numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm not matheson this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes local media in me and say at least 91 protesters have been killed in the worst day of violence since last month's code thousands are on the streets across the country. cementing closer ties to iran and china signed a 25 year agreement to pave the way for closer economic and military cooperation.

india suspends the export of covert 19 vaccines says it reports the highest number of cases in several months. and mozambique's military on high alert as an on group place seems to a popular hotel and dozens of people remain trapped. and on peter sims with the school to indian cricket ingrates session to undo protests positive for corona virus the former master batsman has mild symptoms and is now isolating. we're going to begin in me and margaret has experienced its worst day of violence since the military seize power nearly 2 months ago local media reporting at least 91 people have been shot dead in the latest crackdown against anti kook protesters that's on top of the through. the 120 deaths and rights groups have confirmed since

february the 1st the true number is likely to be much higher the violence coincides with a military parade in the capital for the annual on forces day where the leader of the ruling jump to pledged to safeguard democracy the u.s. the e.u. and u.k. embassies have all condemned me in mars' military for murdering civilians own joe mauer as a human rights defender he's joining us on skype from yang gone it's good to have you with us talk us through with the level of deaths rising all the time how are the protesters feeling now. the president thank you for having me 50 but. the market and the internet that remain blackhawk sentence are experts team from a sense there in mean streets to get to the people then and it's also the.

march 27th of march and peaceful protest or they got. the and then that struck race over a 100 different towns and cities across the country and brutal crackdown took place in over 30 cities and according to the local media sources of information spirits of books admittedly 90 plus debts today and over hendrick got into it and over a 100 but a retreat rest and suit the city you consume in quite a while and it's the banks and other stuff that remain clueless it's quite. right. and in other big cities the. tell us what the atmosphere is like as you're walking around the streets where you are tell us what people are failing. i mean people who are high in the build up to and it's dictatorship once and for

all and the cost that you go up and it's very high and and from life and of course people want change. and in the military dictatorship it's also not giving up so they hope for the people it's yet there's a cost that's going to be. that we need. to turn the country in to be more christian and equal for all but it is not going to be easy and particularly the. leading edge is focused peacefully it was across the country and and you know for the. influence by. people in myanmar there's a lot of international pressure on the military there have been sanctions as well but there's going to looks as though it is not giving up and if anything things are intensifying is the feeling do you think that people are beginning to lose heart

are people beginning to get so scared that they daren't go into the streets. i don't think people are scared here and of course we have people in myanmar appreciate the international supports that we are getting from international community but it's mostly like a letter from bence and we're already got what that sense taking place in myanmar but international community need to feel the moral responsibility to simply to save the lives of many mills and civilian in your mother and in fact let your letter a. letter of sorrow or a letter of this letter of concern and this need to. be taken place immediately otherwise it's in there and pain everyday lives and he said don't press the saying these are engineers he said these are elements in the security leaders and the student and i think. this is going to be too much that international community will have not justification suggested by the bit between me and mark. we appreciate your

joining us on al-jazeera thank you very much indeed thank you very much a prescience well tony chang has more on the developments on the ground. will mark karr. the inconsolable cry of a paba his dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home in central myanmar as the security forces moved in. me and muslim just city yangon looked and sounded like a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing stun grenades and live rounds. this wounded man was dragged visibly bleeding into the road rather than help provide 1st aid the soldiers beat him as he laid in a pool of his own blood. in the southern city of daraa weigh these 3 men on

a motorcycle or shot at random as they pass police trucks to manage to get to their feet and flee a 3rd wounded trapped beneath his bike and those wounded or killed dragged away unceremoniously to be bundled into army trucks. all of this on a day meant to celebrate myanmar's armed forces but celebrate they did outside the capital naypyidaw on an enormous parade ground and or inspiring display of military hardware and might the giunta leader in his address avoided the fact these soldiers are now fighting their own people and reinforced his statement that members of the army are the guardians of democracy. ok here's where you are the armed forces unavoidably assume the state responsibility by lawful means due to the unlawful acts of the n l d led government in the 2020 election after the accomplishment of the state of

emergency provision a free and fair election will be rerun and the handover of state responsibility will be continued while the military is faced little opposition so far manned mars armed ethnic groups have been threatening to intervene if the violence continues how young. if they continue to shoot at protesters bully the people i think all ethnic groups would not just stand by and do nothing. but it's civilians who now face the military's role 7 year old bone man he was shot in the head inside his home in mandalay don't worry everything will be ok but don't sleep saying his parents as they try to treat his room. children are now facing the full might of myanmar's military machine tony chang. iran and china has signed a 25 year cooperation pact chinese foreign minister why he is into crime meeting iranian foreign ministers of a jellyfish and president hassan rouhani the deal is said to have political

economic and strategic components iran's economy has suffered under u.s. sanctions after washington withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement of which china remains a part i said because more from the iranian capital. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come at a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of in direct oil sales for from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and. economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign

ministry here told us that their understanding was and that they were confident that russia and china would intervene with that veto but this deal does has some does have some critics inside the country even though it's been backed by the highest authority the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei now the former president mahmoud ahmadinejad said that the details of this deal had not been made available to the public and thus could not be really passed by parliament but there were also rumors that iran would be handing over control of some of its islands to china now the government here have denied that they said that there's nothing inside the deal that gives any country control of islands or chinese military forces presence in the country but it does have widespread political support inside this country and it's a way for iran to be independent and build a country in an economy that is sanctions resilient. i want to take you to a press conference that's being held by the suez canal authority had or somebody is

giving an update on the situation of that container ship which has been blocking the suez canal for 5 days let's listen and. it is 400 meters in length $59.00 and with. 125 tons. it has $13300.00 containers on board. the high. of the cargo on top is 52 meters up on reporting the end sit in. a number of dogs moved from the north and the manage to swiftly 80 at range the line of voyage of other ships which were to be put aside in the other branches of the canal.

and. since the ship has grounded stranded and totally blocking their waterway. the total number of ships waiting at the moment of 321 ships. both in the mold and in the south of the waterway. we are providing all the necessary logistics to those ships. that was a brief part of the press conference being held by the head of the suez canal authority or some of the every giving an update on the situation with regarding to the ever given container ship which has been blocking this was can all for about 5

days certain since tuesday he gave a description of the ship itself plus it in terms of its length and width and its weight but also the cargo that it was carrying he was talking about the process of rearranging the line of ships which are being caught on either side of the ever given attempting to move them into as he put it waiting areas in the kennel it's estimated the blockage is holding an estimated 9600000000 dollars worth of goods every day that's about 400000000 dollars or according to data from lloyd's list i think we can go back to the press conference not. meters. as it is not as it was this a city to carve away some of the sand in order to. this ship the cargo ship away we had to work 247 simply

for the reason that the flow think crosses the tugging away of the cargo ships are dependent on the water current the tide and the timings that's why we had to work day and night. and when this ship grounded. it posed. on the canal bank as it is sort of that we were forced to carry out a certain day period would do this saw it of the bank. however i would like to point out that this but those are. many

comments. that if we. take a closer look at. these bulldozers are working on. removing the sand while tug boats are behind the cargo ship. many on social media commented that this but those are is too small really relatively. to the size of the ship however i would like to point out that the tugs and other boats are operating behind this here which cargo ship in an attempt to the floor to it and bring it back to the main waterway.

as i said this picture churros the bulldozers the tug boats. operating in this salvage operation. since day one. we deployed 5 tug boats in order to handle the ship. the ballasts holes of this ship contained in line 1000 metric tons of water we had to empty their. in order to make it easier for the tug boats to operate. as i said earlier we

provided all the logistical assistance to the ships other ships in the way things. and we have an emergency plan in order to put them on course as soon as possible. on jews day when the incident took place. 12 kirkos ships passed from the south. and other 30 from the north we had to put them aside as a result of that incident. other ships are being lined up to take their

course from port st until the arrived the bitter legs. this is exactly what happened on the day of the accident and the day that followed tuesday and wednesday 'd. also. the same day. we can tack did the owners the captain. and we communicated with them the salvage plan the procedures and protocols that we were follow in the floating this huge cargo ship.

on wednesday and as i mentioned earlier. we had to pull dozers work and operating. on my long with a capacity of 500 metric tons. of sand this is the capabilities of the 2 bulldozers that were operating overnight. here i would like to show. this is the stranded ship. and we managed. to push this boat. in order to pull away some of the sand. specially

that the tide was very strong. that's why we allowed these start boats. to remove the sand. in order to push back water underneath. the grounded shift. the result of or operation on the 1st day. did not. bring any tangible result. and i can say that we failed to move the grounded ship. as a said it is

a 400 metre long vessel it's good stranded. $250.00 wide come now. as i said it is store 123 tons. a day is more than 12321 containers very heavy cargo very long vessel and that's why the salvage operation is complicated and difficult. in addition to that. the. wind speed

was about 40. multicolor miles at that day as they said this is not the cause of the accident but this is one of the factors that we have to keep in mind. the wind was very strong about 40 knots. and as i said it is one of the many factors that led to this incident. our pilots are accustomed to working in very harsh weather condition and they're living proof. is that more than 12 cargo ships passed immediately

before this person or vessel got stranded. we. also bear in mind that more than 100 vessels crossed the day before. i would like to point out that this ship is stranded in the old waterway not then we'll service 10 hours. it is about $300.00 sorry it's about 35 kilometers from the south entrance. of the kerner as they said it is in the old waterway not then you can. see.

it had this been a stranded and then he'll come we wouldn't have had any problems simply for the reason that the original waterway would have been clear for the other verses to pass through however unfortunately this incident took place in the original waterway again it is our 400 meters long. why. the width of command at this particular spot is. 250 meters only that's why there is no space for other vessels or even the tug boats to cross.

on the 2nd day thursday 25th of march the dutch smith salvage company one of the leading salvage companies in the world. contacted us and we managed. to receive them and we have 2 of their representatives present among us here today. if you are willing to cast any questions on them following the end of this press conference. we had an immediate meeting upon their arrival we briefed them on the procedures we had the steps taken

and the protocol and the plan we have for salvaging the vessel. they commended the plan and they did not make any changes to the plan on the contrary their plan is. integrated. within our own original plan and this is. the action plan and this is what the dutch experts. but it's rated that we would follow the same protocols and they added one more step which is trying to lessen the weight of the stranded ship by removing the ballasts holes and emptying the ballasting water

that is on board or even and to move some of the cargo. on that particular day. the. sand removal vessel with a capacity of $1500.00 metric ton per hour it is the 3rd boat mature started to remove the sand reaching a depth of 13 metres at the same time. in his stead of deploying 4 or 5 tugboats.

the number was doubled to 8. on the 3rd day it was friday day 26 of march yesterday we. asked that deployed tug birds. by 6 and now we have total 14. boats. the 1st tug boats you see on the top of this slide have the capacity of pulling away 160. metric tons. and this particular slide shows the distribution of tug boats around this stranded vessel.

the star board of the ship we have. tugboat with a capacity of 800 tons i'm other tugboat with a 60 tons. of 3 say to the other 2 tug boats deployed to the star board of the stranded ship on the other side we have a tug boat of 70 ton capacity. mother 3 tug boats with various. capacities of pulling about 70 tons of

these tug boats were operating small teeny asli pushing and pulling these stranded. ship. as per. the plan we laid out. trying here to exhibit the number of tugboats deployed their respective care pass it is an order to. illustrate the nature of the operation and i'll tell you exactly what we have been doing through this operation this is also to prove that we took immediate action as we should and we are to sparing no efforts in

our attempt to refloat the stranded ship. when the ship guards grounded the propellers of the ship stopped that's why. it was not able to move. at 1030 last night we managed to clear a space for the propeller to resume operations and as a result. it was operated slowly and read of the vessel was moved. with the assistance of the tug boats.

this also and the morning the rudder moved left and right at that point we felt very positive and we had the impression that the ship. could be refloated yesterday however unfortunately it was a low tide more than one and a half to 2 beaters as the water dropped we lost all that is also we had of pain throughout friday. as a result. we. had to engage the sand removal bridges or the sand to move and boats to operate

throughout the night in order to create another space. as a set from made. up to. 2 on 2 pm. the they managed to create a space. with a depth of 18 meters. and we believe now we will be able to have the propellers and the rudder of the ship to operate the operation is a sterile underway as we speak. and i seize this opportunity to thank all the countries who. offered their assistance including the united states united arab emirates.

and as a said it is a very here vessel 400 metres long 52 wide with. about $1321.00 containers on top with 50 meters in total hiatt. it is a huge vessel and as i said the operation is still underway as we speak the. today we managed to create a space with a depth of 18 meters and we believe we will be able to have the shave back into operation by today.

we received also. a number of proposals through the phone or the social media it is a living proof that many are offering all the advice they have i assure you all the pieces of advice recommendations or proposals received whether over the phone or the social media were all taken into consideration and all the suggestions we received have been examined thoroughly. this is the end of my presentation and execution before being elaborate simply because i had to present all the technical details.

however i would like to reiterate that the soil we're working on is tough other negative factors with the low tide. the strong winds in addition to the other a vacuum. which i mentioned earlier including the weight. and length of the stranded ship thank you very much for bearing with me. and vide the president that is of the dutch company both they expect to join me here on the podium in case you would like to direct any questions to them. and you're watching al-jazeera we've been bringing you live pictures of a press conference from osama robbie he's the head of the su is can all authority and he's been talking this through in significant detail about the events that have

happened in the last 5 days since the container ship the ever given became large in the su is canal he was explaining that one of the problems they've got is that the ship itself is about 400 meters long but the canal is only 250 meters across that point the problem being that that is part of the old canal that's not part of the new y. e to canal however most significantly he has said that they have managed to dig into the soil beneath the rudder and propeller to a depth of about 18 meters that means that the rudder and the propeller are apparently now free to operate and that they are hoping to have the ship back into operation in the coming hours they have been 14 trying to pull the seen enormous container vessel away from the buying but every effort that they have tried so far up to this point has failed so he was saying that it is important to note that with

the propeller and the rudder now free there is a good chance he thinks that the ship will be able to move on saturday. ok let's return to this 25 year agreement that's been signed between iran and china china is iran's leading trade partner it was also the biggest buyer of iranian oil before then us president donald trump really impose sanctions in 2018 lying ease visit that's the chinese foreign minister. this is days after he hosted russian foreign minister silvan love for talks together they called for more international dialogue at the un china iran and russia all face difficult relations with washington after president joe biden's administration promised to remain firm in dealings with them. however recent column sutton is the head of the public diplomacy research institute at the peace spirit foundation he's joining us by skype from toronto like you very much indeed for being with us we heard earlier in

the day from our correspondent said begg explain to us why iran is so keen to do business with china and sign this agreement but why is iran so attractive to china . look a the major political positioning are kind of energy but a. holocaust and energy and it is the connecting point of meeting the asia and europe the whole landmass that we have east to west so that the location the position of the on and the less a continuity known as the regional power and this one a time that we actually involved and all the company can then gers working with iran can give china and of course unity to play a bigger role in international politics have a place in the region i don't have

a bit of a portion here to. pursue is one but as one road said for the actually any ship that had it had been pursuing for so long and they did not end line the land rose and also this year out can go through you on the significant player in death initiate if so only thing can help china how to better. the position in this region on the other side iran is also going to benefit from the pack in the deal in the long term. we all know that china has been a very significant partner for you on using on the years of sanctions that has me suffering and peace can actually. expand the corporation and have some long term perspective for the corporation between to do countries and. help here on news from the sanctions on the big bad being imposed on iran you naturally buy in

the united states and. on the other. hand china is going as we know about the past it can include not only economy. sounds of political construct and military cooperation so it on iran is going to work with china in security issues in the region they're going to have somebody number one games in the this region and it's an important report that china to get to the persian gulf and the sea of oman and it can be found so tough that a. retaliation for u.s. presence in. in the south and 1000 china sea and with a threat to chinese sovereignty now the chinese can and they will in international politics by coming to these region where united states as their imo has a lot of bases major bases in the region and a lot of interest in the region so that that 'd that corporation is we can say is

again a common enemy or the gun except for the china which is the united states and of course all of this is happening against the backdrop of the nuclear talks which the u.s. has said that it is open to at least some sort of discussion with that given the fact that iran seems to be increasing its links with china one would imagine that the u.s. was already aware that this was on the table how difficult is it going to be for iran to reach some sort of understanding eventually with the united states if it is so focused on china and possibly russia as well. you know in foreign policy 'd isn't working with several they are in the in the ward so it doesn't mean that if you're working with china or russia it means that you are not going to would be united states or any other countries. it back is actually foreign policy think says we are going to. space and what does our players but the point is

that the problem is before you want not the state relations is it washington actually they are not they haven't reached a verdict on this 90 yet and we know after more than 100 days in office by the need to steal out here into the same policies that present strong president from have been doing it here and do the same and maximum pressure campaign keeping the only thing needed a call an action against you on and everything is the same just the people in the name have changed in the white house it shows that the but had missed ration has not realized that the maximum pressure has failed and is actually at maximum failure right now as i did on this that iran is now experiencing economic good as was predicted by the i.m.f. and is now moving forward the sanctions need not just and natural dire need for the

gates u.p.a. to remove the signs and justify solicitation i think moving the economy is to revive the gates if you a common phrase or goal and heartily appreciated our call after the let me just interrupt you there because i'm afraid time is against us but we do appreciate your joining us from al-jazeera thank you very much and is here thank you so much. well the delivery of vaccines to developing countries through the u.n. back to cold dark skin could be pushed back by weeks because of delays from a major indian producer the indian government has told international buyers will now have to keep more of any available doses to revise a new infections saw 2 swords highest of daily numbers for the year with more than 62000 cases one of the countries affected by the decision is iran which was expecting a shipment of 375000 doses president hospital honey has criticized india is also accuse the kobus program of failing to live up to its commitments elizabeth put on them has malls from new delhi india has so far exported more clothes than 1000

better things than any other country to the c.r.m. and student and is the world's largest vaccine manufacturer and it's been the biggest supplier to the international kovacs and lyons human to choose and india which had been is still manufacturing the oxford astra zeneca vaccine it sent $28000000.00 doses to cause that so far it was planning to deliver $40000000.00 the smom 50000000 next month and callbacks have said that those will now be delayed and the indian government has stressed that it's not going to ban exports of vaccines that it's recalibrating how many day export because of the situation in the country with cases rising as they are and they have been criticism in india because as was being part of the kovacs amount and india has exported vaccines to other countries as a that and also because of commercial agreements 60 more than 60000000 vaccines to

76 countries and people have pointed out that that 60000000 number is higher than the 58000000 people who have been inoculated in india so far the government is running behind its own vaccination should you kill a thing 300000000 people in the 1st 6 months of the sea. nearly 200 people including foreigners remain trapped in a hotel in northern mozambique as fighting rages for a 4th day the hotel is in palmolive which has been under attack by ice a linked fighters the government's trying to take control of the situation in the coastal time where several people have reportedly been killed just when all foreman is a senior researcher at the armed conflict location and event data project she says the recent attacks show a level of sophistication and go to other fighting not seen in the region before. this is a cat has been brewing for some time now we have seen for attacks preceding this it tack. in terms of preparation we have seen the insurgents

intermittently and rushing remote access routes and isolating palme our local dissatisfaction again security forces and out the insurgents the opportunity to proceed we're gaining a momentous victory against the government i foresee sadly to same and it's a human tragedy beyond belief that defect speak for themselves i feel i foresee they might say agency as we have seen now in pommel to proceed this is the question and the labor of poor nation tells me that we are experts in guerrilla fighting trading lease fighters being involved in directing and i do foresee that attacks as we have seen confined to non garri most somewhat a pariah bomb are due to the rain season is coming to an end when the game starts

spreading south and i am worried that my weird hour will be the next target of attack b. is no u.-turn the is no quick fix the insurgency is directing them amend them and they simply know in insight a star had an al-jazeera red bull set the pace of gharyan ahead of the opening race of the for the one series of his career with peter in the sport was. in russia because. it brings fame. and power. when i went to investigate on al-jazeera. april on al-jazeera from october wave to the vaccine roll out we'll bring you the latest developments from around the world a year into the coronavirus pandemic one on one east skeins rare behind the scenes

access into the secretive world of japanese tsunami. could president idriss deby secure a 6th time in power join us on april 11th for the chat election. to war winning our choice returns the stories of those striving to reduce or negative impact on the planet has president joe biden kept his campaign promises we'll have special coverage and in-depth analysis of his 1st $100.00 days in the oval office april on outages iraq. the indonesian island of bali has been a cultural hub for centuries with galleries and museums displaying the work of

traditional artists but the pandemic has forced many to close the doors some artists to find ways to keep selling their work but many say they're struggling to get by jessica washington reports from jakarta on the island of bali in the village of 2 on lion montreux has been making and selling mosques for more than 50 years they used it for traditional dances and are often sold a pseudonym to. yes but with the closed to foreign tourists because of the pandemic he struggled to find customers walk out why young. there are 304 families in this village 95 percent of us are masks craftsman because of covert all sales were canceled. some artists in the village have turned to other jobs but that's not an option for everyone so you know that when the going in. i'm old only i cannot do anything else i can't work of course structure site i don't have the strength.

since indonesia's shut its borders he earns 30 dollars each month from sales nearby and other experienced artist works in his studio he could do it soucie is one of the group of artists who created this style of painting look at me. i'm not that great that i'm i paint to maintain balinese culture i want to show people with the supported by leave the island the harvesting paddy fields cultivating the land cows ducks flowing water this is. his granddaughter set up an instagram page to help sell his paintings online although he's forced to sell at a cheaper price he says he's fortunate. that. these days many people are stop painting entirely because it's so hard to sell their work gallery owners are also feeling the impact with almost no walk in

customers at this wood carving showroom nothing has been sold in months yeah. this is the darkest moment for the tourism industry there were incidents like the bali bombings and the volcanic eruption that impacted tourism but it's worse now. he's determined to stop his business from closing down like many galleries have. they noticed he took we will never shut down even if there are no customers i want the world to know that we're fighting. even though he isn't making any fails he still orders new sculptures from local artists to keep the industry alive while they or wait for a better day just in washington al jazeera to counter. that side of the sport and here's peter thank you so much as india experiences a surge in coronavirus cases one of the greatest ever sportsman a cricketer sachin tendulkar has announced he himself has tested positive for the

47 year old assured fans on social media that he only has mild symptoms and is now self isolating to dhaka lives in mumbai in the state of maharashtra which reported an all time high of nearly 37000 infections on friday tendulkar who retired in 2013 is known as the little master and scored more runs than any other player in international cricket. just a few hours until qualifying for the season opening formula one grand prix in bahrain red bulls max for stepan was quickest in both practice sessions on friday only so far off his men in 3rd practice as well the world champion lewis hamilton is 2nd on the time sheet as things stand. so the n.b.a. and james harden says he feels like the m.v.p. of the yet another spectacular performance for the brooklyn nets he was back on court after missing a game with the next soreness but there was no sign of injury harden scored 44 points as the nets edged out the detroit pistons 113111 since joining the nets in

january harden is everything 26 points a game so no wonder he considers himself the best player in the n.b.a. right now. numbers are showing poor so. yes all i can say former boxing champion oscar de la hoya is coming out of retirement and already has a date confirmed for his 1st fight since 2008 a 48 year old ella who won titles at 6 different weights does not yet have an opponent lined up that says the bow to shed yields for july 3rd he says he wants to box against floyd mayweather she fought in 2007 with may with the winning one of the most famous climbers in the world alex honolulu says the sport's inclusion in the tokyo lympics could take the school to new heights all of that was the start of the 2017 oscar winning film free solo which focused on his climb up al capital in

might with no ropes when be challenging for a gold medal but will work as a commentator in tokyo as sport climbing makes its in the big debut along with skateboarding and surfing. the kind of the olympics is such a historic moment for the sport and to be able to watch the competitors in real life and sort of witnessed. i mean i don't see a human mastery below which is the greatest you know i mean the people who are competing in the olympics are the best climbers of this generation it's going to be incredible to watch him climbing this summer in the olympics is a combined format where it's combining 3 different disciplines of climbing it's combining speak i mean difficulty in boulder that are normally separated for the world cup circuit but for the olympics they only got one that also they're combining well into $21.00 competition the bigger the climbing community is the better it is free and so you know i'm i'm i'm all for the growth of this work several top tennis players have displayed their support for canada's vascepa possible all to he's meltdown at the miami open.

possible soul smashed his record and verbally abused the umpire which resulted in him losing the 1st set against mccain's in mcdonald he also launched this foul mouth rant against the tennis establishment. and how are you. ready for our bill here but then i'm out here. possibly so lost the match and afterwards issued an apology for his behavior saying he had been unnerved by a meeting with the a.t.p. executives last year he set up a player's union with novak djokovic to rival the a.t.p.'s players council joke of it says he's concerned by what happened in miami and hopes players now recognise the importance of standing together. wales this year the 6 nations champions of scotland beat the french in france for the 1st time since 1999 france needed to win

by at least $21.00 points and secure a bonus point in paris in order to win their 1st title since 2010 but the scots had other ideas scott unschooled 3 tries including a late winner from do in front of a 2723 win in the final standings france finish 2nd while the scots. there was no doubts about the shot of the day at the world match play golf in texas sergio garcia was locked in a sudden death playoff with lee westwood but at the 4th extra home he did this. spain's former masters champion hitting the ball straight in for all in one and that secured the win you know goes through to the knockout stage of the tournament while the unlucky westwood is out world number one dustin johnson also failed to make it through. that we will leave it for now i'll be here again later with more sports news rob thanks very much indeed that's it for me rob matheson for this news

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