. >>> john siropolous reports from athens. >> it is a tense meeting. half of these 800 employees at the athens polytechnic will have to go, first year students arrive for orientation but there are no enrollments, no graduations and no teaching. students are siding with staff. students like a finalist worried about the job market he will find. >> we support this fight with the staff not just because 400 households are being shuttered but because it is a blow to universities and to our studies. >> this wave action simulator which tests airport runway extensions and harbor works for clients and the economic crisis has already claimed teachers. >> in 2005 we had 105 teaching positions and now we have 65. we are struggling to keep up standards. >> state funding for education has fallen by almost half in just two years, a drop of $1 billion, the polytechnic has decided enough is enough. >> students and staff stand united. in 1973 students locked themselves onto this campus demanding representation in university bodies. the military government of the day used

john siropolous, al jazeera, athens. also. >> a big night in baseball, darren hayes has all the highlights. >> that is right. after a classic opener in the national league championship series that lasted 13 innings and well into the next day, you can expect game 2 to be just as good between the st. louis cardinals and l.a. dodgers and it was. bottom of the fifth david frees connects off david kershaw. that allows freese to end one a standup double. gets by mark ellis to a pass ball. that allows freese to advance to third. here accommodation david freese tagging up and running home. the cardinals are up 1-0. bottom of the 6th. bases loaded one out and rookie pitcher michael waca, gets, fights his way out of the bases loaded striking out uribe. let's jump to the final inning, andre ethior to swat flies to end it. st. louis wins, 1-0, takes a two-0 lead in the series. michael eaves has more. >> the dodgers thought they had an edge because they had their two best pitchers, then they were going home with a chance to build a c

john siropolous, al jazeera. athens. >>> lawyers for sylvio berlusconi, say he has a chance of house arrest or community service. if it is accepted the a court in roam will decide what form it will take. >>> the international monetary fund is forecasting small economic growth. regional economy will grow just 2.5% this year and 3% in 2014. but brazil could recover from the slow down that began two years ago. >> we see levels of growth that given the structure of the brazilian economy today we would be waiting for 2014 and onward for improvement. perhaps rates between 3 and 3.5% a little bit later for economic growth. >> mexico's president is proposing a law that ensure that almost half of the candidates are women. >> the president made a surprising announcement. >> i will send an initiative to congress that, if approved, political peashts wil parties we obliged to submit half candidates that are women. i don't doubt these will be easily passed because there are many women out there and many men who support them. >

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