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they were beaten by australia, 1998, and graham arnold, that current coach, as arnie is nicknamed, happened to be playing so he knows what it takes to beat argentina. >> we'll be watching. thanks so much, amanda davies in doha. appreciate it. for more, let's bring in david orenstein. he's a football analyst. i wanted to get your view of usa/netherlands. the dutch are favorites, they have the better talent, but usa arguably has played better in the tournament thus far, is that correct? >> i would say so, despite the fact that the dutch have won two of their three matches and they were unbeaten in the group stage, the u.s. looked like they're something a little bit different this time around. they've got more substance to their side. they've only conceded one goal and that was the penalty against wales. no goals from open place. so their defense is resilient,
australia for their part are relishing this moment. you suspect the fans are still partying on the streets of melbourne as we saw them doing at 4:00 in the morning, after that victory over denmark. it's a huge, huge moment for them. just their second ever knockout match at a world cup finals. the man they have been charged graham arnold was in goal last time in 2006 in the team. interestingly, he knows what it takes to beat argentina. the last time australia beat argentina back in 1988, arnie was on the pitch as a player. >> i can't wait to watch both matches with my soccer team later this afternoon. at a bar somewhere, just absolutes mouth watering matchups there. amanda davies in doha, thanks so much. appreciate it. ♪ well, we're just a few days away from the runoff election
arnie's jacket in terminator numeric key. i do not know how the overtime will wrap up between now and christmas but we will be looking at more stuff later just after half past eight. i will be back! an uncanny resemblance. are you an ad to try them on? 1110. of course he is to try them on? no. of course he is not. we to try them on? fin of course he is not. we would definitely be back for that one. see you later. i am not sure, a spy having personalised number plates. that would give the game away! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alison earle. two 14 year—old girls have been injured — one of them critically — after a crash involving a bus in north—east london. it happened
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this part of motherhood that has now made her take this decision, do you think? i wish we had more time to discuss. i think? i wish we had more time to discuss. ., �* ~' think? i wish we had more time to discuss. ., �* ,, , ., , discuss. i don't think so personally because she _ discuss. i don't think so personally because she mentions _ discuss. i don't think so personally because she mentions the - discuss. i don't think so personally because she mentions the timing i discuss. i don't think so personally l because she mentions the timing to get pregnant for over a year he doused —— she's trying to get pregnant. it's a good spin to say she's in motherhood or extending her family over tennis, but the truth is her body has arnie told her the tennis part of her life is winding down. we'll see what happens. anyone else like her— down. we'll see what happens. anyone else like her again? _ down. we'll see what happens. anyone else like her again? never _ down. we'll see what happens. anyone else like her again? never say - else like her again? never say never, else like her again? never say never. but _ else like her again? never say never. but i — else like her again? never say never, but i would _ else like her again? never say never, but i would say - else like her again? never say never, but i would say out i else like her again? never say never, but i would say out of i else like her again? never say i never, but i would say out of all the things you would say that about, i don't see we'll do the likes of serena again. {lin i don't see we'll do the likes of serena again.— i don't see we'll do the likes of serena aaain. ., ., ~ serena again. on that note, i think we have to — serena again. on that note, i think we have to say _ serena again. on that note, i think we have to say goodbye, _ serena again. on that note, i think we have to say goodbye, but i serena again. on that note, i think we have to say goodbye, but never say no there is a great way to in the back. —— end. stephanie myles,
means a pay rise which keeps pace with inflation so they cannot only break even but they will thrive, which means that they wider economy will thrive, because when the nhs workers and public sector workers have money in their pocket, they are not only able to meet their household bills but they can go into the shops and restaurants in the high street and keep the private economy going as well which is really important. i economy going as well which is really important.— economy going as well which is really important. i will keep asking the same question, _ really important. i will keep asking the same question, talk— really important. i will keep asking the same question, talk to - really important. i will keep asking the same question, talk to me i really important. i will keep asking i the same question, talk to me about numbers. is well aware that inflation is either nine or ten, beyond that, in terms of the pay offer full nurses, what are you talking about figures wise? arnie offer full nurses, what are you talking about figures wise? we are talkin: talking about figures wise? we are talking about _ talking about figures wise? we are talking about a _ talking about figures wise? we are talking about a pay _ talking about figures wise? we are talking about a pay offer _ talking about figures wise? we are talking about a pay offer being i talking about figures wise? we are talking about a pay offer being fair| talking about a pay offer being fair to everyone in the nhs, to reflect the rising cost of living. we want to see the government sitting around the table with employers and unions talking about what that fair pay