that would be reflecting and maybe the great example in finland and it cannot work out in the mentality of kosovo. so the country has to adopt the experience and expertise to their own needs and all specifications, so it has to be translated with the way of thinking and a way of saying we think the country in order to be more received and more used within the country. >> whom should hear that message? whom do you want to hear that message that you so passionately shared with us? >> it should be from the local leaders in the community -- >> who do you -- >> from the international communities. there has to be flexibility with their mission and date. there is not a mission mandate prior to reaching to the ground. it has to be pre-planned with the local actors or within the country because it cannot function in just trying to come and insert it within the country because it will not have an effect. >> administrator clark, is that realistic in the way things work that way in the world? i will tackle the question and is democracy appealing as a form of government. >> you can do both and a sta

they had the port of another woman president at the time of finland and the criticism of her for daring to have an international symposium when they were trying to have the basic infrastructure. my sense is and i say this successly to the president and she is a new president in a country that she has already made impact from time to time. do something bigger in order to -- and do it with outside partners of that kind. you continue in a symbolic way to drive that agenda. we have the capacity to link and the people in the informal sector. what amazes me at the moment, whether it's in india, the women's association and the waste pickers international and worldwide and slum dwellers international, these are very poor people, but they are linking through the numbers that they are. we have to address the unemployment of young people in innovative ways. i think the capacity to create these new kinds of partnerships and i think women are good at partnering and it has to take on a role in development. listening to the development dealing with their countries that are -- they have to prioritize i

pat finland oversees the operation. he knows the world's best golfers expect the best. >> we're going to give them what they need. >> reporter: an even green is key. the olympic club is the first to use a new electric mower on this bent race. trimmings are so fine, they're like sand. >> they can one-putt or three-putt. they can make up ground or lose ground. >> reporter: he isn't the only one with an eye on the ground. everyone this young golf fan is checking conditions. >> it's fine. it's been really good. >> reporter: he sometimes swings at the olympic club. he says the pros will be tested. >> i think, like, 17 and 18. >> reporter: the first day of practice delivered bright sunshine. locals say it's not the norm. >> foggy, cold. hopefully it will stay this way all week. i have a feeling it won't be this way for seven more days. >> reporter: a change in the forecast will chill fans and competitors. but finland will take it. >> it makes it a challenge from a waterway standpoint. when we get the fog, we back off the wate

the number of directions going to this noble finland we are here very close to finland he said it is but because we are not systems that are already more flexible in terms of multiple entries we just same visit but i agree it's not enough we should go further and that's where we are working and it depends of course on the political will of all the twenty seven member states but also on some technical matters that have to be addressed by a russian will sort it is and i hope to see progress in the not distant future in this area that i know is very important for the russian citizens namely young citizens but not only also it is very much in the interest of the u.p.a. as a red state. thank you. chris. thank you but as you know that once accomplished when we were reporting a building in one of. these builders farmed fish it's not. something something valuable when they were building this was it was hidden in the mines and seventeen it was brought up and we. offer it to our european colleagues to go and see as this valuable things that were promised the represents a sort of open media fre

are there positive outcomes, spain, finland, sweden? could you tell me about what the key common elements are that made those projects successful? >> well, i would say the key common elements are that the prospects were made to look positive in the eyes of the local communities. and they were an asset to the communities. and as i say, that's why there has actually been in some cases active bidding to hold -- to hold the site. so i think that's the key to it. to make it not a penalty that's being forced on you but an opportunity for the community. and that will differ for different communities, what they find attractive. but it seems to be working very well in all the other countries that we visit. as i say, none of them have the particular complications we do in our federal system. but given that, we're optimistic. >> talking about some of the particular complications in the federal system. and the written testimony you'd mentioned in terms of the epa, working with the nuclear regulatory commission. they should begin working together to

i've cited examples in new mexico, finland, france and sweden where there are possible templates for us to explore. i look forward to exploring these examples and see if we've found something new here that can work. but we must not lose sight of the ultimate goal here, which is where is the long-term solution? and are we getting there any time soon? we must not forget the nuclear power is a viable part of our energy mix. it's affordable, runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it's an essential part of an all of the above strategy. we cannot secure our country's energy future without providing for its continued success. that means developing our natural resources such as mining for domestic american uranium, found an abundance, mr. chairman, in my home state of wyoming. it also means expanding -- expediting the citing and construction of new nuclear power plants across the country and providing for a long-term storage facility for spent fuel. so i pledge to continue to work with my colleagues, with you, others on the committee, and in the senate to achieve these things. again, thank

maybe the great example could work out in ireland or in finland, but can definitely not work out in the mentality of kosovo. so the country has to adopt the experience and expertise to their own needs and own specification. within the country in order to be more received and more used within the country. >> whom should hear that message? whom do you want to hear that message that you so passionately just shared with us? >> the message has to be across from the local leaders from the community, but also -- >> who do you want to hear? >> also the international communities. >> okay. >> there has to be flexibility within their mission mandate. there is not a fixed mission mandate. there has the mission mandate prior reaching to the ground. it has to be preplanned and has to be jointly planned with the local actors or within the country. because it cannot function in just trying to come and insert it within the country, because it will definitely not have an effect. >> administrator clark, is that realistic in the way things work today in the world? >> well, i was going to tackle the questio

finland, for example, number one in the world. finland. why is finland number one in the world? because every child gets free health care country meals while they are at school to teach class remiss 14 and the devotee trained teachers 80 and they tell the students every day whether it is true or not yorubaland coming your brilliant. that is what the well-to-do in america gets. they send their kids to school that has 14 in the class and the atoka every day that they're brilliant whether they are or not. but they've got money. [laughter] the top 1% in america has the same level of achievement of all of the students in finland but it's only when you enter this poverty and students of color that america becomes 25. that's what we are now. i'm sorry to go on for so long but this is such a powerful question. >> i just noticed this young man has a question. did you have a question? [inaudible] >> we are blessed to have you year [inaudible] >> the question is -- you can jump in also [inaudible] i am wondering about the sensitivity, or the insensitivity of the african-americans as far as

in the laplands area, in northern finland, today it snowed. it is a gray and cold landscape over there. if it is only that light in late june, just imagine how dark it gets in december. >>> according to locals, this month has been unusually cold and rainy, but they say it's going to be up in the 80s by next week. next [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ so, where to next? she's using more. he's using more. america's appetite for energy is growing. nuclear energy is part of the answer to meet this demand. nuclear energy facilities in 31 states already provide reliable and affordable electricity for one in 5 homes and businesses, and nuclear energy is america's largest source of clean air electricity. so nuclear energy can provide made-in-america electricity while protecting the environment.

this year, is it going on in finland this year? >> yeah the world championships. >> man, that's great. and i just want to read part of the -- one thing here. i guess -- in the regionals if you want to call it that. people who perform are judged in two different rounds right? >> that's correct. >> right. okay. and here's one of the rules i want to read. please note the scores from both rounds are added to determine the contestants' sunshine scores. this combined score determines the winner. confusion over the detail was the cause of the controversy in the 2006 finals that tore at the very fabric of competitive air guitar. wow that must have been a big >> because it's all olympic ice skating rink judging you know if you do a 4.0 to 6.0. it ended up being a tie. >> huge thing. so serious. you guys have a favorite artist you like to work with? >> yeah, rush is my favorite. >> how about you? >> i'm a prince guy. >> all right. what are you looking forked a judge and. >> well, we're judging in three categories. technical accuracy, which is how much what you're doing look

. >>> finally if you're headed to finland you may want to pack sunscreen, a couple of sleeping masks because in the northern part of the country the sun doesn't set for 60 days during the summer. the phenomenon occurs in latitudes north of the arctics, south of the antarctic circle. residents celebrate by relaxing in hot tubs, bonfires. i have relatives in sweden and they called me at midnight once and they were at the beach. >> i can't relate to it. i know our friends in alaska and they deal with it. i lived in maine and the sunday set at 3:30. >> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow on nbc. >>> time now for an early look at some stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. as we mentioned earlier, the u.s. supreme court could hand down decisions on the constitutionality of president obama's health care law. as well as arizona's controversial immigration law as early as today. in florida, the miami heat will take part in a victory parade to celebrate the team's championship win over the oklahoma city thunder. today marks one month until the opening compe

. -- the italy-finland game came down. >> the italians managed to hold their nerve and stop them. is is not the first time england has had a problems with penalty kicks. >> jubilation for the italians, both in the stadium and back home. the party in wrong continued late into the night after a match that was on a knife's edge for most of the evening. the game began with a flurry of chances. he hit the post in the third minute. moments later, johnson had a good chance for england. it was denied by the keeper. the upstanding playmaker do with a dream pass, but the keeper ride in the nick of time. they kept up the tempo and he was deservedly named uefa's man of the match. italy kept dictating the terms of the second half, but they squandered their best opportunities. the rest were blocked by the england keeper, joe hart. . and continue to have opportunities. rooney miss the last one for england in regular time. after extra time, the score was still nil all and it went to penalties. he let his goal in for italy. this crucial penalty was saved. diamante made no mistake. italy won 4-2 an

. >>> in finland one camera crew entered the wrong bird's territory. the group was covering a story when it came across an angry male bird. not interested in entertaining the visitors, the bird attacked the car, pecking at the tires, chasing it as the team drove off. the crew was able to shoot the video but the segment will be shorter than expected there. pretty smart they could figure out they could pop the tires. this is why we stay in studio. >> it gets dangerous out there when you start trying to film on location. you never know when birds attack. >> always a problem. >> time for early look at stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. the united nations human rights council will hold an emergency session in geneva on the deteriorating situation on syria and last week's massacre of over 100 villagers. it is the fourth session on syria within the last year, they are expected to pass a resolution condemning the killings. >>> swimsuit season or no swimsuit season, head to the local donut shop to celebrate the 75th annual national donut day.

. >> that's because the first officially licensed angry birdsland theme park opened today in finland,up, an entire park based on angry birds. that's a stretch. it has 12 rides and attractions inspired by the game plus an adventure course, a shop, snack food stands and plenty of souvenirs. the developer hope the park is the first of many to be built around the world. >>> still ahead tonight d.c. shakes up the way it will declare a champion when it comes to high school football. >> but first from rats to roaches, the restaurants 9 wants you to know about next. >>> on the menu tonight some restaurants you may want to cross off your list. our kitchen at the station is pretty spic and span but we found some that are a little unsavory with mice, rats, roaches, investigative reporter russ ptacek with this week's report. >> tonight we've got violations in the district and montgomery, fairfax and prince george's counties. you'll see some where you'd least expect. just off dupont circle on connecticut avenue northwest the white tablecloths at the downstairs city lights of china are now upstaged

investors within that this could leave and while most of the present presidents for countries like finland or germany to say well we may actually if you don't get your house in order so then they would have a more credible as friend. to push other countries to do the necessary. so it's a very open how this all end but i fear that in in the end these. two political pressure and start running the printing press. now as we go to some other stories from around the world around one thousand are testers took to the streets of the malaysian capital calling for an end to the violence between muslim and buddhist communities in western media mark many of the demonstrators removes them forced to leave the rest they tried to march on myanmar as embassy where they were met by police going sectarian violence has already seen dozens killed and thousands of homes toward. japanese police have arrested the one suspect linked to the deadly gas attack on tokyo subway seventeen years ago the fifty four year old was arrested after staff in an internet cafe reported seeing someone answering the fugitive's descri

stormy weather is expected to expand much of finland. the baltic states and northwestern russia over the next 24 hours. out west, scattered showers are affecting much of the british isles and will likely intensify as we head into thursday because another system moves in. temperatures are still soaring in the iberian peninsula. 38 degrees in madrid and 36 degrees expected on your wednesday. out toward the east, looking mild. 21 in moscow and 18 degrees in warsaw. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

. >> a team of journalists in finland stopped to shoot this colorful wood grouse while they were out on assignment but the bird did not appreciate them being in his territory. after making some warning sounds, he got really aggressive and went after the tires first on the journalist's vehicle. he wasn't finished yet. then he chased them away as they drove away. they were smart enough to stay in their cars the whole time. look at that. get out of here! >> yeah, he's not happy. some of those roosters have like spikes on their legs. have you guys seen that? >> they can run. >> watch out for those tv reporters. we'll see you at 6:00.

for that fourth seed on the murray overcame a back injury done to beat finland your full name in one six six four six one six two how it ended with the scot stating afterwards he should be fine to soldier on you know is just a muscle spasm you know that's nothing to shoot overly concerned by but when you have very difficult to show your special to you know you know it's early morning it took a bit of time for your body to warm up and stuff so. i'm not doing any permanent damage by finishing you much like you do to the. russia's top man mikhail youzhny also made to work hard but still progressed after beating the twin robin haase in straight sets nextel for usually a tough encounter in the guise of spain's david for who proved too strong for. france. to another french beneteau. a mixed day meanwhile for the russians in the women's side of the draw i'll see a publishing co over the first player on thursday to make run three following the victory over gary and melinda sink she no i mean czech clarus that knocked out another russian reoccur. kept the flags flying knocking out a wild card

world rally championships are also being promoted by the appearance of a three time runner up in finland and according to physicality the drive is looking forward to it as much as much of the spectators. for us. it's a great feeling as well. as a different situation before most fair from its weekend yeah it's much more simple it's much much less pressure. but it's fantastic because driving with her for a while. but square it's just great just time to tell you has taken the first set against. quarterfinal the french open and took it on a tiebreaker the second set is just starting or updates in the next bulletin until . culture is that so much different and there's a huge decision on the mark when the series goes so to summon on with the violent crisis in syria continuing to deepen and spread can lebanon remain on the sidelines much longer. mission free accreditation free transfer charges free the maintenance free. three stooges free. the old free blood can plug in video for your media projects a free media old dog hearty dot com. the official auntie application. called touch from the. vid

sponsor this issue, uk, russia, and the u.s., actually proposed that this conference will take place in finland, and there is a facilitate they're is now traveling the world around, actually trying to discuss the question of mass destruction, weapons-free middle east. the question is difficult, i know, and no practical steps will probably be taken for a long time. but it's important that all these parties will meet at the same table, and that we'll be able to at least start the process. so i think these negotiations in baghdad and next time in moscow should also be seen in the context of this region namnal security and this u.n. conference this is coming up. they should not be isolated and at least there is a timeline. probably this conference will take place in december. so if the negotiations break up before that timeline, which also coincide was the new u.s. president, then it would be very, very unfortunate. so i would actually like to -- like to appeal to the arms control association that you observe that this conference is taking place, and that it's important that actually this question

rally championships will also be promoted by the appearance of three time runner up we have been in finland and according to physicality the drivers are looking forward to it as much as the spectators. for us. it's a great feeling as well. as a different situation beef from his weekend yeah it's much more simple it's much much less pressure. but it's it's fantastic because driving with a formula one. square it's just greed and it's all sport more like your. well to british. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. now.

involves riding on bikes kayaking climbing and running and was help for the sign close to the russian finland border with more here's constantine put up a. every year the red fox adventure race takes place somewhere new and every year it becomes more and more difficult dangerous and extreme this time out it was on the russian side of the corral a region along with its savage yet beautiful scenery become better is forced to burst through various obstacles a new route covering a distance of foremost three hundred kilometers on mountain bikes kayaks and on food with many interesting checkpoints along the way up to writing more than one hundred kilometers away the competitors will have to climb twenty metres down this and if to reach their next checkpoint. after climbing down the added climber speak for entrance to an underground cave the competitors then change scenery with a battle down the river the challenge here if waiting rapids before reaching the stormy way to see. the organizers certainly making sure that boredom wouldn't become an issue next task climbing up a mountain on a deserted isl

championships will also be promoted by the appearance of three time runner up in a coherent and all finland's and according to physicality the drivers are looking forward to it as much as the spectators. were asked. it's a great feeling it's. a different situation different atmosphere from it it's a weekend here it's much more see police much much less pressure. but it's it's fantastic because driving with a for a one. hundred square it's just great. with only a couple of days left ahead of their thirty one million dollar fights w b o welterweight champion many and challenger timothy bradley were both radiating called finance at a news conference at m.g.m. grand in las vegas no matter what the outcome of the ballots will be hot favorite buck ya is guaranteed the bulk of the prize funds though should the undefeated brad to produce them opposite on saturday he will be in line for a much brighter future and america is predicting bucky will have to ask for a rematch so now we. know you and you can explain this to you guys. citic it right here. all right for the next five nov tenth. i'm already pr

investors within the congress could leave and hold most of the press and presidents for countries like finland and germany to say well we may actually leave if you don't get your i was this in more of the earth so then they would have a more credible threat. to push other countries to do the necessary stuff so it's very open how this all ends but i fear that in in the end of the e.c.b. really it's too political pressure and start running the printing press but. now it's time to take a look at some other stories from around the world this hour. seven people including four police officers have been injured as striking coal miners clashed in northern spain with police the protesters blocked roads and fired missiles from homemade rocket launchers after the government slashed money subsidy subsidies by two thirds mining is an integral part of spain's already ailing economy and the cuts could spell the end for the industry in the country. japanese police have arrested the last suspect linked to the deadly gas attack on tokyo's subway seventeen years ago the fifty four year old was arrested after sta

championships will also be promoted by the appearance of three time runner up he could have been in finland and according to physically the drivers are looking forward to it as much as the spectators. for us. it's a great feeling of. a different situation before atmosphere from the weekend it's much more see police much that it's much less pressure. but it's it's fantastic because driving with a four one. square it's just greed. and that is all the sport for now the weather is coming up. well the first science technology innovation hall the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british style. that's not on the title. market why not come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. culture is that so much different and there's a huge music to share all right and find the market for sirius go soeda going on with the violent crisis in syria continuing to deepen and spread can lebanon remain on the sidelines much longer than. me leave. i

before the fourth seed on the murray overcame a back injury in an opening set loss to beat finland yahoo nieman in one six six four six one six games the two have ended with the scant stating afterwards we should be fine to soldier on. you know if it is just a muscle spasm that's nothing to shoot overly concerned by but. very difficult to show off especially you know you know it's early morning so it's a bit of time for your body to warm up and so. i'm not doing any. finishing much i could do to. russia's top ranked mikhail youzhny also made to work hard but still progressed after beating the trend robert haas in straight sets next up for usually a tough challenge in the guise of spain studied for well dmitri french bending julien better. mix to meanwhile for the russians in the women's side of action i want to see a proper chink over the first player on thursday to make ryan three following the three one here in berlin this think she don't need to check laura has knocked out another russian maria for a length while back at the flag flying knocking out wild card player a few are starting

point where the bill has come due and you have to figure out whether the creditor nations -- germany, finland, netherlands -- are going to pony up and get more fiscally integrated with the rest of europe and that's a big unresolve question. the elites want it. political elites want it. but whether the populist, the average man on the street wants that, no one really knows. the graek electioeek elections h will be important to see if the so-called preripheral nations want to be part of the political union. the economics and financial part of this is pretty clear. what the actual politicians and the constituencies choose though is really very much up in the air. >> what do you do from an investment standpoint at this point? the retail investor in the face of all of this. >> i have to say -- i'm sorry to say this, but i think cash is not a bad option for the retail investor but i do think over the next six months, candidly -- sounds like hyperbole but this could be one of the most important periods in economic history in the next six months in terms of how you resolve europe, how you resolve the

olympic gold medalist player overseeing victory in all ten games at the recent finals in sweden and finland however the sports federations chief in russia says the victory was only one step on the way to possible olympic success at sort in two years. we have something to be proud of we should bring up the youth on such a victory you have all seen the parade and the way all the boys looked at each kid and mark in such close are true heroes for all of them that's the best example of raising and educating our children through sport for that purpose. and we're ready to have a lot of exhibits for it we'll get the music. and be a basketball where boston have avoided falling into a major hole in the recent conference finals series with miami the celtics winning game three at home tonight trail two one in their best of seven battle against the heat kevin garnett not change the points eleven rebinds will rage on rondo on the twenty one along with ten assists in the ten point win the turning point really being when the celtics i scored miami fifteen zero in the second quarter turn a six point deficit

special stages on the final day but he was still my thirty seconds faster overall than have been in finland norway spent a sober compared to the podium in his forward and twenty one year old russian you get enough accomplished for there are six stops left on the world championship calendar. now the woman in tennis championship start on monday and they will see world number one maria sharapova in action on center court against the unseeded and a sierra leon of earth rather than going for back to back grand slam titles after winning the french open either to. also you've seen this williams face russian. four time grand slam winner kim clijsters also in action the belgium adamant she will retire at the end of the season and this will be her last time when we didn't question faces a hard test against a teensy bit which. will be tough yankovic's a you know tough opponent we've had some really tough battles in the past and i think some of my one of the matches that i played played against in the city in the finals of sydney is one of the the matches that always remember as one of the fun as match

it's the first angry birds land and it opened today in finland. there are 12 rides and attractions, an adventure course, shop, snack, food. the plan is to build adventure playgrounds in other cities and towns worldwide featuring angry birds inspired swings, sand pits, climbing tower and slides and outdoor arcade games. >> really? >> i think people will be tasered angry birds. that's what i think. >> -- tired of angry bird. >> of. that's what i think. >> ninja fruit is next. >> never heard of it. >> it's ridiculous. >> we'll be back. >> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mailbag, the address mailbag at wusa9.com. 9 news now will be right back. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced. is this right? right here, like this? ♪ turn that off! plants can smell our fear then miracle-gro expand'n gro made things a lot easier for us. it expands when you water it. and improves your soil. for big beautiful plants that grow up to three times the flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. we were so bad at this before. partic

championships will also be promoted by the appearance of three time runner up nico here and all from finland and according to physical other drivers are looking forward to it as much as the spectators. were asked. it's a great feeling as well. as a different situation before that was fair from its weekend yanks much more see police much much less pressure. but it's fantastic because driving with a for a one. hundred square it's just great. with just a couple of days left before their thirty one million dollar fight be all walter weight champion many pikey al and challenger timothy bradley were both radiating confidence at a news conference at the m.g.m. grand in the last vegas no matter what the outcome of the ballots will be favorite bucky how is the bulk of the prize funds though should be undefeated bradley juice and papa said on saturday he will be in line for a much brighter future and american is predicting but will have to ask her a rematch twenty four so now. oh yeah explain this to us. sit take it right. all right put it next fight nov tenth. i'm already predicting the future guys r

rally championships will also be promoted by the appearance of three time runner up we have been in finland and according to physicality the drivers are looking forward to it as much as the spectators. for us. it's a great feeling as well. as a different situation beef from its weekend you know it's much more simple it's much much less pressure. but it's it's fantastic because driving with a formula one there on the. square it's just great and it's also more like. british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. the global financial headlines kaiser reports. through in syria government forces find the corpses of women and children killed in another slaughter once again with a high profile. global political attention. wrapping up his chinese told. the political revolution failed to bring. women in egypt the fight for equality is doomed as this interests rise from the ashes of the uprising. and the russian government will privatized one of us most lucrative assets a year early all the details in the business of they then twenty minutes. international news and comment t

continues to go ahead nuclear continues to go ahead in the united states and continue to go ahead in finland france is seventy percent seventy five percent nuclear so i think it depends country to country you have south korea building new nuclear power plants and so it's a very mixed picture and not what people talked about two years ago we talk about a nuclear renaissance it's a mixed picture renewables is very interesting and i had a lot of fun in in the quest really trying to understand the rise and fall and rebirth of renewables and i talk about the rebirth of renewables because this was an industry. with great enthusiasm in the one nine hundred seventy s. a nine hundred eighty s. but it was very very small and technically mature renewable industry today is much more mature industry wind machines are much bigger solar costs are coming down but they're still more expensive and they still haven't got to scale so it's going to be a further revolution before i think that they really gain more market share unless you're a country like germany which says we're rich country we're willing to rea

special stages on the final day but he was still almost thirty seconds faster overall than have been in finland always but a soul who completed the podium in these four twenty one year old russian you can you know if you call forty four there are six stops left on the world rally championship calendar. when tennis championships start on monday and it will see world number one maria sharapova in action on center court against the unseeded and is to see it early on of are going for back to back grand slam titles after winning the french open other ties there was even this williams face russian you mean the best for time grand slam winner kim clijsters is also in action in the belgian is adamant she will retire at the end of this season and this will be her last wimbledon but she does face a tough test against the eighteen seed and even the young conviction will be tough yankovic's a you know the tough opponent we've had some really tough battles in the past and i think some of my. one of the matches that are played played against you in the city in the finals of sydney is one of the the matches t

the bill has come due and you're going to have to figure out whether the creditor nations, germany, finland, netherlands, are going to pony up and actually get more fiscally integrated with the rest of europe and that is a big, unresolved question. the elites want it, the political elites want it. whether the populists, the average man on the street, really wants that, no one knows. i think greece, the greek elections on june 17th, will be very important too to determine whether the peripheral nations really want reform, really want to be part of the union. so these are very unhandicapable events because they're political. the economics and financial part of this is clear. what the politicians and constituencies choose is really very much up in the air. >> what do you do from an investment standpoint at this point? the retail investor in the face of all this? >> have to say, sorry to say this, but i think cash is not a bad option for the retail investor because i do think over the next six months, sounds like hyperbole, but this could be one of the most important periods in economic history

more pressure on governments to do reforms and will also be pressing presidents for countries like finland and germany to say well we may actually lead if you don't get your i was this in order so then they would have a more credible threat. to push other countries to do the necessary stuff so. it's a very open how this all in but i fear that in in the end the e.c.b. . to political pressure and start running the printing press but. the e.u. has admitted at least discussing plans to limit withdrawals or say from cash machines impose border controls if greece quits the euro what effect do you think this would have on the union. whether. it shows the breeze leaves. want to leave without having reforms was a very talented people would of course like to rescue their words and they want to prove it is like the berlin wall and you stop people from getting their stuff into into labor too so i think this is not the right thing to do. right now philip baguettes joining us live from spain thank you very much for an alfa romeo come. our recession raging and social problems soaring the two go hand in h

there are countries like finland, the netherlands, and austria who are very much on the side with her, but her view is that it is all about sequencing. what she does not want to see is an agreement to have, for instance, a joint liability over death before these countries have really been put in a position where she has said in the that loans will be repaid and that they will live within their means. so what she is pushing for, first of all, is greater economic integration and, indeed, political union. only when she has that in place is she willing to discuss the idea that perhaps there could be some joint liability for debt. on the other hand, the french take an entirely different view. they say -- let's get on with it. let's have more solidarity now. let's help these countries who are in trouble, and maybe later on, they will agree to a greater transfer of sovereignty from their country to brussels. >> thank you very much for joining us. in other news now, the south american foreign ministers are in argentina to decide whether economic sanctions would be imposed on paraguay over the

investors within the congress could leave and hold most of the press and precedents for countries like finland and germany to say well we may actually leave if you don't get your i was this in more so than they would have them are kind of us friends. to push other countries to do the necessary stuff so it's very open how this all ends but i fear that in in the end the d.c.b. leads to political pressure and start running the printing press but. now it's time to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world this hour. seventeen people have been killed and at least twenty seven police officers injured in a series of violent clashes imperiled wise in northeastern province a group of landless farmers took control of a remote forest reserve but were then forced out by police the interior minister has been fired because of the incident left wing activists are campaigning for a land that they believe was illegally taken by the country's former military rulers. seven people including four police officers have been injured as drug in coal miners northern spain with police the prote