Been a great game for the england goalkeeper mary earps. She had two big saves. If the goalkeeper has had a good game, and things are not going your way. It looks like england has the corner now. 13 minutes of injury time has been played. We have gone through that, we are past that. The england goalkeeper tearing up the field, trying to cheer her players on. England corner, could be one of the last kicks of the game. The keeper is in the box, but it is the spain keeper who comes down and grabs it, hold onto it and that is it. Spain have won the womens World Cup Final. They beat england 1 0. The Substitute Pile onto the pitch. The players pile on top of each other in the penalty area. It tookjust one goal, that is all that separated two great teams who had remarkable tournaments, but it is spain who come out on top. Cheers from the player and tears. What an emotional moment for them. Unfortunately, that means heartbreak and disappointment for so many england fans, so many across the cou
Strike across lufthansa through till saturday morning. 0n strike across lufthansa through till saturday morning. On top of that there is Security Staff at cologne and dusseldorf and frankfurt airports are causing wild widespread cancellations. Anybody trying to travel to, from, or within germany at the moment is looking pretty shaky. Let pretty sha ky. Let us pretty shaky. Let us Focus On Cliff why are they such trouble with the unions . Partly because the entire aviation world suffered very much during the covid pandemic. Things are bouncing back. There is remarkable profits numbers at lufthansa, i billion euros, around 3 billion in profits, very similar to what the company which owns iberia of spain and British Airways did. They have earned that because there is huge demand for travel, but in europe in particular, capacity is still way down on pre pandemic times. Very simply, supply and demand kicks in. The unions are seeing the profits that are being made and they are very simply sa
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happening now, mass destruction in more than 3,400 people dead after a powerful earthquake, and dozens of after o armageddon. stand by for new reporting on the catastrophes in turkey and syria as rescuers search for survivors and the death toll keeps rising and rising. also tonight, u.s. officials reveal new information on the size, cape abilities and the vae of the downed balloon. amid rising u.s./china tensions, and as president biden faces new international emergencies, he s also engaged in last-minute preparations for his state of the union address. we ll tell you what the president just said about his prime time speech to congress and the nation a little over 24 hours from now. welcome to our viewers here in the united states, and around the world, i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. let s get right to the unfolding earthquake disasters in turkey and syria and its truly devastating toll. cnn s jomana karadsheh is in istanbul. one of the most powerful quakes t