that s not quite true there s still a two legged playoff to decide whether wolfsburg will stay in the top flight next season or whether tiny hole stein keogh will win their first ever promotion to the first division and see how that first like with. golf s borg struck early regi hitting home from close range to open the scoring for the hosts in the thirteenth minute credit you know smalley for his work laying this one on. with their backs against the wall kiel answered in the thirty fourth minute dominic drexler shaking his markers to find kingsley schindler. but the wolves bit again six minutes later. hammering home just past the reach of keeper kenneth home. on the score at half time. in the fifty fifth minute provider for molly who rounded the keeper and slotted in to make it three one. the second division.
want him to come home and get the treatment he needs back home. one hopeful sign is that the north and south korea exchange communications on friday about exchanges some of the closed, connected areas, the economic zone, so maybe there is a softening going on. we certainly hope so. we want positive engagement and peaceful negotiations to be able to bring kenneth home. terri, we will keep our focus on this, as well. thank you so much. our hearts are with you and the whole entire family of kenneth bae. thank you. and 50 years after the beatles won their first grammy for best new artist, paul mccartney and ringo starr brought down the house with a surprise appearance last night. a rare reunion for the two surviving beatles, at the grammy awards. even yoko ono was dancing in the aisles. nbc s kate snow sat down with drummer ringo starr to look back at 1964, the british invasion,
joining me now is kenneth bae s sister. we talked before but it s so nice to meet you in person on the west coast in the past. tell any about reaction to the latest video. how did he look and what does it make you feel, any more hope? mixed emotions when i watched him and haven t seen my brother in well over a year so i have it s good to see his face but, you know, i see he s in prison uniform and has a number 103 over on his chest. i look at that, he has a family waiting for him and it s a visual reminder he s a prisoner in north korea. what do you want our government to do? i would like our kenneth has asked publicly for u.s. government intervention, has made it clear that is what it s going to take to bring him home. i know i appreciate all of the work that the state department has been doing and will continue to do and i believe in their
advocacy, i want urgent action taken to bring kenneth home now after 15 months the longest detained american in recent history in north korea. he had made, you tell me as many as 18 trips to north korea over the last few years. this was at least an operating tour business. there was a lot of interest from korean americans and others. tell me about the interest in going to north korea, which to a lot of people is a frightening place. he saw a business opportunity when the special economic zone was set up. there s another side of north korea what he called untainted beauty, the place and people and wanted to really be a cultural ambassador of sorts and open doors and contribute to the committee. he thought he was helping to contribute to their economy. what did you think of the exploits of dennis rodman? you know, i think he s not a
maybe the north koreans want to improve their own image. what do you make of that analysis? it is hard to know. dennis certainly overstepped his bounds with his remarks. it had thrust him into more of a spot light which we need to bring kenneth home. good luck. we are praying for you and your family and your brother. we hope he is released soon. we appreciate you joining us. thank you for having me. a candid confession from the former first lady barbara bush, why she said she quote loved the former president bill clinton. and buffet betting $1 billion on this season s ncaa tournament. we ll explaint that and a lot more.