times and like many russians. so over believes in it s magic. she s working as a volunteer for the world cup taking care of the fans and guests in the city just as she did for the confederations cup. i can play here behind for the most random i want to do this if it means. sports and was born. here it s very. far. from. the sky and so that s my release my from the only. ones i guess. to show in. moscow in hopes that. i m giving my. yulia will volunteer throughout the world cup up until the final day she ll have that off because she s one of the lucky ones to win tickets to the final fifo
but it s a forty eight team world cup so north america has that going for them now if you have bid process in the past and struck by candle have they done anything to alleviate this issue yet if they ve tried to change the format quite radically used to be twenty four members of the executive committee would vote on the bidding decide on the bidding process and that led to a lot of allegations of corruption zte two thousand and six world cup here in germany the twenty eight hundred will come and russia s you know tomorrow and the next world cup the twenty twenty two world cup in qatar lots of allegations around there and this bid was actually held back because of the corruption scandal surrounding fifo which started in two thousand and fifteen so. this time it s all the member associations have one vote so two hundred seven excluding the four teams that are involved in the in the two respective bids and there s also no longer this failed experiment of. giving out two world cup hosting
work ethics scholarships and ifo you want to be taken even remotely seriously, not just as a narrator for a show you didn t write, but as the ceo of a foundation with your name in it, you can have an opinion, but if you re going to argue, you argue from the middle. you look at the facts as best you can, you ask for evidence, which is the first thing i didyo with rebecca. her accusations were very clear, but for a pro-science person, her case was conspicuously void of what you might call proof. you can have a good time and challenge people in a grown-up way to at least, at least create the illusion of persuasiveness. but if you can t do thatst then you probably ought not own an opinion. tucker: i m never going to ask your political opinions because i love the fact that you stand as an island in a world full of people who can t wait to share theirs.ol an island in a storm.an tucker: you are a respites. from the squall. mike rowe, great to see he was always. thanks for having me.
ufo zz this mean there really is something out there, want to talk about this with my favorite astro physicist. how many astrophysicists do you know. you re the only one. did you see everyone in the studio when that was playing? yeah. what is that? that s unidentified. that s what the u stands for in ufo. i m just saying. that s why it s called if you knew what it was, it would be an ifo. that s how it works. come on, now. it is fascinating. anything you don t know, flying in the sky is unidentified. if it s unkidentified, it s fascinating thing. if you put all of them in a box, you go, okay, how many could be known to someone who has extensive knowledge of what
beard grew whiter. he still he outlived many critics. outlasted ten u.s. administrations. in the end, it was illness, not washington, that forced him to retire. passing cuba s leadership to his younger brother raul. in his last years, he appeared occasionally, mostly in photos looking frail. the times he tried to play the role of elder statesman but more and more he seems inconsequential. translator: the cuban government has slowly removed him from the scene. it would be one thing if he died july 31st 2006. instead his importance slowly faded. he insists that death was not something he feared. i have never been afraid of death. translator: i never been concerned about death. ifo owe not feel attached to