they investigated the north korean claims. side withcided to north korea, the united states would apologize. another proposal was advanced that north korea would accept themending turned over to just -- the status of detainees by the united nations. at one point united states given opportunity right on the bottom of a north korean admission of guilt letter. that is a letter prepared by the north koreans in conformity with the three a demand. instead, the united states negotiated that they would a knowledge receipt of the ship and crew. all of them were rejected by kim il-sung. in november of 1968 did -- the situation was desperate. discussed the public stand up with his wife eleanor. he saw no solution other than together north koreans and apology but wondered how to do it in a way to minimize the american humiliation. his wife had an answer, have the american negotiator agreed to sign a north korean letter only if they would allow him to publicly refute he ate it before signing. many were skeptical but this give them little t

north korean is an extreme violator of human rights. it is a state that does not provide first and foremost for the welfare of its people. but what is also interesting about north korea is that it actually has many divisions within its society. not to to be careful look at the society as a monolithic entity. there are people in the elite well, theyfared very eat well and trick well, and they had the hottest consumer goods we can buy in united states. then there are those at the bottom who are struggling on a day-to-day level. i would hope that if the north korean leader has the sensibility and the awareness that his regime and its existence really depends on his ,bility to bring that bottom-up to provide food regularly, releaseare, etc., and the kind of every day choke on normal people's lives. hasp tomr. kim jong-un sober up on that level. there are signs that in north korea, people do note that the economy is the answer. host: democrats line, carl. caller: good morning. i want to say, kim jong-un might the at tyrant, but i do not thin

koreans and the north korean delegation told me did. and mr moon to to provoke handle the situation and how. to put them with a united front we have a different view work work propaganda propaganda don't be detracted don't be disturbed by the poor and. what you are outsiders it's even harder to distinguish between propaganda and policy reliable information about the kim dynasty which has ruled north korea for three generations now is also hard to come by. the current leader kim jong un has seen more of the outside world than one might imagine. we are heading to a suburb of burnt in switzerland to meet a teacher. in the late ninety's there was a north korean boy and his seventh grade class. it was said he was the son of somebody who worked at the embassy. is to stand in public he was introduced as own pocket for me he was just a regular boy he spoke a german we were able to communicate sporty clothes basketball attire n.b.a. gear both oscar and i think he was one of the first people i knew who had an m p three player. a small and i named

bros now in north korea is that a message that the north koreans are trying. to send by the level of their own delegation well yeah this is interesting because president trump announced that his daughter of vodka would attend the closing ceremonies so the north koreans won up that by sending the sister kim jong un kim you know john and this is important because this is the first immediate family member of the kim family to set foot in south korea so this is going to be an important game of chess and we're seeing this in across the board you know vice president pence came in and said that not going to allow the north koreans to hijack the olympics so there is this geopolitical competition going on a during what the south koreans call the kissel unfixed this is absolutely fascinating such on the level of the delegation the senior members from north korea attending the games defined it as a overtures towards the south koreans or just an attempt by north korea to test waters and see how things are going to go forward in the near future is a very important time to

north koreans wanted propaganda. they wanted to humiliate the united states so that the kim family wanted to demonstrate to its people how strong they were. the beat these men and tortured them so they would sign confessions saying they were so sorry they had done this. the american government had sent them on this terrible mission and they never wanted to go and were apologizing to the korean people. they were so impressed with what they had seen in north korea. so for the first couple of weeks while the men are being beaten into confessions, it is pretty brutal. after that things become more of mundane life in -- in north korean prison. there is another wave of beatings toward the end, the most horrible experience any of them could have imagined. then they are released in right december before christmas. but in a way the scars always say because the navy drums them out of the service. they are given very little or almost no medical or psychological treatment, no job training. i have gotten to know some of these men

north koreans boarded the ship. the men were held prisoner in north korean prison camps for almost a year, until a diplomatic solution was reached. was really athat surprise to me when i was preparing for this. what should we take away about north korean culture than? -- culture then? mitchell: the stands as a great symbol of the cold war. the american policy and intelligence committee -- community never really thought of this as a dangerous mission. the soviets ran these kind of operations. spy, and theyould were never captured. this was treated as part of a massive communist bloc. north korea had never been like that. now, banks to access to the soviet bloc archives -- thanks to access to the soviert the --chives, recognized we recognize the extent to which korea was a problem in the soviet bloc as well. north korea has its own history, values, ideological reasons. when you can take from the fromo -- what you can take is that a country's reasons for doing things has to be taken seriously on its own merits. going b

when i was not coming close and north korea was arguing that this was devoted to north korean national interest these are in the getting rid of american military a nuclear threat from to its fullest nuclear threat that is why do you want to protect pull wheezy know the united states but you haven't you noticed it was not responding to north korea you know so has been arguing that a mess north korea still is very concrete steps toward a nuclear jason it would not have a dialogue with north korea then good word to north koreans are coming to south korea of course north korean intention was to be such that the that or now we have a nuclear weapons now from the position of nuclear weapons state would do what we south korea but south korea will never accept that position because south korean position is basically a i will go to denuclearizing north korea ok if and no matter what we. knowledge what we are always up north korean nuclear weapons capability but our goal is to and to keep the nuclear rods in north korea that was thinking about the sanctions you set yourself that the current very

we know north korean intention. but we go along with ally -- well, with north korea, therefore -- >> you stick with your ally, not with north korea? >> of course not. we stick with our ally, but we're hoping that -- we are hoping that north korea would understand reality and the driving wedge would not work, but north korea should come up with talks with south korea. >> do you think president trump's fire and fury, little rocketman, bigger button than yours, do you think that public rhetoric toward north korea has helped clarify u.s. intentions and let north korea know exactly where the u.s. stands, or has it complicated the issue in the region? >> president trump has been sending rather conflicting signals. on the one hand, his position is tough, but on the other hand, he hints at the possibility of dialogue with north korea. therefore, it is all matter up to how north korea responds to president trump's message. >> you say conflicting, but many people use diplomacy backed by the credible threat of force. that is a

koreans and that if he had spoken to the north koreans he would have conveyed a very strong message earlier this week pence did say that the toughest round of economic sanctions against north korea are coming and that the united states will continue to exert maximum pressure on north korea to denuclearize the north koreans for their part say they have zero interest in any dialogue with the united states the tension one brief final point what's your sense as to who's driving this because up until perhaps six weeks ago the feeling had been if the u.s. talks to north korea it's got to be done through the the vessel of the chinese government and then the north koreans surprised everyone and they basically signal bloke the olympics around the corner we will talk to me who's in charge of the dynamic here. well i think you have to be a soothsayer to adequately answer that question at this point but enlists are saying they believe that the north koreans are clearly driving this effort that this is yet more propaganda on the part of the north koreans that this charm offensive is simply inten

south koreans want to talk to north koreans and vice versa that's a wedge for america which is thousands of miles away it shows the arrogance and hubris and i would say the racism the architectural racism of the of the whole paradigm whereby south korea does not have the right to carry out its own independent negotiations you are right peter the wedge in korea is the united states korea was divided at the thirty eighth parallel because a couple of americans who didn't know anything about korea drew a line and they showed it to their soviet counterparts and the two sides agreed that there would be two zones of control in the korean peninsula and then five years later when soviet troops and american troops had temporarily for the soviets permanently left the korean peninsula there was a war and the war began in june one nine hundred fifty it was the unsettled issue of the post-war configuration north korea had considered itself to be an independent entity japanese colonial fighting force and the south korean government was. created by the americans it was just the lackeys of the south of t

thejoint women's hockey team, the north korean players stay ina team, the north korean players stay in a different place. there is a tea m in a different place. there is a team of north korean performers who are coming, they arrive on a ferry, they will get off the ferry, go to they will get off the ferry, go to the performance space, go onto the ferry and stay there and eat there. they will not be with the rest of the people. what the whole 0lympic myth is built around, people really hope that for at least two weeks we can stop fighting with one another and that former enemies can become friends and the like. we will have to wait and see in the coming weeks and into the future if these games to bring a greater dialogue between north and south korea and open up channels of communication which just went there. it looks very frosty where you are in the mountains of pyeongchang. a number of frosty reception by the russians to this decision by the iec today not to allow 15 russians who are cleared of doping allegations to take part in the winter olympics, how is that going down there? —â

it was hand signed by the north korean leader. it was delivered by his sister, who is here for the pyeongchang olympics. in the coming hours a dinner for the north korean delegation. the head of state with the south korean head of state and after that, tonight, there is going to be that women's ice hockey team. the north and south korean athletes join together for that joint korean team. they will be competing for the first time in the olympics tonight. they will be playing against switzerland and we expect the south korean president and the north korean ceremonial head of state to be spectators at that event. really, the symbolism is extremely strong and, of course, the question is, what sort of substance could come from this now. but that invitation from the north korean leader to the south korean president, very significant. it's something cnn had sources alerting us to over the past few days. but, certainly, something significant and something that i don't think many people would expect the south korean president to say no to.

a north korean agent. kim hyon—hui apparently told intelligence officers she'd blown up the south korean airliner to disrupt the olympic games. do you think right now all of this is fake? do you think the run—up to the olympics, the overtures of peace coming from kim jong—un, do you think it is fake? translation: of course it is fake. the ultimate goal of north korea is to complete its nuclear programme. they have nothing in their mind but nuclear weapons. north korea will not change through dialogue. north korea cannot be changed by soft words. i believe only pressure will work on north korea. so, you have life, you have love, and now i believe you have children. umm, do they know what you did? translation: my children are not old enough to know the story, and i have not tried to tell them the details yet. but these days, with internet readily available, and my interviews on media, i suspect they must know something. my son is quiet, but i think he knows. as the bomber, i have a lifelong work of ato

athletes being turfed off their own team to make way for the north koreans and many north many south koreans are just furious that if north korea is at the games as we say they are is it a sign that the serious about improving long term political ties all resists just a temporary sort of smoke and mirrors campaign. well you know we won't know intel a couple years from now but there really is no indication that the north koreans have changed their fundamental goals which is to take over south korea and what they're doing is attempting to subvert the democracy there they would be very successful in creating this appearance of progress you know we'll just have to see but the kim family has had these goals for seven decades they've pursued them relentlessly sometimes they've been charm offensive sometimes they kill people but that's their goal has remained the same and kept on going to the north korean leader has been talking more and more recently about quote unquote final victory which is north korean lingo of course taking over the south in theory we have been talking and been hearing

human rights abuses north korea was also said to be angry because pence met with north korean defectors now the intent by the united states in having this meeting was not to negotiate or deescalate in fact it was to send it face to face a message to the north koreans that the united states plan to continue its policy of maximum pressure this comes as the north korean leader has invited the south korean president in to come to pyongyang for a meeting moon says that any way that the relationship between the two koreas improves must involve dialogue between the united states and north korea the north koreans are saying they have no desire publicly at least to engage in dialogue with the united states the palestinian leaders proposed an international peace plan with israel that rules out the u.s. as the chief broken mahmoud abbas told the u.n. security council that palestinians have lost faith in the donald trump government's ability to mediate for medicare to james base reports. president abbas's presence here was rare and carefully calculated normally his ambassador attends this monthly m

the north korean athletes have arrived in the south ahead of the winter olympics in chang leading the delegation is expected to be kim jong un sr and one of the largest peace time crossings of the korean border a group of two hundred eighty north koreans traveled to the south on wednesday kim jong un sister came. as expected to arrive in china saying she's not there just yet but the real concern is over in north korean official listed in the u.n. travel ban genspace has more from the u.n. in new york there's been a great deal of attention on the fact that kim jong un sr is leading north korea's delegation to the winter olympics but the u.n. security council is actually more concerned about another name on the delegation list and that's choi who is a senior north korean party official and chair of the national sports guidance committee but the security council is concerned about him because he appears in one of their resolutions through june last year and he is under sanctions in that resolution for his role as the voice director of the propaganda and agitation department of north kore

the olympics present moon was a charmer and true the north koreans while mike pants north them on purpose saying this sounds a mass age that north korea has to abandon its nuclear weapons do you think that was wise on his part i mean did he miss an opportunity for an informal talk or a preliminary talk like you put it well my understanding is that. if i was president and pence was a willing to sit down with a north korean delegation in a meeting about north koreans refused to talk to the americans you know just before the scheduled meeting so. what the way vice president the parents behaved at the opening ceremony i think it was intended to. to neutralize the fact of charm offensive that north korea was. was doing in the olympics so i see nothing wrong with the present tense is. added to there. but i'm better at that was actually in response of vice president pants ignoring and snubbing the north koreans during the olympics. we've done no we've not just speculation there's a speculation but i think for most korea. in might have been better i think of a smart decision to not to talk to the

human rights abuses north korea was also said to be angry because pence met with north korean defectors now the intent by the united states in having this meeting was not to negotiate or deescalate in fact it was to send it face to face a message to the north koreans that the united states plan to continue its policy of maximum pressure this comes as the north korean leader has invited the south korean president in to come to pyongyang for a meeting moon says that any way that the relationship between the two koreas improves must involve dialogue between the united states and north korea the north koreans are saying they have no desire publicly at least to engage in dialogue with the united states as was still ahead on the edges there. our negotiators are sitting right behind me ready to talk but we will not chase after. a warning from the u.s. about the peace plan that the palestinian president has proposed to the united nations thus families torn apart venezuela. make desperate choices know what it is a vibrant economic crisis. welcome back the satellite imagery for southeastern parts

. >> martha: making sense of deleted tweet about north korean cheerleaders calling north korean cheerleaders, quote: this is so satisfying to watch, it says. while many appear to be in a dangerous la la land as they witness a barrage of north korean propaganda at the games. just look at this photo. this is south korea all lit up at the bottom there and there is north korea in the dark except for pyongyang and ask about this man and whether or not he is the one that we need to remain focused on. >> you try to steal coal from a railroad car to barter for a few scraps of food. he woke up as a train ran over his limbs. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. boost high protein be up for it if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness

i'm honored on a welcome north korean leader kim jong un has invited south korean president to pyongyang it would be the first meeting of korean majors in more than a decade says the earliest days sr has responded to the invites with a call for both sides to build the conditions needed for the business. oh more on this now when it crossed over to our correspondent jason strawberry who is near the site of the olympics thing going on in south korea hey jason how significant is this invitation by the north korean leader kim jong un are we going to have peace by the end of the olympic games. that would be very optimistic but it certainly would be significant if president moon makes that trip up the pyongyang like you said it's been more than a decade the first center korean summit was in two thousand the second in late two thousand and seven and for almost a decade there was virtually no dialogue between seoul and. so this this invitation that was carried by kim jong il in sr is certainly really significant if not surprising so it's very big step in any case and one of. the plans behind this

to be only in her late twenty's early thirty's and yet she has rapidly ascended to north korean power structure since her brother kim jong power she is thought to be a very trusted close advisor of his at his side at meijer state of vents her visual title is the deputy director of the propaganda and agitation department it's believed she has the authority to relay the north korean leader's wishes to the south korean government she will be meeting with president in on saturday and the south korean media is speculating that perhaps she will extend him invite to president moon to visit north korea and the general hope among the south korean government and south koreans is that perhaps this is going to be a breakthrough moment that will really begin the process of rebuilding the relationship between the two koreas so a lot of hope despite the sort of skeptics of the critics to. yeah there's definite skepticism critics are saying that this is more propaganda on the part of the north korean government an attempt to advance its agenda of keeping its. nuclear program also attempting to get so

a north korean general attending the closing of the winter olympics in south korea has suggested his country is willing to hold talks with the united states at the ceremony he's just meters from the u.s. president donald trump's daughter ivanka natascha going to him has more from calling on. some protestors at the border and the stadium too uncomfortable questions asked by reporters. it was a controversial arrival at the closing ceremony of the winter olympics for the north korean delegation. some south koreans are angry about the delegation leader general kimmitt is thought to be behind attacks against the south including the sinking of a warship in twenty ten that killed forty six sailors. prisoner of korea is almost zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero korea to hear oh. no. this is. south korean president mungy. a in use the games to reboot intercalary and relationships. the so-called peace olympics included a joint women's hockey team athlete celebrating korean nationalism by marching under a unified flag as well as a visit by kim yo job the sister of the north korean leader s

koreans but that the north koreans according to mr. ayers pulled out of that meeting. >> good point. thanks very much, brian, let's get reaction from our panel. kaitlin, you've been doing on this. >> you have to think of the context of pence's trip. not only did he meet with defectors from north korea but he announced those sanctions against north korea so those are two things that angered them while they were setting up this secret meeting before they pulled out of it. that is something you have to keep in mind for what the vice president was doing while he was overseas. >> it's very interesting, phil, that the vice president and the trump administration, they were red did to go ahead and go into a meeting with kim jong-un's sister and other representatives of north korea. >> >> you nailed it, that's why we need mature leadership. the easy read is frustration. there was almost a meeting and there will be a conversation about what didn't happen. i believe that's 180 degrees wron wrong. governments that don't speak and don't understand

the olympics president moon was a charmer and true the north koreans while mike pants north them on purpose saying they sons of mass age that north korea has to abandon its nuclear weapons do you think that was wise on his part i mean did he miss an opportunity for an informal talk or a preliminary talk like you put it well my understanding is that. if i was president of pence was a willing to sit down with a north korean delegation in a meeting about north koreans refused to talk to the americans you know just before the scheduled meeting so. what the way vice president the parents behaved at the opening ceremony i think it was intended to. to neutralize defect of charm offensive that north korea was. doing in the olympics so i see nothing wrong with the present tense is.

would it be problematic with south korea decided to meet with the north koreans? vice president pence: we haven't requested a meeting with north korea. if i have any contact with them in any context, over the next two days, my message will be the same as it was here today. north korea needs to once and nuclear and on its ballistic missile ambitions. and the pressure will continue on it, economically and diplomatically, until that's nu accomplished. we'll also make it very clear that the united states of america and our allies are fully prepared to defend ourselves. and defend our freedom and people. so we'll see if any kind of meeting comes about. in any context. but i can assure you my message will be very same what i said here at yokata air base and the same what i said in tokyo yesterday, the time has come for north korea to abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile ambitions. setaside this long pattern of deception and provocation and then and only then can we begin to move forward to a peaceable outcome. raj: your comment on the allegations against porter. wh

also we know this comes after the north koreans accused the us of an act of warforfresh north koreans accused the us of an act of war for fresh sanctions on friday, and of course many as see all of this as an attempt by north korea to drive a wedge between south korea to drive a wedge between south korea and the us. do you think that is what's happening? yes. lots of suggestions along those lines, and i think with all this the north koreans do seem to be acknowledging that in orderfor them koreans do seem to be acknowledging that in order for them to have significant progress with the south and in order for there significant progress with the south and in orderfor there to be peace on the korean peninsula, they need to engage with the united states. they have been on this charm offensive with the south for the duration of the winter olympics, sending cheerleaders, sending athletes to the games. the north korean leader's sister attended the opening ceremonies, of course. that has been in stark contrast to the relationship between north korea and the us. there was a planned meeting betw

this is a typical north korean village. china is about five miles that way up over that hill, and this is a simple life out here. you don't see shiny buildings. you don't see a whole lot of new construction. you see people living a slow, simple life. down another windy road, another sight north koreans consider sacred, a cabin near mt. paektu north korea claims is the birthplace of general kim jong-il. outside historians say he was actually born in russia, but here our guide tells the story of his supposedly mystical birth. >> translator: so it was really cold, and the weather was not normal, but somehow the day the general was born, the strong winds stopped all of a sudden. the sun began shining through. everything was bright, and a quiet calm took over. the flowers bloomed, and in the sky was a particularly bright star. >> is that a legend, or did that actually happen? >> translator: yes, it actually happened. it's not a legend. our general is really a person who heaven sent to us. so he changed the weather too. it's a tr

north korean diplomacy news. united states potentially could sit down with the north koreans without any pre-conditions? >> i spent five days in japan and south korea with vice president pence. he was sending a clear message about the brutality of the north korean regime and the charm offensive should not work. behind the scenes something else going on. in two meetings with moon jae-in, one at the blue house and one in the figure skating house, they agreed on moving forward with the engagement with pyongyang after the olympics. more meetings and then potentially down the line with direct talks with the united states and north korea. the agreement was this. south korean president agreed not to release pressure or sanctions on north korea just for talking. based on that assurance, vice president pence encouraged him to continue with the engagement and said the united states is open to talking with north korea. it is a small window and opening after months and months of tension. it is something that's different and

advisor of the north korean leader she has ascended the ranks of the north korean power structure rapidly since her brother took office she is thought to have the ear of the leader and the power to relay any concerns the north korean leader might have to the south korean government the north korean delegation that will be meeting with south korean president in on saturday there's speculation in the south korean media that perhaps kim you know john will extend an invitation for president moon to visit north korea president moon is very pro engagement with north korea he's hoping to seize the pyongyang winter olympics as an opportunity for reconsideration between the two koreas after a very tense year there are skeptics some say this charm offensive won't amount to anything but advancing the north korean agenda and driving a wedge between the united states and south korea in the coming hours we will see north and south korean athletes marching under a unified flag during the opening ceremony this is not the first time this is happened but it's the first time in eleven years that we've seen

there's a north korean delegation but if you talk to south koreans they have a lot of excitement and pride as we get ready to watch the opening ceremony of the twenty eight thousand winter olympics. i hope that with north korean athletes participation this could be peaceful and picks and i hope we can achieve reunification between the south and the. regardless of north korea's participation the olympics should be a festival for the mood here is good south korea is hosting the olympics and athletes are coming from around the world good opportunity to promote south korea. now at the opening ceremony the north and south koreans will march under a unified flag for the first time at an international sporting event in eleven years though elizabeth it's not the first time they've done so nine other times this is a way for the koreas to celebrate ethnic nationalism or to thank you very much for that for now that's fantastic and i'm joining us live from thank you. but just before the games began and a pail by forty seven russian athletes and coaches take part has been rejected the court of ar

amy: talk about who this north korean defector is who was honored. >>e is a north korean defector. obviously, tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of north koreans suffered under the famine, which there was inadequate food. amy: his financier thor? >> tim short of a renowned journalist for the nation, just wrote a piece that is up-to-date about the kind of shady back channel dealings that thor how how person has this history, i believe his family was part of the attempted coup of hugo chavez in venezuela and finance back i very right-wing funders and has been part of a very right-wing campaign. they tried assembly's and even during the puffin hazel administration, they had asked them, please, don't do this. whether they are sending provocative material that north breeze is as a threat, you know, i think there's a very concerted effort to try to use defectors to portray a certain narrative about north korea that sometimes is on shaky ground. amy: last month, you talk to the suffering of the peoplnorth korea, the united nations children's fund -- or unicef -- warned tens of th

he met with north korean defectors. well u.s. president donald trump has called for a ban on bomb stocks that's a device that allows a semiautomatic rifle to fire at the rate of a machine god. florida school shootings sparked renewed debate on gun control like and safety advocates say it's only the bare minimum of what the government should do to prevent mattia things i did to castro has more. the bomb stocks of deadly threat was witnessed in october when a gunman used them to rain down bullets on a crowd in las vegas killing fifty eight people the call to bamba stocks was swift . but it took until now four months later for president donald trump to take action . after the deadly shooting in las vegas i directed the attorney general to clarify whether certain bob stock devices like the one used in las vegas are illegal under current law that process began in december and just a few moments ago i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn illegal weapons into ma

it is trying to provide some insight into what life is really like for the north koreans. we don‘t understand north korea. it isa we don‘t understand north korea. it is a conjugated country. we understand elements are bit but we tend to have a very black and white viewpoint. so i think this is one of these elements that can start to understand and improve our knowledge 93p- there are a propaganda posters, packaging for sweetened soft drinks. even packaging for sweetened soft drinks. eve n pa ckets packaging for sweetened soft drinks. even packets of north korean sugar. it all inward looking. here are collection of stamps featuring

rallies were held outside the rink protesters tearing up posters of the north korean flag. and the country's leader kim yong on. one way to convince the skeptics could be a limpy glory korea kicks out that young shan campaign against switzerland on february tenth. two the brand is me going our and our spec have continued their own president to run a four with a three mail win against frankfurt on sunday goals from jack. gore itch and mark. kept all three points. who now move up to seventh and are one step closer to the european places. well bloodbath hosted leipsic on saturday with both teams in the race for a top four sport and with it champions league qualification leipsic had picked up just one win from their last seven one does make it games but an unbeaten record against god back but it well for a change and for change. the bulls headed into the game thinking that their rights had to come to an end and from the get go they charged a glove past offense bruma testing the phones reserve keeper to be a simple early on. both sides game plan was to slowly break down the oppo