so there's a lot to look forward to the w, chris, and you can thanks so much. chris ok. and in german football, 2nd division side keel failed in its attempt to defeat 1st division team cologne in there to game playoff series to determine who goes up or goes down the spike keel winning one nil in the 1st game. cologne quickly took charge in the return match, winning $51.00 fabulous, spectacular adult teams. and this shot on the volley by cologne's raphael shingles leaving the keel go, keeper strand, flown. get to stay in the 1st division while hosting keel still remain in the 2nd. and before you go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. india has started using lockdown restrictions following and devastating 2nd wave of the pandemic. but those who have already recovered are now facing a new threat of rare, but dangerous disease known as black.

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well the w adrian chris report from the court in pizza merits book. it's a day many south africans. i've been waiting for for years. jacobs too much corruption trial has finally started. he's accused of accepting bribes from a french armed manufacturer, but he denies any wrong doing and pleaded not guilty to all charges. how do you be to them? plead not guilty, whom i as the supporters who came out in that under today, you see that they said that it is political forces playing against my wife monopoly of kemper so as well as foreign by agencies. they, however never presented any hard evidence for that. and that was written in very big matters on the stage for the setup right next to the court. i do not expect a fair trial. i just shot it has been compromised. and then we know that this judiciary has been, report night, gets the freedom fighter, the people know, brought this liberation. it has been really nice to talk to those that through to stand on the side of the majority, we know and written down. but at the end of the case states back to an armstrong from 1998 in 2005. do. my f

and for more on this story, chris harrington from d. w sports joined me now in the studio to, to premier clubs, playing for the champions league. you know, i have to admit as a big football fan, i would have preferred to see 2 great teens from 2 great football nations this scenario. make it more or less interesting as far as you're concerned. well, you know, we've seen this before, 2 seasons ago. it was liverpool and tottenham, but this was the battle between familiar foes. you know, obviously, you know, a highlight for english football fans. if you're a fan of german football french or the like. you might have been a bit disappointed, you know, but this was the to master. my coaches thomas to go was once again protege used to take notes from guardiola while he beat him. this time some say pep could have beaten himself. the lineup was questionable, but the defense of chelsea was not stellar deep into antonio. ruder, coming through chi have was the goal score. the only goal score of the match german product. you know, it was a wonderful ga

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and giving a voice to the voiceless on world chris freedom day w on as a nigerian investigative journalist who risked her life to expose injustice. i'm jarred very thank you very much for your company the u.s. tech billionaire bill gates and his wife melinda are divorcing after 27 years of marriage the couple say they will carry on working together at their foundation they focus on environmental and health causes among them fighting the coronavirus. bill and melinda gates more than just one of the wealthiest couples in the world for decades their names have been synonymous with charitable giving on an unprecedented scale but now the 2 have used twitter to announce they're going their separate ways. after a great deal of thought and a lot of work on our relationship we have made the decision to end our marriage we will continue our work together at the foundation but we no longer believe we can grow together as a couple in this next phase of our lives. over here for bill gates who became the richest person in the world as the founder of microsoft married melinda french in 1904 together they

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and he w, i that the in our chris says, the decision by echo was, reflects the regional countries efforts to step up pressure on molly's new interim leader. this summit has been very important to the leader. they've been trying to send out a strong thing now that so just taking up arms to take of our government not tolerate that animal in the region. the echo was the body has suspended molly and it's asking that the lead as of molly currently. and sure that if the front fishing into 2 more cross the next year, the for now, for minutes of gun i sell butcher has been explaining why the international community needs to support molly. and this will political crises and not to abandon molly on their road as transition as you are aware, what 4 or 418 month we are about halfway through the 18 months. so they're still quite a long way to go. there must be some reforms that they have to set up all the processes toward election. all they cannot do on the our own. so echo will assist them idiots. i will continue to work with them. and then we are asking that the national community also do not do tha

on world chris freedom day d w has awarded its annual freedom of speech award to nigeria and invade investigative journalist to board a of already she almost paid with her live for undercover reports on 6 trafficking of order he says it's her mission to stand up for those who cannot make themselves heard it. is d.w. news from berlin you can find much more on our website w dot com. for . on this world press freedom day a troubling trend more than ever before the safety of our female colleagues is at risk it often begins with women targeted with online abuse it often becomes offline violence too often lethal and she knows that better than anyone. is an investigative journalist who went undercover in the underworld of nigeria's sex traffickers she exposed the mafia but not before she was raped and made a witness to murder for her courage and her commitment she is the 2021 recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech of war. berlin this is the day. i will. explain. it was psychologically. i think it's important for us. to highlight also these kind of topics one came from boys the boys played with the powe

of great the breakdown now from chris harrington from t w sports a precedent i mean we we saw those big ticket names there jeans and show early on and both scoring twice how important is that dortmund keep them next i think it's really important that they keep both of the players on their rosters if they can and you're talking about 55 goals in 25 assists when you when you add up all of their production this season but the reality is jaded san show was rumored to go to manchester united last summer the price was way too high dortmund have slashed the price he's performing very well he scored back to back braces again starting live 6 so he could potentially leave his actually pressuring his representatives to get the deal done because i do think his heart is set he's an englishman he wants to play england eleanor hall in a different story alan holland i mean this man is real 39 goals and 39 appearances you know i think he will def the not go in brass pretty much said that he's not going anywhere right now he's under contract into a 2024 if he leaves early they'll have to pay over 1000000

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chris, look. six to eight weeks ago, i satd w sat with a focus group over -- virtually. with about 26 republicans from all across the country. different ages. different ethnicities. different races. from all over the country. all 26 of them came on the call saying they were not going it get vaccinated. and myself and the doctor got on this focus group, along with some others and we made our arguments to them act why vaccination was so important. and you know, half of those people, with just an hour and a half of this conversation that we had, an open conversation, changed their minds and said they were going to go and get vaccinated. what it shows me it's not about politics, it's about information. and we need to not be -- you know, one of the members of that focus group said something, i think, really important in terms of the way we message this, chris. he said, governor, i want to be educated, not indoctrinated. and so, people don't, in this country, many people don't want to be told what to do. they want to be educated and come to that decision, on their own. so i th

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w. younger ave. as you can see on the map. we have live team coverage at those locations, the crime scene and the suspects house. with laura anthony and chris nguyen. leah melendez is also live from the family assistance center which has been set up at the red cross. >> first, we want to hear from abc7 news live reporter dan noyes. late today the suspect's former girlfriend came to abc7 and spoke to dan. dan is live with her story which is not 6:00. >> the woman who does not want to be identified at a court case against sam cassidy in 2009 claiming he threatens her and sexually assaulted her. >> i feel so bad for the people that got killed. i really felt bad about the people who died. i can't believe that. it is unbelievable. >> do you feel fortunate for yourself? >> app. i feel fortunate. i feel lucky. i am still alive. >> telling me how you met samuel cassidy. >> i met him on match. >> on match.com? >> yes. >> he asked you to be engaged? >> app. >> after two months? >> i told him are you sure? i said it is too soon. i am a slow person. >> what sorts of things did he say about his work? did he ever complain? >> oh yes. he did. he said it w

i'm chris hayes, the republican party tried to sell both its base and the country ceo capitalism, the freer the market with paul ryan and mitt romney. perpetual global war with john mccain and george w. bush, and no one now wants any of it. the party landed on donald trump. that is who the base chose. they do not have an alternative other than him. while there's a lot of debate about the future of what the post donald trump republican party should look like, which is the heart of the fight between liz cheney and the party now, the takeover of the republican party by donald trump and the maga cult is all but complete. last night in an almost refreshingly honest moment senator lindsey graham of south carolina explained his party's predicament more clearly than just about anyone else, basically acknowledging they don't have an alternative to donald trump. he is their only way forward as a party. as someone who's been on both sides of the trump debate, lindsey graham certainly has had all the perspectives. remember, when donald trump was running for the presidency in 2016, graham was arguably his most vocal opponent within the republican party. >> so here's what i think. i think donald