and staying with football as we had to doha where respect to stop asian cup hosts qatar in the tournament open to the first goal came in the fifty eighth minutes midfielder or do a member of taken out of the bowl midway inside the opponent's hall to break into the normal range africa so one meal i'm with last on a quarter of an hour left in the midfield a set of a departure took advantage of a clumsy defensive mistake asia's player of the year intercepting guitars fast to deliver a confident finish. to neil forsberg stop. and was staying in doha where roger federer got off to a great start to the new season claiming his third guitar open title on south to doing better on stoppable on his way to victory which was also his first in two thousand and eleven the swiss were beaten russia's defending champion nikolay davydenko in straight sets six three six four but actually in great form i had of the first grand slam of the year the australian open in melbourne. complete the season has already started and gone the way and i'm already on the board was a title and this one is a big one you know r

i was saying in doha where roger federer got off to a great start to the new season claiming his third guitar open title on south to doing better unstoppable on his way to victory which was also his first in two thousand and eleven the swiss were beating russia's defending champion nikolay davydenko in straight sets six three six four but actually in great form i had of the first grand slam of the year the australian open in melbourne. complete the season has already started and gone the way and i'm already on the board was a title and this one is a big one you know rough it was part of it because it's part of its own has been part of it so that was a really strong tournament to start off the two thousand and eleven campaign and you know. the top ten player not really what his ranking says at the moment he was really injured last year but he seems it's really come back and i'm very happy. and in perth the us to have won to help him cope up to be to belgium have made the final episode on the beach with drew with a injury from a wild spassky stina man first for them one following her str

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their first major trophy in world football their taking on japan in the final of the asian cup in doha with the no gold support just yet as the first half is coming to an end the socceroos the top ranked team in this tournament but you pan have won this competition three times before and a fourth time making the most successful side in the history of the asian cup. any reaction to an event this afternoon where is the fourth round of the f.a. cup and everton drew with chelsea one one the toffees taking a lead producer harvey for some include got the equalizer for them another result so far aston villa blackburn three one got the better of swans and the other games there are approaching half time among them all from against wigan maddie's goalless while birmingham two one down to. eight gangs that entitle me to the other games there where the half time whistle is also about speed blown didn't have the pleasure of taking on manchester united in the late game arguably this is the biggest mismatch of the day league one side southampton in the third taya of english football while united topp

that is like closing a deal in the doha round of trade talks is incredibly important. >> merkel thened in discussion with the world trade organization director general. the chancellor stressed, once again, that the next round of trade liberalization should not be allowed to fail. >> the u.s. economyrew in the final three months of last year, as a stronger consumer spending added momentum to the recovery. figures released on friday by the view of economic analysis showed growth at an annualized rate of 3.2% and confirmed that last year marked a solid turnaround from 2009, when the u.s. economy shrank. but the rise was smaller than the 3.6% growth economists had been expecting, and reaction from analysts west said it after the data was released. in the background, the u.s. is still facing a huge and growing budget deficit. analysts and ratings agencies are beginning to focus more attention on that now. >> many americans have been hitting the stores again. in some corners, president obama's tax cuts that had something of a trickle-down effect. but the downside to that particular move is

you know that doha, i don't know where it is. i mean if somebody could tell me what is a doha now?ut there is an agreement. but that agreement if this is a genuine solution to darfur, then people have to address the cardinal issue in sudan, governance. the issue of the center. and as i say, that will not be easy issue that the ncp will accommodate. that's why it is very difficult to go for vice president for the region, for the regional government and so on, because also the arabic tribes in darfur are seriously conflict, seriously conflicted, they want more districts and more states in southern darfur. now we know there is three. people are arguing for another three extra. because the idea -- the thinking of the division and so on that actually led to the conflict in darfur during the beginning of this regime when they were trying to put the pluralism dividing darfur into the districts and borders between the ownership of the tribe was divided with the others. with so many districts, everybody started to want to have the control of that district which then led to the tribal differ

now, i know that every speaker at events like this stands up and talks about how concluding doha is a matter of urgency but i agree. with you we need to be equally clear how it's actually going to happen. not with more words but with more on the table from all sides. a little more cotton and safeguards in agriculture and goods on emerging markets, more on all sides on services where the games, frankly, are huge. no more stubbornes, no more hiding offers in back pockets, this is the absolutely crucial moment. 2011 is the make or break year. and there are other things we must do at the same time. last year we signed a free trade agreement with south korea with up to 33 billion euros to eu exporters it's time to do it can canada, latin america and others. we have the goods the world wants to buy. we got to have the confidence to get out there and sell them. now there's one final thing in europe we should have more confidence about, and that is our values. the value of liberal democracy used to be sacred in the west. and now some people are doubting it. they've seen authoritarian capitali

japan afraid of asia cup final after beating south korea in the last four in doha normal time couldn't separate the sides as it finished one one extra period the teams strange more goals reinstalling the dying seconds to make it to all and force a shootout. to parents goalkeeper. the hero of a penalty series of several saves his teammates three times so you keep calling no for the winning strike the japanese to get three to zero to japan through to the final. because stand six millimeter semi. cage on the bad days seem to be finally over the dinar my moscow remain top of their division following a heart for win over scots in petersburg however things got off to the worst possible start for the nomination and side yet another player to injury this time for would. be helpful. allusion they soon find themselves a goal during your conference on opening the scoring to start four minutes in the longer kept pace with the st petersburg side of the action packed game still fill them with way through the second period to put goals gave them the lead still in the second only. to the last story wi

identify and address these challenges in a coordinated fashion we're seeing this with the failure of the doha round we're seeing this with the lack of a coordinated approach to food security issues so these challenges at the domestic level with economic disparity and the international level with a lack of a coordinated approach these are actually two major risks in and of themselves but what kind of economic disparity is potentially more dangerous between or within countries. well both of them are challenging i mean we actually see at an international level in some ways a reduction of disparity levels between certain countries we've had tremendous success of course in the last fifteen or twenty years with the with the bric nations actually moving forward we're seeing economic growth of course and in russia but also in brazil india china various other bric countries so that's a great success of reducing the global economic disparity although of course there's a number of countries that are still left behind but it's within countries have seen any united states for example record levels of econ

all three deny wrongdoing their case has been heard by an international cricket council tribunals in doha which ended on choose day but the i.c.c. as night of the verdict until next month if found guilty a place could face a lifetime ban from the game. so it's in default when i mention the city have a movie. new signing at. the bosnian international strike as arrived in the thirty two million year a deal from the german side an assigned afford a half year contract had been a target the italian sides ac milan and events in the summer and had said they would have the advantage but explained his reasons for joining city. just to suit. the other people. to. be club we did begin. to get. a really good. very good coach. here about the fairies. mostly the people from manchester just to see. becks is back in britain started training with his new club tottenham hotspur the former england captain is on loan from l.a. galaxy but at the moment there are only allowing him to train and not play for the north london side the two clubs are in disagreement over what percentage of beckons wages will actual

japan a free to be asia cup final after beating the south korea in the last four in doha on normal time couldn't separate the sides as it finished one one here it seems strange more goals south korean scored in the dying seconds to make it to all and force a shoot outs or japan's goalkeeper. hear of a penalty series with several saves his teammates will three times so you keep calling over the winning strike the japanese have to get three zero through their food supply no more brought me to australia to fresh that can stand six million the other semi. football transfer news more of a. new contract with syria our side a. former club by munich met the midfielders wishes and cancelled his contracts thirty three year old is moving to italy on a free transfer deal the netherlands national team captain started his career as a player appears beyond tovan and also played for barcelona having played for by in the champions league this season would not be eligible for the midlands last sixteen tie against tottenham. it's a cage and the bad days finally seem to be over for dinner moscow remain top

you know that doha, i don't know where it is. i mean if somebody could tell me what is a doha now? but there is an agreement. but that agreement if this is a genuine solution to darfur, then people ve to address the cardinal issue in sudan, governance. the issue of the center. and as i say, that will no be easy issue that the ncp will accommodate. that's why it is very difficult to go for vice president for the region, for the regional government and so on, because also the arabic tribes in darfur are seriously conflict, seriously conflicted, they want more districts and more states in southern darfur. now we know there is three. people are arguing for another three extra. because the idea -- the thinking of the division and so on that actually led to the conflict in darfur during the beginning of this regime when they were trying to put the pluralism dividing darfur into the ditricts and borders between the ownership of the tribe was divided with the others. with so many districts, everybody started to want to have the control of that district which then led to the tril difference

all three deny wrongdoing their case has been heard by an international cricket council tribunals in doha which ended on tuesday but the i.c.c. has now deferred the verdict until next month if found guilty the players could face a life. i'm banned from the game. now becks is back in britain and trained with his new club tottenham hotspur on cheese the former england captain is on loan from l.a. galaxy but at the moment they're only allowing him to train and not play for the north london side the two clubs are in disagreement over what percentage of back in his wages will actually pay as it stands bass will be with them for the next month during the american close season however if a playing deal is struck this week he could well turn out against his former club munched united white hart lane on sunday. was very surprised to be named we argue time when the people he had a boss going to make and this is. this is representative of the previous world and european football that the winner voted for not just by this but also by. the national. best for the. time so i got to be. so proud to be a

all three deny wrongdoing their case has been heard by an international cricket council tribunals in doha which ended today but the i.c.c. has not deferred a decision until next month if found guilty the place could face a lifetime ban from the gag. in tennis world number one karen a mostly haskins preparations for the upcoming australian open have suffered a further setback the dane was dumped out in her opening match at the sydney international by slovakia's domnica pool cover having received a buy in to the second man wozniacki was soon all over completing a well deserved sixty six ryan victory ranks isn't really the man i think it's nice if the panel back in for the finals while wozniacki is not doing any good to have a grand slam title for i last year or so playing really well so apply. i didn't play my own game and that's what happened i'm. out of some practice matches not going. to be going well as strongly as last remaining hope in the tournament ended when sam stosur lost the top three set with russia but having lost the first set was not for the rally to prevail three six six th

going to be held in eastern europe and then the tone of an afterlife looks like it's heading off to doha so it's just a type of party so it's. i mean it's really the continuation of what was the plot is put forward as what he wants to have as his legacy for. this time of the president and russia hosting it i think it's starting to sink in a lot of work to do yet though before they get ready to host the tournament so what remains to be done to make sure russia hosts. well russia has some very very top quality stadiums looking at luzhniki in moscow is a new stadium being built and being built right here in st petersburg of the new old st petersburg there's also new stadiums that are going to be built in sochi as well as other cities around the country but one thing that was very important and it was a big part of the of the bidding process that was put forward by the russian delegation they said that give us the tournament and they will make all the stuff they've put a lot of promises out there to build high speed rail networks make new airports to build new roads order to make sure that f

you know that doha, i don't know where it is. i mean if somebody could tell me what is a doha now? but there is an agreement. but that agreement if this is a genuine solution to darfur, then people have to address the cardinal issue in sudan, governance. the issue of the center. and as i say, that will not be easy issue that the ncp will accommodate. that's why it is very difficult to go for vice president for the region, for the regional government and so on, because also the arabic tribes in darfur are seriously conflict, seriously conflicted, they want more districts and more states in southern darfur. now we know there is three. people are arguing for another three extra. because the idea -- the thinking of the division and so on that actually led to the conflict in darfur during the beginning of this regime when they were trying to put the pluralism dividing darfur into the districts and borders between the ownership of the tribe was divided with the others. with so many districts, everybody started to want to have the control of that district which then led to the tribal diff

you know that doha, i don't know where it is. i mean if somebody could tell me what is a doha now? but there is an agreement. but that agreement if this is a genuine solution to darfur, then people have to address the cardinal issue in sudan, governance. the issue of the center. and as i say, that will not be easy issue that the ncp will accommodate. that's why it is very difficult to go for vice president for the region, for the regional government and so on, because also the arabic tribes in darfur are seriously conflict, seriously conflicted, they want more districts and more states in southern darfur. now we know there is three. people are arguing for another three extra. because the idea -- the thinking of the division and so on that actually led to the conflict in darfur during the beginning of this regime when they were trying to put the pluralism dividing darfur into the districts and borders between the ownership of the tribe was divided with the others. with so many districts, everybody started to want to have the control of that district which then led to the tribal diff

as i said in doha, leaders need to respond to these aspirations and to help build a better future ford to view civil society as their partner, not as a threat. there is a great deal of concern also in our government, mr. vice president, and about the mining disaster that killed 21 miners in colombia. and we will have our translator translated these remarks about colombia as we go along. i know that president santos cut short his stay at the world economic forum to join the families of these victims. and i would like the people of colombia to know that they are in the thoughts and prayers of all americans, not just for the mining tragedy, but for the terrible flooding that in the past two months, has climbed more than 300 lives, affected more than two million people, and incurred billions of dollars in reconstruction and cleanup costs. >> [speaking foreign language] [translator speaking] >> the vice president and i had a very productive, wide ranging discussion on many important issues, and we reaffirmed the resilient, enduring partnership and friendship between our peoples. >> [transl

you know that doha, i don't know where it is. i mean if somebody could tell me what is a doha now? but there is an agreement. but that agreement if this is a genuine solution to darfur, then people have to address the cardinal issue in sudan, governance. the issue of the center. and as i say, that will not be easy issue that the ncp will accommodate. that's why it is very difficult to go for vice president for the region, for the regional government and so on, because also the arabic tribes in darfur are seriously conflict, seriously conflicted, they want more districts and more states in southern darfur. now we know there is three. people are arguing for another three extra. because the idea -- the thinking of the division and so on that actually led to the conflict in darfur during the beginning of this regime when they were trying to put the pluralism dividing darfur into the districts and borders between the ownership of the tribe was divided with the others. with so many districts, everybody started to want to have the control of that district which then led to the tribal diff

that is like closing a deal in the doha round of trade talks is incredibly important. >> merkel thenned in discussion with the world trade organization director general. the chancellor stressed, once again, that the next round of trade liberalization should not be allowed to fail. >> the u.s. economy grew in the final three months of last year, as a stronger consumer spending added momentum to the recovery. figures released on friday by the view of economic analysis showed growth at an annualized rate of 3.2% and confirmed that last year marked a solid turnaround from 2009, when the u.s. economy shrank. but the rise was smaller than the 3.6% growth economists had been expecting, and reaction from analysts west said it after the data was released. in the background, the u.s. is still facing a huge and growing budget deficit. analysts and ratings agencies are beginning to focus more attention on that now. >> many americans have been hitting the stores again. in some corners, president obama's tax cuts that had something of a trickle-down effect. but the downside to that particular move

you know, i spoke about this very clearly in doha, it seems like a long time, but just about two weeks ago, where i outlined that whatever was possible in the 20th century is, no longer possible for regimes in the 21st century. the world is moving too fast. there is too much information, people's aspirations and the rise of the middle classes throughout the world demand responsible participatory government and that's what ewant to see happen. >> do you think that the mubarak regime has taken the necessary steps to retain power? >> i think there are many, many steps that have to be taken. and it's not a question of who retains power. that should not be the issue. it's how are we going to respond to the legitimate needs and grievances expressed by the egyptian people and clear the path. the path that has not been followed has not been one that has created that democratic future, that economic opportunity that people in the peaceful protesters are seeking. so it's our very strong advice, which we have delivered, president obama spoke with president mubarak. i spoke with my counterpart. se

i said it in doha. i've said it before. president obama said it himself when he was this cairo. we believe that democracy, human rights, reform, are in the best interest of the egyptian people. any government that does not try to move in that direction cannot meet the legitimate needs of its people. in the 21st century, it's highly vulnerable to what we have seen in the region and beyond. people are not going to stand by any longer and not be given the opportunity to fulfill their own god-given potential. so what i'm hoping is that there can be a very difficult set of decisions made. that the government will be able to maintain a peaceful relationship with peaceful protesters. that where there is criminal activity, looting and the likes. that can be handled in an appropriate way, respecting human rights. but then we can see a national dialogue begin, where the government of egypt recognizes that it must -- it must take those concrete steps that many of us have been urging for democratic and economic reform. i think that is the best way for egypt to navigate through this without

as i said in doha, leaders need to respond to these aspirations and to help build a better future for all. they need to view civil society as their partner, not as a threat. >> i have two rather direct questions about egypt. is president mubarak finished? the second question -- are you condemning the violent crackdown against protesters? >> i think we have been answering those concerns for quite some time. as president obama said yesterday very clearly and as i said in doha, it is absolutely vital for egypt to embrace reform and in sure that it not only as long term stability but also paid as progress and prosperity that as people richly deserve. egypt has been a strong partner of the united states on a range of regional and strategic interests. as a partner, we believe strongly and have expressed this consistently that the egyptian government needs to engage with the egyptian people. implementing needed political and social reforms. we have consistently raise this with the egyptian government over many years. we also raised it with other governments in the region. there is a constant

as i said in doha, leaders need to respond to these aspirations, and to help build that better future for all. they need to view civil society as their partner, not as a threat. now, there is a great deal of concern also in our government, mr. vice president, about the mining disaster that killed 21 miners in colombia. and we'll have our translator translate these remarks about olympia as we go along. i know that presidenpresident santos cut short to join the families of these victims. and i would like the people of colombia to know they are in the thoughts and prayers of all americans, not just for the mining tragedy, but for the terrible flooding that in the past two months has claimed more than 300 lives, affected more than 2 million people, and incurred billions of dollars in reconstruction and cleanup costs. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> the vice president and i had a very productive, wide-ranging discussion on many important issues, and we reaffirmed the resilient enduring partnership and friendship between our peoples. [s

>> go back to what the secretary said at the doha around. the status quo is unsustainable. there has to be reform across the region. it is not necessary about tenace said tuni -- about tunisia or other countries. how in the open of greater political and economic opportunities for their people? each country faces similar demographic challenges. a very significant percentage of population in the middle east and north africa is young. a high percentage of them are getting good educations and looking for jobs and cannot find any. it is vitally important that countries understand the right lessons here and take aggressive steps to promote greater opportunity and to open up political areas so that their people have a vested interest in the future. >> the expect other things to happen in other countries in the middle east was a margin -- in the middle east? . >> the secretary mentioned that she is family friends with mubarak and family. she had extended an invitation to visit any time. is that invitation still valid she does that -- if he decides to come here with family? [laughte

so the conclusion of the doha round is the precondition for the fair and equitable and robust growth of over the world. each and everyone needs to do his or her best, but in the and i think it will be worth hour while and this goes to each and every country in the world. third, we need to concentrate on the commodity speculation. on the one hand we need to concentrate on the volatility of the prices which is not only dangerous to those who actually sell them it is also dangerous for those who buy those commodities. but often important is the attitudes to set up the transfer and systems when we look at the commodities and there has to be also fair access to the commodities. there are a number of forums all over the world where this is debated. just think that is also a very pertinent case and we need to concentrate on this growth and it needs to become predictable, needs to become sustainable, it needs to be shaped in an equitable way. so these are the most important points on the agenda for growth. currency, trade, and commodities these are very important issues that need to be debat