Morgan's camp claimed in its lawsuit that it was Wal-Mart's responsibility to know that its driver have violated federal regulations, which says drivers are required to have enough rest and sleep to do long-distance shifts, Philly.com reported.
After the match, Kramer disclosed to German newspaper Die Welt that he did not remember much of the game. He was quoted as saying, "I don't know anything at all about the first half. I thought later that I left the game immediately after the tackle. I have no idea how I got to the changing rooms. I don't know anything else. In my head, the game starts from the second half."
The letter, which was read before the attending foreign ministers of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador at a migration conference in Mexico City, read that Pope Francis is more concerned about the damage done to the growing tide of children migrating to US soil.
Rihanna's flashing during the match has completely upstaged by a controversial photo she tweeted of her holding the Golden Trophy and receiving a kiss from two German players. The British tabloid said that under FIFA rules, only a World Cup-winning footballer, certain FIFA representatives or a head of state can hold the trophy, and that winners like England's Wayne Rooney and Daniel Sturridge have been forced previously to observe the rules during promotional events in the UK.
