> we were in the third period and hildebrandt was on his back. what i'm looking for is to see that both shoulder blades are down for a two-second count. >> when referee bob west sees the pin, he slaps the floor to end the round. hildebrandt is not happy with the call. >> he jumps up, throws a shoulder against his opponent trying to intimidate him. i step in between the two and put a finger up and tell him, back off, that's enough, that just cost you a team point. as i turned to the coach to notify him that he was penalized a team point, he headbutted me in the left temple and it was lights out. >> west is knocked out cold. >> a paramedic came down on the mat immediately and said that my eyes are rolled back in my head and i quit breathing for ten seconds. >> it's several agonizing minutes for spectators as paramedics attend to west. then finally, he comes to. >> i remember turning to the coach and then i don't remember anything after that until being raised up off the mat. >> west is eventually helped to his feet and the crowd cheers. >> i just r

william hildebrandt has more. >> still visible are the scars from friday's crashes. production had been halted in the garment factories, but most reopened monday. 60% ofls estimated about the labor force was back at work. >> i am come back to work because i need money for my family. i need money for living and to pay my rent. >> the textile industry is vital economy, and in the past two years more than 150 new factories were opened, 80% by chinese companies. a new cost of labor has drawn attention on how average workers earn 45 euros a month. cambodia also has an advantage since it is not subject to eu and american import quotas. the textile industry accounted for 55% of the country's exports in 2011. it is also cambodia's largest employer. wages have been a hot button issue. last year alone, there were 130 strikes involving all or some of the 500 59 factories. >> we will look at the stock markets next. in europe, the main indices closed in flat or negative territory. the ftse 100 is completely flat 0.00%. this is despite figures showing the private sector in the eur