eriksson said at a news conference in manila that he has set his sights on bringing the philippines touki cup then leading them to its asian cup finals debut in january. iam i am really happy to be here. i suppose that one of your questions will be why i am here. it is not easy to answer that question. but a happy question. i thought why not? why not do something different? the melbourne cup, the race that stops a nation in australia is set to go to post at flemington race course in just over two hours' time. but the weather hasn't been kind for the race that takes place on the first tuesday in november. heavy downpours that are continuing have seen the viewing areas turned more into bathing pools and the conditions may see some of the unfancied runners now come into contention. now to cricket where rangana herath is confident he won't be the last of the great sri lanka bowlers. the left—arm spinner who's now a0 years old and 10th on the all—time list of test wicket—takers will play his final test match against england — which is due to start in galle on tuesday, i say due to as the we

well earlier campbell's former manager with england sven goran eriksson spoke to tony livesey on radio for him. i do not ta ke i'm very happy for him. i do not take he needs any advice. he has worked under many managers. totte n ha m , worked under many managers. tottenham, arsenal, a lot. and he knows his football. i would say he isa knows his football. i would say he is a natural leader. and of course his skill and his power and impact in all the teams that he played in. i will guess he will be the same as manager. when he goes into the dressing room, there is a saying in football but sometimes it is difficult for those who got great skills to communicate to those who have not. how will he level the playing field from his experience with england to now managing macclesfield? he is the top of the top andi macclesfield? he is the top of the top and i think he can handle that. he played so many games for england. i'm confident he will be a natural. i think he is mature and ready to do it. and he's going to do thatjob. do you think he has what it takes to manage higher up the foot will p

eriksson's company already manufactures and sells the state he says there's lots of interest and he gets inquiries from all over the world. climate change is a global crisis this. we already know many of the causes. and the consequent things like floods and droughts which could also have severe implications for the timber industry. researches in switzerland doing a long term study on tree varieties to see which ones have the best chance of survival. the impact of climate change is particularly severe in switzerland the average temperature has risen by two degrees celsius since records began more than twice the global average scientists say it could rise by up to six degrees by the end of the century switzerland's forests are under threat one growing danger is the lack of water leading to drought stress. steffen flickinger manages the forests unless city of burn on low land in the center of the country he's pessimistic. climate change means that some tree species are no longer suited to this area in the long term during the dry summer season peach trees can no longer draw the water up to

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michael, we have the political article in which conservative radio host and blogger eric eriksson saidink he's absolutely correct. i think for a lot of folks who are going to vote against the kre president, they are going to be reminded why they are going to vote against the president. while this may help in some extremely tight races, with certain sectors of republican voters. i do think it turns off democrats but i also think it turns ot independence. not only do you see a heightened enthusiasm on the left, you're going to have independence who say this is why i don't support you and the republicans you're campaigning for and they're likely to vote for the democrats. >> peter emerson, what do you think about this? >> i agree. i don't think the president thought that using fear would mobilize 40% against 60%. rather than tout willing ting t numbers, the economy, jobs numbers, he has fallen back to fear and fear is defined by trump at the moment as immigration. >> there's a new article, amy, and it looks at suburban voters and it also looked at divisions within the gop. it essentially

we seeing companies like eriksson and others announcing they're going to be doing more of their manufacturing and assembly in the united states, which we think is not only good for american national security but good for the american economy. >> i want to say an that you mentioned earlier about the a par -- apprenticeships. in my previous role, we partnered with the national urban league and the wireless infrastructure association to create wireless aparen -- apprenticeships. i'm going to the gentleman in the green shirt. okay. >> thank you. >> ian stanford. one of the things you can address is how to bring government -- where the private sector either can't or doesn't reach. and i was curious if you could talk about about what some of the assets the government has that you found most effective, particularly for reaching into rural areas. whether or not those can be brought to bear and data collection, outreach, or physical infrastructure for reaching broadband to rural areas. >> yes. with respect to the postal service in particular, i would have to check with my team who have been waist deep

circumstances influence us directly on especially when we have to play outside libya spaniard in erikssonhas won his first match in charge of the philippines the swede hetty's based hughes sitting in dugouts for the likes of last seal and england but the philippines have been rising up the rankings in recent years they won this suki cup match one mil over singapore patrick a rush of getting himself in the boss's good books i think we did a very good game tactically technically good fighting spirit so i'm very very happy for the whole countering and for ok they have. after more than four years of legal arguments the national hockey league reached a tentative settlement with more than three hundred retired players over a concussion lawsuit they've been offered a just over twenty thousand dollars each plus for the payments for medical costs meanwhile they might not be happy to see scenes like a verse from monday's columbus blue jackets and dallas stars game a big fight here between bluejacket josh anderson and stars forward jamie benn both players landed some heavy punches and so losing is h

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