billy bowden, six, gabriellejesus, 7-0. billy bowden, six, gabriellejesus, 7—0.s. patrick geary, bbc news. cristiano ronaldo scored a hat—trick, including this penalty, asjuventus came back to beat atletico madrid 3—0 to go through 3—2 on aggregate. aberdeen will play celtic in the semi—final of the scottish cup after a 2—0 win at rangers tonight. goals from niall mcginn and connor mclennan booked their place in the last four. they've beenjoined by hearts who won their replay against partick thistle 2—1. the edinburgh side will face inverness cally thistle in next month's other semi—final. rotherham's will vaulks is in line for a first wales cap. the midfielder has been called up by ryan giggs for a friendly against trinidad & tobago later this month and also their opening euro 2020 qualifier against slovakia that's four days later. will grigg is back in the northern ireland squad for their euro qualifiers against estonia and belarus. the sunderland striker has missed their last three games through injury. his fellow striker conor washington also returns — after

the report could also have repercussions for germany berlin's bowden museum is currently showing highlights of the german capital collection of african art. soon the works are set to move to the newly rebuilt. berlin city palace or home boat forum. but here too there is growing public debate over the exhibits the head of the foundation that runs berlin's museums believes more research is needed to ascertain which objects were obtained illegally. do we just want to wash our hands of it or do we want to develop a new kind of co-operation. he has called for new international guidelines for the restitution of artifacts. one thing seems clear action is needed the question is whether france's initiative will prompt europe to now begin to redress some of the injustices of the past. with me in the studio ya costume bow to founding member of the enzio band in post-colonial focusing on the reports ration of human remains in colonize countries thanks for joining us so germany was written. especially human remains what does this mean to you for me it is very important to not just want to jim one wants

correspondent in caracas chief political correspondent linda crane parliamentary suitors in bowden welcome both let's start with you also in caracas to tell us more about this move from venezuela. we have to do something we've seen many times where the u.s. ambassador's only persona non grata i'm trying to the diplomats are going to say that it was in the past but it's quite different now because there is an. advisor and explain to us while you got that little has a track record of course this one might well have a grip on the diplomatic relations most countries that recognized him as the legitimate president so it wouldn't be a massive matter of trying to get in a comfortable position because what i thought said she drink is just like a threat because now the rules ministers have no power to declare any persona non-grata but then again that's what it's called back to germany for consultations so it seems like it was a threat or not work from what we can gather that's part of that point with milind right here and then tell us about the response from the german government. well in fact the

my name is carolyn bowden. i'm also with the california nurses association, national nurses united, and i am here just to thank you so much for your leadership. i was hoping that you could be the second city, but cambridge, massachusetts passed it last night. seattle passed it last night, but i thank you for your consistent leadership on this issue and many other progressive issues and san francisco leads, and you are exemplary in that leadership. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> my name is john patchner. i'm a san francisco native. i live at 239 brannan street, and i'm sorry, but you're going to hear it one more time. i had the privilege of living in the south beach neighborhood in the mid90's, and there was nothing there then. there was no baseball stadium, there were no condos, there were no restaurants, there were crumbling warehouses, and yes, there were homeless people, but even then, it seemed like a spectacular neighborhood. we, my wife and young son were able t

had an opportunity to play football at florida state, national champion for legendary coach bobbiy bowdenonstruction business with my wife and we actually are climate conscious business. now i'm the mayor of a major city of florida with one of the fastest growing economies. you know as mayor while other cities are losing jobs and manufacturing to china, we actually are taking jobs away from china. we passed a living wage in our city. i guided our city through hurricane irma. i'm suing the state of florida so local mayors can be able to fight and advocate for gun control in their cities and right now we're actually fighting oil drilling right outside of our city. so these are very important issues that have national implications and i'm looking forward to be that agent of change for the american people and so excited to launch my candidate stoi be the president of the united states. >> by means of comparison miramar has a population of what 140,000? >> yes. we're approaching 150,000 residents. we are a major city in south florida. we have one of the fastest growing -- >> and the reason i b

thank you so much, particularly for your comments on bowden.versation with someone who is acutely aware of the competition and american academics, raghuram rajan and his book. that is next. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance." of a clothingner chain is raising its dividends investors. reward they will pay out 60% of the profit rather than 50% on dividends and there will be bonus dividends in the next three years. profit growth was the slowest in five years. growth to slow by as much as three percentage points. sneakers have boosted their company, but the models are easing in europe. nike is gaining ground with new products. tom: thank you so much. with the uproar that we have over the education system, it is interesting to have with us geoffrey yu of ubs. are a high-powered academic at a high-powered investment firm and you see this, the best and brightest and highest striving around the world. what you think about this education scandal? geoffrey: if you think about the political implications and the reason why populism is such a driving forc