joining me now for more on the story is africa's harrison and william a welcome to harrison you're from tanzania and you've been hearing a lot you know from home and just just how are people reacting to this tragedy it was very hard to see 1st of these pictures and videos circulating in social media you know the people we have burned. on the ground it was very very hard to see those pictures and there are quite some discussions in social media on why this is happening. so many people are dying within a very short time. so it was tough yet tough tough as it may be harrison i mean it begs the question it's been say that the death toll was as high as it is because people literally read from the homes they brought jerry cans to the side to to siphon feel it begs the question harrison is is it a sign of desperation that people would risk their lives in such a way i mean some people in our portfolio as they were called to come to scene and said no it's dangerous but so many people did go is it is a desperation hires why would so many people have gone. one can talk about dispersion because you

is africa's harrison and william a welcome to harrison you're from tanzania and you've been hearing a lot you know from home and just just how are people reacting to this tragedy. it was very hard to see 1st of these pictures and videos circulating in social media you know of the people we have banned. on the ground it was very very hard to see those pictures and the what some discussions in social media on why this is happening again you know so many people died within a very short time. so it was tough yes tough tough as it may be harrison i mean it begs the question it's been say that the death toll was as high as it is because people literally ran from the homes they brought jerry cans to the sides to to to siphon feel it begs the question how soon is is it a sign of desperation that people would risk their lives in such a way i mean some people in our portfolios they were called to come to the scene and said no it's dangerous but so many people did go is it is a desperation hires and why would so many people have gone. one can talk about dispersion because you know this is an opp

column harrison, bbc news. —— com harrison.. but no, seriously, it‘s not the way i wanted to win. it‘s not the way i wanted to win. it‘s not easy for a napoli to pull out, especially in a final round —— an athlete. but i know she is going to bounce back real quick. she is an incredible athlete and i wish her the fastest recovery. meanwhile, rafael madal won the men‘s final in montreal by thrashing russia‘s daniil medvedev in straight sets. the top seed and world number two needed just just 70 minutes to complete a 6—3, 6—0 victory and claim a record—extending 35th masters series title, and his fifth in canada. i play out a grand final, during the week of course there have been up—and—down. as is normalfrom coming from holidays. but i was able to find a way and today i played my best match so far. though very happy about my level today. thus confidence and just happy about winning the title here again in montreal means a lot to me. on to golf, and patrick reed of the usa has won the northern trust open in newjersey, which was th

is africa's harrison and william a welcome to harrison you're from tanzania and you've been hearing a lot you know from home and just just how are people reacting to this tragedy there it was very hard to see 1st of these pictures and videos circulating in social media you know of the people we have burnt. on the ground it was very very hard to see those pictures and the reports some discussions in social media on why it's happening you know so many people died within a very short time. so it was tough yes tough tough as it may be harrison i mean it begs the question it's been say that the death toll was as high as it is because people literally ran from the homes they brought jerry cans to the sides to to to siphon feel it begs the question how sad is is it a sign of desperation that people would risk their lives in such a way i mean some people in our report old as they were called to come to scene and said no it's dangerous but so many people did go is it is a desperation hires why would so many people have gone. one can talk about dispersion because you know this is an opportunity

and needs to be -- harrison street is a narrow street. there's a lot of traffic. i reached out to bernie davis. they have no dialogue and then say listen, this is the project. i just received a shadow study, it is not really a study, it takes place shadowing our businesses, and the patio. i can reference -- they said that basically they can't do any litigation, but they didn't do a shadow study to see how they could make it. i think it would be helpful that driveway would be mandatory. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm a business restoration workmen. i spend my time restoring the historic housings dr. i'm the last thing on the block on the right-hand side. i do want to echo the negative impact. you be huge if they are allowed to put the parking garage entrance there. it is very congested. they are concerned future condo owners will be upset and complain the can't get in and out. the firm that is in charge of this has had nothing to me. if chris hadn't brought this up to me, i wouldn't know it was happening. that has been no e-mail, no phon

promoted pot of born got their 1st point of the season at cologne taking care of 5 borg shelter down harrison and on friday leipzig routed gladbach dortmund and berlin will be getting away shortly and on sunday bremen will host the bird well dusseldorf travel to frankfurt and a reminder of the top story that we're following for you at this hour police fire tear gas and water cannons with blue dye of protesters on the streets of hong kong it's the 13th straight weekend of mass protests there for thousands of folks democracy demonstrators defied a police ban to march just a day after several protest leaders were arrested in a sweeping crackdown. through watching news more news at the top of the hour don't forget all the latest headlines available on our web site d w dot com

coleman harrison, bbc news.n's singles, which is being played in montreal, the early winners on wednesday included the defending rafael nadal. he's bidding to win the tournament for a fifth time, and beat the british qualifier dan evans in straight sets — but they were both hard—fought sets, with nadal taking the first on a tie—break, before winning the second 6—4. yeah, a tough one. i have been playing well. so i came on court knowing that it will be a tough match and, i'm happy about this, and that first sat. —— set. an important victory, i'm happy to be through. the number two seed dominic thiem is also through to the third round, but was taken to three sets by canada's denis shapovalov. thiem, who won his first masters series title at indian wells earlier this year, won the deciding set 6—3. he plays the number 14 seed marin cilic next. on to football, and there were five more champions league qualifiers in europe on wednesday, and they included a win for olympiakos. they beat the turkish side istanbul bazak

colm harrison rounds up the action.s between saudi arabia and iran are, both legs of this last 16 side are being played on neutral territory with dubai acting as alberti had's temporary home for the first match. this game was only seven minutes old when is bahama fired the iranians side into a stunning freekick. the lasted two minutes. after an attempted clea ra nce minutes. after an attempted clearance pounced off the crossbar twice, the chilean striker was on hand to bring the equaliser. now the saudi side, dominating thereafter, you had to wait in till late in the second half to make that superiority count. with 18 minutes to go, ziad scored the winning goal. the champions of 2004 and 2005 are now taking a slender lead into the second leg in zohar. they are a very good team. that's why they finished first. it was difficult when they scored the first goal and it was a good reaction for us. good result, we are happy, but we know that there is still — they are, the leg is opened. they have big chances to qualify, too. m

colm harrison reports.e champions league but there is only room for one of them in this season ‘s semi—final and after disappointing no goal firstly, we are semi—final and after disappointing no goalfirstly, we are no semi—final and after disappointing no goal firstly, we are no closer to knowing who will reach it. squandering numerous chances that fell to al—hilal while al—ittihad could not get past the goalkeeper. the second leg can only be better. earlier, shanghai sipg hosted urawa red diamonds in the first of two japanese quarter—finals. a grateful forward was on hand to put them in front. i have time it was a 2—0. shinzo koroki's six goal of the competition gave the champions some breathing space. shanghai sipg were thrown to lifelines after a clumsy challenge gave hulk the chance to put one forward. hulk then tucked away his second penalty of the game. still all to play for in the second leg. colm harrison, bbc news. we conceded two goals and i think the team looked like... the players looked lost on

clarke and michael harrison thank you for stepping into the big picture and thank you all for watching the big picture i'm holland cook in washington back here same time next week meantime question more. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic to follow only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. with 6 of those to submit. my little course. of business with the most. ok see that guys go and do a bios of look at them on your buddies to follow it's almost the same token from the show such as the flute souls a. new tool in your. new book. oh hi there i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report. lot of people talk about ponzi scams but do people really know what a ponzi scheme is stacy well of course we've been talking about ponzi schemes because he can't taper a ponzi and that was attempted over the past year with quantitative tightening in interest rates rising obviously that has all fallen apart especially in europe where we have 15 trillion and negative yielding d

so, this caused a big problem for william harrison polk. so, this is the situation going back to the sons of polk. there were seven of them. they go back and forth showing which son would've been the right one. should have picked someone else. they didn't have new information . all they could do is speculate. and for whatever reason he decided, east william, the second son. they ended up in north carolina. that's the way he wrote the book. he doesn't make any qualifications on it. that's the way the family history comes down to the last hundred years. does when it came down to the present day. the problem is of course it was just a speculation, and he had no fax behind it. and it actually is wrong. that's what i want to mention now. have a couple of statements here . i don't need to read through my guess. i do want to mention he makes these payments. he relates to another person was a well-known who is in the. both of those are not to be incorrect. we know that in two ways. one is the traditional way of paper trail you. i spent many days ov

did he bang chris harrison?> he was going to ride into paradise and somehow be unscathed. >> this is real life. >> yep, it is. this season will be a franchise first when demi from colton's season falled in love with a women. >> i could see being with her for the rest of my life. >> how did things go for you guys? >> so emotional, but worth it. >> we are waiting to see what happens with bachelor hannah's big mike. he's a front-runner for the "bachelor" but he's not on board. >> i have a lot of questions. i take my life serious. i don't care if i'm on it have or not. >>> still ahead, tyra banks's dooshl full-time with rihanna's 7-year-old look alike. >> you look just like with thomd luke gone wild. >> there's no filters. we have fun with it. >>> we are with the hot men of country. plus, behind the scenes the with this guy in a fat suit. >>> plus, chris's soccer workout fail. closed captioning provided by -- >>> okay, so that's how we are used to seeing the god of thund who saw "avengers: end game" there was a much

i just want to point out 2% did say chris harrison quandary.na smack that 2%. >> yes. we will talk to you all later. >> later on. i'm gonna go with what the audience said, and go with b, monty hall problem, final answer. >> yeah, what's behind three doors? >> yeah. >> "let's make a deal," monty hall. yep. [cheers and applause] there you go! well done, audience! [dramatic music] ♪ >> thank you. >> that is $3,000. when we come back, on celebrity judge week, we're going for that $5,000 threshold. stick around. ♪ even if you're not a millionaire, you could be treated like a caesar at caesars palace in las vegas. stay in lavish new rooms, savor culinary perfection by world famous chefs, experience unforgettable

not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. >> it got dylan out of hiding.the stage again. it was unparalleled at the time and may still be unparalleled. ♪ ♪ >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who had succeeded in the '60s finding new ways to express themselves in the '70s. >> do you have any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it has? >> because we stay together, i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt that he wasn't going to be around that long. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. and record this record. "exile on main street." in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy-sounding studio. ♪ ♪ >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading the review saying this was a debauched album. i didn't know what debauched means, but i've got to get some of this debauchery stuff. ♪ ♪ >> h

in the end for whatever reason, william harrison polk decided it must have been william ii son. he must have been the guy. that's the way that he wrote the book. that's a fact. doesn't make any qualifications or caveats, just says that's the way it was and the way that family history has come down the last couple of hundred years. his book and mrs.-- book because she did not use what he put in his, and that's what comes down to the present day. the problem is it was just speculation with no fact behind it and worse, it was actually wrong. that's what i want to mention now. i do want to mention we find places in the book where he makes these statements and even relates to another fellow called charles polk the indian trader and claimed he was another son of the same william of somerset and both turned out to be incorrect. how do we know that? one is the traditional way of paper trail, genealogical research and traditional colonial records. i spent many days in maryland state archives digging through every record they have to offer on the polk family. somerset county was rich in t

she knows all the recipes by heart and now she's passed them on to his son harrison he's been working with her for a year. and both of your sons not too hard on me but she's very careful about the quality of the products everything has to be perfect for a problem yeah. cutting herself learned the trade from the parents she comes from a family of fat ground work is that goes back. nine generations. in the nineteen fifties have great grandmother was among the first to sell marshmallow at the file to tone in paris. of the moon. so there you hahave my y grandfatheher ad here y you have my g great grandmother. all the family is here. generation after generation the passion has remained intact in t the family life as a fairirground well to s not without sacrifices from living in a caravan to woworking on weekends for easy to do when you have children you have no choice but to send them to a boarding school shulgin aging schools every other month is too complicated he- still for harrison and frankly if there's no shadow of a doubt they'll do the same job as the mother. we see me yes i want t

president buell, vice president low, commissioner anderson, bonilla, harrison, mazzola and mcdonnell. we want to talk about the remarks you saw by john osaki, the co-chair, we want to emphasize the points of inclusion. i wanted to also give you greetings from our board chair as well as our co-chair who couldn't join us today and the concept was the point of due diligence. i think the video and all of the references talks about the three community-wide meetings, the 100 members who were included in it, the dozens of other meetings we had. we talked about the redevelopment and what effect it had on japantown. it was very important we had this project. as this project was indicated, it's japantown peace plaza open space, but for many of us it's sacred ground. this is our third japanese community in san francisco. we're only three japanese communities left in the whole united states with san diego being the other one and los angeles. so in terms of california and the united states, san francisco's japantown has the symbolism of the history. there was a lot of remarks in terms of inclusion

francine: report harrison from blackrock stays with us.seeing a little bit of a recovery in the markets. 500 atook at the s&p what is happening in europe. u.s. futures are rising. i am looking at what we saw so far. we did have hong kong and the pboc saying that the daily currency fixing is stronger than the fed expected and a sale in hong kong helping to shore up a little bit the flight we got yesterday and the central bank rejecting accusations it manipulates the you on. -- yuan. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the kurds immediately label is probably another form of escalation. label iscy manipulator probably another form of escalation. >> because china is not intervening. >> like a chess game at this point and how china has been curbtime being tried to some yuan weakness. >> if they cannot respond in kind, i think we see is possibly a shot across the bow. >> they have shown they are willing to play with the seven level and the market does not have a firm grip on how far the currency could go. francine: that was the reaction of some of our guest

for more on this story i'm joined now by bruce harrison a journalist in seoul what's your assessment are these tests a setback are or are they a calculated move by pyongyang is part of the negotiating process with the u.s. . well frankly they're a bit of both that are it's all a fight a setback it really depends on your perspective from the. intelligence community or are those nations that are worried about north korea continues to develop its weapons programs this is a setback because based something intelligence we've heard that north korea is testing more short range ballistic missiles it's even claimed that it's developing new rocket systems guided rocket systems so despite the efforts of of south korea the united states in this peace process it's been on the folding for a long time now north korea still obviously continues to develop its weapons program south korea has expressed concern about this and has for a long time now continue to advance its weaponry on this side of the border but i mentioned perspective we've heard time and time again from the trumpet ministration throug

i do think there's some work that still could be done to relocate the entrance of the garage to harrison street. i think that at 120%, the extra b.m.r. unit is not a b.m.r. unit. i said this at the last hearing. the market rent for that apartment in the mission right now is just barely above 120% b.m.r. for the past couple of years, the a.m.i. has been riding faster than the c.p.i., which is what the rent control increase is based on. so i can see a scenario if things keep going this way, and in a couple of years that b.m.r. unit will be more expensive than the market. first of all, it's business address for your owner because they're going to have an upside down unit and still have to rent it through the housing and go through the lottery, but to the community it doesn't benefit. so i would like to see, as commissioner hill has stated, more work on that, on providing more affordability. in exchange for the great benefit that this project sponsor is getting from a potential office allocation that was really just luck because it got grandfathered in during a rezoning. so that's where i am

. >> booger: looking over the middle, harrison knocks it down. again, he's in the middle.ou get chubb rushing it, he throws up a 50/50 ball. the anoh inleti forcing it into tight garoppolo looks very tentative and rusty. hasn't played football in over a year. some would say that'sd. >> joe: a quick screen to winfree. you heard the big thud as reynolds came in there. the flag is down at the 24. >> booger: of course, the flag comes in. anytime there's a big hit, i'm assuming they're going to check and see, was that helmet to helmet, did he lead with the shoulder? >> use of the helmet, that's a point of emphasis. >> referee: no penalty on the play. hit was legal. second down. >> they do a great job of picking up this flag. this looks to be shoulder to shoulder. maybe the helmet contact is incidental. >> booger: that's just a good nfl hit by number 50, reynolds. everybody on the sideline is pumped up. look at sherman. i love to see that. ammate. the fourth quarter a >> joe: third and 13. incomplete. a great visit lisa had with sherm earlier. and after we're done, "sportscenter

portsmouth cruised past birmingham 3—0 in the first round of the carabao cup, ellis harrison scoringce on his home debut to send birmingham out of the competition. dan evans will face rafa nadal for the first time tomorrow after he beat alex de minaur in the first round of the rogers cup. evans beat the australian world number 38 in straight sets. 6-4, 7-6. in the opening day of fixtures in the super league — england's domestic women's 2020 tournament. there was a dramatic victory for surrey stars over yorkshire diamonds at headingly — they won by nine runs. winds too for western storm and southern vipers. chelsea football cloud, has apologised unreservedly for what it's called the terrible past experiences of some of its former players. the premier league cloud has published the findings of damning reviews into historical child sexual abuse and racial abuse at the cloud. here's our sports editor, dan roan. they are criticised two and half yea rs they are criticised two and half years ago when revelations first emerged at the crimes of their former chief got a b also emerged the clou

i love that name archie harrison mountbatten-windsor.nds like a british slip and fall law firm. [ laughter ] "have you been injured we want to get you the pounds that you deserve." [ laughter ] all this royal baby news is pretty exciting. so, in case he's watching, i just wanted to say - [ applause ] ♪ ♪ hello archi you're the royal bab hello archie you're the royal baby ♪ ♪ your dad's named harr but you got no hai and your throne's gonna be a big highchair ♪ ♪ mama's meghan markle an she'll teach you so much like how to read a boo and what not to touch ♪ ♪ hello archi you're the royal bab hello archie you're the royal baby ♪ ♪ hello archi you're the royal bab hello archie you're the royal baby ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ hello archi you're the royal bab hello archie you're the royal baby ♪ ♪ hello archi you're the royal bab hello archie you're the royal baby ♪ >> jimmy: roots, go! ♪ ♪ hello archi you're the royal bab hello archie you're the royal baby ♪ ♪ hello archi you're the royal bab hello archie you're the royal baby ♪ [ cheers and a

so if we go on the west side, then, we can make the right turn on to harrison from essex, so i don't -- so i'm -- i'm a little confused here as to why we're -- we're -- why we're not getting some of these other exemptions, too. but i appreciate you still continuing to let us make the -- the left turn from folsom to essex. so i just need clarification why under f, we can't do the same thing unless it creates too much conflict there, that would be too dangerous. that would be great to find out why we don't have that exception. >> staff can address that at the end. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is roman catau. i voted in the outreach myself, so i'm glad it was chosen. in the presentation, i think staff mentioned 7,000 or 10,000 new residents that live in the area? i would also like to point out that there's several big tech offices in that area, as well, and in particular, we're now going to -- with this project, we're going to have a 12 folsom stop right outside the google sf office, so i hope that google will be willing to do some outreach to workers and let th

know, 500 cases, we handed them out to montgomery county and dc and an amazing woman named barbara harrison said i would like you to come to an award in dc and present you with an award for the fact you did this with nobody asking the diameter banker, i sit behind the desk. if you want to hear me talk, okay. i had not really told my story in public, my husband knew my story and my close friends but for some reason i was moved that morning to tell my story and the next thing you know, barbara harrison had taken out her phone and videotaped it and it was absolutely amazing. next thing you know we became an internet sensation. 150 million people viewed our video. i cannot believe they wanted to hear our store but we decided we would make this a movement. we were going to make change so we started packing more cases. every case gets a new of pajamas with a tag. every case gets a toothbrush, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, bar of soap. we give every case a book, i don't believe there is anything -- any such thing as a used book. only book that has been loved. that's why we write books and make sur

my name is jenny harrison i work again.

wednesday where front runner joe biden will stand directly between his 2 biggest critics coming to harrison cory booker 92 was expected to be at least as combative john hendren is live for us now and to try such on what can we expect then from the candidates at tonight's debate. well as i'm off the stage i think we can expect president trump to be tweeting perhaps tonight more than he did last night he just tweeted a few minutes ago saying very low ratings for the democratic debate last night they're desperate for trump i think by day means the networks and those ratings were a little on the stage i think we can expect tonight to be a little feisty joe biden is the front runner he says his campaign says that he's going to focus on donald trump it seems he wants to remain above the fray and that's what frontrunners like to do they don't like to muddy their hands but he's going to be standing between comolli harrison cory booker and they are his strongest critics both of them african-americans both of them have criticized him on civil rights issues so we can expect to see a little fireworks t

colm harrison reports. home side made a great start. but the match and the tide

is jenny harrison and current. over 800000000 people use the internet in china but things look a lot different there than elsewhere facebook and google blocked for example what's the internet like behind the chinese fire wall i want to copy today on should. most of the world uses products from google apple facebook and amazon or god but not china there are 3 homegrown tech giants dominate the industry they're called by do. ali baba pants are also known as. in china but i do replaces google. and is more popular than facebook is here but that's not all. by jews maps service instead of google maps where you go instead of twitter and tweet church instead of what's. in china separate providers for almost every online service available in the west but they're far more than just copied. in many fields like live streaming. and online payment chinese providers have become global leaders don't you know stockman is a professor at the hattie school of governance in berlin and an expert on china's digital trends she says users

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courtney harrison, news watch 16, susquehanna county. >> a big thanks to courtney harrison and our scrantonffiliate wnep. i just think this is such an empowering message. we know as kids head into school, middle school can be the toughest for them. the numbers say 1 in 4 and 1 in 3 u.s. students have been bullied at school. >> and bullying happens in middle school and a lot of times adults don't see all of it, don't know the extent of it. so that is one way to help combat it. >>> capping off our #goodnewstues, a second grader from wichita, kansas, is teaching all of us a thing or two this morning about reaching out to someone in need. >> the start of a new school year can be stressful for any kid but it was particularly hard for 8-year-old connor who has autism. he was finding it difficult to adjust and was off by himself crying when another 8-year-old boy, christian, came over to him just to hold his hand. >> oh, christian's mother captured the moment and shared it on social media. oh, look at the moms there. conner's mother responded with a heartfelt thanks. the two boys are now inseparab

the saudi champions came from a goal down at home, to win 2—1 — as colm harrison reports.unt against al sadd. seven minutes later and somewhat against the run of play, it was al—sadd who scored first stop by halftime, they lost that lead, paying the price for some dreadful defending in the corner. a deserved equaliser for the defending in the corner. a deserved equaliserfor the home defending in the corner. a deserved equaliser for the home side. defending in the corner. a deserved equaliserfor the home side. the momentum was now with al—nassr who carved an opportunity for giuliano just after the restart. he was sported by a i—handed save by the al—sadd goalkeeper. he wasn't to be denied, he headed in the goal which turned the side in the saudi's favour. giuliano‘s gold means al—nassr will take a slender lead in zoharin al—nassr will take a slender lead in zohar in three weeks time —— giuliano‘s sixth goal means al—nassr will take a slender lead in doha. two more quarterfinals get underway on tuesday, including shanghai sipg against urawa red diamonds in the first of two c

colm harrison reports. ona on a champions league night, al—ahli we re on a champions league night, al—ahlitheir fourth on a champions league night, al—ahli were playing under theirfourth head coach of 2019 and it started so well. the game was only six minutes old when they were fired in front of saudi rivals al—hilal. within ten minutes the visitors were level. two headers and it was 1—1 and that wouldn't be the last sighting of that goal celebration. by half—time, al—hilal were back in front. the second goal was set up but that was as good as it got from al—ahli who despite all the domestic success have never been asian champions. the second half was one—way traffic with al—hilal dominating. within three minutes of the start, the second equaliser of the night and midway through the half, a hat—trick. al—hilal were in front for the first time. ten minutes from the end, four, and with four away goals and a home leg still to come, al—hilal looked well—placed to reach the last date. guitar‘s top to clubs shared a 1-1 date. guitar‘s top to clubs shared a 1—1 draw. al—duhail and al—sadd. al—sad

colm harrison reports. level at 1—1, there was also play for in the return match at abu dhabi. the home side made a great start. but the match and the tide turned in a five—minute speu and the tide turned in a five—minute spell just before and the tide turned in a five—minute spelljust before the break, with goals on both sides. al—nassr went ahead in the tie—in had an advantage ofan ahead in the tie—in had an advantage of an extra away goal. earlier in the second half, al—nassr‘s goalkeeper should have been sent off for this rash challenge. the australian escaped with merely a yellow card. seven minutes later, giuliano drilled home his second goal of the night to put the result beyond doubt. giuliano‘s double secured a 4—3 win which sends the saudi side into the first date. secured a 4—3 win which sends the saudi side into the first datem was a difficult game, but we came here to qualify. we prepared very well ourselves. and we deserve to qualify. we were smarter and we played better and we scored more goa

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the chinese side dominated the game, but weren't able to make it count as colum harrison reports.hampions guangzhou evergrande and the reigning champions kashima antlers was on paper the pick of the quarter—finals. few expected the first leg to be goalless. it should not have been. guangzhou evergrande was so not have been. guangzhou evergrande was so dominant throughout they could have made the second leg of formality but their finishing left a lot to be desired. the captain and striker both failed and this man knows he should have done much better when this chance fell to him midway in the second period. despite being penned into their own half for much of the game, kashima antlers may have won it near the end. he was only the width of a crossbar away from giving them a slender first leg league. the tie now moves to japan for the second leg in three weeks time with kashima antlers the favourites to progress become the first back—to—back winners of the title in 17 years. in the european champions league, three more teams qualified for the group phase on wednesday — and they inclu

the northern irishman finished on 18 under par to win by four shots and watching was colm harrison. bonus shots based on the player standing go into the final event. rory ma ka rova go into the final event. rory makarova is among those who queried the possibility of kind the lower score over the holes are not winning the tournament. he himself made sure that didn't happen by blowing away the rest of the field. the only player to go sub are in each of his four rounds. the world cup one that going into the final round but was short on shots i this might have keptin short on shots i this might have kept in there. in the nta to settle for a share of that place alongside justin thomas who is total of 13 underpar owed much to the denture bonus he was given before a ball had been hit this week. macca was —— mcilroy, finished 1800 to claim a second cup and that $15 million prize. —— at 18 under. second cup and that $15 million prize. -- at 18 under. i met there is bogus, made a huge pile save on 16, was able to birdie the last two, such a cool way to end, what has been for me a great season

colm harrison was watching all the action for us. expected to be their qatari libels and stay on course to add to their two previous champions league titles. the type finely balanced after last