well, argentina was during a military dictatorship when argentina lost against england, i'm a lover things and that's why in a way the hall has a special place in argentina and hearts and minds also. and what's important to know is that for most origin times when you talk to them, they will not have an ever present what argentina would like to be. is that place where argentines with facing many struggles and economic struggles like we're facing today? well, they compare themselves to what i don't, i don't, i was a great player and he actually made it to the top in spite of all the problems that he had. so yes, the younger generations know who belong, what i don't i, yes, they respect him. we were just seeing some images from the poor neighborhood where, where he grew up, where young boys are wearing his teachers and they're right outside there alongside their parents. and they say that they will, but i don't act as a crucial place in argentina's history to disappear with the latest there from what i think you well, that's the latest from what i've done as native argentina. but he was equal

the reaction in argentina is said to be very emotional. they are having three days of mourning, maradona's body will lay in state at the mansion. notjust body will lay in state at the mansion. not just a body will lay in state at the mansion. notjust a big reaction here but around the world, particularly in argentina. at that tweet from gary lineker summed it allup tweet from gary lineker summed it all up well, alluding to his difficult private life which came after his career, and gary lineker has tweeted, who of course played in that england match against argentina where there was the hand of god goal. he says, "hopefully he will find some comfort in the hands of god." we talk about the find some comfort in the hands of god.‘ we talk about the emotion- this is a live image we are showing right now from argentina where, as you can see, people are on the streets. argentina was hugely hit by coronavirus, and yet people are wanting to be out there because this country, maradona met a whole bunch. —— meanta country, maradona met a whole

this is the scene live in buenos aires — as the people of argentina pay tribute to one of their most beloved sons. president trump pardons michael flynn — his first national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. the remote us state that's become the covid capital of america — we have a special report from north dakota. and — the duchess of sussex talks of the of sussex talks of the "unbearable grief" she felt when she suffered a miscarriage earlier this year. tributes have poured in for the footballer, diego maradona, who's died of a heart attack at the age of 60. of a heart attack the argentine president, alberto fernandez, declared three days of national mourning, saying maradona had taken his country "to the top of the world". maradona led argentina to victory in the world cup in 1986 — a campaign that included the so—called "hand of god" goal. here's our sports editor dan roan. uniquely talented, deeply troubled and at times, simply untouchable. diego maradona played football that defied belief. he won't need any of them. 0h! you have to say that's ma

eichmann is in argentina. he's working from the dam and then he -- over the course of time, he drinks a, lot smokes a lot, he's at the german club determining i would happily die in my grief knowing that -- in the air. he was upright even within the german community. he works as a rabbit firmer. starts a laundromat. his sons are there. they are living in a small little house on the outskirts of minus iris. it turns out that sylvia herman, this young lady here on the left. she finds herself dating a young man named nicholas eichmann and 90 57. now again, this eichmann name, though to -- and friedman, is a need to be sought after the world doesn't know that nearly. so nothing sought a bit. sylvia is dating eichmann, she invites them over to her house with her mother or father. he was blinded while and person. -- escape germany before the war began. left and began a new life in argentina. nicholas is having dinner and he doesn't know that soviet is half jewish, and declares a dinner, but he believes it's plate th

another star from argentina's football squad. however, my dad or not has a very special role here in argentina, mostly because of the world cup a world cup. where as i said before, he scored 2 goals against england. even though those goals were in quarterfinals, they were crucial for argentina because this happened after a war a painful war. well i did. tito was during a military dictatorship when argentina lost against england among other things. and that's why in a way, the hall has a special place in argentina and hearts and minds also. and what's important to know is that for most ardent times when you talk to them, they will not either never present what argentina would like to be. is that place where arjun tines with facing many struggles and economic struggles like we're facing today? well, they compare themselves to my own and i, when i was a great player, and he actually made it to the top. in spite of all the problems that he had. the latest from argentina will maradona was equally popular in the tally and city of naple

hoy argentina uniÓ en el dolor, seguidores y detractores. todos coinciden en que la figura de maradona marcÓ a este paÍs a fuego y para siempre. >> obviamente no puede no compartir las decisiones que ha tomado y a veces nos da tristeza. pablo: como bien se sabe, la potencia trasciende frontera. una pasiÓn por el diego, artÍculo que se pasÓ de generaciÓn en generación. >> mi papÁ me contÓ muchas de las cosas lindas y me contÓ sobre maradona porque yo soy muy apasionado con el futbol. pablo: en las Últimas horas se difundieron detalles de las conclusiones preliminares de la autopsia a la cual se sometiÓ el cuerpo de maradona. los mÉdicos concluyen que muriÓ de un paro cardio respiratorio. es decir, un edema de pulmÓn tÉrmino que acaba con su vida. felix: gracias, pablo. el mundial del 86 mÉxico fue momento de la consagraciÓn definitiva de diego maradona. la magia del 10 llegÓ a la selecciÓn argentina ganar su segundo el partido contra inglaterra fue su momento cumbre. ese partido es recordado por la famosa mano de dios y el

certain for, for having had him for what they say was the gift that he gave to argentina to turn argentina, won the world cup every 5 minutes or so. you know, not far away from here are pictures of the gold. i'm not, i don't know if scored a goal and people here continue to celebrate or something that was happening and the staff few days. many of those who have come here today can't follow them. everyone is all going to find of just like the little knot on the end of the base a bit. i'm not, i don't, i wasn't one of them or the people in the face, but the struggles that these people face every duel curfew and part of the problem, the families that you cannot, i don't know will be in state in the presidential palace starting this. people will be allowed to visit the presidential palace and repeat the tribute and he'll see the card 3000 more than it goes without saying that he was perhaps one of the greatest footballers of all time. well, how much will that legacy maybe be obscured by the fact that he was obviously a man struggling with problems in his personal life? well not a low enough fo

some people in argentina and especially on the round the world but especially in argentina identified with him and they did all the more because of those frailties in those vulnerabilities and the times he has fallen down and got back up again. he will not be getting out from this one. how much sadness was there if that's the right world about the fact that he had so many demons to battle in later life in particular? huge sadness. and i think part of the story of his demise at the age of 60 may well have to do with the lockdown that argentine football was suspended in the middle of march and did not resume again until his birthday, his 60th birthday on the 30th of october. he had been working asa 30th of october. he had been working as a coach on a first division side in argentina and needed the discipline. you take that away and he did not have to go to work every morning and there he is alone with his demons and it seems as if he has had problems with alcohol in the last few months. which has led to the emergency operation that he had just two weeks ago and clearly his much debilita

[sonido ambiente] el paÍs muy apretado gritando por argentina. argentina 2 inglaterra 0. quÉ gol, diego armando maradona. carolina: en este mismo partido la mano de maradona fue clave en este grupo de retina frente al seleccionado inglÉs. una mano que pasÓ desapercibida para desapercibida para jueces del partido. ha terminado como la mano de dios. nuestro colega de univisiÓn nos habla de esto, fÉlix una frase muy polÉmica, la mano de dios. reportero: el mejor gol de la historia, que veÍamos con la narraciÓn de vÍctor hugo morales, y la mano de dios, que es esa mano que maradona hacen el mismo partido. es el primer gol que marca, se levanta, no alcanza, vemos la jugada, hay un rebote, maradona se mete al Área, y levanta la mano. ahÍ no parece, hoy con el var seguramente no darÍan el gol, pero el detalle se ve claramente que maradona saca la mano. despuÉs del partido a maradona le preguntan si habÍa marcado el gol con la mano, y Él, que tenÍamos ingenio para las frases decÍa "hueco en la mano de dios y con la cabeza de maradona". desde ese momento quedÓ in

el pÚblico gritando por argentina, argentina 2 inglaterra 0. quÉ gol, diego armando maradona, gracias, dios, por el fÚtbol, por maradona, por esas lÁgrimas. carolina: esas imÁgenes, esa narraciÓn son de hace casi 40 aÑos, el 22 de junio de 1986, en ese momento vÍctor hugo no se imaginaba que esas palabras, barrilete cÓsmico, de quÉ planeta viniste? le traerÍan a diego armando maradona otro apodo durante su carrera. nos conectamos con otro corresponsal de univisiÓn. fÉlix, cuéntanos por quÉ si importante esta narraciÓn en el contexto de la historia de maradona? reportero: es muy importante porque acÁ estamos hablando del famoso gol a los ingleses, y ese partido tiene mucha historia. era el enfrentamiento de argentina e inglaterra despuÉs de la guerra de las malvinas, cuando todavÍa las heridas de la guerra estaban abiertas, cuando argentina se sentÍa humillada despuÉs de lo que habÍa pasado. se encontraban en ese mundial, y para muchos fue una especie de reivindicaciÓn para el dolor y el trauma que habÍan sufrido los argen

noviembre muere diego armando maradona, sufrió un paro cardiorespiratorio en su casa en buenos aires, argentina donde se recuperaba de una operación en la cabeza,tenemos una cobertura en equipo, de nada sirven las recomendaciones de no viajar en día de acción de gracias para evitar contagios por covid, 50 millones de personas lo tienen previsto hacer, mostraremos el pronóstico para esa fecha ♪. >>> despacio. >>> el drama de la inmigración sigue golpeando al mundo, en canarias, españa se viven escenas como estas, donde un grupo luchan por no ahogarse cuando la embarcación donde viajaban se hundió a pocos metros de la costa, al menos 8 de ellos murieron y la pandemia obliga también a suspender los actos hacia la virgen de guadalupe en illinois, en el segundo santuario más concurrido después de la basílica de ciudad de méxico que estará cerrada ♪. >>> ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes, les saluda paulina sodi, gracias por acompañarnos. >>> muy buenas tardes, aquí estamos con una noticia que sin duda nos llena de mucha tristeza. >>> a nosotros y todo el mundo pues los aficionados de

argentina went on to win the world cup in 1986. born in a shantytown outside when his areas, the football legend was only 10 when his talent was spotted. at 16 he started his professional career playing juniors in argentina before setting spain in italy a light with his skills. 15 years on some of the shine was taken off his glory and his reputation when argentina lost the 1990 world cup to west germany. less than a year later, diego maradona was suspended from football for 15 months after failing a drug test for cocaine. he was sent home from the 1994 world cup after again testing positive for drugs. in 1997, diego maradona retired from professional football. and has since been blighted by ill health and weight gain. in 2004 he had to fight for his life after a heart attack. in retirement, diego maradona became more outspoken. in 2005 he joined a left-wing protest train outside the summit of the americas. denouncing the presence of then-president george w. bush. >> it is a great honor to be in argentina, into board this train to c

and then went on to late argentina to victory in the final against west germany. a villain to some a hero to others, particularly among his passionate compadres. prior to that page, at the age of 26, maradona had already lived an intense life. born in 1960, he grew up with his 7 siblings in via fiorito, a poor neighborhood in the southern suburbs of bonna cyrus. he grafted his way to professional football, making his debut for argentina's juniors at the age of just 16, following a spell with back a genius maradona arrived at barcelona in 1982. then he began to conquer and captivate europe with his magical left was 2 years later he landed in naples where he achieved god like status. after leading knuckly to the club's 1st, ever syria title and the us, the cup and marathon as legend was then cemented with argentina's world cup win in mexico. in 1906, alcohol and cocaine would later tank. his footballing korea donna hung up his boots at his beloved bach, a genius in 1997. retirements, all marriage on a full on tough times a day city drug addiction, trouble with the l

they say he left argentina to early. people here say they aim to celebrate his life, although he had many flaws and made many mistakes, alcohol abuse and drug addiction, but still, he gave argentina the 1986 world cup, where he scored two goals after a painful war between argentina and england. he was also very political, and that is something people talk about too. the died november 25, the same day someone else died four years ago. we are hearing about maradona [inaudible] he was a fifth-time formula one champion from argentina. and the president has declared three days of morning, that is how important diego maradona is to argentina. kim: maradona's rags to riches story drew attention around the world, and one city remembering him is naples. he is regarded as an adopted son of the city. he helped celebrate with their only two italian league titles in 1997 and 1990. they are naming the stadium after him. earlier, we spoke to a latin american football journalist explains why maradona was so loved across the world. >> we

argentina are very fortu nate to the world. argentina are very fortunate to have a player like him, but over the last 2a hours has that debate been talked about? is maradona still the greatest for everyone? i am not sure, i have not heard much of that debate but i think from these past hours, yes. he has been the greatest, at least in argentina. maybe the debate will visit later in the weeks to come but for now he is definitely the greatest. over the last 2a hours, we've heard so many anecdotes from those that met him, played with him or against him, today gary lineker, who made a film about maradona, shared his memories. i spent three days with him filming a documentary in buenos aires and it was the most extraordinary three days. it is difficult to describe what it is like being diego maradona but i got

soy fanÁtico, 100% argentina, pero soy muy maradona. paola: ¿cÓmo lo recordarÁn las nuevas generaciones? >> tenemos mucho para maradona, vivirÁ en la mente de muchos, el 86 fue el aÑo en el que argentina ganÓ la copa mundial, creo que es lo que llena de satisfacciÓn a muchos fanÁticos, a nivel de argentina y del mundo. ser consumida una copa mundial, por eso no se puede comparar mucho a messi y a maradona. paola: sabemos que maradona, tuvo una marcada faceta en un caso de adicciones, ¿eso de alguna manera va marcar el fÚtbol? >> todo lo que Él hizo el deporte, creo que sobrepasa, siempre estÁ la parte humana y la parte del jugador como superestrella. paola: lo recuerda miles de personas alrededor del mundo, maÑana comienza el velorio de diego maradona en la casa rosada de resentida. paola: la policÍa de san josÉ, revelÓ la identidad del sospechoso, de apuÑalar a cinco personas y matar a dos en la iglesia, el domingo pasado. fernando jesÚs lÓpez de 32 aÑos, estaba recibiendo al ver que en la iglesia, cuando cometiÓ e

they would say, i am from argentina. of course. they kissed my argentina national team t-shirt. that is it. we are here for only a moment my friend. brent: sergio rosenthal, sports journalist joining us tonight from buenos aires. we appreciate you sharing your memories and thoughts with us tonight. thank you. all right, let's talk about this larger than life mythical figure that was diego maradona. for that, i am joined by tom. how would you describe him? a sublime footballer who had an illustrious career. tom: absolutely. arguably the best player ever to have played the most popular game in the world. he is a titanic figure in the world of football. he won trophies on many continents. he won probably the biggest sporting competition that exists in the world, the football world cup come for a country, argentina, that is crazy about football. there were plenty of players who will achieve more in the game just in terms of numbers of trophies, but there are very few who will ever be remembered in the same way that he will be. is just regarded by very many people is the most gifted

he was known as the golden boy in argentina. he is one of the only players in the history of football to have carried his team in 1986. >> indeed a remarkable player but -- by anybody's judgment. i'm sure we could argue that. thank you for bringing that. let's bring in another guest to talk about the life and times of diego maradona. thank you very much for joining us. maradona's death, your reaction, r. >> it's a big shock. i've never seen in live him play football, but i can say he is probably the best player. sorry. >> no, i think what you are getting at is his influence, his massive influee in how he conducted himself and also his political leanings, too. >> we cannot restrict maradona to footbal i can say that i am argentinian born, so it is unbelievable to lose maradona in a year like 20/20. -- a year like 2020. [indiscernible] he was considered like that, like a god, and it's a very, very big shock in argentina. >> we are going to have to leave it there because the quality of the sound coming from you sadly is not doing j

y además equipos como racing en argentina, dorados de sinaloa regresó a argentina fuera de la cancha el astro batío por años el uso de las drogas y el alcohol su salud afectada varias veces, hoy el partido ha concluido y por supuesto maradona no se han hecho esperar, lo que ha pasado en las redes sociales por ejemplo la noticia de pelé, el mundo una leyenda, batistuta eternamente boca juniors oficial , el napoli maradona el gran clásico que se cantaba en su switch, esperamos las palabras para poder utilizar lo que estamos viviendo profundo dolor por el fallecimiento de diego armando maradona, el presidente de argentina fernández decretó el día de hoy seis días de luto nacional tras la murte de toluca, en villa diego maradona dirigido por matías almeyda en las imágenes vistienod la casaca, el portugués se despedía del ídolo de la argentina en instagram son millones de mensajes posteados a través de las plataformas sociales, es hora de revisar la pregunta, cómo recordará al astro del fútbol argentino, o cualquiera de nstras plataformas en las redes sociales, vamos a se

que marcó su carrera con le recuerdo del día juan carlos llegó con un ramo de flores a la embajada de argentina >> una ofrenda para el 10 espermos que llegue al más grande >> don julio le rindió un homenaje en su mascarilla que doice hasta siempre diego armando maradona >> diego armando maradona te llevo en el corazón >> igual que los luugs >> las redes sociales se llenaron de fotografías guardaron un minuto de silencio el canciller escribió (información en pantalla) en méxico pérez telemundo >> caros a pesar que su vida fue de luces y sombras nadie recordará sus triunfos >> que en paz descanse diego armando maradona muchas personas pueden dejar de lado las cosas turbulentas que viió >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] ♪ es difícil tener una enfermedad invisible... como la depresión. nadie sabe que necesitas ayuda. por eso covered california quiere que nadie en california se sienta invisible por culpa de su enfermedad. con covered california podrás obtener seguro médico de compañías de renombre aunque tengas una condición

what would you say he meant for argentina? the same for everyone, indeed, some people probably don't care that much. but most argentinians are very aware of maradona's figure and most, somehow, relate to him. plenty do love him. of course, he is a football legend who was massive on the pitch but also a particular character, controversial but at the same time very charismatic. someone who was not afraid to speak out and say what he thought. something that is not very often seen in football. i think that also made him very close to people here in argentina and, somehow, i would risk to say that maradona helped define some beats and somehow argentina's character and culture are. what a life! like a movie script, he came from the slums to such a high. his addictions, what is the filling, where they always there or did it come from the life which had so many natural highs but also had absolutely no privacy for so many years? it is understood and something maradona said, he said he started life of drug use in barcelona — something

as argentina won 32 in that world cup. his international career came to an end in 1900 for the world cup in the united states, where under a cloud of some sort see tested positive for a performance enhancing drug and was sent home in describe a scene maintained up until the day he died. that it was, it was taken by accident that it was something that was in a supplement that was different in the united states than it was in argentina. books, he did have his problems with substance abuse from the 1980s. he struggled with cocaine addiction, also troubles with alcohol as well, and it saw him leave napoli, the club where he was loved to idolize, and is still viewed with religious zeal in the southern italian city. he left there under a cloud in 1992 after a time on the sidelines following a ban for testing positive for cocaine. really one of these players that transcends football. a said he was the person you wanted to be as a kid, kicking a football around as a beautiful video of him, warming up before a game for napoli. the

what would you say he meant for argentina? the same for everyone, indeed, some people probably don‘t care that much. but most argentinians are very aware of maradona‘s figure and most, somehow, relate to him. plenty do love him. of course, he is a football legend who was massive on the pitch but also a particular character, controversial but at the same time very charismatic. someone who was not afraid to speak out and say what he thought. something that is not very often seen in football. i think that also made him very close to people here in argentina and, somehow, i would risk to say that maradona helped define some beats and somehow argentina‘s character and culture are. what a life! like a movie script, he came from the slums to such a high. his addictions, what is the filling, where they always there i did it come from the life which had so many natural highs but also had absolutely no privity for so many years? - privacy. it is understood and something marie donohue said, he said he started life of drug use in ba

he will serve who's won the world cup with argentina in 1921. i think probably everybody who knows anything about football has some sort of memory of even if they won't be there. i think there are going to be very many players in the history of the game who will win more trophies in diego maradona during his lifetime, but will not come close to being remembered in the same way that he was because he was just you know, such a sublime talent and remembered as such by all who sort of you know, what sears you? there was saying he was an incredible footballer. he was also tormented. he had his own personal demons that he was fighting with cause. yeah. it was in naples during his years playing for napoli, that he developed, you know, the ties on cocaine. talk to him during his career that led to him being banned on several occasions. and that would, you know, trouble him for the rest of his life as well. you know, when he left napoli, he left under something of a cloud in the early ninety's. but in that city, he's still revered as a sort of diety toda

argentina isa going out on the streets. argentina is a country that has a really strict lockdown. it's always been one of the worst countries in terms of suffering from covid—19. people are still wanting to pay their respects and start marking the life of the country if not one of the world best footballers. thank you very much indeed. in the calving but my coming hours will continue to bring reaction to the news that diego maradona has died. we are going to turn to a story that we every day on outside source. a crucial deadline in ethiopia has now expired. forces in the regional of tigray have been told to surrender or be attacked in their capital. and the prime minister is telling other countries to stay out of ethiopia's internal affairs. the city at the centre of this standoff is mekelle. tigrayan forces were given 72 hours to surrender — that time has almost passed and government forces are positioned on the edge of the city. these are the satellite pictures give us some idea of what's happening there. you can see cars queuing at petrol stations on monday. fuel has has be

clearly an important story in argentina. speaking of which let's go over to today's a boat shoes line for us in one of the must be a state of shock. our people taking this in when as you just said it i didn't, tina is in shock and the news are slowly sinking. that dear, what a man no matter the now is dead. he died of a heart attack where he was, we were seeing earlier in the pictures in a gated community, just outside when our side, if he was recovering from brain surgery, he had a clock and he was operated about 2 weeks ago when he was recovering. there and subtly this latest news shocked most of the population he had struggled for the past 2 years. he had had 2 heart attacks bypass gastric surgery, among other problems among them, drug abuse and alcohol abuse, something that marked his whole career and his whole life for arjen. time still on what i learned is much more than a football player. he's considered a hero for many a man who came from extreme poverty in this country. and that made it in a way, as many say here to

as his family prepares to bury him, argentina doesn't want to forget. katy watson, bbc news, in buenos aires. jon smith, who was his agent between 1986—1991, joins me now. firstly our condolences. i must ask, you became his agent in 1986, the year where maradona won the world cup with argentina. how did you become his agent, and just what was he like? give us a flavour of him. become his agent, and just what was he like? give us a flavour of himlj became his agent because i was friendly with someone who is playing with tottenham hotspur at the time. and i was having tea one night with him, and diego phoned him. and there had been some issues and bits and pieces in his life that he felt he needed a friend to help him with, is respected and dear friend. needed a friend to help him with, is respected and dearfriend. and during the course of our conversation, he told me that he needed to help diego and asked if i would help them. and it had i not been there for tea — and actually that meeting got cancelled twice, so had i gone the first two times, i wou

after a new yorker 2 in argentina. meantime, the fault of the multi not worse people, according to someone i don't know who's remembered because of people who know that pressing on a lot of different monitors cloning in a way, you're going to be longing ainsley to the person. i'm sorry, i love starting the 1st goal difference, what we're hearing, where people will be able to appear to execute their tribute under trafford argentina. are not a partner under the current 3 rows of normally and that is what it comes to football. it did not run them out of the hat is a day more than 30 years ago. the 1986 world cup then up to a point in the italian 90 as well. so how was he remembered by a younger argentine ians, who obviously don't remember him on the pitch, but will have heard about him or not. although that is a little gem in washington. john, good on not only one, the were 40 important goals against the month that are going to the quarterfinals, but people remember it anyway. it's something that it cast from one generati

he's his life for argentina in what he means for the people of argentina. while like you said, he had, you know, i really see a really great part of his career and of course, a fall from grace there. but what do you think maradona story as a whole can teach the young players of our time? well, i think he has been something especially along the time he played was very difficult, very challenging with different pitches. novara, so no way to, to be out of the tuck call of many players. and there is argument about who is the best of the world is messi is rinaldo is maradona. i told him you can compare those players because the time they played was completely different. the puter was played in no different way, different systems, but i think for me for the young people can see how they how he played. i think this is television. it's a reference for them. let's go a little bit into how he played. is there one example of merit on a scale on the field that's particularly memorable to you? i think he's in the main thing he was. he has an incredible skill and unbeata

argentina else is 3 days of mourning. and these are live pictures of fans, and what a side is said, a vigil for the football legend to have a live update fears of more violence in ethiopia's to great province. as the government's deadline passes for the region's forces to surrender. u.s. president donald trump has pardoned his former national security advisor, michael slid. it comes just 8 weeks before he vacates the white house and it takes direct aim at the russia probe that trump always claimed was a political witch hunt in 2017. michael flynn pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with the russian ambassador. trouble alst his full pardon on for a number of u.s. . lawmakers have condemned it as a blatant interference with the justice system. a little earlier us president elect joe biden, used his thanksgiving message to urge americans to come together and stop the spread of the coronavirus. he said the grim season of division would soon give way to light. well, let's bring in rosalind jordan, who's in wa

i know my grandson, but we will not own our of argentina or a home for argentina again back the world carpet back in 1986. and this time not to worry argentinian generals during the medieval, you were taught the world cup of 978 1st time. given that i don't know, 9096, he brought the world cup to be argentinian people to people. but you can see here that even though many of them are young, you know, that was cold. but you know what he meant for the argentinian people involved, why they have particular to go to build a response. thank you for that reporting there live from the streets of when osiris the coronavirus pandemic now. and germans are being warned of restrictions put in place earlier this month probably won't be eased in time for the holiday season. chancellor angela merkel told parliament the measures are likely to remain into the new year. as chief of staff has said, they may extend even longer, possibly march bars and restaurants are closed, but schools and some shops remain open. masks will be mandatory in busy public areas. domany cain has more from berlin. not good news

el paÍs gritando por argentina! argentina 2- inglaterra 0. gracias dios por el fÚtbol, por maradona! por este argentina 2- inglaterra 0. alan: quÉ momentos qué recuerdos. karla: tenemos amplia cobertura del adiÓs a maradona que continuaremos en instantes. hoy amanecemos tambiÉn con la noticia que dicta la corte suprema, la libertad religiosa esta antes que las precauciones por la pandemia. a pensar del repunte del covid 19 prohÍben temporalmente que nueva york establezca lÍmites de capacidad como lugares de culto como iglesias o sinagogas en zonas muy afectadas por el virus. satcha: agitando banderas reciben a soldados que regresan a casa a tiempo para darel dÍa de acciÓn de gracias y compartir con nosotros. >> [habla en inglÉs] satcha: llegan al aeropuerto de coneccticut tras pasar un aÑo en el extranjero. cuando marcharon no habÍa estallado la pandemia pero el virus no disminuye la alegrÍa del reencuentro con los seres queridos oficialmente en este dÍa tan especial. alan: esos reencuentros siempre me haces llorar. emocionante.

argentina is gone. argentina died today. at every champions league match, a minutes silence was held in his memory. the latest generation of players and coaches say goodbye to one of the great. he made the football world better. his performance and what he did in apperley, 18 from the south and a special national team in argentina 1986 was something unbelievable. —— in naples. in naples and barcelona they grieved but it is here, in argentina, whether pain is felt that deepest. what football has lost a legend but this country has lost one of its favourite sons. natalio cosoy, bbc news. a british—australian academic, kylie moore—gilbert, has expressed relief and thanks at her release from two years detention in iran for espionage. ms moore—gilbert, who always denied wrongdoing, was freed in exchange for three unnamed iranians imprisoned abroad. the australian government praised diplomatic engagement with their iranian counterparts. mark lobel reports. the first pictures of kylie moore—gilbert, an australian academi

argentina's gone. argentina died today. at every champions league match a minute's silence was held in his memory, the latest generation of players and coaches saying goodbye to one of the greats. he made the world of football better. his performance in, you know, down in napoli, a team for the south, and especially the national team in argentina, mexico '86, was something unbelievable. in naples, in barcelona, they grieved. but it's here in argentina where the pain is felt the deepest. world football has lost a legend. but this country has lost one of its favourite sons. natalio cosoy, bbc news, buenos aires. time for a look at the weather. here's daren bett. hello, some places have been lucky enough to have some sunshine today. the next few days could be quite cloudy and for a while there will be fog around too. the fog tends to form where we have like winds and clear skies under an area of high pressure but there are two micro—week weather fronts nibbling away at the edges of the uk and the one in the south—east has

and the law is being debated as argentina begins discussing with the i.m.f. . how to play over $40000000000.00 in debt says the opposition will vote against this kind of taxes per recession. it's not a tax that will promote investment. on the contrary, the problem is how this tax is being discussed. and the public protests by the government, which it's a climate against business, there was no discussion. the only intention is to show that they are champions of the poor when they are getting into the austerity measures demanded by the i.m.f. and the us. but president of the, for member said the new tax is meant to aid public coffers to cope with a pandemic of funding that we are living in terms of where solidarity years to be the role in congress. we see the debate on world tax. what is being debated is whether those who have more can express in terms of him agency in solidarity with the rest of the country. i difficult times for argentina, years of recession and inflation, and the impact of the pandemic have left millions in need finding balance between providi

of part of argentina's collective history . if you go back into argentina's history, you can think of the funeral of f.a. dawn back in the 19th freeze. you can think of the military dictatorship back in mountain fall and the 3 of the world cup in 986. and now you can see what i do on another bus pass course among the argentinean population around the world are coming years ago. he told me a respect and the most important thing that people are telling ourselves that they hold here to say thank you. thank you, terry. ok, no fossils president has won re-election according to preliminary results. the electoral commission says a mock cabaret has secured more than 3 times as many votes as it is nearest rival, former finance ministers, if young japanese, the opposition has claimed mass fraud in sunday's poll. but this has been dismissed by the electoral commission. hundreds of thousands of people were unable to vote because a few hours of bonnets. a major assist following developments for us from neighboring nigeria. so i went for roc

that's how important the moment i don't know you for argentina. well, not all his rags to riches story made him hugely popular across the world. one city that's remembered with football genius is naples, thanks to his incredibly successful spell with the city's club napoli, where he is regarded as an adopted son of the city, or a dollar helps napoli when there are only 2 italian league titles. in 9 187990 the mayor of naples as an els there renaming best stadium after him. maybe is be in sports, italy correspondent, he says maradona was more than just an athlete announcement from the naples, major of the naming stadium of the cinema at the moment called the some power sent so many i thinking we are reaching out from the name of a saint to the name of a god, because these is how much of the honor was held in naples. so we are not talking only about a legend, a sports star of the whatever we are talking about. an icon, an icon has j.f.k. was as mary lee malvo was an icon of football. and we all are when there is an icon that is dying and we feel a s

tres dias de luto con argentina. este miercoles > "musica? >> los riesgos de viajar. mas de 50.000.000 de personas viajan a para celebrar acciaccion e gracs temen que esto dispare los co a contagios. insisten que no nos q quitemos las mascarillas. >> he"habla en ingles >> en guerra contra el virus. es el prmier mensaje de dia a dd i accion de gracias. estamos en guerra contra el virus no entre nosotros. >> se nos fue y q >> mexico despide a madiego armando maradona. fanaticos me mexicanos se unen a homenaje. un partido que podra ver esta noche porla pantalla de telemundo > "musica? >> que tal? hoy en lugar llora la muerte de mardiego armando maradona. el hombre que cambio l la vida del futbol. como esta en el mundial de mexico . >> ahi lo tiene madiego armand m maradona, arranca por la dere a derecha. y va siempre madiego armando maradona. genio genio e genio!!! gooooooooooool!!! >> esa forma de manejar el ba balobalo dand este juego hizo a maradona en hito para muchos un dios sobre todo en argentina que está de luto en toda la tarde cientos se conentraorn en el cent

these are difficult times for argentina. years of recession and inflation, and the impact of the pandemic have left millions in need. finding balance between providing aid and stabilizing the economy is seen as crucial to help the country leave its economic troubles behind. that is how when a scientist they head of the international olympic committee is encouraging athletes to get vaccinated against covert 19, when it's available. almost back made the remarks while visiting tokyo as national stadium, which is one of the main venues for the games, which has of course, been delayed by a year because of the pandemic. $11000.00 athletes are expected to compete in tokyo back stressed that they wouldn't be forced to get a vaccination. meanwhile, a small group of protesters gathered outside the stadium during bax visit. many in japan, it concerned about how much the games are costing the country and say there's too much risk in hosting such a huge global event during a pandemic. and you can find much more on the story and others on

so is argentina. that's why they're going to are going to have the stature that he does neuer on the man many called the greatest footballer of all times. thank you very much to germany now, because chancellor merkel has announced that restrictions designed to battle, the coronavirus will be tightened and extended into the new year. the restrictions in place since early november will be temporarily over christmas. her announcement came on the same day that her country's daily death toll from coal, with 19 surged to a record high new infection rate just still not falling fast enough. that's why the german government is tightening restrictions. know, to save christmas, the country's most important family holiday. we need another big effort. patience, solidarity, and discipline will be put to the taste once again. social contacts will be tightened until december 20th, only 5, people from 2 different households gather privately, not to recommend. d. should already know it's a rule. children under 14 are e

and sharing the economic pie will argentina's richest citizens, help them and manage its financial problems. the u.s. says it's pulling out additional troops from afghanistan and iraq by mid january. that's going to leave around 2 and a half 1000 soldiers in each country just before president truong leaves office with senior figures in the military and trump's republican party say it's a mistake and a risky move al-jazeera. as alan fischer reports from the white house, donald trump campaigned in 2016 and ending america's wars abroad. in the final days of his presidency, he's acting to cut numbers in both iraq and afghanistan. from 4500 in afghanistan, the number will drop to 2500. it will be the same number in iraq where there are currently more than 3010 or so now this is consistent with our established plans and strategic objectives supported by the american people. and does not equate to a change in u.s. policy or objectives. in the stern is the us is longest war. it's lasted 1000 years. more than $2300.00. soldiers have died. it's cost more than $193000000000.00. earlier this year, the

maradona led argentina to victory in the world cup in 1986, a campaign that included the so—called ‘hand of god' goal. here's our sports editor dan roan. uniquely talented, deeply troubled and at times, simply untouchable. diego maradona played football that defied belief. to his left. he won't need any of them. 0h! you have to say that's magnificent! argentina against england in the 1986 world cup quarter—final, in what was later voted "the goal of the century". and yetjust four minutes earlier, maradona had become one of sport's most notorious cheats. commentator: maradona! the two extremes of a footballing force of nature. replays showed he had scored with his arm, or the ‘hand of god‘, as he infamously described it. but maradona had no regrets. translation: i couldn't reach it and shilton was already there, so i couldn‘t head it so i did like that. i believe it‘s a craftiness. it‘s not cheating. tonight, one of the men who failed to stop maradona that day recalled an iconic performance. as much as he cheated then, the second goal was pure genius from one of the greatest f

and i think that that summarizes his life for argentina and what he means for the people of argentina. for me, as i said, when i had the opportunity to see him on the pitch, i was amazed about his skill, the control over his own body. he was a short but incredible player. and the players that played with team i talked to said that he could be able to win a match by himself. and when they were in trouble, they were always trying to find came and passed him the board because they knew that with the ball in, in his boots, he can do something that nobody could do. and now that's something that makes the difference in the player of the time, for sure. no doubt the best player in that time. but it's clear that you can't judge lawyers in different eras in different time, but he's been one of the greatest to put sure in the history with the cop in. if we would have been playing today with the no but pursue, we lose one of the top players. he's now a legend. it's an eggcorn is being considered quantum or the best ever. and i've been very lucky to see him playing on the pitch and for man was an

in argentina. he'd suffered a heart attack, and was due to have further treatment for alcohol dependency. maradona led argentina to victory in the world cup in 1986, a campaign that included the so—called hand of god goal, scored against england in the quarter—final. the brazilian star pele said he'd lost a great friend, and that the world had lost a hero. the former england captain gary lineker said maradona was arguably the greatest player ever. 0ur sports editor dan roan looks back at a turbulent life on and off the pitch. uniquely talented, deeply troubled and at times simply untouchable. diego maradona played football that defined. he won't need any of them. 0h! you have to say that's magnificent! argentina against england in the 1980s world cup quarterfinal, in what was later voted the goal of the century. and yet just four minutes voted the goal of the century. and yetjust four minutes earlier maradona had become one of sport's most notorious cheats. commentator: maradona! touma two extr

we begin with breaking news from argentina, a true superstar in every sense of the world football legend passed the way the age of 60. his lawyer confirmed his death from a heart attack in buenos aires this wednesday or a dollar was considered. one of the greatest footballers of all time, a world cup winner joint player of the 20th century as well alongside pele. he was never, far from the media spotlight, both for his actions on and off the field. as artie's peter all over goes through a rose from a sheltie to national treasure. diego marriage dollar was hero to many a villain to some devil that played football like an angel. he will be sadly missed as a character. but he certainly lived a life 60 years old, fit more into those 60 years. the most people would do in a 100 lifetimes. he started his football in korea at home in argentina, but it was in europe that he really burst on to the scene in 1982. he signed for barcelona for a day and world record holder fee of just over $7.00 and a half $1000000.00. he spent a short time with the catalan giants his time. there was marred by fights

he was captain of argentina when he scored the famous goal against england. here is diego maradona speaking to the bbc back in 2006. >> i oht to think the guy upstaithe beard, as i call him. he gives me opportunities, and i make theost of them. and i give my all to make the most of them. ros: crowds gathering outside the private resort in argentina where maradona had been staying after leaving hospital. fansurning up to pay tribute, as well as the press. naples, where he played for seven years. those people chanting, there is only one maradona. fanset have beenng flares and candles, and you can see d this man is still a leg this city. this image is found in lots of neighborhoods. he played there for seven quite incredible seasons, between 1984 and 1991. tributes haveeen pouring in from all around the world. one of the top football presenters says, by some thdistance best player of my generation, arguably the greatest of all time. after a blessed but troubled life, hopefully you will find some comfort in the hands of god. and this from pele, maybe the only per

and in argentina, people have been gathering to pay their respects as well. that's just 3 days of national mourning have been declared in the country. here's what people in one cyrus have been saying. i never thought the study would come my 1st time. he's the greatest football and the one who gave the same every thing. do you go? amanda maradona means everything. the whole world has to be murray doona today. the whole world price for diego, armando murdo, for someone to come and tell me that's a lie. that's all i ask. tributes have been pouring in from the world of football and we heard from the real, the former real madrid, president calderon, who says those who played with mario maradona believed he could win matches all by himself. i saw him many matches here in spain when he was in the league for 2 years with barcelona. it works in the best time for him, but this by the, to keep played to the very, very good matches. he led to the idea that we were, we were what's in a very, very incredible player. and i remember none of those that know what's up with me

argentina's congress is debating a bill seeking to raise billions of dollars from the super rich. the one off taxes meant support families who've been hit hard by the pandemic. today's about reports from one of silence argentina's tax by and how it should be sliced and made an economic crisis has become food for lively discussion . and when a site is and no for the 1st time deputies are set to debate imposing a wealth tax on arjun times who have over $2000000.00 in assets. thousands took to the streets outside congress to show support for the new tax and the government of out of the family. we are seeing a very delicate situation in argentina with people struggling to find food, people who have lost their jobs. so opposing a tax on wealth is necessary for the tax under discussion would amount to 2 percent for individuals with assets worth more than $2500000.00 and scale up to us, much as $525.00 old from wealthy citizens holding their fortunes outside the country. argentina is desperate for funds as the coronavirus than demick has had a devastated impact in the economy. poverty ra