hosted hoffenheim both sides are in fairly decent form with the guests unbeaten in six matches and wolfsburg winning their last two but first buyer laver couzin welcome to outsports a town in a need table tussle labor has never lost to oust burke in the top flight could they continue owning their opponent. leverkusen have enjoyed a horror start to the season but i don't deny that alex book from the off i just couldn't find the back of the net on seventy five minutes though they finally broke through by lucas allowed crabbing his first league goal of the ses and the fights were one nil victory celeb because and but i know there's still work to do. on the non-sporting server as players we have certain expectations are good some we aren't where he wants to be based on real incident and that's why we have to work hard every week no matter who we play with these people so that's reduced. both both burke and hoffenheim were in fine form heading into their clash and it was hoffenheim who took a very early laid a shot belfort hill with a very cool finish. and with just four minutes on the clock. the

matt stay for team don't mean downed rivals salt breezed past nuremberg freiburg fried rb leipzig wolfsburg managed a draw with hoffenheim laver who's in snuck past out for hits a got the better of frankfurt on friday night braman beat dusseldorf lots of action to look forward to on sunday might take one hand over an glad face stuttgart let's see how those results affect the standings take a look byron are in second that might be short lived pick up points against two guard had to embrace him and get a little boost both our own europe's doorstep in the bottom half nothing big to report down here only very little movement nuremberg drops in the relegation playoff spot stuttgart and hanover as i mentioned could get a boost if they pick up points on sunday. it's time for the bonus latest play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner is this guy freiburg niels peterson with fifty three percent of the vote this goal came in the twelfth minute and it opened the scoring in the match check out mills peterson's left foot reflexes like. that's peterson's thirty seventh goal in a

daniel ginczek set up the first goal for wolfsburg team—mate admir mehmedi and went on to score his side'sajax moved two points behind dutch league leaders psv eindhoven after thrashing den haag 5—1 on sunday; substitute kasper dolberg with the fifth. and what a nicely taken goal it was. and it was feyenoord who ended psv‘s perfect start to the league season, beating the table toppers 2—1 to maintain their own 100 per cent home record in the league. nicolai jorgensen and sam larsson the scorers. but psv were enraged when a second ball was thrown on to the pitch scuppering a late attack as they looked to equalise. it was one of the most exciting heavyweight title fights for many years culminating in an amazing 12th round that will live long in boxing history. but ultimately deontay wilder and tyson fury couldn't be separated, thejudges calling their bout a draw. our sports reporter ade adedoyin reports from los angeles. it's a great title boxing. you have this bout between tyson fury and deontay wilder. the heavyweight decision has been left the doldrums. what we witnessed tonight show is t

in italy, wolfsburg reporting that the italians have come to some sort of deal, something that may beable to brussels. it is and it is not. it reduces the budget deficit to 2.0 from 2.4%. the issue here is that, according to the eu, you are allowed to have a gdp to over rolled debts of 60%. its only is ata over rolled debts of 60%. its only is at a whopping 132%. the only one thatis is at a whopping 132%. the only one that is worse is a grease. they would need to do more to reduce the budget but then you have the worse of both worlds, the lego, and chink was still at, the right and the left. the right wings have pushed in the tax reforms and the left push through minimum wage so it all went off kilter. let's hope that they can come to a resolution but it is going to bea come to a resolution but it is going to be a tough one and in ourfront is following on their heels. the economists who hired interviewed about italy, it has been going on for a couple of months of the story, most say that the budget as it was looking like at that point was putting them in a direct confrontation with ru

thousand and eighteen came to the close with a bidding to break their five games when the streak while wolfsburg hope to make it three wins on the bounce. to. play. i'm christine one welcome to the program. experts are warning that another tsunami could strike indonesia and the voice he's they have told people to stay away from sections of the coastline the warning comes off to a devastating tsunami hits on saturday night say two hundred twenty two died when the tsunami swept the coastline along the soon the strait hitting sumatra and java it is believed to have been triggered by an eruption off the island or an island volcano the volcano is still active sparking fears of the new tsunami homes and beach side hotels were destroyed along the coast which is popular with tourists dozens of people remain unaccounted for and more than eight hundred people are reported injured. carried to safety after the disaster clinics like this one in western java are treating an influx of tsunami victims. others have found refuge in temporary shelters after the waves demolished hundreds of homes and buildings. it

and wolfsburg beat stuttgart 2—0. stuttgart have now dropped into the bottom three. to the top three when they were held to a goalless draw at bologna. in england, manchester city remain on course to retain the league cup. they're through to the semi—finals after beating leicester city 3—1 on penalties after a 1—1 draw. in the night's other game, third tier burton albion beat championship side middlesbrough1—0. (pres) on to cricket — and australia have already —— on to cricket — and australia have already confirmed their squad for the remaining two tests of their series against india. they've retained the same 13—man party which won the 2nd test in perth to level the series. india began the final day on 112 for 5, chasing 287 to win — but they were skittled out for just 1110. australia needed just 15 overs to claim the last five wickets and to seal their first test victory since the ball—tampering scandal which marred their tour of south africa in march. it was also a first test win under new captain tim paine. with cots and inexperienced players in terms of test mat

remembered freiburg stunned ave leipsic i'm sorry we don't have those results on the screen for you but wolfsburg managed a draw with hoffenheim and they leave it snuck past alex fog in the fry in friday night's game braman down dusseldorf despite a shaky first half that ended even at a one all even at one all excuse me. but martin hard to change that after the break the striker gave braman the lead in the seventy first minute then just minutes after the goal usa international josh d'argent put the game out of reach in his first ever built as they were appearance a three one win for bremen. in tonight's late game pits her to berlin against frankfurt and there were a two games coming up on sunday first months locked horns with hanover and bloodbath take on stuttgart in the late match. well it's the most prestigious competition in south american football but this weekend the final of the coppola to doris will be played in europe boca juniors take on river plate in spain's capital madrid on sunday after pham violence mob the first attempt to play the game in argentina two weeks ago the rivalry is in

the friday night game pitted nuremberg against wolfsburg with the wolves posting one of the best away record in the league. as new york book coach mikaela to an unusual she well he was also aware of his opponent's friday night jinx which has been dogging them for years. but it was not on the host saw it as film on your own budget daniel can shake up the walls in front of. the school himself had no idea wish for a kind of want to freud again in over three years. seriously well that's what three novels and. i'm sorry no shit brickell oh banish that cursed with some wizardry of his own in injury time. to notables but piling further misfortune on your own but. a match to remember for con ion normally decide offs defensive chief in the fifty fifth minutes he was first to a corner one now i have taken the message to heart after being dropped for a full gangs by coach from ten four. deep place to haas because ten minutes before the end i am scored again to seal his grace and fortune as good wins as the campaign it also saw his team leads blossom spots and results that left the match winner a

the friday night game pitted nuremberg against wolfsburg with the wolves boasting one of the best away records in the league. as new book coach mikaela cool in a new fulci well he was also aware of his opponent's friday night jinx which has been dogging them for years. but was not on the host side as foreman you're a bug and daniel put the rules in front. of the school himself had no idea which but i don't want to freud again in over three years. seriously that's a lot through the holes and. i'm sorry you know shit brick low banish that because with some wizardry of his own in injury time. to notables but piling further misfortune on nuremberg. a match to remember fed con ion normally desoto offs defensive chief in the fifty fifth minutes he was first to a corner one man. perhaps he'd taken the message to heart after being dropped for four games by coach for ten full. deep play to haas because ten minutes before the end and schooled again to seal his grace and for tuna's third win of the campaign it also saw his team leads blossom spots and results that left the match winner and his co

but for the most part, wolfsburg the graham, t the heads of network, they did not do anything.hat is also in my book. you can see what they y said abt it. amy: we're t talking to rick macarthur, publisher of harper's magazine, author of "second front: censorship and propaganda in the gulf war." we will be back with him in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: a shout out to today's class visiting democracy now! this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as we look at president george h.w. bush's legacy, when it comes to war, particularly the iraq war. juan: following up, what we were talking about about the agreement, many of the major media companies to go along with the censorship protocols of the , ironically,he war this was the first televised, live, televised war. and those of us who remember the pictures of the bombers hitting different parts of iraq and so you had his irony, on the one hand, there's censorship and control and on the other hand, it was a televised war so the mecca people got this idea of these precisio