still with us, mary matalin, and peter hart and cnn's gloria borger. run republican campaigns for a living, mary, heading into the next stretch, what is the biggest question for governor perry to prove, that after the initial boomlet, he has staying power? >> he's a very solid front-runner. peter's polls show he's got the highest front-runner number of any previous front-runner and i think also peter's poll shows among the most intense activists, the so-called self-identified tea party activists, he's 2-1, holds a 2-1 lead and all this happened in three weeks. but he has to show that he can withstand the front-runner assault, the comparable period in the last cycle hillary clinton and rudy giuliani and fred thompson were the front-runners, so you have to stand up to having the target on your back, which i think he -- his political skills as are evidenced in his longest-serving governor in texas are considerable and misunderestimated as we adopted texans say, so we'll get through the debates. and i think it's got down to the two-man races as ed rollins

let's go to peter hart, we know rick perry has the big lead.it it up with tea party supporters and nontea party supporters. perry at 45, romney 18. he also leans among non-tea party supporters. getting twin%. romon those who describe themsees as moderate or liberal republicans, which is still a quarter of the republican party. >> okay. problem for on the republican side. they haven't settled. the voters month after month after month there is somebody new that's hot or whatever else it is. >> this 38 is a big number. romney has yet to hit that number when he was the front runner. >> exactly right, but in the bottom line, they're all still being tested. none of them have proved that they're ready, because we looked at them not only in terms of feeling thermometers and not in terms of how interesting they are as president. every element, they have to prove themselves. as you say, for the president, it's tough times. the republicans, they're going to go through tough times this fall and in the spring. >> bill, both republicans, the two front runner

richard hart reports a way to unwrap the world's secrets. >> first we scan the simple bar codes. it is the product name and how much it costs. then we go to the qr code. it is a more two dimensional code that provides pictures and links to locations on the internet. now forget the code. we can get information from pointing the camera at a picture. >> press the scan button. >> and add 3-d information to the real world. >> you are never looking down at your phone. you look through your phone. >> that is augmented reality. it is the specialty of a company with offices in munich and san francisco. it makes mobile and nonmobile aps for tracking the natural features including faces. then we went beyond the camera to add other information such as location to help us do things such as find a place to park. red means the spot one street away is taken and green, it is available. it is layered on city parking sensor data. the next tracks the actual three dimensional objects in the real world. >> we can successfully track a printer. we were able to track it and over lay everything on it and

i wanted -- bruce hart was in the audience, i want to acknowledge him also, looks like he stepped out. he's been really great. we want to wish bruce hart a happy birthday and bruce has been instrumental in helping to guide a lot of our work. so when he comes back in, we can sing happy birthday to him. superintendent garcia? superintendent garcia: i want to thank david and his crew, fabulous work, incredible. most of you know, i was the superintendent in clark county, las vegas, i opened up 65 schools in five years. i know how to build schools. but i'll tell you, none of those schools have the character and really just the feeling of art, of, you know, great a tech the history, the legacy, that the schools that david and his crew have been working on. when you look at them, i just hope, you know, the voters, everybody, i get a chance to visit schools twice a week i go out and visit schools. i remember working here in the late 1980's and our schools didn't look anything like this. i think every citizen in san francisco, when you drive around and see the schools, that's something you gen

fear and it shows no sign of dissipating all right thanks very much for your thoughts there peter hart from the national media watch from there in new york. now the world size talkee community remains it morning with a loss of almost the entire look a motive team after their plane crashed on wednesday forty three people died when the ak forty two crashed on takeoff near the russian city of yes level people also gathered in prague to remember three czech nationals who were among the many top players killed hundreds have been lee flowers their names and lighting candles in their memory top check ice hockey official and former national. well says the loss is a whole. page hard even to talk about we've lost players in their prime they were the hard core of the national team i knew them very well even though they were playing abroad still they were always trying to get better they cared they didn't just want to be part of a system they wanted to know the details of their positions and how to best score they took a huge interest in what they did and i really enjoyed working with them. people

in his drive to discover, richard hart looks at modern travel as viewed by stanley kubrik and abc and nassau. >> this is the flight attendant of the future as envisioned by stanley kubric in his movie " 2001: a space odyssey." >> one of the scenes there is a flight attendant walking up a flight of stairs. they had the sticky velcro stuff and she was doing this exaggerated walk. >> this is the flight attendant of the past as depicted by abc in the television series "pan am." things didn't pan out for pan american or for couldc who was looking at technology that we would be passengering people in space 10 years ago and pan am survived. in flight calls would be placed with a video phone the size of a refrigerator a buck a minute. but it doesn't mean we can't be space travelers. >> they are planning to have something like a pilot and a copilot and maybe five passengers. >> they are private companies virgin galactic and blue origin. >> it is not a big enough vehicle right now to have much in the way of flight attendants. >> >> the tiny spacecraft haven't flown a single passenger yet. >> i

richard hart, abc news. >>> it took three years of research to develop a better ketchup packet. the new packets are designed to solve your fast-food frustrations. it will have a wider opening and hold three times as much keech cheep as those uh -- ketchup as those old ones. >>> pedestrians enjoyed live music, art and hula hoop action out there. for the first time there was a walking street on grant avenue for pedestrian traffic. sunday streets is celebrating the 40th anniversary of ping-pong diplomacy. they extraininged play -- exchanged players before president obama advice said. >>> leigh glaser is here. >> 80s, 90s, and in fact we tied a record at the oakland airport. 88 degrees. we warmed up so much. even more warming expected tomorrow. you can see from our high definition camera, isn't that a gorgeous shot at this hour? still a bright sky out there with the moon and no fog out there. although i will show you our fog cast. it may creep in a little bit overnight tonight. but mainly near the coast. here is a look at some highs for today. we did warm up in many locations as muc

also joining us is can hart of the "politico," whenever regulars. tell us why are you in town this week? in washington? >> guest: eye and a number of my colleagues from europe in the business and academic community are here as part of the atlantic we can engage her counterparts in the number of key issues we think will be critical for our future by the transatlantic economy can be competitive in the future, dealing with financial convergence, demography, death and deficits problems across both sites the atlantic, but how you cope with increasing data. digital agenda, research innovation come all the subjects are we hope by the end of the week to have a number of good ideas which we can deepen over the months ahead. >> host: marietje schaake, if he would, overall, how does the e.u. approach telecommunications policy, a 27 member nations and how is it different from how the u.s. approaches telecommunications policy in your view? >> guest: one of our main challenges is to make sure your digital market gets harmonize. both friends or critics of the e.u.

we have improved from 4500 community members that hart participated in surveys and forearms over the past five years. we have to consider the resources that are needed to work on all issues. this is a small group of parents and volunteers. several issues that we have been working on in the past that are really important to parents that we will be continuing to work on it is monitoring the implementation of the parent engagement plan to make sure that there are a time lines, deadlines, accountability measures for meetings at a district level. the second, advocating to make sure that the districts set high levels and holds teachers and administrators accountable for student learning. especially at closing the achievement gap. third, providing parent perspectives and recommendations for all advisory councils and trustees staff about plans to align the district managed after-school programs so that there is a collaborative effort that extends access to high-quality programs. >> we also have some questions and concerns. since we had our first meeting, for those of us who were on the pack

there is no hart in the field.d like the relative you despise at the debate. they barely wanted to clap for him when he walked out. "the wall street journal" can love his jobs plan. guess what, he has no shot at all of getting infantrymen nation. >> let me ask you in vast years of covering this. if you have unemployment at 9%, no real meaningful job loss but no great job creation over the next year, can this president still win? >> it's going to be a very tough hall for him. franklin roosevelt is the last person who won with employment this high and he had a better trend going down. the only way he can win is a negative campaign against republicans, these are my ideas, they want to go back to where we were, big tax cuts for the rich. >> does whether he wins depend on who the candidate is and the economy or both. >> both. president obama's approval ratings are at historical lows. jimmy carter is the only president with lower approval ratings at this point in his presidency. this is a huge opportunity for conservativ

also joining us is kim hart of "the politico", one of our regulars.if i could start, and tell us why, mr. ellis, why are you in town this week? in washington? >> guest: well, i with a number of my colleagues from europe and from the business and academic community are here to engage with our american counterparts on a number of key issues which we think will be critical for our future for how the transatlantic economy can be competitive in the future. dealing with demography, the debt and deficit problems which, of course, are on both sides of the or atlantic, grappling with how you cope with increasing debt, all these subjects we hope by the end of the week to have a number of good ideas which we can deepen over the months ahead. >> host: and, if you would, just overall how does the e.u. approach telecommunications policy with 27 member nations, and how is it different from how the u.s. approaches telecommunications policy in your view? >> guest: i think one of our main challenges at the moment is to make sure europe's digital market gets harmonized.

f >>> it was a warm welcome for army specialist, aaron hart. >> there he is!t the airport last night as hart, who lives in livermore, came home to his wife and met his adore daughter, marley lynn for the first time -- adorable daughter, marley lynn, for first time. he is home after being injured in afghanistan. >> i'm kind of shocked. i'm very, very proud of him. he's a very, very -- just a really good kid. >> hart suffered a leg injury caused by shrapnel and is being recommended for an army commendation medal of valor and the purple heart. >>> 7:53. well, joey jaws chestnut had a good chance to win the wing eating contest in new york. but he came up nine wings short. this is a chicken wing industry super bowl. sonya, the blackwy doe thomas, right there, broke her previous world record and -- black widow thomas the, right there -- thomas, right procedure -- thomas, right there, broke her previous record. look at the crowd there. >>> government offices, post oses, schools, most banks and credit unions are closed today for labor day. if you are taking public tra

also on sunday liverpool coach kenny dalglish takes his side to white hart lane to face spurs but says he will not rush back is injured skipper there steven gerrard is close to returning after a chronic growing problem but might be left out of the squad. choose where his boots for to push the who are games who is the best to. the runaways assuming we do for everybody the prognosis is recovering we do see it from here as we will do for stephen. who everybody. will be fair enough to play. who do screen see which is very versatile there's no rush for those there's no rush from school you've probably sent in other football news been how man says he will continue to fight to clear his name the former chief executive member was banned from football by the sport's governing body after claims he tried to bribe other members joining fee for his recent presidential elections rejected his appeal yesterday mr mann says he'll now take his case the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland. basketball european championships the semi finals take place tonight with russia facing france both sides

but brett hart also wanted to do it and so we got -- we worked with them to get that in the new schools. to give a presentation on it, that's about all i could say about it. so i just wanted to talk more about it, but the thing to do is go see it in action and you'll see how it involves the kids and it gives the teachers strategies, it involves the kids in their own learning, teaches higher order thinking skills and concentrates on math. so it's a total program that encompasses everything that a child would need to improve in math. >> thank you. you said you went to go look at it. >> i did. at revere. >> you can tell me the other districts? after long beach it went to fresno. >> compton, garden grove, lennox and oakland. vice president yee: commissioner norton. commissioner norton: i just wanted to add that actually i'm bringing this to curriculum for the september meeting, that we're going to be talking about math instruction in the district and the curriculum we're using. so i just talked to mrs. desmond about it. i'm sure she'll get back to you about it. but people that want to hear

finally, a call from the office of michigan senator phil hart. he wanted to talk to me about coming to washington. the aide said it was something about a bill that would be introduced t-bill to outlaw discrimination by private entities. a congressman would be calling me to testify in front of a congressional committee. would i be willing to do that? [laughter] no! [laughter] why were they bothering me? [laughter] hadn't i done enough? i didn't mean to cause such a ruckus. i thanked them, and i said i'd discuss it with my participants, though i never told them. i went outside to mow the lawn. the following year was not a good one for the elks club of america. many states denied their liquor licenses, the unkindest cut of all. [laughter] grants and funds game scarce -- became scarce, various bills in congress to stop them and other private clubs were debated and the federal courts in d.c. took away their tax-exempt status. [laughter] [applause] facing total collapse and the scorn of the majority of the nation, the elks club voted to drop their cauc

michael hart nenet. i do not practice at st. luke's, but i do practice in the community and took care of a lot of indigent patients that have lower reimbursements. i know how difficult it is to run an office when you are with metical patients -- medi cal patients. the building's owners are planning to raise the rents significantly for the existing physicians and not only that, they are charging retroactive increases as much as five years. there are also adding fees for use of the hallways and after- hours office visits. to me, it's obvious that sutter is trying to drive out the community physicians that are barely making a living when there office -- in their office as it is. they're planning not to -- planning to have the right to refuse these physicians to sign a new leases. in my opinion, as someone who has had experience taking care of these poor patients, they will have no doctor to get to and i'm wondering if sutter is retaliating against physicians practicing at st. luke's and are expressing their concerns to the plan. th

ricky hart is making minimum wage now after two years without a paycheck.their apartment and moved in with relatives. when your friends ask them what you're doing and you tell them, what's their reaction? i tell them we're making chopsticks. they look at me and laugh. chopsticks? yeah. >> it pays the bill. >> yep, it pays the bills. >> there's a lesson in this, that small town america could be a manufacturing center for lots of small to mid sized companies. there's people to work, regulations are less, just a better environment to work in. >> reporter: georgia chopsticks hopes to add 70 more workers by march. asian companies have contacted local officials about possibly opening more factories around town. cbs news, america's georgia. >>> coming up later on "the "the early show," with help from fema, the senate has found a way to avoid a shutdown, but the house has to agree. >>> plus, fighting the blues with a cup of joe. a new study says coffee helps fight depression. >>> and love, science and the chemistry of kissing. pucker up. that and more a little late

. >> reporter: obama supporter velma hart who famously confronted the president in the fall over the stagnant economy defends him on this point. >> the hopes and dreams of the african-american community are equal to anyone else in this country. we are going around saying, because he's the black president he has to show us favorites. >> reporter: the real rub here may be between the president and the black political leadership. >> when you talk about the civil rights establishment his brand of doing politics sometimes rubs them the wrong way. they want to hear more of the word black used, more of targeting toward african-americans which of course as president of the united states he really can't do. >> reporter: what he does do are unannounced drop-ins like this one at the white house this week with african-american journalists and surprise call-ins to black radio. >> tom joyner, how are you, my friend? >> reporter: a subtle approach at a time some say calls for boldness. >> he's a black man in america. he that is strength. he is not beaten down. he just needs to step it up. >> report

and also on sunday liverpool manager kenny dalglish will take his side to white hart lane to face top man but says he won't rush back his injured skipper steven gerrard the thirty one year old midfielder is close to returning after a chronic growing problem but could be left out of the squad. inches when his best but it was the were game suits the best the one always assuming to do for everybody the progresses recovery but to see it from on carol as we will do for steve. to everybody decides to play it will be fair enough to play. with the screen see which for a first even there's no rush for those there's no rush from a score of commonsense. that a basketball in russia will take on france this friday night for a place in the european championship final in this year idea both sides won on thursday night russia beat serbia seventy seven sixty seven in the quarter finals thank you to lanka top scored with fourteen points and eleven rebounds while prawns beat greece sixty four fifty six tony parker was the main man for the french with eighteen points spain that's it i'm going to go head

. >> ray hart, director of san francisco open government.m talking not only to the board but to the folks watching on sfgtv. for the first time in a long time, i have watched all the members of the board of supervisors remain in the chamber for public comment. good job. a month ago, i came in and said we owed an apology to the members of the sunset task force for the disparaging reports -- disparaging attempts to keep the government open. the person who really needs to apologize is the board of supervisors. since you were the ones who would appoint them to the body and limit funding, who do not give them the support they need to do what they do, and who have ignored every single case they have ordered to you every -- order to you over the years, you will owe them an apology. what an obnoxious thing to do, to put people in a position of public trust and bend over backwards to do nothing to support them in the effort of enforcing the law, which you put them there to look over. not one time have you lifted a finger to assure the citizens of thi

widely recognized as the greenest city in the world and it's right in silicon valley which is the hart of starting companies and we want to work to make san francisco the center of gravity for clean energy companies. that translates to making a difference in the world. it translates to job creation and economic activity. we want to do that all right here. there's four companies in first program. we're super excited that they're here. we're joking that it's harder to get into greenstart than into stanford or harvard. we had 130 applications and through a rigorous process, we narrowed it down to four. we're going to invite them up to say a few words. this formally kicks off today. it's a 12-week program. it's going to be high intensity and keep an eye out for these companies because they're going to be out there changing the world. thanks for being here, guys. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mitch. and now i've got the great honor to introduce mayor lee, whose commitment to clean tech and jobs to san francisco. it's a testament that you're here. welcome. mayor lee: welcome, tim. than

also joining us this kim hart of politico, one of our regulars. tell us why you are in town this week, mr. elles? >> i and a number of my colleagues are here to engage with our american counterparts on a number of key issues which we think will be critical for our picture of how the trans- atlantic economy can be competitive in the feature of dealing with financial convergence, the debts and deficits problem on both sides of the atlantic, all these subjects where we hope by the end of the week to have a number of good ideas which we can deepen over the months ahead. >> marietje schaake, overall, how does the eu approach telecommunications policy with 27 member nations, and how is it different from how the u.s. approaches telecommunications policy, in your view? >> one of our main challenges is to make sure that you are a of the digital market gets harmonized. both friends and critics of the e you think a harmonized market has brought us a lot of stability and help the economy overall, but online is not the same. the fragmentation of fight in your

and also while she's coming up, i want to commend your staff person, tom hart, who we've worked with.r bob, has been working closely on. tom has been giving us the guide anls as we go through this process in asking for this request. so this is carol mirata. we'd like to show you some of the photos. i don't know if you could see it. this is before and after. president buell: can you pass those closer up? we'd love to see them. >> great. president buell: thank you. >> so, commissioners, jack's family, his wife and son, would be so delighted with this particular commemoration and plaque and designation of the tea house. so we ask you for your support on this request. thank you very much. president buell: thank you very much. >> is there anyone else who would like to make public comment about this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. president buell: commissioner lee. commissioner lee: these photos look great. i was commenting with my commissioner up here, commissioner harrison, the bridgework looks terrific. commissioner harrison: it really does. commissioner lee: the gentlemen t

about seven years ago, duane jones and i started meeting over there at bret harte and down here at this unit before there was a community center, talking to folks about what it wanted to see happening in their neighborhood. after we got through a lot of well-deserved anger about us showing up yet again to make some promises, folks started to roll up their sleeves. you have heard from some of the people who were in those meetings. a lot of things have happened since then. there are opportunities there that you see behind you. that used to be d.c. parks. called the now house. duane jones put this on a barge. he brought it down the bay and parked it over here. [applause] everybody who worked on putting this on this foundation was from the development. as a result, we do not hear about broken windows in this center. you do not see any graffiti on this center. you know why? because folks on it. president chiu talk about tough votes. it was a resident of alice griffith who showed up at each and every one of this commission meetings and hearings, some of which lasted until 2:00 in the morning,

as richard hart shows us these displays can tell us what you're looking at. >> it's a brand new type of user interface for the consumer. >> gesture and touch that was the theme of this year's intel developer forum interacting with smart devices without clicking or pressing a button. >> it adds a new dimension of fun and entertainment. from a gaming perspective it holds true more. >> transgaming has done nintendo wii one better. you can start a game on tv and finish it on the phone but to change channels and otherwise control your home theater. >> the wall is a new way to shop. >> this could be a window display or a billboard or in this case, a wall inside a retail store. as i walk up to it, it knows whether i'm male or female, my approximate age and how much time i spent looking at it. it responds to touch. there are cameras tracking the audience. at the end of each day they can look to see how many people were looking at the wall, what was the age breakdown and the gender breakdown. that is really a crucial business metadata for them. >> all thanks to new chips until recently cost a

. >> john patrick hart. >> john clinton hartz. >> emeric harvey. >> thomas theodore haskell, jr. >> timothykell. >> joseph john hasson iii. >> leonard w. hatton. >> terence s. hatton. >> michael haub. >> timothy aaron haviland. >> donald g. havlish, jr. >> anthony hawkins. >> nobuhiro hayatsu. >> philip hayes. >> william ward haynes. >> and my son of cantor fitzgerald. we love you and miss you. and your nephew, your namesake. >> and for my brother, a firefighter with 65. your family and friends ms. you always, love you always, you are forever within our hearts. >> scott jordan hazelcorn. >> michael k. healey. >> roberta b. heber. >> charles francis xavier heeran. >> john f. heffernan. >> h. joseph heller, jr. >> joann l. heltibridle. >> mark f. hemschoot. >> ronnie lee henderson. >> brian hennessey. >> michelle marie henrique. >> joseph henry. >> william henry. >> and my sister. thank you for all the joy you brought to all of us throughout your life. we love you and him -- and we miss you. you are always proud to be and the yorker and an american. may god bless you and may god bless the uni

their home country americans themselves don't understand the point of the war that's the view of peter hart from the national media watch group fair based in new york. but i think united states has made substantial efforts to. sort of conventional propaganda in afghanistan to explain the u.s. occupation of the war there it's not working out he says that reaching a lot of people and i think you know we're we're less worried here about what taliban propaganda can do this way or that way then with what the u.s. media establishment can do they have a difficult time convincing americans that the war makes sense at this point it makes perf. it's perfectly logical that afghans have no idea why american troops are there so i think if anything we share this kind of befuddlement the war must continue and must go on he it's a we have a media system in this country that i think echoes an amplifies state power instead of questioning it and if we had i think serious reporting from afghanistan that talk afghans people might feel some sympathy toward them and wonder what exactly the point of the war is rig

afghanistan for to know all this talk more about the lasting legacy of nine eleven i'm joined live by peter hart from the national media watch they're based in new york thanks very much for being on a program ok so it's been a decade since the war of terror was born this was following the of nine eleven attacks what do you think has been achieved i mean has international terrorism in fact been dealt a major blow. that's difficult to say i think what we've seen in this country in the united states is a state of permanent war much of this is either media manufactured or media enabled first afghanistan then iraq and the dia all of them are a part of i think a larger story that the media are telling and constantly telling that we are in this generational conflict with shadowy characters. a war without end even the iraq war which you know the u.s. media have celebrated is more or less ending it is not ending the war in afghanistan it is interesting that you cause a delay or even end war actually i mean this has been going on for ten years i mean looking at the human cost and it's just keeps on draggi

women's hamel throwing up the marking seven to seven meters and thirteen centimeters edging betsy hart i'd love germany by more than me to chinese vend sushant completed the podium. and jamaica claimed the final gold of the championships in style sets in the only world record of the two men to the men's one hundred meters relay you same ball in the court set to a thirty seven point zero four second victory finishing where head of second placed bronze and saying france and livingston. remember it was hard to. get it back to the british. in football russia have to be thailand in the euro two thousand and twelve qualifying game to guarantee themselves the top spot in group b. dick advocaat schooled held an open training session on sunday two days before the all important match statistics are on russia's side. first meeting away from home the upcoming moscow clash is a must win game for the visitors as a defeat could deny their qualifying hopes the hosts are fully fit but midfielder. sidelined through suspension russia also play slovakia and door on the seventh and eleventh oct respect. no

those who don't support mr hart those are you and who we used to see all across the city proudly waving green flags just weeks ago packing caffie now trying not to leave their own backyards here. with. the rest. of. it after it is effectively gone then you also are things have settled down here in the capital tripoli people are chanting that is free country but it seems that there is at least one thing that still remains of all the bear fear. one youngster finally agrees to talk. tripoli is now under the control of the national transitional council and we don't feel we have freedom to talk or. to express an opinion if we see something in favor of gadhafi you can kill us and restless of course money or in future. the nineteen year old says many of his friends have been arrested recently for making critical statements about a new regime ironically we're talking just a kilometer away from one of his top secret jails for political prisoners known as abu salim. the rebels they only represent themselves not the libyan people this revolution started with killings to intimidate through fear of

and also on sunday liverpool manager kenny dalglish will take his side to white hart lane to face top of but says he won't rush back his injured skipper steven gerrard a thirty one year old midfielder is close to returning after a chronic groin problem but could be left out of the squad. choose when his best pretty severe weather game suits the best of. all i know using the media for the great hope progress is recovering we're going to save america but it will be the first thing i. saw everybody here is scientifically probably fair enough that we're . all just going to see what's right for us there's no rush for us this morning from a place where the process. that's basketball in russia will take on france this friday night for a place in the european championship final in this your idea by its size one on thursday night russia beats serbia seventy seven sixty seven in the quarter finals and take it in lanka top scored with fourteen points and eleven rebounds while prawns beat greece sixty four fifty six tony parker was the main man for the french with eighteen points spain that's a t

that has been a multi-million dollar payday for american go for bill hart's he won the fedex title after beating hundred million in a playoff at the top championship in atlanta are moved away with just under eleven and a half million dollars hospice tied with fellow american my hand at the end of the flying around an eight and a passer went to a sudden death. on the second extra hole chipping out his ball half submerged in water to beat in a couple of feet of the play in an incredible shot they kept him in a match which went to a third extra hole but mahan found a punkah and then sent this part past the cup and that left us needing to sink his part for victory apart worth just over eleven million. dollars one and a half million for winning the weekends top championship event but also a ten billion dollars because it puts him on top of the fact ranks with. europe's winning goal for the regain the sohan cup beating the united states fifteen three teenagers who are decided on a dramatic final day singles matches with half an head full of the netherlands going to decide to call for the games