bruno bcleaniny to the program here. hello, bruno, hope you're safe and doing well out there in porto, allegro. uh, we know that the regime has been carrying out attacks cross border, we've seen it over the last 11 months, down there close to southern lebanese border between uh the uh lebanese resistance. movement, hezbolah and also the the regime is mostly but for the most part been hitting those those village uh those villages along the southern uh uh border areas of of lebanon and the they've hit civilian homes and and killed few civilians in the past 11 months but nothing compared to the last 48 hours uh your thoughts by about the israeli regime now focusing its air strikes into direct cities uh both border cities but part of cities uh populated civilian areas and resulting in 569 fatalities, 50 children, 94 women, thousands injured in less than 48 hours, bruno, to the mart is the children and the widows, my first point is that the regime is trying to make the libanese resistance pay. a price as high as possible, for

bruno dreamed of meeting him.ed close creative communication with the great maestro as happiness. my entire artistic development, yes, my whole life, were influenced by him, he recalled. two years later, maller went to vienna, recommending his younger colleague for the position of conductor at the city theater in brislau. at the request of the management, bruno had to give up the surname schlesinger; his middle name , walter, was perfect for the new surname. bruno walter did not stay in brislau. working in the opera houses of pressburg, riga, temes vary, allowed him to gain good experience. and then the responsible post of conductor, berlin state opera. of course, bruno walter considered the invitation of idol's teachers an honor, many years of joint work with the great musician, acquaintance with the author's concept of his symphonic scores made bruno walter one of the greatest interpreters of mahler. their works after the composer's death in 1911 walter conducted the premieres of his ninth symphony and the song

thank you so much bruno. right now we're gonna cross over to beirot to our correspondent mariam salh at the site of the sad event of the funeral of the recently marted commander of his. mariam, can you tell us a little bit about the atmosphere you're in and the strength of the soul of the people around you, tell me a little bit more about that? well, it's evident actually, from the emotions that you hear, from the slogans and the chance, of course we were here from the beginning and saw the procession uh of the funeral as it came to the area of bural burial. "and although it is considered of course the families are saddened to have lost a loved one uh, but murderdom has a different uh maybe notion among the people here, especially uh, especially the shii population, the supporters of the resistance, especially since this is someone who was a commander in the resistance, uh, this is someone who had been always under fire in the battle zone, on the frontlines, and it always been subject." uh to being a murder u

thank you, thank you so much for the answer, bruno. i'm going to get back, very lucky mohammed obaid, political commentator from beirot is back with us. thank you for staying so patiently with us, muhammad, my questions. "my question for you is regarding the colonial settlements, the term that lebanese people are rightly using for the settlement areas. we've earlier heard that the foreign minister and prime minister of lebanon saying that whatever happens during this war, during this altercation, never ever is it's going to happen um that order of things for the israeli settlers to get back to the uh claimed self-claimed..." houses, um, with that in mind, how come netanyahu doesn't even change the strategy and just uh keeps attacking and attacking? the death doll has passed in a 700 in lebanon and more than 42,000 and nearly 42,00 in gaza, what is it going to take to stop him? mohammed, can you hear me? um, i think muhammad's connection still weak, so bruno, maybe you can answer me the question. um, i do not hear your voice, i think th

well uh, the us role over here is also very prominent when it comes to yemen, bruno becleany, um, another war scenario that the us is involved with through the israel regime in terms of uh acts of violence, and yet uh, my question to is, how is it that israel comes out and says that it is the victim when it's uh acting so um irrationally logically logical on their point of view uh while attacking different points and different countries. maybe this is the huge victory of the campaign started with the alaxa food operations october the 7 2023, now the legitimacy of the zionist regime, the legitimacy of this zionist uh, i would say speaches, discourse, narrative is broken, it's broken, they are facing uh, and they are showing to the whole world what they are. a colonial project supported and financed by the united states, that's exactly what they are, and maybe we are in a more cinical, cinical times of our history, and the 21st century cannot hid in the genocide, so they assume it, yes, we do what we do, because we are chosen by god, and i don't know what god, which god would choose natanah

well saudi's uh i'm sorry eric if you can't hold to your thoughts, let me get that to bruno bickleni because in a sense response to what you said, bruno becleini, go ahead, oh okay, okay, okay, thanks for the colleague to, we are thinking together same, the same vibration, my friend, we must be honest, intelectually honest, saudi arabia has changed the ksa behavior since the agreement with the bricks, the reapproximation and rebuilding the... diplomatic ties with iran and is uh, i would say is making their path through the very well done and delicate chinese agenda for the region, so there's not a real signal of saudi arabia to pulling out the bricks agreement and to signing again the abraham agreement, there's not a single sign of it, that's what's... makes the netanyahu cabinet so so upset, so so annoyed with this, because they must count on saudi arabia, they must count on saudi aranko for doing business with united states and nato oil companies, as far as saudi arabia does have very good strength and relations with chinese companies and make their diplomatic ties again with iran

has won the presidential election, now let me invite our guest and discuss this uh, joining me is bruno bline academic and political analyst from brazil, also with us is daniel patrick, welch, geopolic analyst in boston, good to see you gentlemen, so bruno, um, what is this uh thing between spain and venezuela, the spanish government? accords recognition to the opposition leader and gives shelter to him after he flees and now it's saying that we have nothing to do with what you're claiming we have done. well thanks for having me. first of all we must understand edmundo gonzalez plaid out of venezuela because an agreement. it was easier for the mirafuris palace for the maduro government to administrate the so-called opposition. we mundo gonzalez inside of the country and only dealing with the maria corina machado and her auxiliaries. spain has lot to do with this, because no matter if it is a center left government or social democrats alleged government with the pesoy or a right wing with the pp or ultra right wing with vox spain always uh committed themselves to be together with the...

joining us now from puerto alegro is a bruno becleany academic and political analyst for more on theing me, first of all i understand that netanyahu in his cabinet, they they proceed as gamblers, they are gamblers. with their own people's lives, they are gambling against freezing and making free 11 thousand palestinian prisoners and their intentions are so very clear, they want to occupy the west bank with annexation, at least with one more area, what they call the enemy call judia and samaria, they want to close nazarim corridor, philadelphia corridor and rafat access, so they understand that proced. like this, they would close the logistic possibilities of the access of resistance, their own people understand that this what is going on, and for netanyahu, as more captives are killed by themselves by their bombings, the better the situation of him and the the whole cabinet, and bruno, what this cabinet wants is not what the world wants, it's not what a leadership in a west asia wants, it's not what leadership in uh europe or even israel's closest allies in washington uh want when it

state senator bruno was abusing state aircraft. yep. was there a proper way to stop it?say no. the governor controls the aircraft, so the next time, you know, bruno says, "i need to go to yonkers. i need to go to buffalo, you say, "no." instead of the easy fix, spitzer had gone into attack mode, which you can do if your own record is spotless. problem was, the so-called "mr. clean" had a lot of dirty laundry. nobody is appointed to a single thing, nor will they be able to that i personally--misstep, but i'm taking responsibility. eliot spitzer has never publicly admitted when he started soliciting sex workers, nor has he said what particular event might have triggered that choice. some sources put it before his inauguration, which might put his first year in office in a new context. he was not in control, so i get a phone call from silda. she says, "let's go out for lunch," and she says, "who is this guy? he looks like eliot, but i don't know who this guy is." and, of course, i knew what she was talking about, and i said, "it's the intoxication of the moment. he's full o

bruno b. academic, political analyst in brazil, and daniel patrick." welch geopelic analyst in austin, thanks for having us, and uh, thank you for watching this episode of the news review on press tv. this week on expos a, western broadcast media continues to twist the truth about the zionist captives faiting narrative that shields the israeli entity from accountability while unfairly dem. palestinians, meanwhile, digital mainstream outlets have once again sided with the israeli entity aggression, choosing to justify the latest military actions, rather than covering the loss of life and widespread destruction in places like janin, noor shams and al fara, they present the israeli entity offensive as a justified act of defense, and the tall of this brutality is staggering. 41% of the 40,000 direct deaths in gaza are children, heartbreaking reminder of the disproportionate and devastating impact of the zionist onslot. stay tuned for expos a, the truth is just a revelation away. uh, for a long tim

bacleini academic and political analyst joins us bruno bucklini welcome looking at the day after the assassinate. that was officially announced, there's lots of condemnations that are coming from many different parts of the world because of the large figure that hasannas general now um portrayed during the decades that he was at the helm there of uh the hezbollah movements, the resistance movements. um, the obvious goal that the regime was after is not going to be achievable through taking out uh even the highest in command. tell us why that is and tell us uh whether this regime is under perhaps a misguided notion that uh by by what it has done including other high ranking officials that it will not be able to stop this. movements from proceeding with its plans. well, thanks for having me and thanks for the question. i really believe that is solid institution that can replace the commanders, replace the officers in key position, and no one is prepared to lose the historical leadership, but we must remember that when said. his position, he was replacing another historical leadership,

for many people, it's reminiscent of what we saw here in the bay area back when the san bruno pipelineloded. you see that massive orange flame it appears to be, you know, being fed by by natural gas. so again, i'm sure emergency crews are on the scene roping off the area, working to stop the flow of gas. we'll keep you updated and keep bringing you these live pictures here. a very dramatic scene. thankfully, at this point no word on any injuries, but again, it is so, so early on i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4

por el fbi. >> seÑor bruno, muchÍsimas gracias por la informaciÓn.e atemorizada luego de las declaraciones del expresidente donald trump en el debate cuando sin evidencias lo seÑalÓ por robar y comerse a mascotas. allÍ javier vega fue hasta springfield y nos tiene mÁs detalles. >> rezan por la protecciÓn divina en medio del temor en su comunidad. un dÍa para ir a la iglesia, pero como nunca bajo protecciÓn policial, con vigilantes tambiÉn y en alerta inmigrantes haitianos en springfield, ohio, se reunieron este domingo for all of us, aunque aceptan que todos estÁn asustados en springfield. >> they're eating the dogs the people that came in. >> pues, segÚn dicen las declaraciones del expresidente trump en el debate, han ampliado la atenciÓn y el odio en su ciudad. incluso relata miriam, entre los mÁs jÓvenes, como en la escuela a donde acude su hijo y i was called me to the old school imagine fifteen big boy is my town and then i was at work. >> i tell him what he said. you know all the kids called the parent came to pick them up because they scared.

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bruno bickliniy academic and political analyst joining us live from brazil. thank you very much for joining us sir. uh, what do you think is the strategy behind this uh targeting of journalists, not allowing any kind of first-hand report coming out of the occupied west bank. and gaza in particular, well, this is uh, well, first of all, thanks for having me, and then we can realize that netanyahu and his cabinet, they are doing an online, live broadcasting genocide, so as less as they do have reporting from the from the ground, footage from the ground, as better as they... and defumed and do their propaganda saying that they are so-called hunting terrorists and not uh making a crime against the whole people, and the second situation is that if any any western report goes to west bank, not even gaza, goes to west bank, he or she will realize that this is a colonial war and the state the... states behaves themselves as colonial occupier, colonial invaders, so they they must give a high price for the realistic journalism being done on the ground in the west bank

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mount tamalpais, san bruno mountain.s reservoir, point reyes, las trampas, travis air force base in the city, all between 27 and 43mph. so more sun today, but it will be a blustery day now. again. right now, the wind is more west, southwest or westerly or northerly. not northeast, at least not for right now, but highs today, 70s to low 80s. 60s by the coast. let's get back to dave and pam. >> okay, steve. thank you. time is 533. let's go back to that traffic mess in the east bay. ktvu ali rasmus is in oakland. you're near where that big rig overturned on highway 24. what's the latest, ali? >> well, dave, you heard frank mentioned there's two big rig overturned accidents in the east bay and east bay freeways. the one we're at is the one that happened just before 5:00. this is on westbound highway 24. we have a great vantage of vantage of what's going on here because you can see westbound 24 is completely closed because of this crash that happened just before 5:00. you see some of those emergency vehicles and the traffic t

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local officials, including port of oakland commissioners president michael bruno, disagreed with fisher's narrative call. bruno wrote on social media that the port and the city did everything to keep the team in oakland including grants, infrastructure deals and land use exemptions. johansen says the timing of the letter also couldn't have been worse. it's just a slap in the face when people are going through the worst possible time in their life with the a's leaving. this week, thousands of diehard a's fans like johansen will be going to their last ever a's games so many people who have gone to the games their entire lives. johansen says those fans need to focus on their own personal connection to the team. his advice blur all of this. talk about the owner out and focus on soaking in the last final moments in the coliseum together, taking every pitch taking every site that you can see, taking every smell you could smell. talk to as many people, ushers and fans and just try to stretch out that experience as much as possible that is exactly what johansen says he will be doing during these

bruno bicklini, academic and political analyst from, i think porto alegre, brazil. mr. bicklini, nice to see you again. mr. bicklein, your initial thoughts on the recent attacks in lebanon uh on tuesday and wednesday. and what do you think the israeli regime hope to accomplish and isn't such types of uh attacks against international law? yeah, you are totally correct, my my my dear friend. first we must admit that the israeli regime pollutes and commit to criminalize the international changes of values, because for example, the pager was produced by a taiwanese uh... company supposedly they sold their license to reproducing this in hungary and then probably in bulgary and we do not know that if the radio system was accomplished by motorola in motorola as i know because i to teach international relations they share their codes in the key codes with nato so we have the participation. of at least four countries, all of them uh together in allied or to nato, hungary and bulgarian or to united states, taiwan and japan, and they actually... sharing their uh their codes with t

bruno becleini uh at the un general assembly seemed like most world leaders they mentioned the world economy for a couple minutes they mentioned a globalization of this of that pressing issues obviously. mentioned um the the the war in ukraine, but but most world leaders spent a significant portion of their address talking about the campaign of genocide by the israeli regime in gaza, except guess for who, the us president joe biden, he spent the lump of his un general assembly patting himself and his administration on the back for the attacking the opioid crisis in america, you would expect him to possibly uh be the most uh vocal when it comes. to trying to justify us support for what's taking place in gaza, which is also now shifted onto lebanese soil, where uh, i mean joe biden's address was kind of lost a lot of people, why do you think he failed to properly address israel's actions in the region? i think that's pretty straightforward that joe biden is an is an employee and has been for decades of the israel lobby. uh, the fact that joe biden uh, has had his campaigns financed and

months of physical therapy lie ahead for zane before doctor bruno can operate.the news to her that she will never work properly again. we go back to visit them later with ice creams to try and cheer them up. but there is no sugar—coating the reality that injuries inflicted in seconds will affect them for the rest of their lives. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. in a few hours time, the uk will pass a historic landmark with the county's last coalfired power station — ratcliffe in nottinghamshire — closing at midnight. it means britain will become the first major economy to produce electricity without using coal. on monday, the tata steelworks in port talbot in wales closes. britian's biggest steel works will be replaced by an electric furnace with 2,500 jobs lost. 0ur wales correspondent tomos morgan — who is at the steel works in port talbot. what you will be seeing here today, behind me there are two large turrets, one behind me to my left and the other slightly to my right. that one had finished operations back injuly and this one will fin

and i guess other countries and to this pull it out for alex cross now live to alejandro. bruno risk consultant has golf state and electrics alejandro is nice to have you join me now. not mess all squared reports of be fired had to us military base near baghdad airport. the spots of explanation impose risks for americans service met in the region. i don't think it causes risk for american servicemen in the region, particularly as uh, most of the service men uh, the ones close to the area are on traps aircraft carriers. and also, i don't think that the lebanese hezbollah or any other army is interested in drawing in us the forces. in fact, this whole operation right now from the external point of view is trying to contain the conflict rather than expand and the the know the overall d. c, these really invade we rolled up some kind of initial invasion that has to be done. um, it has, well i would still not have to be focused on the ground operations as are the thing is were along the other hand is able to sustain water on 3 fronts. at the same time, the guys are lab and on, and yemen we

lafayette, san bruno or castro valley? san bruno has the most votes as of right now, but you can change those numbers by scanning the qr code on your screen or heading to ktvu.com/zip trips votes. cast your vote, and we'll see you at our next zip trip the city of saratoga installed eight new pickleball courts at a neighborhood park, a big hit with pickleball players in the area. the courts were meant to have limited hours. you saw the lock there on the gate, but some neighbors say people are showing up at the courts late at night or early in the morning to play. >> noise. you can hear it with all the windows shut in the home. this constant bombardment of this noise from the pickleball paddles. they'll come, you know, at 630 in the morning, and then they'll be there till midnight. >> the city hopes to avoid legal action by spending $100,000 on a soundproofing system, along with new magnetic locks. it says it will take eight weeks until installation can begin. >> our time is 724. members of the san francisco symphony chorus

okay, and i'll leave it there. alessandra bruno risk consultants, golf state analytics. thank you. thank you. well, you all reeve, oppenheimer, commentator and board member of peace. now says diplomacy is key to reaching a deal between hezbollah and israel. the good news here is that these are these notes. i think there's data flow, but known yet, and we don't see it back on the, on the state, the, for the, it's a very, a focused effect on this because, but i am a but for sure the situation is very dangerous, including dental vision to potentially innovation i will see you on the, for the need now is for an international diplomacy and creating the data that's really loud. he's ready to, to bring back. it says citizens to the no say, go the freeze, read it safely. and this is, but i will be move out of the region, it will go up and also say live on to today in, in the tiny these are, this is the framework the to be a promoter and better, definitely use what he's now using. and thank you to put on the 3 to take down capabilities are for face, but not. and to use this window of opport

the french national is due to the eastern language east and the couch is bruno dress key. we're not good to have you join me now. now, how would you assess the ukrainian males move to create a language, inspect the new city? yes, you know, he'll have to understand that we have the, we're talking about the see the new western ukraine where people transition to these speak ukrainian. but because of the war there were, was a lot of, or if you, these coming from eastern ukraine, who does not know really or ukraine, and they speak russia. i'm know, you have a mixed population in the cities. so let's say to know, cuz an administration would like to change the trend, but i don't think that's a, a survey in of the people in the street would send anything it with just put the oil, you know, i'm to fire. all right. now the may i stated that no fines will be issued for people who speak russian, but do you think that that could be the next step in the, in the direction that they are, they're putting things mostly. i think it's, it's the purpose is to create the not most narrow social

but leslie be here now, and the signs are bruno risk consulting that gulf states analytics. thank you so much for your insight. a. thank you. great. well, they go ahead now a high ranking syria and government official slaves, and the ukraine is collaborating with terrorists to meddling for in conflict. he spoke about key as increasing involvement, which sides with thoughts, american groups, and an exclusive interview with our tea in a slow brain a little have the connection with terrorism is a strong and continuous one. and there is no doubt that the terrorist groups are looking for the out the rates as supporters. and so there's still funding. there's just something to move and noticed recently as naturally, the ukraine authorities in the crisis. vest searching for ways to support themselves by all means and see no harm and shaking hands and collaboration with terrorist groups. and naturally, it seems that the reports are accurate and clear that the level of cooperation between ukraine and these terrorist groups is increasing. it might have been on a lower level before, but

months of painful physiotherapy lie ahead for zeina before doctor bruno can operate.urns on her legs are so deep it's damaged the nerves. and doctor bruno has to break the news to her that she'll never walk properly again. we go back to visit them later with ice creams to try to cheer them up, but there's no sugar coating the reality that injuries inflicted in seconds will affect them for the rest of their lives. caroline hawley, bbc news, padua. the trial of marine le pen, the leader of france s far—right national rally begins in paris on monday. we are told she has just arrived in court. alongside 20 other senior figures in the party, she is accused of misusing european parliamentary funds by allegedly hiring parliamentary assistants who ended up working on party affairs. marine le pen has denied any wrongdoing. let's get more on the story with our paris correspondent hugh schofield. he is at the court. tell us more about the charges and the political significance of this? yes, well marine le pen arrived a few minutes ago, saying again that she was innocent and had

score the first in just the third minute for spurs, before united went down to ten men when captain bruno a straight red card for a challenge onjames maddison. tottenham scored a second through dejan kulusevski.

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jail, i'm from san bruno little bit further.ore on under public comment. okay. and ion. so that's why we didn't comment on it so that's noted. so dan, next agenda item please. colleen line ic comment. at this time, the public is welcome to address the boar on items that do not appear on this afternoon's agenda, but areon of the sheriff's department oversight board. during public comment, ne nor any board members are required to respond to questions by public but may provide a brief response ifld like to make public comment, approach the podium when it is free. as a minutes to give public comment. thank you. good afternoon everyone. thank you so much. so my name is jennifer for san bruno park elementary school district. and this incident this is why i'm request to have this. so when i do, do know that there the investigations have not concluded yet. ind that. but when it is, i am requesting that th, i just want to share with you a little bit more information about what's going community. i do know that there is that there has bee

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san bruno coming out on top here 49% castro valley 3,120% for lafayette.at the top right hand corner of your screen, or going to ktvu.com/zip trips. vote >> can't wait. the antitrust trial to block a supermarket merger is expected to conclude today at an oregon federal court. there are currently three separate antitrust cases involving kroger's $25 billion offer to buy rival grocer albertsons, which owns pleasanton based safeway consumer groups, along with several state and federal regulators, claim a merger would hike prices and eliminate union jobs. kroger and albertsons have spent nearly $1 billion in merger costs this year. the companies say their deal would lower prices and increase wages. >> amazon announced its remote workers need to return to their corporate offices five days a week by the start of next year. amazon also plans to require managers to supervise more people. the ceo says he wants to bolster the corporate culture and ensure that it remains nimble. a new study by a remote working job board finds 57% of remote workers surveyed said they

lafayette getting some love, but not quite up to san bruno. just a vote.ust head to ktvu.com/zip trips and you can let us know your op ion the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. founder bob lee in san francisco. jury selection will soon follow. nemo is charged with stabbing lee to death. prosecutors say he was trying to protect his sister from lee. his defense lawyers say it was an act of self-defense after lee became belligerent. if convicted, he faces 26 years to life in prison. >> just minutes ago, israel's defense minister declared a start of a, quote, new phase of war as the army turns attention to the northern front with lebanon. details

score the first in just the third minute for spurs, before united went down to ten men when captain brunoenge onjames maddison. tottenham scored a second through dejan kulusevski. and dominic solanke got the third in a comprehensive win for the visitors. i think ithink our i think our performance in the legal year have been strong we have just not had that cutting—edge. it helps that we have dominic back and he is scoring goals. i think ourform has been consistent but when you get the win, you want the players to fill a reward you want them to feel

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score the first in just the third minute for spurs, before united went down to ten men when captain brunoernandes was given a straight red card for a challenge onjames maddison. tottenham scored a second through dejan kulusevski. and dominic solanke got the third in a comprehensive win for the visitors. i think our performance in the league all year have been strong, we have just not had that cutting—edge. it helps that we have dominic back and he is scoring goals. i think ourform has been consistent but when you get the wins, you want the players to feel a reward you want them to feel like they feel ok now because we will need another effort again in the next game to get us there. we have to deal with this. we have to show resilience because this is not good enough. we have to accept this and from that point on we have to do things better and go for the next game, focus on this and do things better. in the earlier match, aston villa missed the chance to go level on points with liverpool at the top of the table after drawing 2—2 at newly—promoted ipswich town. the hosts taking the lead at

scott mccettamini scored the only goal for the scots and bruno fernandes and cristiano ronaldo scored for portugal. with this victory, portugal gained six points and moved to the top of the table. there is also news from the american open tennis, which ended with the championship of the world's number one man. in the final match of the fourth grand slam of the tennis season, which was held this morning in new york. that is, an italian senior , currently the best tennis player in the world and the first chance to win the championship , faced the 12th ranked american taylar frieds in the world and won the title with a 3-0 lead and 63, 64, and 75 points. this is the second grand slam title of the 23 -year-old italian star after winning the australian open is.75 became the champion of the acropolis rally. the 10th stage of the world championship was held on the roads of lamia, greece, and at the end of the 3 days of competition, the belgian tirnoville drivers from the hyundai team won the title with a time of 3 hours, 38 minutes, 4 seconds, and 2/100 seconds. teammate daniel serdo of spai

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