in the netherlands hardly anybody considers themselves bicyclists anything more than brat eaters. everyone eats brats, so everyone cycles. there is no discussion about it. you see on distance, men cycle a little bit more and women use the bike more often because they use it for going shopping or the short distances. one other thing is that biking has a high status in the netherlands, so that's also different from a lot of other countries. this i will skip. hardly readable but this shows that bicycling is used in all kinds of modes of travel, 25% is using the bike, to go into education is 50% and beyond high school it is even a lot more, 55% to 80% children who visit high school do so by bike and you got to realize how in the situation, there are hardly any school buses in the netherlands. there will be no parents bringing their children to high school by car. they say, ok, what's wrong, you can use your bike. it's very cold or range, you won't melt, do you? -- raining, you won't melt do you? >> there are more sigh cligs then people in the -- cyclists then people in the neggederlan

here is a picture taken in the south of netherlands. here, the layout is so much that you are really regarded as cyclists that they have made space for you. the cars know that cyclists have priority. this is a common roundabout situation in the netherlands, also in the village where i live. so this shows that you go for the cyclists. go for cyclists and realize when someone is saying we were cramped in space like in san francisco, we say, well, you have never been to any dutch town because your roads are so wide. and then they think, yeah, but all these lanes are needed for car traffic. i'll tell you, if you use this traffic model, you should realize that the capacity of your system is not determined by the amount of lanes and the stretches of roads but by the capacity of intersections and you realize that the capacity of these intersections are a lot lower than any capacity of lanes that are on the stretches of roads. so it's only a parking place for cars on to the next traffic light or intersection. so it's only convincing the people

in the netherlands, people who come to work by bike are more regarded them by car. the people who use the car have to find excuses why they still use the car. they just come and say, i just want to go by car. and the fact is, more and more people -- for instance, in amsterdam, by having this past and so on, 9000 people per day choose not to have their car because there was no more accessibility by car but choose the alternatives. 15% of them stay with the alternatives. they had a car. when they experienced it, it was not so bad commuting by bike or public transport, then there were convinced also. -- then it they were convinced also. if you tell people who drive by cars, and i think american politicians are so afraid they might lose voters, but if you keep telling them the detriment of the effects of using their car every day -- what? but they will not mind losing voters. my friends and the businessmen and area, they don't mind. for the around children, -- for their own children, but is it faster, more convenient, and cheaper? those are the reasons why you will choo

also, in the netherlands, we're not so good with racing cyclists.all the champions from last year are from italy, spain, or your country, never from the netherlands. but cycling is more than racing, it is a way of transport. especially for the first 7 kilometers, in combination with public transport. the last lines are important. for instance, in at the city of amsterdam, 85% of the trips are faster by bike then by car -- then by car. i do everything by bicycle. i am a slow cyclist, and i am still faster through the city. that is why most of the people in amsterdam go by bike. if your interested in funny and nice invidious, go to youtube. but you will see a lot of videos in which the bicycle and the car cooperate. these are some pictures and examples of how the public authorities can invest in cycling. this is a parking space for a cyclist. tend thousand bicycles can be stored there. -- 10,000 bicycles can be stored there. you can build a shelter for about 30,000 bicycles. now, what can employees do? many employees are working on the bicycle program

1609, and within a handful of years you had dutch beaver traders here and the development of new netherlandthe dutch colony based on commerce and trade that extended from central connecticut all the way to delaware. >> reporter: captain reynolds not only navigates the "half moon," he's also the director of the new netherlands museum. what sort of artifacts are on the ship? >> oh, you'll find everything aboard here from navigational tools to the foods that were eaten, to native artifacts and european artifacts. >> reporter: a common misconception is that hudson was lost when he found what's now new york city. >> people tend to think that these explorers just blundered around and accidentally stumbled upon their discoveries, but they didn't. they sailed very precisely everywhere they were going. they knew where they were going. they documented where they were and what they were finding. >> reporter: at the time hudson sailed, life aboard ship wasn't glamorous. >> split peas formed one of the basic staples for shipboard life, as well as white peas and wheat. you'd cook this up more or less lik

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the netherlands has plan for the next 200 years and talk about the theatrical. africa how smart?hat are they doing? >> these are the poorest people on the planet, farmers in west africa who are illiterate and don't know the term clie in the change and they are adapting it. how? they are growing trees amidst their trees. so the trees provide shade. they help the plant goes, above all the trees root goes down into the earth and they -- aerate the soil when there is a little bit of rainfall, it doesn't just flash off. it soaks in. so we have seen rising -- doesn't evaporate it. >> you are rising underground water tables and best thing of all of somebody who reported a lot in africa, doubling and tripling of their crop creelds and absolute plummeting of the childhood nutrition rates. if the poorest people on the planet can do this, surely we here in the united states can do it. and one last thing here in california, we do have a government both on the former governor schwarzenegger and now jerry brown who get it. who want to do the right thing. and california i think can and should l

stopping us and netherlands a joy for ben spies with the american thinking his maiden top flight win with some help from his rivals and opening up rush involving world champion for hillary and

he is in the netherlands now where a helicopter transfer them to the war crimes tribunal just a short time ago. the former commander of the bosnian serb military is accused of war crimes including genocide. he is believed the man behind the massacre that left 8000 muslims dead. >> a government jet transported him to the netherlands. later, it taxied into a hangar. in at the touch of a political thriller to itw the journey began after a serbian corps refused his appeal against the transfer. the government welcomed the ruling. >> they have moral and international obligations. they need to prove that they will meet our commitment. >> he was hot in this vehicle. they tried to confuse journalists within the space of an hour. he will be held at the international war crimes detention center where journalists gathered hours ahead of his arrival. crimes against humanity in connection with the siege of sarajevo and the war of the 1990's. >> in the hague, we asked of the trial will proceed from here. >> the first thing that happens is that they did the detention center. there will be an initial

stopping elson in the netherlands with american ben spies winning his maiden top flight race with some help from his rivals though and opening left crash involving world champion hurdle around so. mark the seam on shelley among all this propelling the yamaha rider to top spot spies opened up a full second advantage of a case of stone and never going back in the head of the australian and andrea in said still no extended his overall lead over the run so to twenty eight points.

and the other person germany the netherlands this is a criminal this. really was murdered in the second world war by the dutch sis he confronted for her and asked him if he had any remorse for responded with sneers and mockery that was four years ago neighbors say farber's know how spell and i'm close to death it's a race against time for justice now you say well he's a king. people say sometimes say well why put him in jail now but you know his face. never lifted in a second place you had never felt sorry for you this is deeds so if you go to munich you tried to talk to me you just can't you know you just don't want to talk at all if we don't put him in jail before he dies you know it will always hang as a dark cloud a ball you know why didn't you put your fairy last real cruel not since where he belongs last month germany convicted ukrainian american john demjanjuk of nazi war crimes or much weaker evidence germany has one rule for its people says cost pins and another for foreigners about the younger but he's from russia you know they don't mind kick

the battle for third place was also a late late springs and full sank in lawrence ten down of the netherlands in this one both twenty one seconds behind the winner. rowing now and reigning world champion free dispense and has celebrated yet another victory this time isn't petersburg on what was also a good day for russian athletes at the golden plates regatta the historic architectural mint of the. provided the picturesque backdrop of spencer into stiff competition from the other top five rowers from last year's world championships the swede won the skull sprint event in just under fifty one seconds long it was an all russian affair in the one skulls the police commission off coming out on top this week off another of. the granite all local teams simply stunned world champions germany in the men's lights and achievement that could have gone into the history books it was only a friendly guy or beat a highly competitive one. for now until it starts out rootlets faces the sack if the dutchman fails to steer the chechen side to victory in their next russian premier league game and then can choose

what germany netherlands finland and so forth so seldom paraphrase. that would have been better. but as it did the crew and this makes the problem having a. bit of policy interest rate policy for a country where dr many of us now. with lack of expertise with a lack of. a experts and with a slightly growing figure of inflation. having the same interest rate policy for germany like for spain with. twenty five per cent of people with. no growth and so on this is very hard why are you against turkey joining the european union. a stronger developing country from this. development. it's. would be the country most people. at the start right from the start. having. still large disparities between booming reach and more rural regions. and i think this. would be a. it's a change of perspective we're working together with the turkish very. large field. of cooperation we have a lot of people within our old front yours it's. the third biggest. city in fact dispirited so we don't have problems in cooperation with them we have them as partners and they're not and they're not about a treaty orga

taking up the reins at second to nottingham forest after a successful time at episode twenty in the netherlands and a less or specialist time i've also played in germany a three year deal at forest was confirmed just a day after the championship club dismissed coach believe davis carroll. was famously sacked as england boss four years ago after his side fell to qualify for you right two thousand and eight. while here in russia for two when that's tacked on friday kept them on top of the premier league on a day when twenty five goals were scored in the top flight on the spot sacrifices were being finished goalless so ahead of cheese days kick offs here only strikes in a net busting goals go. my. live . live live. live live live . live. it that's nice miss paulison i just. question was that so much i was among them even though i think i am a real missile boris yeltsin was he a great man who made history or was he merely a product of his time opinions differ widely don't know when didn't.

in world war two he tortured victims before killing them at westerbork concentration camp in the netherlands where doris and frank was held to have been. systematically beat up people in the night they had to dig their own graves and she was part of the firing squad which shot down. a dutch court jailed for bought off of the war for twenty two murders he's suspected of many more but in one nine hundred fifty two he's stayed to germany which lets him go and gave him full german citizenship he was basically cheryl did or protected for extradition in the netherlands has applied time of the time to have returned to serve his sentence the germany doesn't extradite its citizens no matter how horrific the crime this is the man who ruled for a book can stay free yet he hates the german law which he has to enforce. and prosecutors like criminals. no difference. the killers. another person many of neverland this criminals on of course good family was murdered in the second world war by the dutch sis he confronted farber and asked him if he had any remorse for bill responded with sneers and mockery tha

ninety one percent of the people living in the netherlands say that they're satisfied with their lives the highest ranking anywhere in the world that might be because the dutch citizen spend an average seventy percent of their days not working but instead on personal care leisure activities eating and sleeping sixteen hours a day or so i do you spend every day doing this or. that number for australia seventy one percent of the citizens in the land down under trust their political institutions here in the u.s. only forty percent of us trust our government one of the lowest rating ratings in the developed world also ninety six percent of australians are polled to be in good health in the us who we spend more money on health care than any other nation on earth only eighty eight percent of americans are actually in good health looks like someone's getting gypped. and number three norway people tend to be pretty happy when they have a job and in norway a lot of people have jobs only point three four percent three and so one percent of the population has been out of work for more than a year

the netherlands is number one with 26.8% of the population tweeting.lly, it is about 1 billion tweets sent every six days. that's something to tweet about. >> it is, indeed. i tweet myself, but i have to say those figures put me to shame. >>> on friday, the u.s. government releases nonfarm employment figures that are expected to fall short, well short of initial predictions. we have seen the effects of that across the global markets. while the average unemployed american may be struggling now, there's one position that firms are keen to fill. it's at the top of the executive ladder. poppy harlow met with the senior ceo selector in america. >> even though the u.s. ranks in our global talent index number one, it still has its challenges. for example, do executives today have the cultural quotient what we see in terms of demand, supply demand issue, it's great if you have the iq, we talk about the eq and social skills, but do you have the cultural quotient that is lacking in many executives today? therein lies the challenge when it comes to recruiting exe

a woman in the netherlands takes social networking to the extreme.porter kimberlee second model is here with tonight's edition of take a look it is. >> we want to talk about the volcanic eruptions. we have some new pictures of the ash cloud spewing into the air, some how large this is, it goes about 6 mi. of into the ear, i want to show you just how big that is, that the helicopter in the middle of the cloud. residents are trying to clean up after the mess. this man is sleeping ash off his roof. and a man in new mexico put up a giant billboard claiming that his sex her friend had an abortion, shows a 35 year- old great feeling of black silhouette of a baby saying that this would be a picture of my two year-old ex girlfriend how did not kill our child. an exit your friend is taking him to court for violation of privacy. second of the the woman in the netherlands sang the this is a real social networks intact. it features the profile pictures of all of her 152 friends on facebook. now a marketing campaign in mcdonnell's we want to show you how this wor

. >> a major aieme for freedom of speech in the netherlands.>> groups representg noti say they will this to the u.n. human rmmte the trial is over but the controversy is not. >> this is one of the biggest us ftilsn the world in glastonbury, england. fs are e t turn out dragging their way through the mud. the festival hasft been a complete washout in recent years.as never stopped the fans from enjoying cold plate, beyonce, and he -- and2. i will be backh r "in depth," report. >> the european union has never been asnfenal politically and economically as it is today. ithas the largest market in the developed world and there is a lo lt countries hoping to become members. vel mbs om ireland to portugal are struggling to remainolnt and the euro is in trouble. the greek debt csis is so huge it threatens toesbizeth entire euros own. some people have begun to ask i the project has a future. >> there is a whole generation of greeks growing up in fu. it spills over into writing in the streets of athens. the rage isdict at politicians and some even compare the eu to nazi germany. w could things have

the former bosnian serb commander spent his first night behind bars in the netherlands.e stands accused of genocide and war crimes committed during the bosnian war including the massacre of 8,000 muslim men and boys in 1995. >>> the space shuttle "endeavour" has touched down on earth for the very last time. it landed in the middle of the night there at florida's kennedy space center just over a couple hours ago. it was the shuttle's 25th mission. six crew were onboard. they've been on a 16-day round trip to the international space station. they're carrying out maintenance work and other experiments in space. >>> a united nations report has declared japan underestimated the risk of tsunamis and the danger they create for nuclear plants. the international atomic energy agency highlighted the problems that contributed to the crisis at the funk seem fukushima plan. nuclear officials failed to plan for a tsunami and underestimated the hazard for several nuclear sites. >>> in europe, authorities are taking extra precautions to prevent a nuclear crisis like the one in japan. so

one very difficult for one woman from the netherlands to unfriend from facebook pap after she had all152 of them tattooed on their arm. >>> nbc universal has won the rights to broadcast the olympic games through 2020 comcast plans to spread the olympic coverage across its cable and digital outlets. >> reporter: vancouver, canada, a place where the ocean meets the mountain. >> a great spirit. they have great team work. they will be able to promote sport and the olympics in the united states of america. >> reporter: already the broadcast partner for the 2012 london games, the olympic party will say on the peacock for at least four more years. for the 2014 winter olympic in sochi, russia. and to 18 and 2020, whose host cities haven't been selected yet. >> knowing that we're going to be partnered with the olympics for the rest of this decade and to bring so many compelling moments on all platforms. >> reporter: the new deal is considered a major victory for nbc recently acquired by comcast. the decision solidifies a long-standing olympic partnership. a gold medal run that will now continu

this family came from the netherlands. >> it means a lot to us, also, in terms of home. i do not know how to explain it, but it reminds us of home. everyone needs up here and prays together. it is very nice. >> for angel and her family is the most important day of the year. they come here to honor the gods and ask for special favors. all of the worshipers choose which party to their gods they will pray to. -- which particular dogs they will pray to. -- gods they will pray to. today they are celebrating the goddess with the eyes ofove, from whom the temple takes its name. >> she is our mother. she is wholly and very important to us. -- holy and very important to us. >> it alsottracts a number of germans. today, he is acting as a stored. >> i always like this celebration. everything is a harmonious. there is no alcohol and people are very peaceful, despite the crowds. and the atmosphere is just really pleasant. for angel and her family, the festival remind them of their home in a way that is bittersweet. >> for people who cannot return to sri lanka for india and take part

you will not find any from the netherlands. russia has imposed an immediate ban on raw fruits and vegetables from the eu. >> it is a serious concern. every country in the world would protect its markets so it does not received such gifts. >> the e coli outbreak is dominating the headlines. a senior official criticized europe for failing to control it. the european commission protests the import ban and demanded an explanation from moscow. >> it is hard to tell what would have been the reasons behind it. what are the reasons of the russian authorities? from our point of view, we think this measure is disproportionate. >> russia has even been checking travellers from the you for suspicious symptoms of the deadly e. coli strain. >> insecurity surrounding gris sent stocks south today -- surrounding greece sent stocks of today. >> there is bad economic data out of the united states. moody's has downgraded greece, and analysts are saying there is a 50% likelihood of great debt restructuring. -- greek debt restructuring. protesters ar

at least in the netherlands where the competition was as fierce as the structures.orget moats and blocks. these pros carved incredible works of art. most not even castles. nearby some kids got in on the action building a massive structure to resemble the tower of babylon. >>> here's one competition that will definitely keep you on your toes. locals in one english town gathered for their annual world toe wrestling championship, a tradition there for over 30 years. just like arm wrestling, but competitors have to lock feet instead of wrists. athletes even gave themselves catchy nicknames like preda-toe and twinkle toes. i don't know why that completely grosses me out. something about feet and other people's feet. i don't know. >> nasty toe won. no one would go against him. >> well, it's time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. >>> the international monetary fund's executive board meets to begin the final selection of a new managing director. former chief dominique strauss kahn stepped down after he was arrested and cha

germany, went to a 5-0 victory in a warmup match against the netherlands. they will face candidate in the world cup opener on june 26th -- they will face canada in the world cup opener on june 26th. rinaldo will be making one more appearance before he hangs up his boots for good. he will play against for many of this tuesday. he has won the number nine for brazil in three world cups topping the list with 15 goals. he retired from the sport last february. berlin has become a magnet for artists from all around the world. galleries have popped up thanks to rents that remain affordable. now, showing off what its international artists can do with an exhibition called "based in berlin.' >> these chinese knockoffs are perched atop 8 platform. the central exhibition hall looks improvised. following the model, 80 young artists including some who have moved to the german capital, use a variety of media and subjects to illustrate the potential of the city's art scene. >> this shows that berlin is a place where artists come to work from around the world. the problem is

i want to show you new video of moe latish in the netherlands. he told the judge he was defending his people and his country during the beaux neon war. the general is accused of atrocities in the war that claimed 100,000 lives. next hearing is scheduled for july 4th. >>> another hack attack targeting sony. the information stolen and the point the hackers are trying to make. >>> a man believed to be dead for more than 20 years is now in police custody. the reason he faked his death in the face place. >>> we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> good morning, a lot of 40s out there for lows under mostly clear skies. but clouds are on the increase. they will give us cloudy skies. rain could start later on tonight. but more likely late tonight into tomorrow. highs today a lot of 60s. >>> the family of a missing nursing student will hold a rally in hayward tonight. they are hoping to find new leads in the search for michelle lee. she vanished one week ago after leaving the hospital in hayward. it will be hole on pond rosa

france and the netherlands voted against the constitution. national interest was reasserting itself. these days, germany boasts the europe -- boasts the largest population in europe. it is the largest exporting economy. an increasing number of germans wonder why they should remain quite so closely tied to a european union that requires them to keep bailing out less successful members and so restrict their economic freedom of action. >> the need to finance huge deficits in greece or spain has produced anchor in germany. propping up the euro has become horribly expensive. that leads some to want to pitch it. supporters of the european union urged resume in the process of integration. >> there are always two competing designs. one is that what you see, no 11 want to pay for economic mistakes of another country. in this case, greece. on the other side, they would like to have a friendly relationship with all of the neighbors. also, there must important trading partners. when we put these two in balance, the pro european argument is always winning

first of all, the seismic danger is comparable to similar areas, like the netherlands. the linkages between these boulders are, shall we say, significant, but more to the point, and you should have my correspondence from the state and so forth indicating that the ownership of the island -- under the terms of the arkansas act, the state gave in stewardship to the state land that cannot be transferred or sold. to clarify this item, it means transferring titles back to the state. this is creating, in effect, a better road come, but i have gotten comments regarding this. i wanted to assure myself, if you would, that you actually received my correspondence. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> the meeting. my name is paul, and i am can it for the mayor of san francisco. my website is mayorcourrier .com. you are probably preaching your fiduciary responsibilities. the title on this property belongs to the state of california. the department of defense does not have the legal right to sell this land to anybody. they are supposed to clean the land and return it

the netherlands and belgium have some red marks along the coastlines. the report recommends given the beaches around naples a wide berth as they did not test well in comparison to other european waters. to the quality of europe's bathing waters is very high. good news for beach lovers across europe. >> in soccer, the days of long- term german captain michael ballack e officially coming t an en the coach has confirmed that the veteran player no longer features -- figures into the plans. he missed the world cup campaign in south africa because of injuries. now, he will play his 99th game in national colors and a friend against brazil. -- in a friendly against brazil. the mavericks fans came out to welcome their star dirk nowitzki and his teammates back to dallas after be in the miami heat to take their first ever nba championship title. 250,000 people lined the streets of dallas to celebrate their heroes. >> this week, we are focusing on human rights issues around the world, especially in places where states are unable or unwilling to provide their citize

exactly two years after defeating crow at divonne dollars each in the final of the unicef open in the netherlands the russian world number seventy prevailing with these six three six two despite the match being stopped at one stage due to rain there so no full answer wimbledon being the main men's event and has been joined against. this in the opening round. and all the ladies side so leo france overcame check. and the rain to claim the title in this burn. plenty of scenes including russia. and both williams sisters go out in the early stages. now one of the main build up of answers for the tour de france remains wide open with just one day left to do the swiss still being led by their goal but they hissed of big names lie. to fall behind following the penultimate stage. sagal was the quickest in the one hundred sixty seven cool of its a ride edging out of course and swift in the sprint finish and sounds a overall bulky mall of ma has dropped to fifty place while the big beneficiary was frank schleck who moved up the said. held on to his advantage despite finishing in his in the palace on his mai

does not import all that much in the way of fresh produce from europe, even though france and the netherlands are big exporters. you have already seen the level of vitriol with the russian prime minister saying, for example, we're not going to poison our own people for the sake of free trade. that is the force majeure to ostracize an entire nation by throwing out all of their produce because a tiny sliver is tainted. no one knows where the virulent strain first started. >> who is going to end up paying this compensation, and how do you put a dollar value on the crisis? >> we do know how much of it is not being bought. the french are saying that an initial package of two hundred $20 million should be approved because the longer this is drawn out, the longer that produces its their rocking on barges, on the find, in storage -- produce sits there rodtting on barges, on the vine, in storage. we had in e. coli outbreak in spinach in the united states. you saw it taken out of restaurants until it blew over. then we found out it was cal contaminated water. then you step back and try to do this acros

up and away from his beloved serbia, into the netherlands, and finally on words to the un's detention center. in the end, this was a short journey. as the helicopter takes him into the hague, but it brings to an end a long, difficult, and brutal chapter in europe's history. minutes later, a convoy arrived. >> i am hoping the indictment will be given to him, he will undergo medical examination, and he will be put into an isolated cell for the first few days of detention. >> it is a cell like this where ratko mladic is now living. he will have access to a gym, therapists, and even art class is. outside, watching mladic arrive, we found two bosnians, clutching their flag. >> for us, it is justice. >> the traditional considers ratko mladic innocent until proven guilty. but for the family members of alleged victims, this is what they have waited for. he is behind bars. >> in other news, german officials say an e coli outbreak that has killed 16 people was not caused by contaminated cucumbers buys -- from spain, as initially reported. spain has criticized germany for the allegation, which h

does not import all that much in the way of fresh produce from europe, even though france and the netherlands are big exporters. you have already seen the level of vitriol with the russian prime minister saying, for example, we're not going to poison our own people for the sake of free trade. that is the force majeure to ostracize an entire nation by throwing out all of their produce because a tiny sliver is tainted. no one knows where the virulent strain first started. >> who is going to end up paying this compensation, and how do you put a dollar value on the crisis? >> we do know how much of it is not being bought. the french are saying that an initial package of two hundred $20 million should be approved because the longer this is drawn out, the longer that produces its their rocking on barges, on the find, in storage -- produce sits there rodtting on barges, on the vine, in storage. we had in e. coli outbreak in spinach in the united states. you saw it taken out of restaurants until it blew over. then we found out it was cal contaminated water. then you step back and try to do this acros

already this year there have been severe shortages of rainfall in belgium, the netherlands, germany, denmark, hungary, and austria. in france, they have only had 45% of their average rainfall. 60% of departments have seen water restrictions. the immediate problem is crop production, but it does not stop there. all this has prompted a strategic rethink on the management of water, and the government is preparing a white paper to address the issues. it will emphasize that we can no longer take water for granted but must treat it as an essential and valuable resources. >> we need to think of other ways of capturing and storing the water, either injected under brown or trapping water in water storage reservoirs. >> there have been showers in the drought zone, but not enough to make a big difference. it would take days or even weeks of steady rain. >> next week there will be an international push to accelerate the introduction of new vaccines and improve the take up of existing ones. aid agencies say extra funding will mean millions more children could be saved by 2015. our medical corresp

title in exactly two years after defeating croats evolved is the final of the units of open in the netherlands the russian world number seventy prevailing with these six three six two despite the match being stopped at one stage due to rain. so wimbledon in the main man's event and has been joined against a lot of is. opening round. all the ladies side really overcame that and the re they get on to playing the title in this and so plaintive scenes including russia's veterans will not over and both williams sisters go. in very early stages. all into the and one of the main build up events for the tour de france remains why the hell would just one day left it to this with still being led by. the host of big names law i know too far behind following the penultimate stage slovak saga on the was the quickest in the one hundred sixty seven kuhlmann to ride edging out mad course and then swift in the spring finished overall bulky more lemar has dropped to fifth while the big beneficiary was frank schleck who moved up to a third of the cool magaw held on to his advantage despite finishing in the pelot

of the netherlands in this one for twenty one seconds behind the winner. and other news russian olympic figure skating champion of kenny plushenko has been cleared to compete at the next gangs in his home country in twenty fourteen the international skating union deciding to reinstate his amateur status which will allow the twenty eight year old to take part in sochi the ice you had removed this last year after the russian that failed to turn up at the world championships claiming he was injured only to skate an exhibition shortly afterwards with the skating permission says it will be an honor to go for gold for russia it's. finally over in the states n.b.a. champions the dallas mavericks have enjoyed a jubilant homecoming after beating miami to claim the title for the first time a touchdown in dallas that the plane was given out to gun salute and they were greeted by hundreds of fans the band walked off first followed by finals m.v.p. wicki and i do have a celebration parade being revealed but the band has pledged to pay for it himself as the city of dall

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and exactly two years after the feat in current event derek and the following we've been in the netherlands. by the russian world number seven prevailing with the six three six two despite the match being stopped at one stage due to race to sue novel length of wimbledon in the men's names event that had been drawn against love used in the opening rounds. on the ladies' side marion bartoli from france overcame. her reign to claim the title and the spawn both had played their semifinals on the same day it was bartoli who looked the fresher easing through the first set six one however strong back to take the next six four to level the match and the deciding set was close going to five games all before the totally got the crucial break and that much enjoying the moment for huge starts. change that. was so tough i mean i was really just trying to put the you know course sometimes. it was hard to get any resume so i was leading six one three one and then petra so to play very well she had to go very fast then and hard in india so she was a credit to her for coming back and then again he was a gre