you really liked white crow. i loved white crow. really good. highly recommend it.the west and very well directed by ralph fiennes. us for me. are you a horror film fan? yes, and i love get out. white crow is a very fine film. i agree, we're in complete agreement on white crow. best dvd? shoplifters. this was the palme d'or winner from hirokazu kore—ada, who made things like like father, like son, our little sister. it's a story about a family on the margins of society. it may be a thriller, it may be a crime thriller, it may be a family drama, it's lots of different things all mashed together. it's touching, moving and very mysterious, i really liked it. don't need to see it three times to understand it? no, i got it the first time. that's a relief. that's it from us. thank you for watching. goodbye from both of us. hello again. not much snow over the scottish mountains over the next few days but get the sense that is going to be changing as we take the plunge into cold air. things quite chilly for northern england the northern scotla nd northern england the northe

we reviewed white crow, and you really liked white crow. loved it.ut nureyev‘s deflection to the west, and very well directed by ralph fiennes. us for me, are you a horror film fan? yes, and i love get out. white crow is a very fine film. we are in complete agreement on white crow. best dvd? shoplifters. this was a palme d'or winner. it is a story about a family on the margins of society, it may be be a thriller, a crime thriller, it may be a family drama, it's lots of different things all mashed together. it is touching, moving and very mysterious, i really liked it. don't need to see it three times to understand it? no, i got it the first time. that is a relief! that is it from us. thank you for watching. goodbye from both of us. good evening. the past week has brought plenty of warm spring friday was no exception. brought plenty of warm spring friday was no exceptioi in this picture comes as the sun set in hastings from some of our weather watchers earlier on. blue skies across many parts of the country, not everywhere, more cloud in the north—wes

they may even have arrived so recently that they've come after the jim crow period ended. i have a couple of responses to that type of perspective. the first is if an individual migrates to a country, they migrate to its history and to its national obligations. and the national obligation is what's in question here. it's not a matter of personal responsibility or individual responsibility. it's a national obligation that's based on the historical experiences that the united states of america has undergone. i would also add that i presume people who have chosen to migrate to the united states have chosen to do so based on the opportunity structure that exists now, which is also a product of the level of affluence that the united states as a country, as a whole has achieved. and that level of affluence was built on the backs of black american coerced labor that went on for upwards of three to four generations in the united states after the formation of the republic. >> from maggie in new york, republican line, go ahead, please. >> caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. my pr

winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of the jim crow of. a century off to the victories of the civil rights movement. in america is still the problem crime is on the rise but trump's controversial presidency will civil rights groups find fresh campaigns against racial hatred in america. and can racism truly be rooted out from the united states. calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discriminations and segregated south jame crowd may be a thing of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the day and day of the united states days think it will ever be overcome completely. well it's going to take a long time because you know with the development of the i guess the you know the country with the native americans and with the you know the the many many ye

but i'm of a certain age where i grew up you know in the jim crow south and seen this. before my parents grandparents seen worse so you know. there's got to keep organizing and writing and educating and. listening to each other. and to see where it's going to go because it is. very disturbing. to most people and it looks like it's. it's on a daily. uptick syl let me ask you something the esquire magazine has put a white teenager on its march cover it with a headline the american boy now this sparked a huge controversy as a cover appeared touring the black month history do you see that reaction is justified i mean distil us media have to be seen as racist and discriminatory every time we depict white people as average americans. well you know we have to be realistic this this this is you know. the people who are making the rules. and running the show are mostly white people and if you go to a country where a different group was running the show you are seeing different images so i'm not surprised that in this live in a country where the majority of the population was was

digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discriminations and segregated south jim crowd may be a thing of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the d.n.a. of the united states days think it will ever be overcome completely. well it's going to take a long time because you know with the development of the i guess the you know the country with the native americans and with the you know the the many many years of bondage by africans who were brought here you know then you had the black codes after that and then you had. jim crow did you had reconstruction and so is you know it's a lie it's a lie you know and what i will say that is has gotten better during my lifetime. i've seen changes but they came about because people who worked to bring those changes black people white people and people of the same mind so it wasn't easy the strides that have been made they were hard fought. it off heard that there are special projects and local directors like new

the traffic alert continues with the jam from crow canyon to north 238 with one lane open. we have a few photos from the scene. chp has been out there for a while. cal trans department of transportation, they got to clear up this big rig there, the tanker, also there's a fuel spill and some hydraulic fluid on the roadway. it's a hazmat situation and that's what's taken a while to clear these lanes. as you see from this picture also, only your far left lane is open so that is the problem, getting through the area above. you see the interchange there, that's again north 238, so big rigs are approved for west 580 but as we get back out to the traffic maps, the jam is before you get there. the big rig is getting to use 580 doesn't help. the folks here getting off at redwood road or drove of grove way, which is the continuation of crow canyon road to get to "a" street flooded with traffic as well, lots of signals and lots of traffic headed through downtown hayward, so be advised if that is your destination, if that's where you work, we have problems for local traffic. meanwhile,

this big jam crow canyon road toward 238 is because only one lane is opened. fish and game is called to determine whether or not the fuel and hydraulic fluid is a hazmat situation. that could affect the opening, that will affect the opening time. meanwhile in the south bay, a new crash 280 at meridian not a major problem. we'll track the rest of the bay. it's calm right now. marcus? >>> thanks, mike. 5:06 right now. we talk about developments in operation varsity blues. later today, parents from across the country including here in the bay area will be in federal courtrooms 3,000 miles away in boston. they are suspects in the college admissions scandal that are really rocking universities across the country. these are the six bay area parents that are expected to go before a judge in just hours. prosecutors say the scam involved millions of dollars in bribes to athletic coaches and others to get their kids into prestigious schools. the california schools involved, stanford, uc berkeley, usc and ucla. let's go live now to boston, and jeff sapperstone from our s

there's on crow canyon between san ramon and also castro valley.ppler 7. sorry. can't shake it today. don't be mad at the messenger, reggie. whipple road, paseo, padre parkway. you can see from milpitas, fremont boulevard down to willow glen and towards evergreen. quinn by road getting that wet weather. temperatures are cooler this morning. mid-40s to low 50s. they'll be cooler this afternoon, mid-50s. notice more showers this afternoon. take a look at the accuweather 12-hour planner next. how about the commute? alexis? >> we have a collision in one of the areas with light rain in the south bay. let's take you to san jose. northbound 680 before jackson avenue. we have reports of a two-vehicle collision. sounds like at least one hit the guardrail and the left lane blocked. as i was walking up a moment ago, looked like they were shifting that location to the 101/680 interchange. i'll update that in a few minutes. you could have soggier conditions on your commute. might have to flip the wipers on. nothing like yesterday, though. looking dry an the san

jim crow doing you had reconstruction and so is you know it's a lie it's a lie you know and what i will say that is has gotten better during my lifetime. i've seen changes but they came about because people worked to bring those changes black people white people and people of the same i so it wasn't easy the strides that have been made there were hard fought for it i've heard that there are special projects and local director is like new orleans black book or black friendly flat project that comprised black businesses making it easier for black customers to get certain services as this kind of a same thing as the green book. this is similar and in a minor way is i guess spending dollars with people of your same race and maybe mindset but the green book was totally different green book was a it wasn't a luxury where you could just decide who you could spend money with the where you want to sleep where a stay green book was really all you head because you could not belong to aaa equal not belong to any car club or hotel clubs that was just a big not just in the south with throughout the w

they did not have jim crow laws. they are arguing the schools in denver were de facto segregated, segregated based on racial segregated based on residential patterns. the supreme court said a city couldn't say we didn't have specifically black and white schools, so therefore we can't be under a desegregation order. the supreme court said yes. defacto segregation could come under a court order, which is what we will see in boston. in 1974, the court put the limit on this. that was in milliken of the bradley. here we have a case of detroit, a northern city that in the 60's and 70's experienced a white flight out of the city, becomes majority african-american, and the whites in detroit schools tend to be in mostly white schools. the solution was let's bus children across the city lines, let's bus african-american children in detroit across the line to the suburbs, and white children from the suburbs into the city. this metropolitan desegregation order would link the suburban schools with the urban schools as a way to ba

the white crow — i'm quite intrigued, it sounds really good.'s about rudolf nureyev‘s defection to the west. the film opens with fiennes‘s character pushkin being asked what he knows and why did this happen? he says very enigmatically that he wasn't political, it was all to do with dance. he says he had an explosion of character, which is a great phrase. the film then retraces itself and we see the progress of this kid from a fairly impoverished background who makes his way up the tree and comes to dance with the kirov who then go to paris where he sees paris and kind of falls in love with it, to some extent, is seduced by it, which is something the russian authorities are not happy with at all. here's a clip. everything is ok, don't worry, don't worry. stay with me, pierre, stay. they're trying to kidnap me. keep it calm, please. look, look, look, look, if this is a punishment... it's not a punishment. can i just say, if this is because rudy spent time hanging out with me and my friends, can i say, never did rudy say one word against his count

jim crow and you had reconstruction and so is you know it's a lie it's a lot you know and what i will say that is has gotten better during my lifetime. i've seen changes but they came about because people worked to bring those changes black people white people and people of the same mind so it wasn't easy the strides that have been made there were hard fought for it i've heard that there are special projects and local dire.

winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of the jim crow about. half a century after the victories of the civil rights movement. still. controversial presidency will civil rights groups find fresh campaign against racial hatred in america. racism truly. from the united states. calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discriminations and segregated south jame crowd may be a saying of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the day and day of the united states days think it will ever be overcome completely. well it's going to take a long time because you know with the development of the i guess the you know the country with the native americans and with the you know the the many many years of bondage by africans who were brought here you know and then you h

the white crow — i'm quite intrigued, it sounds good.interesting story directed by ralph fiennes, who also has a role in the film, and it is about rudolf nureyev‘s defection to the west. the film opens with ralph fiennes‘s character being asked what he knows and why did this happen? he says enigmatically he wasn't political, it was all to do with dance. he says he had an explosion of character, which is a great phrase. the film then retraces itself and we see the progress of this kid from a fairly impoverished background who makes his way up the tree and comes to dance in paris, sees paris, falls in love with it, to some extent is seduced by it, which the russian authorities are not happy with at all. here is a clip. everything is ok, don't worry. don't worry. stay with me. stay. they are trying to kidnap me. keep it calm, please. if this is a punishment... it is not a punishment. can ijust say, if this is because rudy spent time hanging out with me and my friends, can i say, never did rudy say one word against his country, against his g

only gets bigger and you got a more crow in the end and so i call these people mentally impaired by their emotions and they have lost any objectivity and let me just let me just got off for a construct let me offer a dissent go ahead alan jump in go ahead. let me if offer a dissenting view let me offer a dissenting view on this i don't think it's as much about ideology as it is about money i think that c.n.n. looked at fox and said fox is making a fortune is doing much better than we are because they're presenting a narrative although it's a much more nuanced narrative if we want to make money and sell soap the best thing we can do is present completely one sided so if you're in i turn to c.n.n. you'll get it all day twenty four seven that is a business decision that has been made and it tells you what's going on in this country and it's also has its. you know readings on the new york yankees or the boston red sox. that's right ok we don't want you're going to hang on will you let's let al admit shocks and the yankees ok go ahead jump in william going ok i'm just saying ok there's a

highlighting the jim crow laws in the south. ends in the crow 1960's, we get this renewed interest in the south. kind of southern influences begin to seep into american society. something we see to this day. southern rock becomes popular, the band lynyrd skynyrd. the song "sweet home alabama," which is the answer to the song "southern man," a very critical song about white southerners and their opposition to civil rights. lynyrd skynyrd is the answer to that. a southern man doesn't need neil young around anymore. alabama praising george wallace. other bands like allman brothers, marshall tucker band. you also had country rock. the eagles are not really a southern band, but there's a lot of rock music that becomes kind fied a little bit. country music was known in the 50's as hillbilly music. now, it is mainstream. part of it is the outlaw culture. i think that's one reason -- if you're going to explain why this interest in the south and popularity in this southern culture, i think it has something to do with the individualism, t

winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of the jim crow up. half a century after the victories of the civil rights movement racial tension in america wrist still the problem these crime is on the rise spurred on by trump's controversial presidency will civil rights groups find a way to mount fresh camp. against racial hatred in america. could make his words be. unkind racism or the truth be rooted out from the united states. calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discrimination and segregated south jame crown may be a saying of the past but for instance film director spike lee.

there are a lot of people that have, you know, a lot of crow to eat after they said what they said inthe last couple of days. >> two years ago adam schiff said he had evidence, evidence, not allegations. >> andy carr, if you will eat crow, eat it fast. >> last point. >> i disagree -- >> go ahead, donna. >> bret, this is not about crow, steaks, chicken or crawfish, this is really about our country. i mean, this is the moment, if we keep talking about crow, who is going to eat it, i can tell you -- >> i'm talking about -- >> doesn't the president feel that he has been hindered in his ability to do his job by an entire effort to undermine his legitimacy and now you have a definitive word from somebody who spent a lot of resources, almost $30 million over 2 years that comes to a conclusion and doesn't that mean that you have to move on and start working on legislation and not investigation? >> well, first of all, we have to evaluate, we were told just a few minutes ago what was in the report, we have not seen any of the summaries. i mean, i want to believe when i heard from that young man

it did not have jim crow laws, it did not have segregation, but they are arguing that the schools in denver were defective segregated, -- de facto segregation. the supreme court said that a city could not say we did not have specifically black and white schools, so therefore we can't be under a desegregation order, the supreme court said yes, that could come under a court order, which is what we will see in boston. in 1974, the courts put a limit on this and put the limit on bussing. so here we have a case in detroit of the northern city, a northern city that in the 60's and 70's experiences white flight out of the city, becomes majority african-american, rules are heavily african-american. the whites that are in detroit schools tend to be in mostly white schools. was let's busn children across the city line, let's bus african-american children across the line to the suburbs and white children from the suburbs into the city. this metropolitan desegregation order would link the suburban schools with the urban schools as a way to balance the schools racially. and it is here the supreme

we reviewed white crow and you really liked white crow. loved it.ll directed i think by ralph fiennes. us for me, are you a horror film fan? yes, and i love get out. white crow i think too is a very fine film. yeah, i agree. we're in complete agreement on white crow. best dvd? shoplifters. this was a palme d'or winner. it's a story about a family on the margins of society, it may be a thriller, a crime thriller, it may be a family drama, it's lots of different things all mashed together. it's touching, moving and very mysterious, i really liked it. don't need to see it three times to understand it? no, i got it the first time. that's a relief! that's it from us. thank you so much for watching. goodbye from both of us. hello, this is accessed. good morning. here is a summary of the main stories today. theresa may and her government are considering what next for brexit. the deal was rejected for a third time by mps, defeated by 344— 286 there were heated exchanges in parliament. the mood outside was just as tense. thousands of leave supporters gathere

again, he got jim crowed so many times. early on, he would act without rage and he would get thrown out of hotels and trains. later on, if he was stopped in the dining room of a hotel, this is in the north, and he was told you cannot eat in the dining room, you must eat in the kitchen. he was stand up and he would as loudly as he could, where do you feed your dog's, where are the

anglo-saxon model of capitalism and the globalization eastern crisis even so we have seen an economy crows over the last few would take it's not everybody is spending fitting from globalization we see the shrinking of the middle class in america and in europe in even saw on the surf ace does a lot of economic success the middle class is shrinking and less people who can really benefit from globalization well let's talk about why that happened as asian clearly has benefited export oriented economies like china or germany much more and much more evenly than imported oriented economies including the united states is it really surprising that the pushback against globalization or the current form of globalization with that region eight in america wasn't at ballan to occur there you know we see the specter of globalization and the discontent of globalization is especially in you as you put it right again america is mostly importing goods from true many for example cars and from china fast moving consumer goods and of course america is very strong in the tech sector but it lost its manufacturing

i just had a jim crow in a dope they are a dime a dozen i'm afraid. it happened early, hotels, trains. steam ships on and on. early in his life he would react without rage. even physical outrage. but as he got older he would encounter yet again the hotel owner it would not serve him. there was a couple cases i've documented where it would not be served in the dining room and he would be told you can only eat in the kitchen. he would stand up as loud as he could in the dining room. pretty soon the people in the restaurant feel sympathy for him. let the man said here. he found a way to use humor to get a decent meal in the dining room. what he thought about having to do that when he went back to his room this kind of racism you have to find overtime some way to process it without just putting a peer fist and wanting to kill somebody. >> as i come up with the microphone to give it to the next person. i'm curious to what happens to the children of great men. i will be very brief adopted a little girl at birth in 1986. jeannie is a very prominent photograp

diesel fuel so the 2 right lanes are closed and traffic is backing up through castro valley beyond crow5 babies or drive. i'll keep my eyes on this we'll have another look at some bridges coming up in just a bit. >>a lot of 5.26 a stockton family is staying away from food delivery services doordash delivery man. sampled their order just checking to make sure it was our but take a look. yeah that's a milkshake this interchange and there is about to ring the door donated know know that had a video camera in it like a lot of these. >>winds do kick just you know and the owner there there's the seem to get its oil and heating the fryer just on his off all so we're talking off camera there's a word of warning for you in arrives and the straw is out in the drink, instead of still sealed on. >>a question that that's so bad. >>and so for that land for says air bnb we got to watch now and now is the doordash delivery sent video to doordash are still waiting for a spot all they want is an apology really it's i'll that will catch a cold or worse, you know from the us. 5.27 right now still ahead. >>

>>from crow canyon road beyond they're selling big rig drivers that it's ok to stay on 5.80. instead of trying to work your way through the crash on to to 38 in over to the nimitz freeway you can use 5.80 as an alternate so this is one reason why you need to leave extra early if you have to travel through that slowdown, here's one more for you it's in san francisco have an accident north 1 one at vermont, so we have crews o scene still working with this and it's causing a big backup through san francisco out to the 2.80 split so another big slowdown with that crash 4 to 5 cars blocking the left lane so we'll check in on the bridges coming up in just a bit john. >>oregon looks like a lot of us may be waiting in traffic this morning but one thing it ought to wait for any more is some dry weather because today is the start of it that's going to take us through a nice weekend ahead look at bethel island a little bit of fog sitting right across the central valley right now but looking at those skies. they are nice clear and blue now fog is especially thick right around san pablo b

mississippi to fight racism all over again in -- to find a racism all over again, in the form of jim crow. that barred african-americans from restaurants, restrooms. sometimes people say the civil rights movement began with brown v. board of education. that is a lie. it began far before that. and medgar evers was among those in thosenvolved campaigns. he was part of the campaign in the mississippi delta where they had bumper stickers that said don't buy gas, or you can't use the restroom. ,e was part of that campaign along with dr. howard, who worked on the emmett till case. so he came from from world war andnd on his first breath -- he came home from world war ii and went to try to vote at the courthouse in decatur, mississippi, and was turned away by white men with guns. medgar evers said in recalling that day, i vowed that day and would never be whipped again. so he applied, believe it or not, to the university of mississippi to attend law school. he was turned away. this is again before brown v. board of education and before james meredith ended up becoming the first known african-ame

we will have a press c0 nfe re nce laura crowe rensburg. have a press conference from donald tusk and jean—claude juncker, they will give us their thoughts on what went on in the room this afternoon. we are told theresa may spoke to them for 90 minutes, a longer spell than we might have anticipated, and lots of questions for the prime minister on what might happen if the deal is defeated for a third time next week. there was supposed to be a bilateral meeting between the french president and the prime minister early in the day. that's now been rescheduled. that may happen before we hear from theresa may later this evening, so we are obviously going to focus on some of the comments from the leaders later tonight, but let's hear from emmanuel macron. these we re hear from emmanuel macron. these were his thoughts as he went into the room earlier this afternoon. translation: i am not here to comment on any political system, i am here to say we do respect the vote of the british people, we respect what the prime minister and the parliament are m

hundreds of photos on top of one another they shot in rapid succession following the principle of the crow no photograph the process developed in the mid nineteenth century to study motion sequences. in official beds can hardly be identified in charge the pose images. look at the good that is going what's important is the pattern of the motion. so people see a d.n.a. strand a wire a computer graphics and that's what interests me is that what do people see when they few an image like this for the first time that we end up. with out of high speed photography condenses time and makes the invisible visible. birds must have such good radar always wondered how those shoes flocks never bump into each other those babies but they don't do that anyway but your nature lesson for today i hope you enjoyed it more on the website at v.w. dot com. but for now. just how terry is germany. is well compensated family. and who decides how much it's worth. with the focus on. pay. and the pressure from living in an increasingly cold society. made in germany in thirty minutes on d. w. . the gatekeepers of europe

what distinguishes this case is the fact that slavery and jim crow were embedded explicitly into the legal structure in the u.s. and were enacted or acted upon on that basis. if there are other types of injustices that have occurred, we frequently have certain types of legal remedies for those. there was no legal remedy for being enslaved. there was no legal remedy for being subjected to segregation or apartheid in the u.s. because those were things written directly into the nation's laws. thank you for your time, theoming up, present from two signed an executive order on free speech on college campuses which includes efforts in which college kids the -- colleges could be denied certain federal grants. as we wait for that, a look at the role of melania trump. for congressional studies, also served as the former chief of staff for former first lady laura bush. can you scope out recent developments? guest: one of the most recent was this opportunity she used to convene all the agencies programs funded through the federal government. but i found gratifying about that was it was continui

crow: madam chair, this is a simple issue. this is about rule of law, it's about transparency, and it's about the democracy that we must become if we'rto return power back to our communities. this is already the law. what my colleagues on the other side want to do is prevent the government from endorsing the law. -- enforcing the law. this is about rule of law an makinsure we're enforcing what's already on the books and prohibiting the abuse of social welfare organizations and we're bringing to light dark money. the voters of this country serve to know who is spending money, millions of dollars, to influence their vote. it should not be hidden. the people of our communities deserve to know who is spending that money to influence our vote. and that's why i ask folks in that chamber and my colleagues to oppose this amendment. let's resre our democracy and return power back to our communities. thank you, madam chair. i yield back. the chair: the gtleman yields. the gentleman from ohio. mr. davidson: in alabama vs. the naacp, the

new young team need some fine tuning the experience of model noir marco royce and midfielder tony crows will be needed against the dutch. some of course we know that everything doesn't happen overnight but we're all on bishops we want to win every game whoever is on the pitch. and to concede that soon sunday's match will be germany's third against the netherlands in seven months with a dutch victory and a draw in the other two games is from the it's always an interesting jewel when germany plays against the netherlands and will show the according level of mix of asian. work again as a child i used to go to the netherlands on holiday and you could say i've grown up with that rivalry. so it's going to be a spicy encounter with as much as you know has to have been the focus now for germany is on exploiting their strengths and finding the winning formula to beat their dutch neighbors only a victory will give the new look squad a much needed boost to their confidence. yes pop artist brian donnelly known professionally as cars has towed amass of inflatable sculpture into hong kong's victoria

from london to tokyo as the crow flies it's over nine thousand kilometers but george cullen and ben cooke will be on their bikes passing through twenty one countries all for a good cause. i think it's going to see the world class and foremost you know you're literally. in a country feeling all the hills meeting all the people. for the best way to get in trouble. and then the chance rice money as well so i raise money for them i've been the foundation of the imminence foundation. looking for a start a thousand pounds if all goes to plan they'll arrive just in time for the rugby world cup in september in order to make it their travelling light along with this one luxury item. substances but simple many things that we need to resupply along the way we don't want to say that islam is about those two things and we should be there if it's not in six months time these two could be cheering on their rugby heroes after the ride of a lifetime. as did your miner our top story this hour e.u. leaders have offered britain a two track direction extension delaying it by several weeks but not eliminating

with the likes in their ranks, crow one occasion that a team capable of winning. —— shanghai sipg.is continental success. no issues creating chances for themselves. converting was a problem. a team effort from holcombe. instead, a home side taking their opportunity. shanghai dropped to second with plenty of work to do. also in group page, desperate for a first win in the competition since 2017, kawasaki peppered the goal keeper. andrew redmayne, the australian, his fingertips keeping him in it on more than one occasion. eventually they found a way through. the man to squeeze the ball in with just five minutes to go. elsewhere, a draw in beijing means things are trite in —— tight in group g as well. both sides we re tight in group g as well. both sides were left on three points. they have it all to play for. to tennis and five—time champion roger federer is through to the indian wells masters quarter—finals after easing past great britain's kyle edmund 6—1, 6—4. the swiss who's ranked 4 in the world will now face hubert hurkacz as he goes in search of a record sixth title and a 101s

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commission president john crow joker and gary and financier george soros went up across hungary.all right let's get more on this from brussels correspondent barrett regards hello to you tell us more about why a leading figures in the e.u.'s consider a conservative party want to kick orbán and his party out. well eight's pod does and actually trying to kick him out and many others have serious doubts so the party will now have to talk to the party family even though i have to talk a bit about this all done did one provocation too much for the taste of these people with his campaign the billboards showing the commission president and the american investor george soros who happens to be a jew this campaign has a clear and he said matic and also and the european subtext in this can not be tolerated in the christian democratic party family even the german c. is you party turned its back on the nationalist was invited last year to a party conference in bavaria this year this is no longer possible but nevertheless you have to say. this is campaign is quite successful in hungary he's lea