and pakistan's shoaib malik hits a six to win the match, the series and bring up his century as theyt west indies in guyana. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that borussia dortmund's champions league quarter—final first leg match against monaco had to be postponed in germany on tuesday. three explosive devices detonated near the team bus while it was en route to the match, damaging the windows and defender, marc bartra, was taken to hospital where he underwent an operation to his right wrist. the fixture has since been rearranged, with the teams to play at 16:45 gmt on wednesday. a short time ago, i spoke to our football reporter, john bennett, who rounded up the events. the spain and borussia dortmund defender has undergone surgery to remove shrapnel and repair a fracture on this hand and wrist area. there were three explosions as they left their hotel. this is them as they left the stadium. police have given a press conference to explain. they say it was the dortmund team bath that was the target of the attack and say these we re target of the attac

shoaib malik hit a boundary to claim a 3—1 series win with an over to spare.uropean champions cup semi—finals. that's after they beat glasgow warriors 38—13 at home. the reigning european champions will face irish side munster in the last four. maz farookhi reports. saracens have made ali and spark a fortress. they have not lost a champions cup game here. some game ahead for glasgow, then. it was not ahead for glasgow, then. it was not a surprise me made the first breakthrough. ashton bundled over to get the mad. glasgow have never been this far in europe before, but they we re this far in europe before, but they were not willing to live without a fight. then russell with a jet to set up lee jones. fight. then russell with a jet to set up leejones. that court seem to just boost saracens. there was still time for late scores, but the difference was in saracens' clinical finishing. next up by master, but in this form, the reigning champions are those to beat. —— munster. philippe gilbert became the first belgian in five years to win a major classic after claimin

and pakistan's shoaib malik hits a six to win the match, the series and bring up his century as theyamme, where we start with the news that borussia dortmund's champions league quarter—final first leg match against monaco had to be postponed in germany on tuesday. three explosive devices detonated near the team bus while it was en route to the match, damaging the windows and defender,

was of similar character to what kentucky had gotten on them, and the first game they played when malik monk got 47 points, a me winner, similar play to what villanova had last year towards north carolina in the championship game. it's funny how what goes around comes around type of thing or i don't know if you call it parallel, but it was interesting to watch, and what a fun basketball game in the elite eight game. >> rose: he had a clear shot there, did he not? >> he did. luke may made an intelligent decision to back up and get to the three-point line. pencen threw the ball and made a great pass. it was wonderful to see a player like luke may decide the game, in butler and kentucky, he had a great game and the hero is in class the next morning. >> rose: frank mason named player of the year by the ap. is that a consensus choice. >> is this yes, there were other players that were worthy of that honor but nobody had played as well as frank mason. average over 20 points a game in the big 12, over five assists and shot near 50% from three, and he didn't tame a game or play off. that was on

alia malik.the newshour online right now, as we go into the weekend, we asked for reading suggestions from an independent bookstore in lahore, pakistan. get their recommendations, on topics from hip-hop to persian cooking. all that and more is on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. later tonight on "washington week:" a reporters roundtable further explores president trump's decision to strike syria. what led to the dramatic shift in his national security priorities? and what do the missile strikes in syria signal to u.s. allies? and, join us tomorrow on pbs newshour weekend. we hear from a charity in africa that gives cash to those in need-- no strings attached. and we'll be back, right here, on monday, with a story about the end of an era, as the curtain comes down for the last time on the ringling brothers' circus. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend. thank you, and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> su

martyn day, sapna malik and anna crowther face 19 charges. they have denied any wrongdoing. central london for us. this is a complicated case because it covers two different aspects of the same appeals they were running. it isa the same appeals they were running. it is a complicated case. it has been prosecuted by here. it is complicated but setting the case out for the authority today, the qc said at its heart it was a simple case. he said over a period of more than seven yea rs, he said over a period of more than seven years, martyn day and the other two maintained allegations that soldiers in the british army had murdered, tortured and mutilated innocent iraqi civilians. the allegations were falls and should never have been advanced in public. he said that, from 2004 onwards, the firm had a detainee list which undermined the clients 5 case to be innocent bystanders, the battle of danny boy took place north of basra in 2004. this list showed they were members of the british militia and the firm failed to provide that document whose relevance was described by martyn day in

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malik of space.com, managing editor there.rs, not necessarily to land on it, but to get there and come back, that accurate? >> exactly. nasa has the plan for mars. peggy whitton, we saw her, records may be shattered if nasa can make this work. they have a plan to build a deep space gateway, a station around like around the moon, they put a deep space transport, this is 41-t tube astronauts will live in, four senates. if that works, they willend astronauts out to mars, orbit, take a couple years. swing by venus. it will be a long, long flight for the astronauts. stuart: but they're planning to do just that? >> exactly. a lot of things have to go right to do that. stuart: commander whitson's 534 days in space is trial run for much, much long are trip than nasa has planned. when does this start? >> the big kickoff will be nasa's new rocket, space launch system, big meg can rocket, saturn v rocket. stuart: it is big. >> giant. the goal to test that with the new spacecraft, orion, next year 2018, if that goes well, launch a probe t