and what do they do with the ivory ? >> bobo: i don't know ... >> joseph: so you, you just hunt, you don't know where the ivory goes and you don't know what they do with the ivory? >> bobo: no... >> daljit: joseph tries to establish the value of the ivory, at the stage when bobo sells it on. >> joseph: in this case, that one you'd sell at how much per kilo? and that one, at how much? bobo: this one i can sell for $50 per kilo, and that one could go for $20. >>daljit: one tusk, on average, weighs 10 kilos but there are elephants in this region whose tusks weigh twice as much. >> dajljit: joseph works out that bobo, as the middleman, could be making as much as 1000 us dollars per elephant killed! >> joseph: you know that hunting big game is illegal, right? >> bobo: yes >> joseph: do you understand the situation that you're in now? are you ready to collaborate with the investigation to help us? >> daljit: although bobo refuses to give names, hoping for a reduced prison sentence, he and afan do agree to take joseph's team to

today we look at the trade in ivory.last year saw an unprecedented surge in demand that may set conservation efforts back by decades. here's what we have coming up for you today. eternal struggle -- why the hunt for elephants and rhinos is on the rise in africa. clean living -- how a sewage treatment plant in nicaragua is improving the quality of water. and helping our farmers -- how a german entrepreneur is offering the chance to invest in a greener future. elephants and rhinos are what all of us expect to see when we go on safari. and luckily we can still do that -- largely thanks to a world-wide ban on the trade in ivory. but last year was the worst since that came into force more than 20 years ago. 2011 saw authorities seize more than twice the amount than the year before. 23 tons of confiscated tusks translate into some 2500 killed elephants. but what do these figures mean? why is the world-wide ban suddenly losing its impact? experts confirm: it's mainly due to an overwhelming demand from asia. here disposable inco

people start wanting the ivory. poachers start killing the elephants. to regulatebility its legal market for ivory, including issuing certificates for each piece sold, is being questioned. >> the chinese government says it is upholding its international obligations, but those trying to protect elephants see china's appetite for ivory as a long-term problem for africa. >> i do not see it letting up. i think some countries are going to lose all their elephants. that is tragic. >> the questions are familiar. can the demand for ivory the stifled? and can the killing of elephants be stopped? >> a lucrative trade that is killing elephants in africa. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, beating the financial crisis one at a time. for some greek residents, the market is going back to an old tradition. to south korea, where the governing new frontier party has won a surprise majority in the parliamentary elections. the party lost fewer streets to the democratic united party then opponents had predicted. you have to wonder what the country's

at the moment,ere are peopleomg om all or e ivory coitself. from all over the ivory coast.n find baules, agnis, dyulas and maukas from the north. narrator: but the northern migrants bring more than just their ethnic diversity into this diminished economy. bassett: they've changed the religious composition of the country. eighty percent, it's estimated, of immigrants are... are muslim. so currently, the population of côte d'ivoire is about 37%, 38% muslim, and a good percentage of that is foreign-born. so we're at a conjuncture where tensions over land with politics over who's ivorian, who's not ivorian, are creating the conditions for further political instability. so the new leader, or leaders, of côte d'ivoire have a lot on their platter. narrator: the future of côte d'ivoire depends on a complex interaction of geographic forces, including: regional conflicts based on ethnic and religious tensions; differing climatic and ecological zones; the booms and busts of agricultural export commodities. ass unfo, noce their locatiorelative to regions of climate, ethnicity and relig

however, as soon as that sale is allowed, ivory prices started going u people start wanting the ivory and then poachers start killing the elephants. >> china possibility to regulate its legal market for ivory including issuing certificates is also being questioned. the chinese government says that it is up holding its international obligations. those trying to protect elephants see china's appetite as a longtime problem for africa. >> i do not see it all added up for anything. some countries will lose all of their offense. that is tragic. -- i do not see it letting up for anything. >> can the killing of the elephants be stopped? >> the lucrative trade that is killing elephants there. you are watching "bbc world is america," still to come -- been the financial crisis one quarter at a time. for one greek town, they're going back in time. of the new frontier party has won a surprise majority in the elections in south korea. they lost less seats to the democratic and added parti lost a democratic united party as predicted. -- they lost less seats to the democratic united party as predicte

. >> the keys are no longer ivory.still talk about the ebonies and the ivories, but they're no longer made of ivory, of course. and steinway was one of the first to discontinue using ivory. you know, we're very conscious of the environment and the world that we live in. >> since a piano is one of the few musical instruments that you can't hold, it needs to be able to stand on its own. >> well, here we become what we call a case, and behind you is whene add the furniture components, which we call the key bed, the legs, and what we call a pin block, then the piano becomes a case, and it's ready to move on to become a true piano, finally, at the end. and this is what's called planing the bridge. he's getting the bridge set up for the bridge pins that the strings are gonna pass over. this is all done by hand. each one of the notches that you see on this board, the bridge here, those scallops, are all done by hand. the chisel is actually made by the guy who does the work because he has to handle that chisel, so he needs to

for more than two decades, there's been an international ban on trade in ivory, but recently growing numbers have been found slaughtered in africa for their tusks were stolen. an investigation has revealed that demand from asia, especially china, is fueling the illegal trade. it's putting an already endangered species even more at risk. >> here in kenya's region, elephants have traditionally thrived. but experts say there are now worrying signs of poaching. in the past three years, a quarter of the area's elephants have been lost. >> at the moment, we're having a poaching spike. it's worse than it's ever been before. if it got out of hand, it would threaten not only elephants, but also the communities around. >> poaches is at its worst where government and security are weak. in particular, central africa, where the long-term future of forest elephants is at risk. when the democratic repep of congo, secret filming by panorama found poached ivory openly on sale in the market. >> how much is this one? >> oh, this one. >> $10,000. >> conservationists and governments trying to tackle poac

ivory. yet at shattuck and you're at the twin towers and the media. >>> also chaplain for the summit area of service areas from san leandro hallways to fremont. >>> easter what's the message for easter? people hear it all the time to leave something new to say to people on easter? >>> i think so it's an opportunity for us to look at ourselves the new knowing that jesus christ is come to save as and redeem us and that we're people nor risen so weak and cannot not the same but new and shake off it's not serving as an moving to a place that we could be more of service healthy whole human beings knowing that our sense of been forgiven so to move forward with that risen spirit of christ in our heart. >>> east germans a lot of things to me overcoming the fear of death and victory is christiansen resurrection but what most of the best descriptions for me is new life and new beginnings i think as christians we ought to know that in our darkest hours there's always the opportunity for new life so i h

and makes special mention of her san francisco neighbor, ivory madison.ght legal advice from ivory madison about custody issues i did not seek her help as a friend. ivory madison promised our conversation was confidential and the video she advised me to make woo be secret. madison is a trained torn but not licensed nor does she practice law. in pretile hearings a judge ruled that the individual -- in a pretrial hearing a judge ruled that the video of the bruised arm would be admissible. lopez's request to take their son to visit her family in venezuela is one of the issues that sparked confrontation on new year's eve. >> she is coming back? >> yes, hope so. i presume so. but question -- but yes. >> reporter: here mirkarimi's next court hearing may 25th. later this month he's expected to appear before the ethics panel at city hall where he's going to try to convince them to let him keep his job. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >>> a video making fun of the overspending at the general services administration is going viral this morning. ♪ ♪ every time you see m

and makes special mention of her san francisco neighbor, ivory madison.ght legal advice from ivory madison about custody issues i did not seek her help as a friend. ivory madison promised our conversation was confidential and the video she advised me to make woo be secret. madison is a trained torn but not licensed nor does she practice law. in pretile hearings a judge ruled that the individual -- in a pretrial hearing a judge ruled that the video of the bruised arm would be admissible. lopez's request to take their son to visit her family in venezuela is one of the issues that sparked confrontation on new year's eve. >> she is coming back? >> yes, hope so. i presume so. but question -- but yes. >> reporter: here mirkarimi's next court hearing may 25th. later this month he's expected to appear before the ethics panel at city hall where he's going to try to convince them to let him keep his job. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >>> a video making fun of the overspending at the general services administration is going viral this morning. ♪ ♪ every time you see m

not, how much for the lemon, not, how much for the ivory, leopard, the peach. not, when are we leaving. not, how will we leave. not, do you know who she came with? how many clowns will hit in the car. the head of a pin? no one cares how many angels. no one cares what you think of the smart bomb corruption, the mobs. your opinion on deregulation, no one's concerned much the question is not who done it the question is not what's for dinner, what's your beverage, where's the beef? the question is not who is your daddy? is not, which way will the wind blow? is not, where's the car. you wash behind your ears; right . question is not did you turn off the oven or turn off the alarm what's that got to do with

plus -- these ivories aren't about to be tickled. they are about to get hammered. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this friday morning. we're pretty much done with the big storms in the west. just showers left over in the northwest today. cooler everywhere. we'll get into the 80s in vegas. 81 today. we'll see 91 by saturday in phoenix. after a cool day or two you're getting back into the heat. also a slight chance of showers in seattle, but a pretty dry weekend. not looking at wild wet weather out there. same forecast for sunday. everyone warming it up this weekend. >>> well if you're watching us on khnl in honolulu, hawaii, come dressed as your favorite caped crusader or evil genius for an evening of comic fun at after dark heroes and villains at the museum of art. >> who's your favorite? >> go with batman? >> do you? >> i don't know if i could put the tights on. >> can i go -- yeah. you don't? maybe for halloween, bill. all right. >>> now an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment news -- several films should spi

. >> woodruff: and from the ivory coast, special correspondent jeff sapienza explains how new water-taps are bringing together communities once divided along ethnic lines. >> water committees in the villages are a step forward. they just need support now, to be backeby the government to go ahead and ge peace a chance. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> citi. supporting progress for 200 years. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the obama and romney campaigns opened their head-to-head battle for the presidency, in earnest today. in public statements and advertising, they looked to shape their messages for the november election. >> the president's campaign slogan was hope an

makes a special mention of her neighbor, ivory madison. in the chronicle she writes, i sought legal advice from ivory madison about custody issues, i did not seek her help as a friend. madison promised me that our conversation was confidential and the video she advised know make would be secret. madison is a trained attorney but not licensed, nor does she practice. in pretrial hearings in the domestic violence case leading up to mirkarimi's guilty plea of one count of false imprisonment, a judge determined that the video of lopez's bruised arm would have been admissible in court. apparently, one of the main issues that sparked the physical confrontation between lopez and mirkarimi was lopez's hopes to take thoe to venezuela to visit with -- theo to venezuela to visit with her family. mirkarimi did not want that to happen. mirkarimi is scheduled to face at things hearing at city hall later this month. later this morning he will face a judge before 9:00. i'm sergio quintana, abc7 news. >>> we are coming up on 5:07. jury deliberations begin l

. >> >>> these ivori frn seven are not going to be tickled, they are going to get hammered. you're watching "early today." >>> let me take you through the weekend forecast. today's concern in colorado with thunderstorms, eastern colorado will push up in south dakota, nebraska during the day with areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms. even kansas city late today has a chance of storms. we take all the rain and push it saturday through the ohio valley, chicago a chance of rain. even washington, d.c., that same area is going to be the funnel, as we go in sunday more rain possible back here in the midwest. interesting upcoming weekend. for many areas. if you're watching us in boston, relive boston's burlesque area through displays of costumes at vintage costumes of burlesque at the west end museum. >> that is some costume. all the feathers. there you go, something for halloween, bill. >>> nice. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment news. several films should spice up the battle at the box office. jason segel and emily blunt star "in the five year engagement "most exper

1980's spread like wildfire, not only across sierra leone but into other countries like guinea and ivory coast. >> i have to interrupt because we will go live to the hague. charles taylor sitting there. the hearings have started. listen. >> the written judgment will be made available subsequently. by way of introduction, charles taylor was elected president of liberia in 1997 in august. june 4, 2003, his indictment by the special court and a warrant of arrest whereunsealed. august 11, 2003, he stepped down from the presidency and went into exile in nigeria. in 2003, the accused applied to the special court to crush his indictment and set aside a warrant of arrest on the grounds that he was immune from any exercise of the jurisdiction of this court by virtue of the fact that at the time the indictment and warrant of arrest were issued, he was a sitting head of state. his application was denied by the trial chamber and the decision was upheld by the appeals chamber on may 31, 2004 on the grounds that the sovereign equality of status not prevent a head of state from being pprosecuted before

not, how much for the lemon, not, how much for the ivory, leopard, the peach. not, when are we leaving. not, how will we leave. not, do you know who she came with? how many clowns will hit in the car. the head of a pin? no one cares how many angels. no one cares what you think of the smart bomb corruption, the mobs. your opinion on deregulation, no one's concerned much the question is not who done it the question is not what's for dinner, what's your beverage, where's the beef? the question is not who is your daddy? is not, which way will the wind blow? is not, where's the car. you wash behind your ears; right . question is not did you turn off the oven or turn off the alarm what's that got to do with the price of tea in china. did you bite it. what's gotten into you no one's asking if you know where your children are. no one's asking if you can locate the nearest exits. in some cases they may be behind you. no one cares whether or not you are being followed. don't ask if it makes you look fat. the question is not, do you remember the time. do you remember the

the individual yes taken by neighbor ivory madison. and experts say the california unemployment numbers show hiring is picking up and more people are reentering the job market. hundreds of those looking for work attended our event today. and about is about a dozen companies there to fill open positions. this includes auditors and tennis instructors. and they gave me pointers on my resume. taking a different work to see what they're looking for. >> the next abc 7 job journal event san jose may 8th at the center for employment training. it's a resource for you and we've posted information on our web site. >> and there is another resource, coming up 7 on your side to get the best deals for your money. >> abortion debate heats up as lawmakers consider letting more than just doctors perform the procedure. >> and what some teenagers are doing with hand sanitizers that is sending them to the emergency room. >> there are showers headed this way. arrival times have changed. i'll be back with the details. the news continues in one minute. >>> th

enough and i waed to point out that before he did any of the atrocities he committed in sierra leone, ivorytarted outinea, he in liberia where what he did there was really, really horrib. chris: and your family story is all here in your book, what a beach."ouse at sugar there it is. tell us about the book. >> t book is about sort of my decision -- mymoved here in 1980 after there was a military coup in liberia and it took me 23 years after we ran away for me to finally get up the nerve and the courage to go back hom and find the sister that we left behind. so it's sort of a history of liberia, which was founded by freed slaves who set up an antebellum society which led to the military coupha overturned that social order but it's also very much a coming of age story, finally confrting my own past and looking at where my family -- my family'ole in lot of what happened in liberia. chris: you became the a section reporter for the "new york time" >> and got to sit on "the chris matthews show." >> i hate to follow my friend, lene, with mere news, but the white house is signaling that a deal with

unfortunately, there has been violence on the ivory coast, three women killed, virus in cairo. they called for in million woman marched in cairo because the women who were instrumental in the uprising want to make sure that they're part of this going forward, and a number of men showed up and said, we don't like this. definitely look that up. there are actions happening around a thousand from places around the world. i would like to introduce our next speaker. she is an award winning writer and director, and her film won a number of awards, debuted at the cannes film festival. it launched on september 28 and 170 areas across the country. congress is pushing the international violence against women act, and she blocks frequently on a number of issues. she was recently honored as one of silicon valley's most influential women. it is she in the room? she just went out. the ok, this happens on my radio show. we go live at 10:00, and sometimes the guests don't show up. before ever want arrived, i was talking about this new group called u.s. uncut. how many of you have heard of them?

and quite frankly that was very weak ivory says because the law only requires assembly domestically.claims that can be done in seconds of the old human visitors to the account today and day out to find work and you find out that part is building a bunch of cars in another country you can say why couldn't i have that job. the job it's gone to a company with the controversy recent reports found bombard the a installed faulty parts in chicago's subway cars. >>> it's frustrating and barry much so. >>> there is more now of the top three contenders for american their canadian french ends up 3 and in that order. congressman john garamendi put some pressure on board to both buy and build american but supervisor had read only wasn't taking a step beyond he now wants congress to look into blocking publicly funded project from going overseas. >>> in dublin i'm robert while cbs five. squanto was refusing titis the man accused of killing seven people at this university in oakland to the 43 year-old hasn't been anything since been booked into jail after the the second shooting doctors are monitori

ivory, jade, silks from every place around the planet where michigan state university trains security forces. i will not go into the politics of some of those countries where he helped train security. well, he was holding forth and a very entertaining gentleman. i finally had to ask the question that had been burning in my mind. 22-year-olds lack a lot of sense. so i had to ask, dr. turner -- he's doctor turner now to me -- you know the body guards you trained for president deun? they killed him. my roommate, wes, my partner wes was falling into the floor at that point. ralph just gave him a look and said, well, those people do the damnedest things. on the drive home that evening, wes was unusually quiet until we pulled into the driveway of our house. he looked at me and said, ken -- i was like, yeah? i'm one of those people that can make us disappear. so, that is my 1960s story. there are a number of mythologies about the 1960s. i would say mainly because of the power, the images of protest, and indeed these images of berkeley 1964, students marching for free speech, the anti war pro

they have now arrived in the ivory coast. reports said the leaders have agreed to a 12-month transition period to restore government. at least nine people killed in an explosion in central damascus. the tv station blames the attack on a suicide bomber. activists believe the government is staging it. this came after the united nations secretary-general warned the government was in contravention of the arab league peace plan. three men arrested in denmark on suspicion of plotting a terrorist attack. the trio include -- included a jordanian and turkish nationals. the latest in a series since the complication of controversial photos of mohammad and a gain -- in a danish newspaper. newly released figures showed that nearly a quarter of the work force is jobless in spain, the highest level in 18 years. more than 5.5 million people looking for work, giving spain the highest on a quiet rate in the eurozone. >> more bad news. the unemployment lines are getting longer. unemployment reached 24.4%. youth unemployment is at 51.1% and the

>> we take a visit to the ivory tower. >> abilities that you see, and something called depravity. >> hello up there. i have a question, an basically what i'm wondering is, you know, with all religion, what it comes down to is you have to have a leap of faith as to whether there is a god or whether there isn't. what i want to know is why is it that we have to have that leap of faith and we can't just know, we can't have more proof that gives us more substantial reason to believe. if you are up there, why did you create that requirement for people to take that leap of faith in order to worship you, whereas if it was more noticeable, people would worship you in a better way. >> god, why do you require this? why isn't there more proof? this is a good question. what do we think about this? >> there are a class of things that god created and they didn't have to have any struggle to know. they are called angels. the bible says he created angels. they never requested that he exists. they were in his presence, they knew he was there. the bible tells us that a host of them disobeyed him and le

. >>> i think we definitely get scoffed at if we're not running that rat race of ivory tower academiain the lab who give us a pat on the back who say, you know, this is great, but this is not real research. or they'll say, instead of using a toy, why don't you use a real engineering instrument, that way you can get real results and publish it. i'm not on the tenure track for professorship, i'm actually ranked really low on the totem poll in terms of a traditional university. we're at the mgh center for global health at the technology innovation laboratory. we are definitely in the middle of an ivy tower. really old-fashioned, but what we found is this bootstrapy group of scientists and doctors who are renegades, that are definitely a niche within that institution. they get what we do, and we learn a lot from them, because at the end of the day, they're the ones that treat patients. so we like to work with these guys. >> will i be taking this actual device with me on wednesday? >> yeah, that's the plan. >> that's the plan. >> this is a start-up lab. we often call it a pop-up lab. the n

surprise in the lead a great individual effort on the hour marked followed by a classy error from the ivory in thirteen minutes later but it wasn't defense that the cross the doorman would then show their limitations under shall been. striking within three minutes of each other to obtain a draw so no current nation on the table with a thirteen point advantage at the summit it surely only a matter of time for luciano split these charges. before without missing move which netted the winner indeed on the must was one little darby victory over siesta the in-form pose near midfielder cooley netting in seventeen minutes following a great pass from you signing. one nil if i. score a third win from their last four games fourteen hour enough for the blue and white still leapfrogs for tuck in the second place for no. can pump out right leader on sunday russia's most successful club aiming to keep their slender title hopes alive when they host the settings on g. after the encounter its fifth versus sixth with luck motif and kenny would be. all right so where's the beef very much favorites for the russ

position for champions league football next season that's after they moved second with a team away in ivory being at the luzhniki stadium following test cars defeat is an eight valerie carbons menu second spot was up for grabs but the visitors made life difficult for the hosts who had to wait until the seventy four minutes of break the deadlock in front of their home in france malik suchi finding himself in the right place at the right time top school score a manual and an e.k.g. then secured the points with a header eight minutes later a victory in a spot are two points clear excess car in the race for champions league football next season. none of themselves have moved up to. the truth after then. sitting side have now failed to score in the last three matches and went down in this one thanks to grab email right off the flip the first half go down are now beaten in the last us. for the second look at the top of the table then off the game week thirty nine's innings of closing in on a second successive title with a twelve point lead at the top spot. second champions league sports amateur p

surprise to the lead a great individual effort on the hour mark followed up with a clumsy header from the ivory in thirty minutes. wednesday but all classy as well it was then in defense of the crossbar men with ensure their limitations andre are shopping around montreux cough striking and three minutes of each other to clinch the draw so no coronation on the day but with a thirteen point advantage at the somebody it surely only a matter of time from the challenge but let me start. with out this down missing move it should never be the winner and the most was one of those draw me went over c.s. cannot be informed bosnian midfielder cooley netting on seventeen minutes following a great pass from you signing. his you jack one of the final score to third win from their last four games for tsunami enough for the blue lights to leapfrog sports into second place. spartak though can pop out right later on sunday russia's most successful club aiming to keep their slender title hopes alive when heading to on g. after the encounter it's fifth versus sixth with luck a move teef entertaining proving. so is

when his father died a stranger brought him to ivory coast. abdul has never eaten chocolate.rm. my mother brought me when my father died, he tells me. jacob insists he's 16, but he looks much younger. his legs bare machete scars from hours clearing the bush. the emotional scars seem much deeper. i wish i could just go to school, he says, to learn to read and write. but jacob says he's never spent a day in school. >> david mattingly's report is part of cnn's freedom project. it's a commit to helping end modern day slavery. it is one of the lead stories on cnn's eatocracy website. first of all, a lot of people would not suspect this is happening, that this is taking place. if you're buying chocolate, how do you know if it's contributing to child slavery like the little boy we saw there. >> this is really disturbing and new information to a lot of people and especially since we're coming up upon easter which worldwide is the biggest chocolate buying time of the year. we thought we would come up with a list of tips people can look at to help guide them toward slavery-free chocola

other newspapers looked into it there was nothing into it it was a gentle civil servants sitting in an ivory tower saying that muslims might be offended by christmas and they do not speak for the muslims so these are the stories and if you want me to go you know the examples the more the more the monk guy terrorist attacks in two thousand and eight the british newspapers the day after those attacks said there was a british connection the british muslims were involved in those crimes and what happened twenty four hours later there was no british involvement whatsoever and these are the source stories their concerns are yes it's very likely we're not going to jump in here let me jump in for some reason i mean surely enjoy the roger if you want me to give me a little roger. is going to go ahead here come on let's all have our say look i've just like three points from my home a right you speak for moderate islam in europe which is a major probably of the majority force of islam but you really cannot deny but there is a very small fringe one oratory well i'm not saying it symmetrically the same a

moscow have moved up to second place and the all important champions league spots for an eternal win ivory being on sunday for instance caused a freak out than it yesterday valerie carpenter menu second spot was up for grabs the wayside made life difficult for the army men who had to wait until the seventy fourth minute to break the deadlock in front of their home fans like such a funny self in the right place at the right time to explore my new role and the nikkei then secured the points with a header eight minutes later the victory of scots are two points player excess car and drama in the race for champions league football next season. meanwhile also side spotlight ended a run of six straight defeats with a comprehensive three in a win over told the mounting would give to the chance in the past half when alexander semin sin was in the area. as the dollar company converting the currency seventh minute penalty for a run milling. cutter might be three shift over the advantage surely after the break while the keeper or any other guy i have couldn't keep out his low shot at the near post. is

moved up to second place on the all important champions league spots following the channel when the ivory being on sunday following sas cars defeat us in it yesterday valery carpets made a new set of sport was up for grabs the wayside made life difficult for the hosts who had to wait until the seventy fourth minute to break the deadlock in front of the home for arms but it's not cheap running himself in the right place at the right time to explore emmanuel a mini cave and secure the points with a header eight minutes later the victory of spartak two points clear of science prompted an eye on the race of champions league football next season. world there are no themselves have moved up the road and pushed this problem through after the one zero through sitting side have now failed to score in the last three notches and went down in this one thanks to getting near i cost effective first half goal so i think it was man are beaten in the last four matches . meanwhile bottom side spot analogy and a run of six straight defeats with a comprehensive free no win over vulgar the home team would gif