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[00:02:17] Good evening, dear viewers, you are watching sports on
[00:02:20] N1. It is now official, Amar Dedić is the new
[00:02:23] footballer of Newcastle United. The representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:02:27] signed a five-year contract with the English
[00:02:30] giant, and for his services the English had to allocate about
[00:02:33] 35 million euros. Dedić comes to a team
[00:02:36] without much competition in his position. The only two
[00:02:40] for March 18 in Morocco, at full-backs, Tino Livramento and Luis Hall, are in
[00:02:42] this team, with Dedić they will have to cover both sides of the field
[00:02:46] throughout the season, so it is certain that Dedić will find more than
[00:02:49] enough playing time in the ranks of the Magpies. The Dragon will probably have
[00:02:53] the opportunity to make his debut already this weekend when Newcastle in the first round of the new
[00:02:57] season of the English Premiership plays against Liverpool.
[00:03:03] I played here last year and I already felt how much passion reigns here among
[00:03:07] the fans who create a great atmosphere, I felt the energy,
[00:03:10] the fans really love football, that's why I was captivated and wanted to come
[00:03:14] here, it's a great feeling to play in that stadium, this is a big club and I want
[00:03:18] to fight for it.
[00:03:22] And another representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denis Hadžikadunić
[00:03:25] has a new club and signed for Hajduk. The experienced stopper
[00:03:29] arrived in Split as a free agent after successfully completed medical
[00:03:32] examinations, signed a two-year contract with the club from Split.
[00:03:36] Hadži Kadunić was presented to the Croatian team with a sympathetic video
[00:03:40] in which the defender waits for the sports director of the club and is served
[00:03:43] sirnica, promised as it was said a real
[00:03:47] burek. With the arrival of Hadžikadunić, Hajduk got a very experienced
[00:03:51] stopper who has a rich international career behind him,
[00:03:54] he played for Malmö, Mallorca, HSV, Sampdoria, in which he
[00:03:58] spent last season. After the expiration of his contract with Rostov, he became
[00:04:02] a free player, he played in the World Cup in the USA, Canada and
[00:04:05] Mexico.
[00:04:09] The best Bosnian-Herzegovinian swimmer Lana Pudar spoke out after the completion
[00:04:13] of her performance at the European Championship in Paris. The Mostar native finished the competition in
[00:04:17] 200m butterfly in seventh place, and after this
[00:04:20] race she said that she is leaving France with new experience and even
[00:04:24] greater motivation to continue working. Pudar once again
[00:04:27] performed among the best European swimmers, but the final
[00:04:30] result was not what
[00:04:33] "This tube being empty is a she hoped for, I am finishing the European Championship in Paris with many beautiful
[00:04:35] moments, experiences and even greater motivation for what
[00:04:39] is to come. Not every time is the result what
[00:04:42] I wish for, but even such races are part of the journey. And from each
[00:04:46] we can learn something, extract something good and continue even more
[00:04:49] motivated, said the Mostar Siren, among
[00:04:52] other things. For Pudar, now follows a period of rest after which she will
[00:04:56] return to training and preparations for the next competitions.
[00:05:04] The footballers of Sarajevo will play the match of the third round of the domestic championship of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:05:08] against BSK from Banja Luka on Friday at the Bilino Polje stadium in
[00:05:12] Zenica. And the maroon club decided to open wide the doors of the stands to its
[00:05:15] fans, after the umbrella association of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:05:19] previously confirmed that Sarajevo will not be able to play this match at its
[00:05:22] stadium due to the unsuitable pitch at the
[00:05:25] Asim Berhatović Hase stadium, all the details of the match are now known.
[00:05:29] Sarajevo will host BSK on Friday at 8 PM, and the
[00:05:32] club announced that entry to Bilino Polje will be
[00:05:35] free.
[00:05:40] Tonight, the first three matches of the play-off for entry into the group stage
[00:05:43] of the Champions League are on the program. The eyes of the region will be turned to Zagreb where Dinamo
[00:05:47] plays against Norwegian Viking. The Zagreb team should
[00:05:50] be big favorites in this duel, although Viking is a
[00:05:54] team whose project has been going on for almost four years and which has been
[00:05:58] together much longer than the Blues. The team from Zagreb
[00:06:01] also has some doubts when it comes to the starting eleven, but besides
[00:06:05] that they should be able to cope with the unpleasant Norwegians.
[00:06:08] In other matches that are on the program tonight, Fenerbahçe plays against Lyon,
[00:06:12] and Levski Sofia will host AEK Athens.
[00:06:15] Atine.
[00:06:18] We know, we know, we know what kind of match awaits us, we know it will be very
[00:06:21] difficult, whoever you play against in this phase of the competition, we know, we know that
[00:06:25] there are no easy opponents, especially, especially
[00:06:28] Scandinavian countries, Scandinavian clubs,
[00:06:31] uh, we know, we know what kind of football they play, we know, we know they are
[00:06:35] very aggressive, but we will do our best tomorrow, I hope
[00:06:38] to win,
[00:06:41] now that we have come to the start, you see these Champions League logos,
[00:06:45] it's something beautiful, I just mentioned Viking that was built for five or six years
[00:06:48] to reach the play-off, we are so to speak a new team for a year, and
[00:06:52] a year of great success, here is a double crown and we started this
[00:06:55] season well, which was very important, we reached it, the goal was to enter that Champions League
[00:06:59] happy, satisfied,
[00:07:02] I don't think too soon, I just know that
[00:07:05] I always want Dinamo to win,
[00:07:09] to build success and here, the team, the team... plays
[00:07:12] well and we deserved that, we deserved that
[00:07:15] Champions League
[00:07:17] match.
[00:07:20] The human rights organization Fair Square asked FIFA to ban
[00:07:24] Infantino from a new candidacy for president, claiming that he
[00:07:28] has already served the maximum three terms allowed by the statute.
[00:07:32] Infantino claims that his first term, which began in 2016 after
[00:07:35] Sep Blatter's departure, should not be counted because he only completed
[00:07:39] the mandate that was entrusted to Blatter. Fair Square believes that
[00:07:43] such an interpretation is contrary to FIFA's rules. Pressure on Infantino
[00:07:47] is growing ahead of the congress of the world's football governing body scheduled
[00:07:52] which his candidacy is expected for the period from
[00:07:56] 2027 to 2031.
[00:07:59] UEFA, the Asian Confederation and CONCACAF recently requested a
[00:08:02] review of his actions, while the Scottish Football
[00:08:05] Association announced that it would not support his new mandate.
[00:08:09] Infantino, on the other hand, still has the support of the African and South American
[00:08:13] football
[00:08:13] confederations.
[00:08:17] Chelsea shareholders Mark Walter and Todd Boehly are negotiating
[00:08:21] the sale of their shares to Clear Lake Capital, the Financial Times reported. Walter's
[00:08:24] financial empire is under
[00:08:28] federal investigation, according to reports published last month,
[00:08:31] investigating ties between investments, his insurance
[00:08:35] companies and related entities. Walter is also
[00:08:38] the owner of the MLB team Los Angeles Dodgers, and has reached an agreement
[00:08:42] to sell the Los Angeles Lakers to investor Joshua Kushner, former
[00:08:46] Disney CEO Bob Iger for a record $12.5
[00:08:50] billion. The deal was reached just over a year after
[00:08:53] Walter bought a majority stake in the NBA club. Chelsea was
[00:08:57] bought in May 2022 by an investment group led
[00:09:01] by American businessman Todd Boehly and Clear Lake
[00:09:04] Capital.
[00:09:07] Deportivo La Coruña footballers played last night at home a 1-1 draw
[00:09:11] against Elche in the first round of the Spanish
[00:09:14] championship. Deportivo took the lead at Riazor in the 21st minute
[00:09:18] with a goal from experienced Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang assisted
[00:09:21] by Amatuchi. The new La Liga member held the lead until
[00:09:25] deep into the second half, but could not win. In the
[00:09:29] 76th minute, pardon, Aguado equalized after
[00:09:32] Villar's assist for the final 1-1.
[00:09:35] Deportivo, who returned to La Liga after eight years, will visit
[00:09:39] Malaga in the second round, and Elche will actually face the
[00:09:43] current champions
[00:09:44] Barcelona in the next round.
[00:09:47] Independiente beat Lanus 3-1 away in the Argentine
[00:09:51] championship. Lautaro Milan scored two goals
[00:09:54] for the visitors, the first assisted by Montiel in the 37th minute, while the second
[00:09:58] goal came in the second minute of the second half.
[00:10:01] Alan Wilk reduced his team's deficit only three minutes later for
[00:10:05] Lanus. Independiente's victory was confirmed by
[00:10:08] Maximiliano Gutierrez with a goal in added time for
[00:10:11] the final 1-0. Immediately after the final whistle,
[00:10:15] there was a conflict between players after which Lanus midfielder Ramiro Carrera
[00:10:19] received a red card for an incident with Kevin
[00:10:22] Lomacano.
[00:10:25] Alexander Zverev advanced to the next round of the Cincinnati Masters after
[00:10:29] defeating Francis Terrence Atmanea, the Frenchman,
[00:10:33] pardon Teren Saatmanea 7-6, 7-6. The German was down
[00:10:36] 3-0 in the first set, but managed to make a comeback and
[00:10:40] win both sets in a tie-break. Regardless of the final result in
[00:10:44] Cincinnati, Zverev will return to second place in the ATP rankings and
[00:10:48] be the second seed at the US Open. The German also achieved his 46th
[00:10:51] victory in 2026, which means he currently has more victories
[00:10:55] in the season. Arthur Fils also advanced, defeating Jiří
[00:10:59] Lehečka 6-1, 6-7, 6-3,
[00:11:02] while Alex de Minaur was better than Arthur Ferry 7-5,
[00:11:05] 7-6. Rafael Hoodar convincingly
[00:11:08] eliminated Alejandro Tabilo 6-2, 6-1, while Jo
[00:11:12] Wonseka retired from the match against Christopher
[00:11:14] O'Connell.
[00:11:17] In the women's competition, Gašljontek advanced to the round of 16 in Cincinnati after
[00:11:21] coming back to defeat Maria Sakkari 2-1 in the last
[00:11:25] set. The exact score was 4-6, 6-1,
[00:11:28] 6-1. The Pole, after losing the first set, completely took
[00:11:32] control and won as many as 12 of the last
[00:11:35] 14 games in this match. The fifth tennis player in the world will play
[00:11:38] against Frenchwoman Diane Parry
[00:11:41] in the next round for a place in the quarterfinals. Victories were also recorded by American Jessica
[00:11:45] Pegula who defeated her compatriot Navarro
[00:11:48] 7-5, 6-2 and Amanda Anisimova who was better
[00:11:52] than Aleksandra Alesa 4-6, 6-4, and
[00:11:55] 6-2.
[00:11:59] Two-time Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard will not compete again this
[00:12:02] season due to recovery from a collarbone fracture, his team Visma-Lease
[00:12:05] a Bike confirmed. The Dane suffered the injury after a fall during the 15th
[00:12:09] stage of last month's Tour de France, after which he had to undergo
[00:12:13] surgery. Due to the injury, he will miss the World Road Cycling
[00:12:16] Championships which will be on the program from September 20
[00:12:19] to 27 in Montreal. Vingegaard
[00:12:22] could potentially have competed in the
[00:12:26] October Tour de Lombardia, but it has now
[00:12:29] been confirmed that the 29-year-old will not return to racing
[00:12:33] before the end of next season, before next season,
[00:13:37] Ukraine awaits new supplies for empty Patriot systems,
[00:13:41] Trump's associates are increasingly being discussed, while young Americans
[00:13:45] think they are worse off than previous generations. Welcome to
[00:13:48] Global.
[00:13:55] We start Global with dramatic, never-before-seen scenes from Ukraine, while
[00:13:59] Russian ballistic missiles continue to rain down on Ukrainian cities, key
[00:14:03] American Patriot air defense systems stand completely
[00:14:06] empty. Due to a huge global shortage of interceptor missiles,
[00:14:09] this country is facing fear and despair, and the citizens
[00:14:13] of Kyiv, who previously felt protected, are once again vulnerable.
[00:14:16] A CNN reporter brings an exclusive story about the struggle for
[00:14:19] survival and the anticipation of much-needed
[00:14:21] help.
[00:14:25] moment of absolute desperation. Ukraine's
[00:14:29] never shown anyone these before. An American made
[00:14:32] patriot air defense launcher. The interceptors they
[00:14:35] fire, the only thing that can take down Russian ballistic missiles that
[00:14:39] rain down on Ukraine, are under huge global
[00:14:43] supply shortage, but these here are sitting
[00:14:46] idle, doing nothing, when in Ukraine they could be saving
[00:14:50] lives almost nightly. Why, they're
[00:14:53] empty, out of ammo.
[00:14:58] site really that would spark fear for ordinary Ukrainians
[00:15:01] and is the product of dozens
[00:15:05] of phone calls to any ally, all sorts of deal making
[00:15:08] president Zelensky told me to try and find the
[00:15:11] interceptors to fill this up. An extraordinary step they're
[00:15:15] taking by showing us the fact this particular Patriot battery is
[00:15:19] essentially out of action until interceptors arrive, a sign of
[00:15:22] desperation. Chief..." Engineer Dimitro says it is
[00:15:26] 2 and a half months since this one fired and six
[00:15:29] weeks since he saw one fire at all.
[00:15:33] You actually this is really hard break.
[00:15:39] site when you
[00:15:42] have equipment, but you're not able to intercept any
[00:15:46] missile, this is very
[00:15:49] sad, when you know that ballistic missiles are
[00:15:52] flying over your head and you are not able to do anything
[00:15:56] with it, and you know that
[00:15:59] behind you there are citizens and how did that make you feel
[00:16:03] knowing that you should help but
[00:16:05] can't?
[00:16:09] you learn how to walk, but you're not able to walk
[00:16:12] or you able, or you you know how to
[00:16:16] breathe, but you're not able to breathe. he knew the global
[00:16:19] supply crunch was coming. when we saw how
[00:16:23] many how many interceptors were launched in
[00:16:25] middle east? we predicted that we will be in
[00:16:28] trouble.
[00:16:34] ukraine has been reluctant to admit if they have. zero
[00:16:37] interceptors left, president Zelensky telling me every morning he
[00:16:41] begs allies for more. I do some things which I can't even
[00:16:45] share, uh, it's not, it doesn't mean that it's out of the
[00:16:49] law, no, but it's, I, I can't speak about
[00:16:52] it. Kyev is rocked by a massive ballistic
[00:16:55] attack, normally once a
[00:16:56] week.
[00:17:00] Racing to the subway and shelters, were before, they felt
[00:17:04] protected, they are not anymore. It is
[00:17:08] America first in the queue and Ukraine left to
[00:17:11] anxiety in the rubble. Nick Paintton Mulsh, CNN, Kiev,
[00:17:15] Ukraine.
[00:17:22] We move on to the American political scene where the cards are being laid out
[00:17:26] for the upcoming election cycles, while Democrat Jon Ossoff has solidified
[00:17:30] his position in the key swing state of Georgia and draws comparisons to
[00:17:34] Barack Obama as a potential favorite for 2028.
[00:17:37] In Donald Trump's camp, public attention is drawn to his close
[00:17:41] associate Natalie Harp, her unusual and unreserved
[00:17:44] devotion to the president even provoked reactions from the Secret
[00:17:47] Service. More details on the events within the White
[00:17:51] House will follow. You
[00:17:53] reported extensively on the president's working relationship with Natalie Harp in your
[00:17:57] book. How do you see this reaction from him and the White House Communications
[00:18:00] team? Well, I didn't see the president actually respond to this at all. In
[00:18:04] terms of the White House communications team, I think that there's there's two. actually
[00:18:11] is talented politician, it it doesn't hurt democrats to
[00:18:15] be compared to Barack Obama. He's still a
[00:18:18] pretty popular uh politician, particularly among democrats, number one, but number
[00:18:22] two, Osaf is both in the lead in Georgia, which is key
[00:18:25] state in terms of his reelection, and separately he is seen as a front runner
[00:18:29] potentially for 2028. It depends on who you talk to in the white
[00:18:32] house as to how much any of them are actually focused on what could advance
[00:18:36] 2020? but they do seem happy to have something to try to
[00:18:40] rally their own voters against and are taking any
[00:18:43] opportunity, the separate piece on Natalie Harp, look, we reported
[00:18:47] in our book that she had, she is completely devoted to Trump,
[00:18:51] she left letters in his personal spaces during the
[00:18:54] campaign, and one of which said, you are all that matters to me,
[00:18:57] she, her, her, her interest in him and those
[00:19:01] letters alarmed the secret service at the time, as we reported, Trump
[00:19:05] has told people around him "you know, she's the only
[00:19:08] staffer who loves him as much as his wife and children, then you'll all go
[00:19:12] off and leave me and make money, and she'll never leave me. She's
[00:19:16] a tax payer, paid staffer in the white house,
[00:19:19] so I'm not going to get into what assof insinuated about her, that goes
[00:19:23] beyond our reporting, but it is certainly legitimate to ask about staff in the white
[00:19:27] house.
[00:19:34] The American Dream is in question, the latest research shows
[00:19:37] a shocking decline in optimism among young people in the United States. More than
[00:19:41] half of respondents under 30 believe that their life
[00:19:45] opportunities are significantly worse than those of their parents.
[00:19:48] This growing generational pessimism is already leaving a deep mark on
[00:19:52] the political scene, bringing a drastic drop in support for Donald Trump
[00:19:55] among younger voters and threatening traditional
[00:19:59] Republican strongholds such as Texas. CNN's detailed
[00:20:03] analysis follows.
[00:20:07] possible political implications with this now very young man
[00:20:11] seen in chief data analyst Harry Enton look it's the
[00:20:15] American ideal that every generation is supposed to do better than
[00:20:18] their parents generation that's what we all
[00:20:21] think
[00:20:24] but it's the great American promise right and these are some of the most
[00:20:27] depressing stats that I think we, Johnny B and I
[00:20:31] and you have spoken about and you can see it right here, I mean life
[00:20:34] opportunities versus your parents generation, worse or...
[00:20:37] you go back to 2000, mean look at that, 72% said better opportunities
[00:20:41] versus just 5% said worse, you go back 10 years ago, better was still
[00:20:45] ahead of worse, but the numbers get a little bit worse,
[00:20:48] 44% said better, 25, 25%
[00:20:52] said worse, look now at worse though, the
[00:20:55] plurality, 45% say the life
[00:20:58] opportunities versus the parents generation is in fact
[00:21:01] worse compared to just 33% who say better,
[00:21:05] so since the beginning of the 2000s we've seen nearly a
[00:21:08] 40% drop in the better percentage and a
[00:21:11] 40% rise in the worst
[00:21:14] percentage, this to me more than anything else tells us about our
[00:21:18] politics and why we keep seeing this turnover in Washington, yeah,
[00:21:21] getting from here to here, I got to say is just an extraordinary thing, young
[00:21:25] people, and I got a couple who are in this age rain, 18 to
[00:21:31] their opportunities? yeah, okay, so what is really
[00:21:34] driving this percentage, this 40 point rise, how
[00:21:37] about those under the age of 30, those of course who are just
[00:21:41] starting off in their lives, starting off in their professional opportunities,
[00:21:44] look at these numbers, life opportunities versus the parents
[00:21:47] generation, uh, age 18 to 29, say worse, who say
[00:21:51] worse? look at this, it was just 2% in 2000,
[00:21:55] then it was 23% in 2016, now oh
[00:21:58] my god, that is what Johnny B is saying on the side of the screen there,
[00:22:02] the majority, 54%
[00:22:05] say, in fact their life opportunities versus their parents generation
[00:22:08] is worse, that is an over 50- point climb in the last
[00:22:12] 26 years since the beginning of this century, this
[00:22:16] more than anything else tells us so much about our politics right now, this is
[00:22:19] bleek. I mean this is just incredibly bleek. How about shifts
[00:22:23] among this group in their opinions toward President Trump? Yeah, I
[00:22:26] think. We have seen just all this turnover, right? President Trump put up this historically
[00:22:30] strong performance among those under the age of 30, but now, as he hasn't
[00:22:34] been able to deliver in their eyes, look at this, under the age of 30, Trump Net approval,
[00:22:37] it was plus 10 points at the beginning of this presidency, and now way
[00:22:41] down there, minus 30 points and Johnny B, if
[00:22:45] you're looking at some districts where you may in fact see the
[00:22:48] implications of this. go to Texas, one of the youngest states in the
[00:22:52] nation, go to a district that is very young, well less the median age then
[00:22:55] what we see nationwide, chance to win in Texas team, this is a
[00:22:59] plus 18 Trump district, look at this, it's basically dead even
[00:23:03] race right now according to the cause prediction mark, it's 52% chance for the
[00:23:06] Democrat, 49% chance for the Republican, and that tells us
[00:23:10] everything we need to know, younger people just don't see the opportunities that they
[00:23:14] that those in past generation saw compared to their parents, and you're seeing these big
[00:23:18] swings as they kind of put
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