with the goal to put them through five to an aggregate and he's looking forward to the final in bucharest on may the night . well says a lot about spanish football i think it is good to spanish teams are in the final it will surely be a nice final game and also complicated because both teams are currently negotiating . but their next opponents athletic bilbao overturned a two one deficit from the first leg against sporting lisbon three one on the night for the past to go through four three overall fernando go on to a set up two goals and then scored in the eighty eighth minute to hand them a place in the final and to continue what has been an incredible season. of european finals for this team is always something spectacular we also have another final game in the copa del rey this is an incredible year because they were able to enjoy this with our people and our stadium. molly in russia spot an ounce of fighting for premier league survival they have to be creative yet of today and hope . they will be relegated now check have been on a terrible run they're losing seven of their last eight

show down in bucharest. and back in action rule number one victoria as a rank a kick starter clay court season still having lost only once in the year. but first there are reports from spain that past alone the coach pep guardiola is leaving the club at the end of the season his decision coming after the size disappointing champions league exit to chelsea three days ago spanish media belief he told barcelona chiefs he has had enough after four years in charge and needs a break barcelona currently second in their domestic league seven points behind. them to one last weekend guardiola has won thirteen trophies during his time at the nou camp a press announcement by the club is expected on friday. there will be an old spanish europa league cup final setting up a showdown with athletic bilbao after a one zero win over for lent and then lopez with the goal to put them through five two one aggregate and he's looking forward to the final in bucharest are made the night. over the well he says a lot about spanish foo

. >> since january, adrian has attended the daily rallies in bucharest.undreds of people now regularly protests against the social cuts, and almost everyone knows adrian and his story. >> your jump in parliament was really courageous. it was a rude awakening. the rest of us were jolted out of our lethargy too late. >> he is our hero, the father of the rumanian protest movement. >> but please, do not do anything like that ever again. >> adrian does not plan to risk his life again with a second jump. he wants to be around to take his son to school every day and see him finish his education. >> closed window shutters are a common sight in britain's ne. what were once thriving towns are now often desolate, and to places. -- never really recovered from the closure of the coal mines. the government became the biggest employer, but since the financial crisis, london has been cutting jobs. however, there are hopes that the ne might be in for a new boom. a new era of mining could be daunting, but is the work sacrificing a little patch of paradise for? >> yorkshire

and center back alberto driggers through injury sporting are the favorites to make the final in bucharest but are playing down their chances. but rather than ask the moment or know the truth is that athletic and good school it's true that against us we didn't get great job but be lucky to have been scoring a lot recently with fielding games and a lot of them so this is a moment of pressure for us we need to stay focused so they can't do us any harm. moving on to tennis now and women's world number one victoria azarenka is facing unseeded german andrea petkovic in her first clay court match of the season in god well this encounter is also as are his best since suffering her only defeat of the season so far at the hands of marion bartoli last month however the two one will be repeating their meeting in the quarterfinals after the french were surprisingly big in straight sets by local wildcard most of all tell me while also true is patrick quit about the wimbledon champion making light work former french open without francesca schiavone and she could play former world number one caroline woz

back alberto rodriguez through injury at this stage sporting are the favorites to make the final in bucharest with a plane down their chances. moment or no the truth is that it's let you carry a good school it's true that against us we deal with the great job. but the car is a lot recently with still day games and i was there so this is a moment of brush we need to stay focused so they can't just be. just as tennis now and women's world number one victoria azarenka is facing unseeded german and their pet give it in her first clay court match of the season in stuttgart this encounter will also be as aren't his first since suffering her only defeat of the season at the hands of marion bartoli last month and the top ranked belorussian is in line to play bartoli next in the quarter finals while the frenchwoman is up against local wildcard moan about self one already three there is patrick said about the wimbledon champion making light work of former french open winner francesca schiavone and could play former world number one caroline wozniacki should the danes overcome the challenge of country k

rodriguez three when three although at this stage sporting are the favorites to make the final in bucharest. boxing now where floyd mayweather is moving up in me moving up in weight for the first time in five years to try and playing. w.b. a simple light middleweight title in last. may well there's a last bag before he has to ninety days in jail for domestic violence and the thirty five year old is under faded in forty counties but faces a difficult challenge against. cotto who is much more a climatized the welterweight division despite this being on the horizon it remains clear a possible simple fight with manny pacquiao is never far from his mind it's got a lot of experience under his belt. i know he's going to come to fight. hopefully you know once you know after this fight we'll look at all of course you go look we want we're going to pack your fight we want to fight for me but it didn't happen so there's no narcan do you know like i said before i'm always looking to get a fair is what they want to see. well the seventh annual golden belt awards have been held in moscow this week organi

as to ukraine and georgia, it is important to recognize that at the time of the bucharest summit, the kmun kay said that these countries will become members of nato so. that was an affirmative statement of their -- the rightness of their coming in. the timing i'm very far from this now, and i would never be one to suggest i know all of the ins and outs of what's going on with the allies. but i hope that nato keeps remembering not only to have these states in nato but what it's meant to the states to be in nato. nato and the european union together have managed to make really relatively smooth the transition from the collapse of communism in central and eastern europe to the integration of those states into europe. >> thank you so much for coming in to speak today. your story is truly inspiring. i wanted to thank you also for your part in miss representation t documentary i had the opportunity to view a couple of weeks ago. and on those lines, what advice would you give young women in a time where even though enormous strides have been made, women are still severely underrepresented in

rodriguez three when dream although at this stage sporting are the favorites to make the final in bucharest. let's switch to tennis where world number two maria sharapova is into the quarter finals of the start got open the russian won the first set six three against clay court specialist elise cornet who then suffered a shoulder injury at the start of the second set and hour after treatment the french qualifier could only manage one more game before having to retire to rap over will play either julio corkers or sam stosur the next. there was a similar story for you in a yankees this pulling out of her match with six seed caroline wozniacki after falling a set behind the dane will face the n.c. the german angele next i love a good day for city and because an advantage auto crashed out losing in straight sets to local wildcard bath or seven five seven six the score there. but the upset for fourth seed agnes could advance easily sort of hunger in veteran good after winning in straight sets prevent scare staying on course for her third title of the year. meanwhile russia's best martial artists

rodriguez three when jury although at this stage sporting are the favorites to make the final in bucharest. let's switch to tennis where world number two maria sharapova is into the quarterfinals of the stuck open the russian won the first set six three against a play called specialist corner who then suffered a shoulder injury at the start of the second and after treatment the french qualifier could only manage one more game before having to retire to wrap over. or sam stows and next. there's a similar story for you les yankovic this pulling out of her match with six seed caroline wozniacki after falling a step behind the dane will face the and see the human and julie next. not a good day for us to be fans because an advantage which also crashed out losing in straight sets the local wildcard more of bothell seven five seven six the score there. now upset over the four seed agnes could advance because she easily softened gary better and better on winning in straight sets for advance staying on course at the moment for her title you. know the news rushes best martial artists have been on it

to go on the hour a suicide went through five two and i guess he's looking forward to the final bucharest hyundai's and i. will be a lot of. the watch about spanish food i think it is good to spanish teams are in the final it will surely be a nice final game more complicated because both teams are currently negotiate with . me martin and there you have entered a set up two goals and scored the overall we're not in the eighty eighth minute to give athletic bilbao a thrilling three one victory against sporting lisbon as the spanish side overturned a two one deficit to go through four three and i don't get and continue what has been an incredible season really the european final for this team is always something spectacular and we also have another final game and it's over but it is an incredibly year where we are able to enjoy the people in our studio. while meanwhile here in russia spotlight now take will fight for their premier league survival later this friday they have to be it's clearly a certain off and hope vulgar still to be or they will be relegated now to have lost seven of the la

spreading all over eastern europe -- poland, hungary, east germany db ceausescu went into a square in bucharest to exhort the romanian people for what he lad done for them. and as he stood there with 250,000 people in the square, one old lady yelled "liar." then ten people, then 100 people, then 1,000 people, then 100,000 people are yelling "liar." and ceausescu, realizing that something has gone wrong, decides to run. but of course the young military officer who is supposed to deliver him to safety delivers him instead to the revolution, and he and his wife, yelena, are executed. the ceausescu moment is when what separates an authoritarian from his people, fear, breaks down. an old woman yells "liar." a soldier refuses to fire on the crowd. a general turns his tank away from the protesters. or a policeman gives way at the berlin wall. and at that point, the only thing that stands between the authoritarian and his people is anger. and anger is a terrible way to make political reform. and so we are watching in the middle east what happens when reform comes too late and it is replaced instead by

beyond that, it would've passed, they rate, bucharest and all these famous cities and the populationsround them lie and what are not called the soviet that. and all in one form or another not only the soviet influence, but they are very high in the increasing control from moscow. >> you said it better than i would have. not churchill went on to talk about the many soviet misty. among them, displacing millions of germans from their homes, trying to destabilize even western europe, wanting to prevent at all cost democracy from being established in berlin, making outrageous demand in turkey and iran and back in the communist takeover attempts in china or manchuria as he called it. he then stated the utmost need for act of diplomacy backed by military string instead of russia but there's nothing for which they have less respect than for weakness, especially military weakness. churchill downlinked his warning about communism to his sounding of the alarm before world war ii, but warned his listeners that the first time coming case they had forgotten,, no one would listen and one by one, we

i do have a question regarding the bucharest summit was blocked from nato membership, so was georgia. the upcoming nato summit is in chicago. this is the first time a summit is being held in the united states outside of washington and it's not an enlargement summit. in december the international court of justice agreed that greece violated its treaty obligations. i wanted to know your perspective on masanodian. >> i long remain that nato must remain open wishes to join its ranks. nato was not a exclusive club, it was to be a security mechanism for democracies. in this regard, we pressed. very hard. as a matter of fact, integrated a number of eastern european states. i worked very hard to try and resolve the massadonian issue. i think favor very much the integration of any european state that's ready. it seems that they are ready. the nato said that these countries will become members of nato. so, that was an affirmative statement of their rightness of them coming in. the timing i'm very far from this now. i would never be one to suggest that i know all in thes and outs of what's going

and withdictator revolution spreading, he went into a square in bucharest. as he stood there with 250,000 in the square, one woman yelled liar. 100,000 people were yelling liar. decided -- he decided to run. was delivered to the revolution and he and his wife were executed. is what separates an authoritarian from other people -- an old woman yells fire. or a policeman gives weight at the berlin wall. -- gives way at the berlin wall. nger a terrible way to make political reform. it is replaced by revolution and it will be a rocky ride the middle east. all the shots taken together portend fundamental shifts in the underlying balance of power in the international system. the question i would like us to consider today is, as those shifts taking place, will be an american imprint on that new balance of power? the united states has been willing to imprints on the international system. we have believed that free markets and free peoples would ultimately result in a more peaceful and prosperous world. we have had a view of how human history should unfold. since worl

romanian dictator and with revolution spreading, he went into a square in bucharest. as he stood there with 250,000 in the square, one woman yelled liar. 100,000 people were yelling liar. decided -- he decided to run. was delivered to the revolution and he and his wife were executed. is what separates an authoritarian from other people -- an old woman yells fire. or a policeman gives weight at the berlin wall. -- gives way at the berlin wall. anger a terrible way to make political reform. it is replaced by revolution and it will be a rocky ride the middle east. all the shots taken together portend fundamental shifts in the underlying balance of power in the international system. the question i would like us to consider today is, as those shifts taking place, will be an american imprint on that new balance of power? the united states has been willing to imprints on the international system. we have believed that free markets and free peoples would ultimately result in a more peaceful and prosperous world. we have had a view of how human history should unfold. since wor