vote. >> trevor: welcome to 2020 where politicians dunk on people and athletes try to improve their lives. only in government can you mess up your job and an nba player does it for you. cuz know it will never work the other way around, right. if lebron fouls out mitch mcconnell is not going to run on the court and score 78 points. although he would be an asset on the defense, the dude blocks everything. >> get that bill out of here, get that out of here, not in my house, well, actually my senate. >> this is great for both democracy and lebron because it will help ex-felons exercise their right to vote and it will make lebron's next stat line look instain-- insane but this process is so unfair to the ex-cons. first of all, they weren't allowed to vote because they were felons. now they can't vote because they have outstanding court fees. i feel like even if they

i doubt very seriously that eddie vetter is taking any money and putting it in his pocket. time. and they are running small businesses. so i'm so glad you paiointed th out. could see people saying what? you've got a teacher -- >> not with green m&ms and bottle the and whiskey. it's going to the lighting guys who are essentially responsible for making these shows look amazing for us. >> exactly. >> exactly right. so you have other small businesses that's are going, hey, where's my check? we've got to figure that out, too. >> yes. >>> now a story about teachers. >> i do. a study last year found only 23% of children's books had characters of color in them. now faith thompson, a first grade teacher in virginia, is launching an neinitiative to ensure kids in her school learn about diversity. she hopes to collect 100 books for every teacher focusing on inclusion to help them understand the social climate we're currently facing. books that she recommends include "it's okay to be different" by todd parr, "say something" by peter h. reynolds which talks about advocacy, and "i am hum

suburban vetters biden 49, trump 38.at holds true, those numbers should be flipped. >> i'm involved in campaigns every day. the fox polls are more accurate than national polls when you look at cnn and zogby, they're as off as fauci's pitch at the washington's game. the first time voters to voted first time in 2016 and likely to vote second in-- >> josh, here is the question though, is somebody ever going to actually talk about from the republican side going to talk about the president's actions as perhaps having something to do with him being so far down in the polls? perhaps everyone will be vindicated when there's some 12 point swing come november, but the polls, the national polls in 2016 were pretty much spot on in terms of the vote split. wouldn't there be reason to maybe think that the president's messaging or what he's saying, how he's saying it, isn't resonating with the suburban voters? >> i think that, leland, that's a point i think is well taken, in a sense the certain way that president's says things might be

would be surprised by the figures, particularly the 7% turnout rate among those 6.5 million eligible vettersber so low? why don't mow americans overseas vote? is it practically difficult to do, or what's the reason about that? >> a good question to my commodore there. >> ah, anchor down! >> yeah. i think you graduated a little after me, but most americans don't vote because they didn't know that they could vote. in surveys that we took. second, they thought they needed to have a residence in the united states. they don't need a residence currently in the united states to vote. they're protected by law. if they'd never voted, they still have the right to vote. we're taking this approach, and we're going to do a multifactor approach. one of the most important aspects of this is, that we have now asked ambassadors who served the united states, like i have, to join in with their partners, like i am, to come together and go back to their countries virtually and engage americans in those countries. we have had over 200 ambassadors and partners on a zoom call last week, and if you're an ambassador,