percy tau scored both goals for south africa.qualifies them as runners—up of group e, behind nigeria. and cedric bakambu scored the only goal of the game as dr congo beat liberia to decide who qualified from group g along with zimbabwe. elsewhere, steve mounie scored the winner as benin beat togo 2—1 to qualify from group d. as mentioned, zimbabwe the group g winners they beat congo—brazzaville 2—nil. and, in group l, tanzania beat uganda — who'd already qualified — to join them in the finals. on to tennis — the defending champion john isner‘s through to the fourth round of the miami masters. the american is the number 7 seed. he beat spain's albert ramos vinolas in straight sets — but he was made to work hard for his victory. isner won the first set — 7—5 — and was taken to a tie—break in the second. isner will now play great britain's kyle edmund, the number 19 seed, who beat milos raonic in straight sets. edmund won — 6—4, 6—4 — so round 4 of a second successive masters series event he made the last 16 a fortnight ago at india

mean i'm going to ask kimi and i play fullback for percy don't mind. so much for the basics what else he's twenty years old and in his first year in germany already a mainstay of the back for the team currently setting the pace in the for his league speaking of pace he has it by the truckload. five point one kilometers an hour alongside fret buzz on say rubbish that makes him the quickest player clocked in the buzzers league of the season last forever kimi a super talent in the fast lane. before i know more when we're playing well we're top of the table i'm also happy with my progress here and getting the playing time i need out on the page. you know you and i think. from real madrid through the rule of district he joined the you frank. of the spanish giants as an eight year old by then already a seasoned footballer. i often think back to my childhood playing for the small local club in the suburb where we lived myself and my friends were always out and about with the ball those memories are still very vivid. moving for dorman last summer kimi was in r

me number one i'm asked rafa kimi and i play fullback for percy don't mind. so much for the basics what else is twenty years old and in his first year in germany already a mainstay at the back for the team currently setting the pace in the fullness league speaking of pace he has it by the truckload. five point one kilometers an hour alongside frank puts on say rubbish that makes him the quickest player in the bundesliga the season after half a kimi a super talent in the fast lane. and i know more when we're playing well we're top of the table i'm also happy with my own progress here and getting the playing time i need out on the pitch. you know me know and i think i will. from real madrid through the roof district he joined the youth ranks of the spanish giants as an eight year old by then already a seasoned footballer. microbe on a while i often think back to my childhood playing for the small local club in the suburb where we lived myself and my friends were always out and about with a bowl. marines are still very vivid. with the ball moving to dortmund las

they've recruited young and telegenic candidates, like this one, who is also on two wheels, percy shearty than future forward. but how do she feel campaigning fora coup future forward. but how do she feel campaigning for a coup leader?” like him in terms of being efficient andi like him in terms of being efficient and i feel that but that the he is not democratic, is he? it's the way you get to the power. he can do things a lot of government can do. efficiency and stability. that is the military party's core message. how well it plays with younger ties, we will find out this sunday. —— younger people in thailand. more on our top story now — eu leaders have agreed an extension to the brexit date until may 22, but only if uk prime minister theresa may's deal gets through the british parliament next week. if it doesn't, the cut off date will be april the 12. joining me to talk more on this now here in the studio is georgina wright. she is a senior researcher on the brexit team at the think tank the institute for government. you would have to change the date. everything hinges on how the

it's not true and be so unfair they want to raise all of that they are all going to face all ireland percy's a terrorist as american base or no. that would be taken away but for a white person that would not be an option that their citizenship would be taken away he said i should on that alone recognize that there is a structural outside all racism that exists through everything that you are actually saying is a sense of what you would define i think should be i would say you have to use your bring her back to defend the grain have arrived and try her and that's the issue there is an environment of hate that exists i think what we have to think first of all who all the real victims here should be to pay jim he's a terrorist she supported a brutal terrorist regime the disgraced full idea in the media that we should be seeing her as the fake said i think it's sad and pathetic that it would not be the role of the british state to tell british people what they can and call they just cause one or two people are offended by it if we lived our lives bonding everything that some one person found off

andrew percy is with me now, a brexiteer who has backed the deal all the way along, what is the messageany changing their mind? if we back this deal, we will be leaving the eu at 11pm. this is the only way we get out of the european union. this place has proven on two occasions it won't let us leave the eu without a deal. either with the pm's deal or a softer brexit. my message is simple, they have to get on board first. and two labour mps, they keep telling us they will come on board, if not today, when? let us assume this does not get through today. we think it could fall short. what is the choice before parliament? it will get more votes than the previous two occasions. if the premise doesn't get the deal through, it is possible it could come back in a different format next week. what we will have lost is the extension to may 22 for article 15 which means we are counting down the clock to april 12. what is increasingly likely is a general election. how do you break this impasse? the commons keeps voting against everything. at some point we will have to put it to the people in a gener

intelligence percy but from what i have heard from credible sources is that the mood in kashmir because of what you can only quote. and really high handed behavior when major listen then you would say i'm going too much into details if a major of the military of india puts a fish meat in front of his jeep and takes him out and allows him to be stoned and he becomes a discreet it man this is telling you what india has done in that country in that region if there is anyone within that area to a pakistan who has assisted who has help we are not supportive of anyone who assists while it's anywhere be it inside our borders or outside that's a change pakistan that the world is perhaps taking too long to accept because you are judging us by a few this repetition the not being able to understand that in the last ten fifteen years pakistan has changed direction and pakistan is credibly strong live with monthly falling trying to completely did. you know the minute extremism from all parts of our society now let me ask you one now one more question about an important player in the region which is

arsenal star robin van persie has passed two hundred career goals and he did it in a spectacular fashion percy scored a hat trick of a fine or that and the club where he started his career is goals helping them beat f.c. him four nil in the league that plans to retire at the end of the season during his career van persie scored fifty international goals for the netherlands and won the english premier league with united. reigning m.l.s. champions atlanta united to have made a losing start to their new season they were beaten by wayne rooney's d.c. united atlanta keeper brad santa had a night to forget his mistake allowing the chance to score it finished two nil to d.c. . james harden dominated the another game for the houston rockets harden that made six three pointers and scored fourteen or more points for the twenty fourth time this season this time out of forty two point lead his team to win over the boston celtics the rockets sit fifth in the western conference. of the detroit pistons that got the better of the toronto raptors in overtime at this game in detroit could be a first round match

arsenal star robin van persie has two hundred career goals and he did it in spectacular fashion then percy scored a hat trick for a flyer no one problem he started his career his goals helping them beat after the end then for nail in the dutch lead the thirty five year old plans to retire at the end of the season during his career that person scored fifty international force for the netherlands and won the english premier league with united. reigning m.l.s. champions atlanta united have made a losing start to their new season they were beaten by wayne rooney's d.c. united atlanta keeper brad guzan had a night to forget his mistake allowing luciana acosta to score finish to d.c. . athletes from all seattle will compete at the asian games in two thousand and twenty two hand show in china will be hosting the spectacle the asian games is the second largest sports advent in the world after the olympic games officials in oceana have been campaigning for decades for the inclusion the move to include the likes of australia and new zealand is geared towards increasing the level of competition at th

the charges will be brought against one form of percy soldier. of the killing of two people in londonderry on bloody sunday. following careful consideration of allll of the available evide. a decision has been taken to prosecute one former r soldier [i[inaudiblele] soldier f.. for the murder of james ray. i'm for the murder o of william mechanic. thirtieth of january nineteen seventy two known as bloody sunday is one of the darkest days of the troubles. thousands of people marched through derry to protest against in ten minutes. of the protesters threw stones of british soldiers troops responded with live ammunition killing thirteen unarmed civilians. bloody sunday fuels hostility towards the british army. an initial inquiry cleared the soldiers of any wrongdoing but a freshh investigation ordered by tony blair in. nineteen ninety eight concluded us soldiers that fight on just unarmed protesters. this point sixteen soldiers being investigated the pps said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute them. i'm relieved. that at least one soldier w

of nations a two one win over libya was enough for south africa to qualify thanks to two goals from percy to oh it was a big day of africa cup of nations qualifying across the continent the democratic republic of congo and been in are also on their way to the now expanded twenty four team to intimate and tanzania hammered a previously unbeaten uganda in qualifying to book their place in egypt the middle and then germany have played out another classic in their longstanding rivalry this time in european championship qualifying the germans won only one of eight competitive games last year including a three nil defeat to the dutch but when two nil up in amsterdam through leroy sana and serge get gnabry but i'm a taste a little to and memphis to pile got the home team back on level terms in the second half germany's nico schultz popped up with a last minute winner and three two it was results from the knights of the european champion qualifiers for you know israel getting a famous win over austria world cup finals croatia losing two one to hungary. one of argentina's top female footballers sa

so a fed was there to reason that there are altman if it's all i want percy is a terrorist so that's an area where he'll be placed in a way that would be taken away but for a white person that would not be an option. they citizenship would be taken away he said oh no other than that alone i recognize that there's a structural racism that exists through everything that you are actually say sums of what you would define i think should be i would say of the euro bring her back to defend the great never lived and try her and that's the issue there is an environment of hate that exists i think what we have to think first of all who all the real victims here should be the page he's a terrorist she supported a brutal terrorist regime the disgraceful idea in the media that we should be seeing her as the fake said i think it's sad and pathetic that it would not be the role of the british state to tell british people what they can and call they just cause one or two people are offended by it if we lived our lives bombing everything that some one person found offensive nothing would exist in th

of nations a two one win over libya was enough for south africa to qualify thanks to two goals from percy. it was a big day of africa cup of nations qualifying across the continent the democratic republic of congo and been in are also on their way to the now expanded twenty four team to intimate and tanzania hammered a previously unbeaten uganda in qualifying to book their place in egypt. the middle and then germany have played out another classic in their long standing rivalry this time in european championship qualifying the germans won only one of eight competitive games last year including a three nil defeat to the dutch but win two nil up in amsterdam through leroy sana and serge good gnabry but i'm a taste a little to and memphis the pyre got the home team back on level terms in the second half germany's nico schultz popped up with a last minute winner and three two it was results from the knights of the european champion of qualifiers for you know israel getting a famous win over austria world cup finals creation using two one to hungary one of argentina's top female footballers sa

they are all going to fall and percy is a terrorist so there is a pretty place in a way that would be taken away but for a white person that would not be an option that their citizenship would be taken away he said on out of bounds of the law to recognize that there's a structural outside or racism that exists through everything that you are actually saying is a sense of what you would define i think should be i would say of the you all bring her about defending bring her out and try her and that's the issue there is an environment of hate that exists i think what we have to think first of all who are the real victims here should be he's a terrorist she has supported a brutal terrorist regime the disgraceful idea in the media that we should be seeing her is the fix said i think it's sad and pathetic that it would not be the role of the british state to tell british people what they can and can't do just cause one or two people are offended by it if we lived our lives bunning everything that that one person found offensive nothing would exist in the world i thank god i live in a countr

in that will help to expedite the whole percy's. twenty it can come from overseas in iraq. the forbidden museum will tell. you that's all it. is and those of the four add it to the forty eight is a part of the fifty you look. at this point i can't give you any information about those four except they have been missing and those names have been we can solve alongside of then. i think. we would comment on. who's in hospital here the home our people family friends for the. very. point. line decision for us and what isn't so according to muslim traditions they normally bury their loved ones within twenty four. we have a link to discussions of death approach if we can meet with the muslim leaders we have had the chief coroner on the proces to. d.b.i. teams a family liaison person there's no in they now understand that given that this is an unprecedented division in this country. and very supportive in terms of the length of time it takes to do this this is a criminal investigation unlike anything that we've had before and we don't want to compromise that investigation so we we'r

most investors to invest in turkey, they are looking at -- 10% percy cushion of year.ver their local investment is you have to assume you need to overcome the 10% drawdown. it's kind of an interesting thing. in general, after the march 31 of elections, what happens next? it really depends on the ak party and whether they win, i'm not going to say anything about the elections but let's say they win. they will try to roll back prescriptions. we will get a sense of if investors are coming back. it's going to take some time. caroline: what's so amazing, erdogan really played to the foreign market and seemed very open to capital markets and now seems to have completely you turned. people have gone all in for turkey to an extent. particularly larger european banks. you have analysis on how it has rippled across the developing world. bbva,: you look at unicredit, they are directly exposed. insurershsbc, a lot of and banks that have tremendous turkish exposure. ? who's really getting hit is going to be the proxy hedges. -- was really getting hit? it is going to be the proxy he

. >> supervisor mar: thank you, supervisor yee, also thank you supervisor walton and percy birch and your staff for leading this accommodation of african-american youth and their voices. i want to keep my remarks short, because i want to give most of my time to the amazing honorees that i'll be talking about, but for black futures month, incredibly excited to commend the youth and young adults of a star records, which is a program of sunset youth services. sunset youth services provides young people communities for creative expression, healing, and leadership. upstart records honors the often-negligented accomplishments of youth of color, especially our black youth. you are amazing, resilient overcomers. you move the needle on society's expectations, and you are artists who speak truth to power. you are also a vital part of the sunset community. thank you, desiree, deshaun, ruben, abdale, giovani, desmond, christie, anglo, also cofounder don stuckel for being here. lastly, i'm really excited to have dina rowe and des mac perform two short pieces entitled "dreams" and "don't shoot," s

weather there is down in the southeast corner for some of us in the southern parts of italy and through percy greece it really doesn't very wet and warm under that system either as that moves out the way with even colder weather make its way in so for athens the maximum temperature there on friday would just be eleven degrees and that area of rain will be working its way across parts of turkey where it will be turning increasingly wintery for the other side of the mediterranean we're also seeing a little bit just the tail end of that same system so for some of us in libya will be rather gray but dusty at times as well further west it's not that warm for us look at algiers a maximum temperature just of fifteen degrees the temperatures will increase though as we head into friday back up to seventy or about quite nice there around twenty three for the central belt of africa plenty of showers here at the moment some particularly heavy ones in parts of uganda that are just rumbling their way towards the west and further west now for west africa there's also a handful of showers to be expected at t

percy carter and his son operated hotel carver.o now blacks have a place to stay when they came to pass dinner, very close to the green hotel investing a. -- in pasadena. there were many people, important people, doing important things in the community. oil grant was one of those people. he was a real estate agent and he started family savings and hen association after cannot getat blacks any loans from the banks. so he started this bank, which was very successful. so here are some pictures of the groundbreaking for the bank. and that's the building and the building was actually built by an african-american architect called paul williams. he's a very successful architect. he was the first member of american institute of architects, and he actually had houses oft of hollywood celebrities and other important buildings, like ymca building on 28th street in los angeles. this is a ralph riddle. he was the first police officer and he joined the force in 1946. people were trying to apply for those jobs from early on but in acting 46, he b

, who is com pletely got presenting percy, who is completely different in the sense that his trainer so he isa trainer never says anything, so he is a completely different story. the other story comes in willie mullins, island's top trainer, the most successful trainer ever at the cheltenham festival but is never won the gold cup, on six occasions he has trained the second. he keeps coming back for more, like theresa may with the withdrawal agreement. four runners today and very possible that one of the micro pass that lollipop first. well done, he has even got brexit into the cheltenham coverage as well. -- might go past. we will see this afternoon when we know who has won the gold cup, there will be a few more people sat near the benches here. i am not sure it is going to be a day to sit on benches, we have got the weather coming up. it looks lovely there, he looks to be in his element. it is fine to sit on a bench. not if it is raining and windy. matt, not if it is raining and windy. it is fine, as long as the rain is not wet. anyway, they go. very good morning, bit of rain abound

i was so looking forward to seeing uncle percy shoot a robber. man: nowevblanche, less of youry.ward. sweet dreams, my courageous blanche. edward: jane, are you awake? ye. come out then, quietly. come this way and make no noise. you don't turn sick at the sight of blood, do you? never been tried. give me your hand. won't do to risk a fainting fit... warm and steady. jane, what you see may shock,nd frighten... and confuse you. not to seek an explanation. don't try to understand. whatever the appea jane... i'm going to leave you in this room with this gentleman while i fetch a sueon. you will sponge the blood as i do now. if he comes to, do not speou to him on any a. do you understand me? whatever h, do not move from here. whatever happens, do not open a door. either door. [door banging] [crying] [door opens] now, doctor, be on the alert. give you half an hour for dressing the wound, getting , e patient downstairsd all. mason: edward, i'm done for, i fear. nonsense. you've lost a little blood. that's all. she sank her teeth into me like a tigress. [groans] she said she'd drain my h

stocks plunged after they said it would be hurt by percy.t docked with the international space station. this test flight plays the way for a manned mission. elon musk is competing with nasa. for business with the u.s. in china's trading partners are anxiously watching talks between the two countries. this economic summit in november. is paramountion for us. not just because of the development of trade, the prospect of global growth and trade. prices,ts the commodity it affects the exchange, the different currencies. factorse, many macro are in connection with the situation. we are following it very closely. the bloombergis business flash. francine: thank you so much. we are getting breaking news out of greece. this feel significant after everything greece has been through. bondare selling a 10 year that they have mandated banks to sell. this speaks volumes to where the country is now compared to seven years ago. tom: let's throw a chart up and see if it sticks. how about the greece 10 year? this is how fast on the terminal we can find some o

i also have andrew percy another conservative mp.ou were in at the room when she said it, just describe how it felt, how she seems to be, and what she said. i can tell you now, there was no whooping and hollering, no one takes any great pleasure in what has happened. my sense of the room is that, as conservative mps, it is what we do, they are work colleagues. we are a very close group of people, we have different opinions on issues, and we are having one hell of a difference, are having one hell of a difference, a family dispute on brexit amongst sellers. there is a lot more that unites us. there is a lot of respect for the prime minister. unites us. there is a lot of respect forthe prime minister. she unites us. there is a lot of respect for the prime minister. she actually said which was interesting and chimes with me, she knows this is a big issue, a massive issue that has dominated the end of her time in parliament, but it is not why she came into politics. it is not what gets her out of bed in the morning. me too, to coin a phr

the gold cup is underway, with presenting percy going off as favourite in the cheltenham festival's bluehe trainer. lewis hamilton headed a mercedes one—two in second practice at the season—opening australian grand prix. the reigning world champion edged team mate valtteri bottas by 0.0a8 seconds, with red bull's max verstappen third. ferrari, who appeared to have the quickest car in pre—season testing, were fourth with sebastian vettel. tiger woods' hopes of a third players championship title are dwindling after a terrible 17th hole at sawgrass. the 1a—time major winner began the second round five shots off the lead. three birdies put him in real contention, before he hit two balls into the water on the par—three17th on his way to a quadruple—bogey seven. that dropped woods back to one under par overall and six shots behind the lead. that's all the sport for now. i will have more for you in the next hour. thank you. see you later. thousands of schoolchildren worldwide have abandoned classrooms for a day of protest calling for more action against climate change. children in the uk havejo