violence erupts outside a maximum security prison in belgium. but in this prison, when tensions rise, inmates can cool off in the sex room. >> two hours for sex. >>> to americans, it's a country best known for chocolate, waffles and beer. belgium. roughly the size of maryland. it's considered to be one of the safest nations in europe. but criminals do exist here. and the most hard-core can be found 50 miles east of brussels in the town of hassell. prison hassell was built in 1975. it how'sesuses 2,000 men. and in a separate unit, women. >> it has a culture. a bad or good culture, but they always have a culture. we started from zero. >> at the nation's newest high security prison, hassell employs a wider technology inmates. but it's nothing at all like we've seen in the u.s. from 9:00 at night until 6:30 in the morning, correctional officers are not allowed to go inside cells without special permission from the prison director. >> at 9:00, the prisons are in lockdown. if you have keys, you can go in the prison cell. >> why? >> that's the rules he

that's fine. >> in belgium they just cut to the chase. they call this room the sex room.nd it was a very surprisingly lovely looking room, very large bathroom, very nice lighting in the bedroom, large sized bed, big sized bed, very neatly folded towels on the bed. and a little shocking, packets of condoms on the towels. >> the prisoners have a right to have private visit, but it's not only a sexual visit. prisoner can ask his father or his mother or his sister but mostly it is used as a sex room. >> so what's going on now, phillip? what are you preparing for? >> to visit my wife intimately, you know? very nice. >> and the banana? >> to get power. >> happy? excited? >> happy, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the things human need, you know. and if you love someone, you need your sex with her, you need to be alone for two hours, you know? >> coming up -- >> i want to fight with the commando, the ex-commando. they are scared. i know this. >> burack ersen seeks justice. and later -- >> no. >> basically you threw somebody off the bridge and choked somebody to death? >> yes. >> a shocking

in france and belgium there were some civilian casualties but they were not enormous in numbers. by far the largest number of civilian casualties were in russia and eastern europe because there, fighting covered a vast kerri and unlike in the west the front moved back and forth hundreds of miles at a time and when it moved, each army left scorched-earth behind them. they blew up all the building leaders the cut down trees, poisoned the wells so there would be nothing left of use to the other side and each of those moves set millions of people in flight. there were something like six million russian refugees alone who were in flight over the course of the war. nothing like this had happened before for a long time in europe. the other reason the casualties were enormous, occupied eastern europe and germany and austria and hungary was this was the first war between large constellations of nations. large power blocks where each side tried to sir head -- star of the other into submission. the germans tried to do so by submarine warfare in the north atlantic's sinking ships that were f

and i explained that nato didn't have to be in belgium and that we didn't have to be in belgium. and within a matter of weeks the legislation was defeated, nullified, withdrawn. a and it stopped. but it happens all over the world. my view is it's a danger particularly not just for us but for the world. think of the contribution our military made in the tsunami in india -- indonesia years back. think of what we did with the earthquakes that took place in pakistan. our people went in and did a superb job, humanitarian job. anytime the u.n. or o.a.s. or any international organization has to deal with a humanitarian crisis, they come to the department of defense of the united states of america, they want help and we give it. we wouldn't be able to do that if this universal jurisdiction candida continued. we wouldn't want to send our military people on humanitarian missions if they were going to be prosecuted in rogue courts all over the country -- all over the world. so it is something that it seems to me even president obama, who apparently is personally authorizing drone strikes, p

we go to guadalcanal, berlin, normandy, holland, belgium, take veterans back to the places where they fought. many of you may not know that we're losing a thousand world war ii veterans a day, 30,000 a month. of the 16 million americans who served in world war ii, there are only about 2.3 million left. we're losing these guys rapidly and we're losing the stories and the lessons of freedom and preserving our freedom that they fought so hard for. so we welcome you tonight to this occasion. we have some thank yous, little things we have to get out of the way first before we bring out the eyes. the guys. they're back there telling dirty jokes. we'll let them get that out of the way before they come out. but first off, the sea port hotel and their staff, we've had these events all over the country. i can tell you honestly there has not been a more helpful group of people putting this event together than the seaport hotel staff. they have been just over the top with this. they recognize what the event is about. they've been tremendous. marianna accomando is the events coordinator. if you're

think that we have to show that scene in many countries in europe in greece in italy in france in belgium in spain a lot of people are demonstrating nearly every day now in europe and they don't any don't see any change of the. you are there in the heart of it all in brussels the center decision making as we are discussing europeans have had their say today they've had it in the past as well are the m.e.p. and commissioners in brussels actually listening. no i don't think so they don't listen because they want. their working mostly for the bank we have seen in the financial crisis of two thousand and eight that they have said we are going to reform the system and four years later what we have seen is that the depths are growing for the people but that the bank and the speculators and the millionaires are going better and they're doing their job as usual you know you have to know that a recent report of. bank. said that zero point five per cent of the global population in the world all thirty eight point five percent of the global wealth that means that this average this amount of money wa

if belgiums were living in belgiums we'd care about belgiums. >> bob: who do you think they profile in? do you think they profile white people. >> greg: we're talking about mexicans. you are accusing us of us being racist against mexicans. >> bob: the governor of arizona racist against hispanics. >> bob: or governor of mexico or ryan sandovallor senator from florida. >> bob: in the republican party, you have a tendency to drive away hispanics. >> dana: no. >> greg: it's democrats and the smearing media that do the work for the democrats. >> b: why not -- you said dismiss the dream act. what is wrong with the dream act? they serve in the military -- >> greg: i'm for the military part of that. >> dana: that is disingenuous. senator rubio has an alternative he is floating. last week it's found out that the white house was asking democrat senators not to give it any attention and not to talk to him, because they want it as a campaign issue instead of solving the problem. >> bob: why are republicans consistently bring up to talk about the order and talk about -- >> greg: the border is a nat

on wednesday the belgium game will see who can i go line technology tested by fi for it's the final shuttle test of the system before fief is a rules making panel meet on july the second in kiev the panel is considering whether to approve the camera basis them or a danish rival project england are in a euro twenty twelve group with co-host ukraine sweden and euro two thousand when is france but midfielder james milner says they can take confidence from chelsea's recent champions league victory. bethink is going to talk on the high and higher confidence and that's what you want and. when it's a habit you want to get into those habits of one trophies and get in that women tell it's a nice safe place about the ties not a good season you know even the players are clubs and they are in the premier league or the champions league good seasons individually are a positive season for the clubs a good thing for us as a team going out to poland well talking of the champions league victory and chelsea hoping to sign another ivory coast striker to replace departing european cup final hero did a d

on the belgium game will see hawkeye goal line technology tested by its final scheduled test of the system before features rules making pole meet on july second in kiev the panel is considering whether to approve the initial system for a danish rival project. england are in a euro two thousand and twelve group with co-hosts ukraine sweden and euro two thousand winners france with midfielder james milner stating they can take confidence from chelsea's recent champions league victory i think players go to the top of the high and higher confidence and that's what you want and. winning is a habit you want to get into those habits of one in trophies and getting that winning mentality and myself players about the ties to not a good season you know even the players our clubs maybe are on the premier league are the champions league good seasons individually are a positive season for the clubs a good thing for us as a team going out to poland meanwhile after a disappointing world cup in south africa twenty ten expectations are comparatively low for france at the finals their complaint two ye

on wednesday the belgium game will see hawkeye goal line technology tested by faith it's the final shuttle test of the system before thief is rules making panel linked on july the second in kiev the panel is considering whether to approve the english camera based system or a danish rival project england are in a euro two thousand and twelve group with co-hosts ukraine sweden and euro two thousand winners france the midfielder james milner said if they can take confidence from chelsea's recent champions league victory. i think play is going to tom high and higher confidence and that's what you want. winning is a habit you want to get into those habits of one trophies and getting that women taught in my safe plays about the types not a good season you know even the players our clubs might be up on the premier league or the champions league of a good seasons individually are a positive season for the clubs a good thing for us as a team going out there to. well as i mentioned france are in england's group play actually won the tournament twelve years ago however after a disappointing world cup

their voters so even in neverland government government collapses because economy posen sterrett belgium hasn't had a government for the best part of the year. if the if the european equal just thirty and if the year if european unique was the euro and if the year equal then vote is then what is thirty so what does that mean about the rest of the rest of the european union i think you've got to come up with a better story for europe is for than simply it's about the euro what about potential exit for greece politicians are now really for the first time talking about an actual situation where greece might access and they're talking about an orderly or a disorderly exit what do those terms mean and what real difference do you think it would make really really odd thing when people to well orderly or disorderly is all you disorderly for whom because i can assure you that any sort of situation however well managed the group for the ordinary greek it's going to be very disorderly indeed it's going to be very very turbulent. people have been modeling what a greek exit from the euro zone would

to comment try spring player of the year made his real debut at sixteen and a since one twenty six belgium caps last season has helped guide lille to. their first french title since nine hundred fifty four to score seventeen goals this season to help decide qualify for the champions league. now alexander ovechkin was the star attraction as the triumphant russian i saw the team showed off their latest world championship trophy as it opens up bus parade through central moscow the washington capitals front and russia captain india and the colin powells the prize aloft as the rapturous crowd chanted thank you and well done to the heroes russia thrashed surprise package slovakia six two in the final earlier this month to finish the championships unbeaten and lay bare hands on their third world crown in five years you're going to knock him was the tournament's most valuable player in the victory was also russia's first top accolade and the new coach is in a to be lifting off as the team now targets goals at their home winter olympics in sochi in twenty forty. now into basketball in the miami hea

brussels, belgium. c.) lisbon, portugal.elgium. >> it will be getting better today the weather will be growing warmer ... there are scattered showers passing to the north of chicago no threat here though. there is some cloud cover this evening ... tomorrow gorgeous sunny day sunny and warm saturday ... the clouds will be at the doorstep sunday morning by afternoon they will produce some severe weather to the west of us that may begin saturday evening ... we are looking at the lake breeze ... by saturday we will be well into the 80s some spots could flirt with 90 degree temperatures. the low temperatures sunday morning ... it will be a hear midday on sunday humid day sunday.. there is enough of a breeze to keep the lake shore beaches cool the first burst of warm air in the 10 day forecast is saturday evening followed by sunday afternoon thunderstorms ... monday looks dry tuesday looks beautiful and and the heat will be back by thursday and friday next week ... expect more rain after that. 84 tomorrow 88 saturday 86 sunday coo

from belgium and a former advisor to the european commission or if britain is so vulnerable to a greek exit just how much of a threat is greece to other eurozone members such as portugal or ireland which are already in the the bailout club or even spain or italy of course. yes that's right because the core of the problem is agrees the grid is not exceptional because other countries have similar problems like for example spain and portugal and italy and what you see now is that the greek crisis brings contagion to other two other countries that have a similar problems but not as bad as greece's so if the greece crisis is spreading a lot of uncertainty in the european union in particular in the euro zone but also to countries that are not part of the euro zone and in fact nobody knows what's going to happen to agree to i was in athens last week myself and i have the impression that the greek society has no way to go it fell all its slipped in a hole and is unable to get out and it will not recover in the euro zone so this society is in the midst of a political vacuum and could explain wh

the guys who were buried over in margrauten, in the normandy american cemetery and in belgium d luxembourg, those are the heroes of world war ii. how often do you think about those guys who never came home? >> well, i -- actually, after the war i went back to school and i put the war behind me and went on with my life. and i didn't really start thinking about fellas that we left behind and my fellas that are still here until just recently when i'd pretty well retired. and i began attending some of these kinds of affairs. and i began to realize th there was a whole part of my life that i'd sort of forgotten. ani actually have forgotten. and occasionally something comes up or someone saysomething that triggers a memory. and i -- but i do think of the people there. i was at -- i didn't want to go to margraten because to me it was like going to gettysburg, where all those people were slaughtered and wounded and everything like that. but i'm glad i went. and my daughter was with me. and i saw the way they were taking care of those graves. each grave was taken care of by a civilian. justimmacula

germany, austria, and belgium say they will not be sending any representatives in protest of the treatment of the prime minister -- of the former prime minister. "they're working day and night to get the stadium ready for the tournament. -- >> they are working day and night to get the stadium ready for the tournament. they are waiting to welcome the world. this is a proud moment in this young country's history. it started to go wrong when four bombs went off last week. one of them recorded on this camera. then, there are these pictures apparently showing bruises on the former prime minister, yulia tymoshenko, who was in prison after a suspiciously political incident. >> she feels the only way that she can protest and show the world that this is going too far. >> now, there is a threat of a series political boycott of euro 2012. leaders of several european countries said they will not be coming unless the treatment for yulia tymoshenko improves. i asked a foreign minister what concessions they might make. he said, ukraine was listening but pleaded with his european colleagues not to makes f

belgium, france, italy, spain, and the netherlands. the campaigners say that it's good, but that we needed to be all of europe. -- need it to be. >> it does not ensure that companies are able to find competent women. second, it improves economic productivity, efficiency, and the functioning of company boards. >> there's an explanation of the reasons companies should be putting women on the boards. >> thanks very much. in greece, journalists will go on strike later over labor and wage issues. they are the latest group to protest following austerity demonstrations in recent months. many greeks have come up with their own solutions to their economic hardships. now this. >> what looks like a healthy hobby, working hard on a vegetable patch. it is a lifeline for people here. a local dumping ground until recently, the town hall has transformed the land into small allotments for 40 families hit hard by the greek economic crisis. >> we are both pensioners, but the state has cut our pensions because of the crisis. we had to do something. this c

central midfielder from the club should a cough was named the most effective player nicklaus number of belgium the best foreign player while another player from the st petersburg side preciousness modifier accepted the award for best goalkeeper. now to the hardwood where in the n.b.a. boston through to the eastern conference finals following a narrow four three win in their semifinal series with philadelphia the celtics won game seven eighty five seventy five at home rajon rondo and kevin garnett joined top scorers with eighteen point eight boston will take on miami in the finals the best of seven series starts on monday. now in formula one michael schumacher has shown he's not lost any of his magic which earned him seven world titles the forty three year old was quickest in qualification for the monaco grand prix but an early indiscretion pushed him back to a sixth place grid stuff for sunday's race while hollywood royalty were on hand to witness saturday's action packed qualification in the principality will smith's a schumacher five spot penalty for colliding with williams driver bruno senn

midfielder from the club there and i'm sure the cough was name most effective player nicholas lambert's of belgium the best foreign player while another player from the st petersburg side of modifiers accepted. award for best goalkeeper. now to the hardware in the n.b.a. boston and through to the eastern conference finals following an hour before three win in the semifinal series with philadelphia the celtics won game seven eighty five seventy five home rajon rondo would kevin god that would join top scorers with eighteen points each they now face miami in the eastern finals which starts on monday and i'll be looking to put last year's semifinal defeat to the heat behind them. you know this year. so different. we feel we can be to. get to this point there's no down time and if we can so we're going to go down and take care of business now in formula one michael schumacher has shown he's not lost any of the magic which hand him seven world titles the forty three year old was quickest in qualification for the monaco grand prix but an earlier indiscretion pushed him back to a sixth place grid stuff f

only belgium ireland kosta rica and new zealand have formally banned uranium in their arms but today no international convention even mentions depleted uranium and its texts. this allows the u.s. administration to continue using it without fear of reprisals. at the illinois law faculty francis boyle claims that the usa can be hauled before a tribunal this lawyer and harvard graduate has an international reputation agent orange in vietnam gulf war syndrome or trials or specialty today francis boyle is locked in a new battle to have the use of depleted uranium recognized as a war crime uranium munitions violate the hague regulations of one thousand nine hundred seven and then do you also violates the geneva protocol of one nine hundred twenty five. so they are clear use of d u is clearly a war crime so if is it illegal to lay easy to use it shouldn't be but why does the united states use. landmines why you know we're trying to stop it the problem is how. do you know how do you bring the rule of law to bear on the united states government it's very difficult to do and especially on the

belgium's nicklaus cold sores as god's world match play champion beating northern ireland's graeme mcdowell on the final hole in spain to claim the title started impressively sinking this for the third. and from this point onwards the belgian never found himself in a really good square the match on several occasions including here the fourteenth when he. but he could never challenge for the late and by the last hole called. the way in is his second victory on the european tour and earns him seven hundred thousand dollars and a place in the world's top fifty for the first time. it's going to. you know it's going to be very. you know he's one of the most open stories to playing into of conditions. it was going to be in this is. you know i'm glad that all that often and it all went down to the final hole in the states to jason dufner making a twenty five foot birdie here on the last to win the bar nelson championship beating to keep right by single shot to claim just over a million dollars in prize money it was a little bit right and it was downhill the greens were maybe just a little bit slow

i first spoke and welcomed our foreign guest, where we had the prime minister from belgium and other guests from other socialist party, and then we all went together to the bastille. >> obviously quite a party. let's talk about the work that has to take place here in france. on the international stage, i would imagine francois hollande is one of the least well known world leaders. >> yep, but he has the biggest challenge in his hand, and i think for european leaders, even though they don't know him, they will come to know him very quickly, because if you see the time table for the three coming weeks, it's all about international engagement, and also, if he wants to implement any of the pieces he has promised the french people, he needs to win the european challenge. >> we're going to talk about greece in a moment when we go live to athens, but i just want to get your reflections. there does seem to be a coming together of certain things, the socialist victory here in france last night, the rejection of mainstream politics in greece. it does seem to be that there's can a move towards

germany, austria and belgium say they won't be sending any representatives in protest of the treatment of ukraine's former prime minister now serving a jail sentence. we have a report. >> they are working day and night to get the brand-new olympic stadium ready in time for the tournament. glossy promo videos welcome the world. it's a proud moment in this young country's history. it all started to go wrong when four small bombs went off last week. one of them recorded on this webcam are. then there is these pictures apparently showing bruises on the former prime minister yulia tymoshenko imprisoned after a suspiciously political prosecution. her daughter told me she had been punched into submission when she refused to leave her cell. now she is on hunger strike. >> she feels that the only way in her power now to protest and the only way she can show the world that this has gone too far. >> now there is a threat of a serious political protest of euro 2012. the leaders of several countries say they won't be coming to the football unless the treatment of yulia tymoshenko improves. in light

this is the w hotel two blocks from the white house and where in december 2010, a belgium prostitute claims she was gang raped at a sex party hosted by the former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. >> we knew he was a womanizer and loved women. we didn't know it was to that level. we went know that and if the allegations are true, that he was brutal, that he was coercing and using prostitutes and that, if, again, the allegations are correct, that he was, he could go as far as raping someone. >> reporter: he is a washington- based correspondent for tf-1, a french television network. he said straws-kahn is -- strauss kahn is currently under investigation in france where the latest allegation surfaced. >> he's under investigation for what we call aggravated pimping in an organized gang. basically prostitutes are alleging he was hurting women, friends were gathering women to satisfy his needs and that they were prostitutes. he claims he did not know that, that they were prostitutes and thought it was conceptual sex. >> reporter: the woman making the new allegation was flown to washington

their first friendly game under new manager roy hodgson they face norway on saturday before taking on belgium on wednesday the belgian game. goal line technology tested by three thought it's the final shuttle test of the system before sleepers laws making panel meet on july the second in key have the panel is considering whether to approve being english camera basis or danish rival project england are in a euro twenty twelve group with co-hosts ukraine sweden and euro two thousand winners france the move fielder james milner says they can take confidence from chelsea's recent champions league victory. i think players go to the top of the higher and higher confidence and that's what you want and. when it's a habit you want to get into those habits of one trophies and get not win a month safe place about the ties not a good season you know even the players our clubs might be up on the premier league or the champions league about good seasons individually are a positive season for the clubs a good thing for us as a team going. to poland well as i mentioned france already great player actually wo

you wind up playing basketball in belgium. farming -- i don't want to say reignited but ignited for the first time. tell me about what happened there. >> well, one of my belgium teammates, a family had a farm. i went out one day and helped them plant some potatoes. once i touched the soil, something really came alive. i really wanted to start growing food again. i must have had some hidden passion that was reignited like you said. so from that point on i wanted to grow food. i started over in belgium actually. >> then you brought it to the milwaukee area. >> right. when i came back, i wanted to farm but i had to have a farm job and i worked for the markets corporation and then procter & d gamble and in 1993 i was driving down a street and one of my procter visits to a store and i ran across this vacant piece of property, old greenhouse operation and the city owned it and to make a long story short i was able to make the purchase and really start the journey. >> great to see you. i remember our last conversation about this. the

wa world war ii has devastated france, belgium. they are in a weakened state. as long as they are in weakened state, they are susceptible to influence, foreign influence, communist influence. when people are at the bottom rung, they are willing to listen to everywhere who offers a bit of hope. the best way to hold back communist expansion is to rebuild them with a healthy europe. $13 billion to old back soviet expansion. congress passes the national security act in 1947. this is an amazing piece of legislation and has lots of facets to it and creates a national agency to revamp the military and coordinate the branches of the military, but what i want to talk about is if t created the cia. what does that stand for? >> central intelligence agency. >> if joseph stalin is up on undermining free and democratic countries, how are we going to know that unless we have people in countries around the world? we will send out folks who are going out to gather intelligence. i'm not talking about james bond. we are going to be sending out individuals working for the governme

world war ii has devastated france, belgium, the netherlands, britain. they are in weakened state. as long as they are in a weakened state, they are susceptible to influence, foreign influence, communist influence. when people are at their bottom rung they're willing to listen to anyone who offers them a different message of hope, whatever. the best way to hold back communist expansion is with a healthy, rebuilt europe. $13 billion to rebuild western europe to hold back the soviet expansion. congress passes the national security act in 1947. this is an amazing piece of legislation. it's got lots of different facets to it. creates a national security agency. we're going to revamp our military. we're going to coordinate our various branches of the military. but what i wanted to talk about specifically today is it created the cia. what does that stand for? >> central intelligence agency. >> if yes self stalin is bent up on getting free and countries around the world, we need to know that. how do we know that? we need to start sending out secret agents, folks who are going out there to

and finally to go off and belgium's nick a lot closer is the world match play champion after a win on the final hole against northern ireland's graeme mcdowell all cause i started impressively thinking this part eagle at the serve and from this point on was the belgian never found himself behind what mcdowell he did square the match on several occasions including here at the fourteenth when he did but he didn't challenge for the lead and inspire the last hole have two parts to win. it's his second victory on the european tour and say seven hundred thousand dollars and a place in the walls top fifty for the first time. i mean living room in such conditions you know when. you know it's going to be very difficult you know you grew up looms you know as one of the us open series used to playing into of conditions that it was going to be a game in conditions like. you know i'm glad that old enough to win and it also all went down to the final hole in texas where jason dufner signed a twenty five foot birdie at the eighteenth hole to win the byron nelson championship beating dickey pride by

another produced a final round of seventy to finish four shots to overnight benedict to some from belgium and since that victory customer has emerged as russia's biggest hope for a place at the rio and dixon twenty sixteen but she says more young talent yet qualify for those games. i think we have a lot of folks would have very is a lot of young kids growing up and been very dedicated in we have very good team of coaches found with the russian girls and cieszyn and the track team very good. for a specialist as well and they've set up a very very good organisation very good team of approaches and players. and that's what sports news was tuesday i think.

on the gulf now and belgium's nicobar cole sir is the world match play champion after a win on the final hole against northern ireland's graeme mcdowell well started impressively sinking this part for eagle at the surface and from this point onwards the belgian never found himself behind mcdowell he did sway the match on several occasions including here at the fourteenth when he boarded but he didn't challenge the lead and by the last concern had two points to win it's his second victory on the european tour and seven hundred thousand dollars the place in the world's top fifty for the first time. in such conditions you know when. you know it's going to be very difficult you know your group you know is one of the most open stories used to be playing into of conditions. it was going to be in this is. you know i'm glad that all that after and it also all went down to the final hole in texas where jason dufner signed a twenty five foot birdie at the eighteenth hole to win the byron nelson championship beating dickey pride by a single shot to claim just over a green dollars in prize money. an

belgium is going to split up any day. they are debating these questions. so i think that's one reason that interest in how we settled our problem in this regard is rising. i just wanted to say one other thing what ta-nehisi said about ron paul. when i gave a talk in washington, must be close to 20 years ago now, a talk about lincoln. somebody came up to me after, it was shortly after the breakup of the soviet union or was beginning to break up, and this person came up and said, lincoln was a monster. he was a tyrant. here we are, we don't want to see moscow impose its will on all of these states breaking away, how dare he take the action he took at the cost of so many hundreds of thousands of lives. i had some mumbling answers, that the outcome was good for everybody. but you know, that point of view is still alive. >> there are the equivalent of civil war buffers in their a lot of them in england, civil war round tables. i have spoke tune the one in -- there are re-enactors in germany and australia and other places and long tradition among british writers

gulf now and belgium's nicol i call surrey's the world match play champion after a win on the final hole against northern ireland's graeme mcdowell well calls started impressively sinking this part for eagle at the sun and from this point onwards the belgian never found himself behind the woman down did square the match on several occasions including here at the fourteenth when he blurted out he didn't challenge for the lead and by the last hole to cuts to win it's. his second victory on the european tour and seven hundred thousand dollars and a place in the world's top fifty for the first time. and it also went down to the final hole in texas where jason dufner signed a twenty five foot birdie at the eighteenth hole to win the byron nelson championship beating dickey pride by a single shot just over a million dollars in prize money. now to the n.b.a. in the san antonio spurs have reached the western conference final after a four nil series sweep of the l.a. clippers the spurs one their latest game one hundred two points to ninety nine to complete the white wash your face either oklahoma