we took the binder's suggestion and emailed the department of justice for some answers. we asked how did those documents wind up in joe's garage? did anyone besides joe have access to the docs besides hunter and his chinese secretary? surprise, they actually answered us. told us, quote: the department declines to comment. but don't worry, some in washington do have the answer. >> i'm suspicious of the timing of it i'm also aware of the fact that things can be planted on people place and things can be planted. things can be planted in places and then discovered conveniently. >> jesse: obviously trump no planted the boxes before he was sworn. in they want to us believe this whole thing was just an accident. president biden had classified documents in his wilmington garage is just breaking. do you think that's irresponsible and reckless of him biden people are bringing forth the documents. they're not obstructing access to them or knowledge about them. >> why did he not inform the american public two months ago? do you think that was a mistake? >> well, i don't know what yo

cnn is even bashing the binder for her binder, saying she struggles to take questions in the briefingm, she relies on her binder of talking points to respond to a simple question. oh, is the media frustrated with the binder? because the binder has been babbling nonsense for a year and the media said nothing. the binder was never in fighting shape. the media never got her in fighting shape. so how did the media expect the binder to be able to handle a scandal when the hardest question she has ever gotten until then was who came up with ultra maga? the white house is collapsing at the slightest bit of scrutiny. and the media who went after trump for cleaning documents he declassified in a closet surrounded by security on an island for a year and a half that the government knew about can't defend joe any longer because joe scattered classified documents all over his chinese funded think tank and dirty garage for six years. that no one knew about. so how do you defend that when we put people in prisoner for not even half of that? it's always something new with joe, too. first, the chinese

one of them volunteer diver sean binder from ireland was detained in 2018. he's been eager to set the record straight. we're desperate to go to trial because what we did with legal another of the defendant of sarah martini a syrian who fled to europe with her sister in 2015. their story was made into a netflix film. mardina is now an aide worker helping other refugees. the human rights organization, amnesty international says the trial is a farce. it's calling on greek authorities to drop the charges. such similes as i'm not be, it's a, it's a bottom across europe. we've seen in other countries as well. the people who are they are just to help her face the child as criminal or others, and therefore to stay to death such as you might see some greece, which saw more than a 1000000 people arrive on its shores at the height of the migration crisis in 2015 says n g o helping migrants are encouraging more to come. the lesbian trial again raises the question of how europeans nation should respond when people risk their lives for a chance, an asylum. and joining us

sean binder, rescue volunteer and co founder of free humanitarians. thank you so much for your time and best of luck. thank you. thank you. the assemble for the absolute insanity of russia's war of aggression is what the german foreign minister says to have encountered on her surprised trip to the ukrainian city of car keith. it was the 1st visit of a german cabinet member to the northeastern city. not far from the front lines, babble held talks with her ukrainian counterpart and toward several critical infrastructure sites, including a power station and a children's hospital. ukraine's infrastructure has been under increasing attack from russia. babel paid tribute to what she called the incredible stamina and courage of the ukrainian people. d, w. max, son know, as with the german foreign minister and has on the reasons behind her visit. right, so the german foreign minister actually followed the invitation by her ukranian counterpart, calais, about to show a different part of the country apart from key if that has been visited by foreign a heads the

but children binder was there on the other monetary and including a witness who is 70 years of age. and they are waiting and waiting and waiting for a for an engine. this horrific as the international basements allegations on their lights are on hold. so what is your message then? what do you make of patients being made by the greek authorities against the likes of sean bender and the others will look if you were to meet someone like sean binder. you would know that this is not a criminal as might be any of the others. so they just need to let go talk to you need to let go of this. they need to put this case behind them because i'm allow your monetary and then not criminals get on with their lives. so i'm hoping that we see the charges and yet charges are washed. how do you support them as an m e p? so i deleted in writing a letter to the commission which was supported by 89. although i am just asking the commission to recognize the criminal to my actions, be your very witness today, he's going more to the situation, but it also does raise the question about the external borders pre

and that's why on your boss today to support your binder and the other who are facing these charges. we thank you so much for joining us to share that message. grace the sullivan with the view from leslie. appreciate here watching deed of ian is still to come. the refugee crisis in asia t w, from course from indonesia where a growing number of ethnic ro hinge are landing their perilous c journeys. it lasted for weeks. at 1st, brazil's president has vowed to identify and hold responsible. those behind sundays attack on the government district and the capital brazilian luis ignacio lou that his silva was speaking after a mob supporting his predecessor diane bow, sonata, ransacked the presidential palace supreme court and congress building. lou that also visited the scene of the violence. the president of governors and supreme court judges joined together in a show of unity inspecting the damage to government buildings attacked by protesters a day before. at a meeting with governors, lula criticized the military for not trying to stop the demonstrators who are openly calling for a coo n

but there's also a separate felony case against a binder and there and there is a phase 10 to 20 years. and that will, for reasons for each migrant, they have to say. so it's a case of criminalization of saving lives, money i ran a war. and unfortunately in greece, over the last 2 years, we've seen an increase in the hostile environment for schumann writes, defenders and, and specifically for those who thank the rights of migrant speakers. i understand these guys are trying to save lives, but at the same time doesn't work. encourage people smuggling it, but it's a, it's a matter of values. are you going to? so we could say also the opposite, letting people brown or discount would discourage more people from coming but easy . i'm ok to say that and especially it's against the law. it's against international my rights against the repeal. but at the same time, passengers knowing that they'll be helped. if i get into trouble in the mediterranean, will be more likely to take this sort of trip to pay people's mas, bring them to europe. and at the same time, over $1200.00 people died in the m

it could be a binder put together with a number of documents in it. one of the documents in there might be a confidential or secret document and someone could have picked up a binder and brought it home and does not realize what was in that. you can say that should not have been done. it should have been prepared more closely. what they should have done if that is the case is the binder should have had a top-secret sticker on the front, indicating that it contains secret or top secret -- whatever the level was. but people are busy, they do not always follow the rules closely. and on top of it, it is important to know again that a lot of this information is unremarkable. so it is not crazy to imagine that that is not that big of a deal. i just read the same thing in the new york times this morning. documents without mentally thinking this is a secret that needs to be protected because it is such an unusual information that i only have access and a rare number of people have access to. so again, not knowing what exactly is in at the document, how proble

your binder is as close as he got to see thing true seeing the true chaos.president would have been able to see it for himself? >> president talked about to ngo's talked to the people providing sherlt shelter, border patrol, customs and the people out there day in and day out. very important to see what they needed, what type of services providing. he talked about to el paso feeding the hungry. provided 18,000 meals to asylum seekers. he talked about to them how he could provide service. federal government provided a lot of funding for el paso to provide these services. he did spend a lot of time. he talked to the people that providing the service for the asylum seekers. >> mayor i appreciate your time. thank you for sharing the photos with us. important for everyone to see them. thank you for sharing. >> thank you, happy new year. >>> next breaking news out of california. death toll rising, heavy rains creating total chaos. mud slides toppling trees. debris crushing people's homes. >> an 800 pound rock smashed the house, hit the wall and blew everything out

binder was blowing up.edia saying pence and biden, same thing. >> it appears that former vice president pence and president biden handled these scenarios pretty much the same as one another. >> we went through this with biden. he said he was surprised i think it's clear former vice president pence was surprised as well. >> you treat the situation the same. what everyone says is clear. based on what we know so far, pence and biden seem to be in a much more similar situation. >> jesse: no. i am not letting the media get away with that. biden was trying to look good comparing himself to trump. i cooperated, my search was consensual. when you compare biden to pence biden doesn't look so good. pence's box of documents were still taped up. he didn't have them in a garage with his compromised crack head son. he didn't have documents from 10 years ago in three different spots and then hide it for a month. biden said he was in a rush to pack up his stuff after his have vice presidency. wait a second, i think mike pe

i think the knock is not that she is reading from a binder. to be whatever is written in that binder, may be the extent of what she knows as opposed to being in the meetings. being able to reflect deeper and more richly about what happened. it is appropriate for press secretaries to buck questions to the department of justice but then you can also explain why. what i would have done is said if you think i'll make myself a witness for the general -- special counsel. i'm not going to do that. i am ham strung. i can't ask questions to the counsel and the president what happened, where were the document found. i do that i'm a witness in a potential criminal proceeding. i won't do that as press secretary. she has to explain it. she is not explaining it. she is just regurgitating the same talking points. >> harris: you are ginger but firm and you gave her what to say. >> i will try to be respectful. >> harris: it was firm but she had tried to do what she said. she didn't do it the way he said it and didn't have your eloquence of words. what happened

perhaps they would not have been visible unless the packers went through these binders page by page. just for context, it's not unusual for presidents and vice presidents to be given these travel briefing binders that include background memos on people they're meeting with in foreign countries. our sources say that sometimes they just include basic biographical information on foreign leaders, government officials but sometimes they also include more sensitive information. >>> now to a major boost for ukraine on the battlefield as u.s. president joe biden announces plans to send dozens of highly sophisticated tanks to the war zone. a move mr. biden says will help enhance ukraine's ability to defend its territory. >> these tanks are the most capable tanks in the world. they're extremely complex to operate and maintain. we're giving ukraine the parts and equipment necessary to effectively -- >> did germany force you to change your mind? >> germany didn't force me to change my mind but make sure we're going to do it altogether and that's what we're doing. >> mr. biden says they will be s

because they were found tucked into old binders, kind of interspersed with other papers. perhaps, they would not have been visible unless the packers actually went through these binders, page by page. just for contest, it is not usual for president and vice president to be given these travel briefing binders. they include background memos on people there reading with in front of countries, sources say that sometimes, they just include basic biographical information on foreign leaders, government officials, but sometimes, they also include more sensitive information. >> understand the fb has worked with us intelligence agencies to assess the documents from vice president pence. what more do you know but the level of classification? >> our colleague, evan perez reports, the fb has worked with us intelligence agency, tonight, to assess exactly that. the level of classification, the potential risk. because let's remember, these papers were not in a secure location. they have been in the pence private home. but according to one source who was briefed on some of the classified

because they were found tucked into old binders, interspersed with other papers. perhaps they would not have been visible, unless the pack actually went through these binders page by page. just for context, it's not unusual for presidents and vice presidents to be given these travel briefing binders. that include background memos on people there leaving with in foreign countries, our sources say, sometimes, they just include basic biographical information on foreign leaders. . government officials. sometimes, they also include more sensitive information. >> our colleague, evan perez, says that the fbi is working with the excess with it. it is potential risks, and let's remember, these papers were not in a secure location. they were in the pence private home. according to one since that was briefed on this classified documents. it is nothing, particularly, unusual in the paper's. they described the classification markings, which are for some of the documents, as on the, quote, lower level. the source also said, there was no mention of a sihai, or s cp markings. tho

meetings and may have been overlooked during the packing process because they were tucked into old bindersat more do we know? >> for clarity, we don't know about all 12 documents. we have a window no a couple of the documents. in that case, what it appears happened is these records were packed up at the vice president's residence in the final days and there were trip binders, travel binders that presidents and vice presidents are given for foreign trips, and i think what happened was when they put it into the boxes nobody went through it page by page but when they did the search at pence's indiana home someone did go through them finally and tucked in there were classified memos, the kind of thing that a president or vice president is given to propose to meet a foreign leader or government official. >> right, so the senate intelligence committee, phil, wants to know exactly what was found at mar-a-lago, what was recovered, search warrant, different set of facts, what was recovered there, what did vice president now president biden have or senator biden, what did mike pence have, so far the

today, farms and yards of our holidays began to be united under a binder 40 years ago during the soviets. first book. the gomel region came out from under the machine back in 2001, facts about the villages, when there appeared who owned, what they earned and were proud of, they sought out information from the imperial academy of sciences of russia, experiments describing the officers of the province , even in the acts of the grand duchy of lithuania , such a local history analysis will not be carried out and wikipedia is the main mission of it i'm afraid , i thought, once the original and correct is just to brightly designate, and the spiritual and cultural basis is the foundation of a particular people for twenty books and hundreds of seekers of historical truth. in each 700-800 pages, based on accuracy and reconciliation, such a science is always exceptional clarity of thought and coherence of actions. the quality inherent in the lynx, the military-patriotic club too. three times a week, schoolchildren will celebrate the spiritual revival, they absorb the skills of true defenders of th

but there's also a separate felony case against a binder. and they're right. and there's a phase 10 to 20 years. a prison, for each migrant, they have to say. so it's a case of criminalization of saving lives, money, car rental. and unfortunately in greece, over the last 3 years, we've seen an increase in the home style environment for shem on rights, defenders and, and specifically for those work, thank the rights of migrants and that was human rights watch researcher eva co say joining us from athens in other news, brazil's president luis ignacio luna da silva, has returned to his ransacked office in brazil. ya, rioters invaded the nation seats of power on sunday. he also visited the supreme court building, which was also damaged by supporters of former liter jadwin sonata. the new president has vowed to punish those behind the violence. police have arrested more than 1500 people. they have dismantled the protesters. camps where they had stayed for months before launching the attack. 10 so removed and barricades dismantled across brazil. supporters of defeat

cox steers his present binder sworn into office of the biggest medicine his first year in chairs in office the absolute disaster we have our southern border numbers tell the story. so largest single month the people he or apprehended over 150,000 people the number god always is less three months average 70000 finally took a trip to the southern border we are anxious to see us when he learned on his trip rv section going to do something, talking about is one thing. actually doing something to address this crisis is a think what the american people are looking for. there are lots of things he could do. i started with just enforcing the law. that would be very simple place to start. he can reinstate remaining mexico policy quit trying to deal with title 42 policy that has given our border patrol agents at least some wherewithal order to stop from coming here illegally. he could end catch and release. he could finish building the wall. as a whole series of solutions many are very obvious to a lot of people the president and his administration, lisa barb and willing to entertain. this is a disa

. >> jesse: binder is realizing you can't say biden takes classified documents seriously and keep findingsing documents. the binder is blowing up. >> the president said he did not know the documents were there i'm not actually sure he has said that that clearly. are you saying the president didn't know. >> he said he was surprised. he said he was surprised. >> any of the documents. >> he said he was surprised i'm going to leave it there. >> don't you think people might question that given that you -- every few days we are finding more documents have been found at his house. >> what i am telling you is what the president has said, which is he takes it very seriously. >> jesse: the justice department is now deciding whether to search biden's other properties. consensually, of course. because, after they let biden's lawyer search his house and say that was it, when it wasn't it, is the fbi going to take his word that biden's beach house is clear, too? because where was biden this weekend? biden was in his beach house. and the fbi still hasn't been to the beach house. what was biden doing at

not looking to spend their money is way down the line and not coming into fruition here. >> matt binderjoy vegas. i know it is not all work. >> thanks for having me. >> cnbc will be live in vegas with the lineup of guests from amd and qualcomm and roku. i don't think they are out there just working >>> as we head to break, a market flash on dell nikkei reports that they will stop using chips made in china next year. dell told suppliers to reduce the made in china products as it diversifies products shares of dell down fractionally "worldwide exchange" is coming right back (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life, and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for the wex wrap up as we close in on the 6:00 hour. reviving talks of a merger to unite western digital and kioxia shares up 6% on that news. >>

one of them volunteer divers, sean binder from ireland was detained in 2018. he's been eager to set the record straight. we're desperate to go to trial because what we did was legal. and we need the judge to acknowledge that we need to get through this because until then there is a shadow of doubt was not over me alone. but over anybody who does search and rescue another of the defendant of sarah martini a syrian who fled to europe with her sister in 2015. their story was made into a netflix film martinez now an aide worker helping other refugees. the human rights organization, amnesty international says the trial is a farce. it's calling on greek authorities to drop the charges suck to my liaison should not be allowed to part them across europe will stream in other countries as well. the people who are they are just to help her face, the child is criminal or others, and therefore to stay to death. such, you might see some greece, which saw more than a 1000000 people arrive on its shores at the height of the migration crisis in 2015, says n g o helping migrant

sources describe them as briefing binders prepared for pence's trips. sometimes they include basic information but sometimes they have more sensitive information. cnn is told the papers may have been overlooked as they would not have been visible unless the packers went through the binders page by page. today president biden will try to leave the classified documents scandaled in the mirror here. mj lee is live at the white house with more. mj good morning to you. is this all one big move to distract from the document scandal? >> reporter: don, as you said, this is a speech that the white house is building the president's first major economic speech of the year and frankly one of the topics that the white house wishes the president could be talking about more. we know that in large part this will sound like a victory lap speech, he wants to be talking about, according to officials, things like job growth under his watch, the fact that wages are up, inflation appears to be moderating some and we know he intends to take on house republicans in particular

they may have been overlooked during the packing process because they were tucked into old trip binders. now according to this source, pence classified briefing materials would not have been visible unless the packers went through those binders page by page. >>> to this story now, school administrators repeatedly failed to act after they were notified three times that a 6-year-old student was carrying a gun in school. that claim coming from the attorney for teacher abby zwerner. she was shot in the chest by that child in her classroom three weeks ago in virginia. the cnn's brian todd has the latest. >> this should have never happened. it was preventible, and thank god abby is alive. >> reporter: the attorney for abby zwerner, the teacher shot and wounded by a 6-year-old student in her first grade classroom says she will file a lawsuit against the newport news school district. >> had the school district acted in the interest of their teachers and students, abby would not have sustained a gunshot wound to the chest, a bullet that remains dangerously inside her body. >> reporter: attorney

the president or first lady were president as federal agents poured over handwritten notes, files bindersorabilia point back decades. this search lasted 13 hours, scan the entire property. it was dead at the invitation of the president's lawyers who said that they offered to provide prompt access to a comprehensive check of any potential classified material that wasn't already turned over to doj. the fbi says that it recovered six items with classification markings and surrounding materials, some of which authorities say dated back to his time in the senate. in addition to some from his years's vice presidents, it's the latest development after fewer than a dozen classified documents are found at the presidents former office of washington d.c. in november, along with more on his will meet him garage in an adjacent room in recent weeks. the total number of all of this is still unknown at this time, this is closure comes just days after the president had said that he had no regrets over the headline of the documents saga, and those were his first public -- so in this case, there was no sear

when i think back last night, i took a binder i have for this particular project and i thought about every year at this time, about jean chang and i'm glad the owner mentioned jean chang. she inspired me not only because of the idea of the stamp because she represented to me that one person, one idea can make such a big difference. maybe i do know a little bit about more about the history of the stamp here because in fact, jean's idea for the stamp, she started thinking about it in 1986 and 1987. she sent a letter to the united states postal service. on her wishlist was a stamp in 1993 to celebrate the 50th anniversary or commemoration of the repeal of the chinese exclusion act. the other option she recommended was in 1994 for the 125 year anniversary of the completion of the chinese continental railroad and we know, majority if not all, but the laborers were chinese immigrants and not recognized for their work and jean felt these were really compelling subjects to be understood because she saw how at that time, we had the black heritage series and other culture series and they were

also we learned these materials were tucked in a binder and unless someone went through the binder page it's unlikely they would have been able to identify this material. but, abby, of course, all of this speaks to the larger questions about the handling and inadvertent retention of classified information, i know even former president trump's lawyers have suggested, look, part of his issue, part of the larger issue is what happens at the end of an administration, a lot of people left for new jobs and the packing process can be a little haphazard. >> yeah, there's clearly something wrong, something broken in how these documents are being tracked and kept out of the reach of people who shouldn't see them, paula, thank you for that update. >>> we are staying on top of all the developments out of memphis, tennessee, so far. three officers have been charged in the death of tyre nichols, plus, we have a dramatic scene unfolding in court as s accused killer alex murdaugh breaks s dn in tears d during testimony fro the prosecution's first witness. we will take you outside of that courthouse as

. >> it's a binder. the sticky substance we put in the concrete. it's not a cement truck and it's a concrete truck. >> reporter: cody is the ceo of brimstone. if you want to know what his team is attempting to do beyond this garage door and oakland, california, the writing is on the wall. >> nice to look at. >> they were scientists who decided to tackle cement while their fellow grad students focused on electrical vehicle batteries and solar panels. >> almost no one was working on cement. >> it might be that it is not particularly sexy. it's gray and blocky. it does not look high-tech. >> it's a high-tech problem. the industry is responsible for about 8% of carbon dioxide emissions. about every passenger car on the road worldwide and global emissions from aviation. traditional cement is made from limestone blasted out of the side of drained worries like this one in california's mojave desert area steve runs the operations for cal portland's plant. limestone contains calcium, the binding agent in cement. but limestone also contains carbon dioxide. t

c must stay the course binder below al jazeera bonilla. ah, reminder, the top stories now are now to 0. thousands of migrants escaping poverty, violence and political repression in central america a being given a new legal pathway to the u. s. president joe biden is unveiled a new plan to allow people from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela to work in the us. but at the same time, he wound those trying to enter illegally will be immediately turned away. under the pandemic era title 40 to order, people hoping to join the program cute at border authority offices in mexico. following the announcement biden's plan will only include those who fly into the country and people will have to be financially sponsored. my message is this. if you're trying to leave cuba, nicaragua, haiti, you have re and we, or have agreed to began a journey to america. do not do not just show up at the border, stay where you are and apply legally from there. starting today, if you don't apply to the legal process, you will not be eligible for this new parole progra

was made for the 48 hour period, during which time divers applied sawdust to all patches, seams or binder leakage might exist. with the result that the ship was nearly type pumping operations were under the direct supervision of captain demands. all usa supervisor of salvage and took because there was no particular reason speed and because it was extremely important to build up no forces or develop leakage which could not be controlled. pumping continued and each rising tide was utilized to supply the additional buoyancy necessary to move the ship. air and water installed in various patches on the port side and along the port of the promenade deck were started and maintained continuously in order to relieve any mud, suction that might exist. at hundred and 6th of august, there was a 16 negative head with the rising tide, the buoyancy. and at about one half tide the vessel started to roll slowly and steadily during the pumping operations. readings were taken every 15 minutes on the movement gauge gauge and the number. is readings were all transferred to the control officer on the ship for

in the wilmington home and that the search included personally handwritten notes, files, papers, bindersmorabilia, to-do lists, schedules and reminders going back decades. bauer also said that some of the items taken were both from mr. biden's tenure as vice president and from his years in the senate. cbs news does not know the level of classification for the six new items that were retrieved friday, but at this point we do know that the number of known classified documents that have been recovered since november 2nd is between 25 and 30. the department of justice is considering searches of other locations tied to the president. the one friday was overseen by u.s. attorney john lausch. mr. biden dodged questions about the document investigation most of last week, but on thursday reiterated that he was fully cooperating with the investigation and hoped it would soon be concluded. >> i have no regrets. i'm following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. it's exactly what we're doing. there's no there there. thank you. >> we go now to ohio congressman mike turner. he is expected

countries do not use them, they are even prohibited in some countries, at the same time, there is no binderrica, not ukraine, it is not the same it was the russian federation that did not sign this convention, and so we must understand that a certain part of them may not break up and this will require the training of this territory. mr. editor well, we understand what such an approach as it sounds like among ordinary people is like throwing corpses. and in general, in the russian or soviet military, as a doctrine, it was formulated like this, that is, an offensive until the end, so to speak, of offensive capabilities, but now we de facto see something similar an approach from the russian side well, if we calculate the plus-minus, for example, the same equipment that is located there, for example, on the second, third, there, the 10th line, which could they quickly pull up, in your opinion how long will they have this, their offensive historical momentum, well, people. they don’t count on technology, they don’t count on it. but maybe sooner or later it will end. or give technology. well, tec

department had full access to the president's home, including personally handwritten notes, file, papers, binders, memorabilia and to-do lists going back six decades. six had classified markings. even hand-written ♪s fnotes from when he was vice president. even some when he was a lawyer. the white house saying the fact that the president, who was not there at the time, authorized such a search is evidence of his cooperation. >> he's not stonewalling. he's offering total cooperation with the justice department as this proceeds. and that's because of an important reason. he takes this seriously. he takes classified information seriously. >> reporter: just a day before the search and the discovery of these additional item, president biden defending his actions and his team's response. >> we're fully cooperating and looking forward to getting this resolved quickly. i think you're going to find there's nothing there. i have no regrets, i'm following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. that's exactly what we're doing. there's no "there" there. >> reporter: but in a new ipsos poll, a major

that russian flags have been brought into the stands during a match between the ukrainian kathrina binder and russian camila iraq. him over. a later rush study on bedford f was asked to sign his country's flag after a 1st round win. flags are normally allowed at melbourne park, but organize as if the 1st policy for the 2 countries involved in the invasion of ukraine. and 5 time australian open runner up, andy murray has won a grueling 1st round match of the number. 13 seed in melbourne. murray was to set up early in the match against italy's mateo. but a teeny is by the 35 year olds, a bloody ne and metal hip, but better to be fought back to even the match after around 4 hours, mary held off a match point to the deciding set than one. the 5th set tiebreaker. after nearly 5 hours in the women, zach game, i number 2 said onstar bow off to nicea a suit. the 2nd round it took her 3 sets to defeated tomatoes, it on shack, off slovenia. cuba is vying to become the 1st arab woman. and 1st from an african country to win a grand slam tournament is remind of our top story this, our german chancello

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