marseille travels to to lose -- to lose on sunday. the stage -- 18 stage has been one.adam henson powers away in the first breakaway group. it was the tireless crossing the first place after cruising the final 1500 meters. the 42-year-old was second off of the italian advantage. he has struggled with steep ramps in the past. it belonged to the belarusian. i had very good legs. i was feeling great. there were some guys riding as fast as they have ever in their lives. i had that in mind. i had to surprise them. luckily, i did. i felt great. i managed to arrive in good condition as usual. >> across the pond in canada, the challenge sprint pro takes place on the eve of the grand prix of quÉbec. the frenchman won the sprint finish ahead of the italian. third place went to a dutchman. emirates new zealand inch closer to winning the america's cup after crushing the usa. they were well beaten in both races. the defending champ led by 12 second team race six. oracle was handed a two-point deduction for illegal modifications before the event and they were behind from the go. new

they are tied at the top with marseille in third. in england, daniel scored one and provided two sets for the comeback man. liverpool 13-1. -- won 3-1. massey has been ruled out of the championship after he injured his side. he scored his 11th goal in barcelona before being forced off after 28 minutes. he will be out of action for two to three weeks. in cycling, portugal has won the men's road race after a grueling battle in italy. the colombian crashed inside the final tone -- 10 kilometers. costa made his move storming home to beat rodriguez. costa taking gold with rodriguez second. valverde won the bronze. the canyon broke the world's record on sunday. the olympic champion was on hand to send the runners on their way . an early group of five runners set the early pace on the notoriously fast court. he trained specifically to break the record here and was on pace to do that. when the tempo dropped, the 31- year-old broke free. his compatriot's record was in range. he sprinted across the line into hours, 23 minutes, and 23 seconds a

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another french midfielder joined marseille. a five-year deal worth reportedly 50 million euros. victory at stage 10. the 41-year-old broke -- four kilometers to run. before the race, the radioshack rider had never won a stage in the grantor but now has strong hopes and when he the overall. this year's winner was the only man to respond. second in the general classification. >> today on the net. -- a stork egypt arrested in egypt on suspicion of spying. an online campaign to end violence against children in india. who do you think deserves to be buried in the pantheon? a stork behind bars. as strange as it may seem, the egyptian authorities detained a stork on friday, believing it contained a spying device. it was found by a fisherman in southern egypt. he thought the electronic device attached to its back looked suspicious. so, he decided to capture it and take it to a police station. but the veterinary committee called in to assist the government officials and environmental organizations involved in the inquiry determined the advice was neither obama nor a spying system. they d

we won in marseilles, and sunderland. it was a positive week. >> manchester united were in action, blown away by manchester city. they were the winners. >> a few other results: >> in just a few minutes two teams that can dominate in world football can face each other in france. monacow with a game. psg spent around $452 million on new players since being taken over. some of those big signings swedish striker ibraminovic. he was the first. a brazilian costing $53.1 million, and $83 million for services of a striker. thanks to monaco's billionaire owner splashing out money. james rodrigues government $62 million, and a former colleague joining tore a fee of $33. -- for a fee of $33.4. $196 million on new players this year alone. here is one of those players. >> translation: we are aware that we haven't played together for a long time, that we are a team starting the season. paris have been playing for a long time. this match is important for them but we see it as an opportunity. >> translation: we are trying to find the bes

and then marseille playing arsenal. that shows you how strong that group is. pick any two to go through. and then the second favorites for the tournament. always strong. perhaps not as strong as they have been in the past, and you would think that milan would be the team most likely to go through. but anything can happen in the champions league. >> let's talk about the manager stealing the limelight with what i thought was an excellent speech actually. >> yes, he is primed to do that, isn't he? and i think sometimes, dealing with the media can be a necessary evil for him. his main job is coaching players. and he likes to have a bit pan. and he does it dead pan. he would say i'm sure he was serious. >> beautiful yang eggs. [ laughter ] >> eggs that need a mum. in this dacase a dad. [ laughter ] >> to take care of them, to keep them warm during the winter? huh? to bring the blankets and to work and improve them and one day we arrive in the moment where the weather change, the sunrise, you break the -- the eggs and the eggs are ready to -- to go for life at the t

they're away to marseille. they have won four of their premier league games.rsenal knocked out stage for three consecutive sense. they lost to bayern munich last season. >>> l.a. dodgers have suffered a setback. with the diamondbacks with a 2-1 victim i1victories in phoenix. >>> the rays recorded a 6-2 victory. now just a few minutes away from the racing at the america's cup, a day which could see team new zealand winning that title. they now lead team u.s. 7-1 in the series. if they win both of tuesday's races in san francisco bay that will be enough for them to take the trophy. they now need eight wins to pull off an improbable win. and the british and irish ruby player has apologized for pulling a prank on prime minister cameron. he made bunny ears behind cameron's head. not the first time that he has made a bit of news away from the pitch. remember he was fined and reprimanded by the police in new zealand after jumping over a ferry at the world cup a couple of years ago. more on our website. you can check it out at www.aljazeera.com/sports. you can get aho

director who is the latest victim of gangland style score settling in the mediterranean killing 15 and marseille. those and much more for you at the top of the hour right here on france vingt-quatre. welcome back or welcome if you are just joining us. this is the france vingt-quatre debate looking at the g 20 in the court of vladimir putin and what is dominating the conversation -- syria. joining me, a reporter from this russian magazine. emma from the opposition syrian national coalition and from washington, bruce stokes of the pew research center's -- i've lost my words. the global attitudes project. right? >> that's right. >> i remembered. president putin, by the way, we were mentioning just before the break about how he was putting condition saying that if it was proven that if assad was the one who carried out the camel attack -- the chemical attack that russia -- >> he would not rule it out. does that constitute a window? i'm not sure. >> that's what he said. he has been blowing hot and cold, it seems. the russian president also calling the u.s. secretary of state a liar. >> i saw the deba

how about marseille's law, or jessica's law, or all of these laws named after victims of crime? really they do not have too much do with the individuals they are named after but largely named by prosecutors to expand prosecution and limit defenses. , forjust saying that journalists in particular, and in the public discussion, it is a good idea to debate how we will refer to these laws. i do not have a substitute for stand your ground, but i want to raise the subject that there could be a more neutral way to describe this. the same thing with the obamacare debate. do we really want to refer to the federal health care law derisively, or do we want to call that the affordable care act? probably neither one, if we want to describe what these things do. be an element that we can discuss rather than just your lightly to stand ground. of course people want to stand our ground. maybet should stand -- it should say more about what these laws actually do. thanks. [applause] thank you very much, bob. our next speaker is demetrius sheldon, who serves for the city of oakland. he has extensiv