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this case it pits a european team against a world side you know grewal event starts this friday in prague and features a star studded lineup. rafael nadal and roger federer are used to facing off for the game's biggest prizes in prague world number one and two will be on the same side as part of team europe. captain bjorn borg believes the competition is going to take off i believe it's going to be one of the great future . when they're asked. to be the captain of. the competition sees borg renew an old rivalry with john mcenroe the fiery american is the captain of a team world featuring four of his countrymen as well as a canadian and an australian curiosus pitching to do well in a tournament named after his compatriot the legendary rod laver. obviously want to be part of it because you know you look at all the great champions that are here. obviously red rover we share the same you know we live in the same place so it's pretty special for him as for the darwin federer it will be a short lived union between two of the best players in the world could well after sunday's final match is. so

rafael nadal and roger federer are used to facing off for the game's biggest prizes in prague world number one and two will be on the same side as part of team europe. captain be on board believes the competition is going to take off on i believe it's going to be one of the greats of the future. to be to be the captain of. the competition sees barbara newman old rivalry with john mcenroe the fiery american is the captain of a team world featuring four of his countrymen as well as a canadian and an australian nick kyrgios is teaching to do well in a tournament named after his compatriot the legendary rod laver. all of us who want to be part of that because you know you look at all the great champions that are here. obviously right level we share the same you know we live in the same place it's pretty special replying to him as for nidal and federer it will be a short lived union between two of the best players in the world the goodwill and after sunday's final matches. you're watching news we have more for you at the top of the hour and you'll find all the stories online dot com thanks for

rafael nadal and roger federer are used to be single for the game's biggest prizes in prague world number one would be on the same site that was part of team europe. captain bjorn borg believes the competition is going to take off. believe it's going to be one of the great future. to be the captain. of the competition sees balder new and old rivalry with john mcenroe the fiery american is the captain of a team world featuring four of his countrymen as well as a canadian and an australian curiosus teaching to do well in a tournament named after his compatriot the legendary rod laver. i was he wanted to be part of it because you know you look at all the great champions that are here. obviously rather we share the same you know we live in the same place so it's pretty special for him as for the darling federer it will be a short lived union between two of the best players in the world could well end after sunday's final matches. you're watching t.v. news here's a quick reminder of our headline this hour germany's vice chancellors ignore gabriela spoken out against nationalism in his address

. >> i am prague to be here with my colleagues in in our leadership team earlier today we had a productive meeting with president trumping a bleeder mcconnell and speaker wright and and we agreed to have a continuing resolution and the increase of the debt ceiling through december 15 this is a positive step forward to provide aid for those hurt by a hearty and help avoid a shutdown and we will work together to avoid a default so when it was a really good moment of bipartisanship to get things done some people just don't help settle but we stuck to the good of the country to make the right offer and we did we're glad the president to accept that for the good of the country we have a lot more to get done we hope we can work in the same bipartisan way the same way we did this morning messily committed to protecting dreamers and again we reiterated our desire that republican leaders in the house send said the leaders put the dream matchup on the floor is a bill passed by a significant margin is our belief. so let's do what and we also must provide further stability to the health care system to

rafael nadal and roger federer are used to facing off for the game's biggest prizes in prague world number one and two will be on the same side as part of team europe. captain be on board believes the competition is going to take off i believe it's going to be one of the great. to be the captain of. the competition sees border new and old rivalry with john mcenroe the fiery american is the captain of a team world featuring four of his countrymen as well as a canadian and an australian mick curiosus itching to do well in a tournament named after his compatriot the legendary rod laver. they want to be part of it because you know you look at all the great europeans that are here. obviously red rover which you know we live in is pretty special for him as for the doll and federer it will be a short lived union between two of the best players in the world good will after sunday's final matches. you're watching the devotees coming to you live from berlin the british prime minister is amazing is due to make an address on brags that she's in florence we're waiting to hear from her and we'll go live

the south african came from two shots back going into sunday's final round in prague to overtake leeough to give him victory by two shots. thanks for your company. there's lots more sport from around the world at bbc dot com slash sport. i'm nick marshall—mccormack — see you soon. bye bye. hello. after a weekend of two halves, this week's weather takes us on a bit of a journey but things are a bit quieter for a time mid—week, as i'll show you in a moment. i will start with a couple of images from sunday's weather. after all that saturday sunshine, grey skies, some rain around. the further east you are, you did not get that rain until quite late on and the weather system that brought it is starting to fizzle out but we are left, as monday begins, with plenty of cloud. it's low cloud, it's misty, murky, some coast and hill fog around. still damp and drizzly in places as well. and it is quite warm, quite humid air that's across us. look these temperatures for 8 o'clock in the morning. some around 16—17 celsius. not as breezy as it has been into england and wales. again the chance of see

world scuffles broke out at a neo nazi rally in the swedish city of gothenburg counter-demonstrators prague protested against the march by the nordic resistance movement and police struggled to keep to choose sides apart security forces detained some twenty members of the group before the rally even began. russian opposition leader alexina valmy who aims to unseat president vladimir putin in elections next year has held an election rally just one day after being released from police custody the russian authorities accused of violating a law on organizing public meetings this isn't the first time he's been arrested before attempting to speak at a rally in the united states is pulling out more than half of its staff from its embassy in cuba after a series of mysterious sonic attacks in the worst cases the dims have suffered traumatic brain injury cuba's government denies responsibility and says it does not know what is causing the incidence. german police have arrested a man in connection with an extortion scheme targeting supermarkets police believe he's the man who plays poison jars of baby

europe have won the inaugural laver cup in tennis, beating the world team in prague.who won the decisive match, but he was pushed all the way by australia's nick kyrgios. the swiss eventually won 11—9 in their deciding set. that gave the europeans victory by 15 points to nine overall. caroline wozniacki ended her string of final failures by beating russia's anastasia pavlyuchenkova in tokyo on sunday. it's her second consecutive pan pacific open title. it gives wozniacki her first title this year. peter sagan has won his third consecutive world title after a dramatic finish at the men's world championships road race. the slovakian barely featured throughout the 166—mile race in bergen. he was in 80th place approaching the final climb — but timed his ride to perfection — beating home favourite — the norwegian alexander kristoff by just a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. australia's michael matthews took third place. the photo finish shows just how close it was. defending champion marc marquez has won the aragon motogp to

it starts in prague and features a star-studded lineup. >> nadal and federer are used to facing off. rule number one and two will be on the same side as part of team europe. bjorn believes the competition is going to take off. >> it is going to be one of the great events in the future. to be the captain of team europe. >> the competition sees him were new and old alike -- an old privately -- an old rivalry with john mcenroe. nick kurios is itching to do well. >> i want to be part of it. you look at all the great champions. it is pretty special -- special. it will be a short-lived union between nadal and federer. goodwill ends after sunday's final match. >> here is a quick reminder of our headline. the vice chancellor has spoken out against nationalism in his address to the u.n. general assembly, reminding a counterpoint to america first. gabriel said it more multilateralism is needed to confront challenges like the north korea crisis. that is dw news. you can find the latest on our website. dw.com. thank you for watching. i will see you soon. [captioning performed by the national cap

. >>> the oakland city council has voted to unanimously ban flavored tobacco prague it -- products. a similar bannon san francisco, supporters argued that flavored tobacco targets youth, many living in poor neighborhoods. it will prohibit all of them in oakland. it goes into effect in the middle of next year.>>> new 11:00, a driver in napa drives into several cars fleeing police. it took off down f street. the department posted these pictures to its facebook page, the chase came to an end when the man crashed into several parked cars, and fought with officers, and he was eventually placed on a stretcher and taken into custody.>>> the killer of a popular high school teacher, shot to death in june, as i reporter tells us, police released surveillance video that they hope help solve this case. >> reporter: a family looking for justice, a young daughter, girlfriend and mother, these are some of the people that carlo tateo left behind to grieve. >> we just want this to be resolved, so that the community is a little safer than it is right now. >> reporter: the 31-year-old tateo was a popu

in it talked about him going to prague and meeting with russians.e dossier together, former british intelligence agent. so that's when interest in michael cohen certainly started to surface. recently we've learned that cohen was pushing a deal in russia, was trying -- had some ideas about potentially a trump tower being involved or building a trump tower in russia, in moscow and had reached out to the russian government expressing his interest seeking their help to potentially put this deal together. it sort of fell through. michael cohen claims he never felt they were serious about it so the deal fell through and probably the people who are going to be questioning michael cohen on tuesday, these are going to be staffers and investigators from the hill from this committee from the senate intelligence committee, senators, they may be able to dip into the readings but they're not actually supposed to question him. it's going to be staffers and some of what they're going to ask will be about this deal that he wanted to put together or potential trump t

sections of the travelling support on friday night as germany beat the czech republic to warn in prague in the stands well some of their fans decided that they were going to make some wholly inappropriate chants we understand that there were nazi chants heard from the crowd from sections there well this is upsetting for a number of reasons they also whistled during a minute's silence that was held in memorial to to check officials who had died just recently and it was also the seventy eighth anniversary of the nazi invasion of poland this was deemed wholly unacceptable by the german tame him load the german head coach said that they've brought shame on our country it's a really angry reaction from the german team to this incident but this isn't the only incident of its kind regarding football just last month was uncovered the day a website sells what's called fan wear at times on official products supposed to be worn by fans but some of the t. shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to

scandal after german fans of the national team were heard to shout nazi slogans during a game in prague against the czech republic. what that prompted the germany coach. came low to say that these people were a disgrace to the country and mats hummels the germany captain well he made a effort to pull his plays off the pitch to not allow them to go over to the travelling support applaud them as they usually would do he said it was this gracefully actions of german fans but fun behavior fun safety and fun security in general is under the microscope ahead of next year's world cup which of course takes place in russia. courting the next the i phone next chapter of course unveiled at a press event on choose days got a wide range of next level features one of the most significant is now face l e d allows users to unlock their devices through facial recognition by simply looking at it could go wrong but many customers are concerned about how this new feature might be used. this work with the face. it requires an actual face the need the whole. yeah and yes. that is the maximum number of places

from sections of the travelling support on friday night as germany beat the czech republic to one in prague in the stands well some of their fans decided that they were going to make some wholly inappropriate chants we understand that there were nazi chants heard from the crowd from sections there well this is upsetting for a number of reasons they also whistled during a minute's silence that was held in memorial to to check officials who had died just recently and it was also the seventy eighth anniversary of the nazi invasion of poland this was deemed wholly unacceptable by the german tame him load the german head coach said that they've brought shame on our country it's a really angry reaction from the german team to this incident but this isn't the only incident of its kind regarding football just last month was uncovered the day a website sells what's called fan wear at times unofficial products supposed to be worn by fans but some of the t. shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to f

sections of the travelling support on friday night as germany beat the czech republic to warn in prague in the stands well some of their fans decided that they were going to make some wholly inappropriate chants we understand that there were nazi chants heard from the crowd from sections there well this is upsetting for a number of reasons they also whistled during a minute's silence that was held in memorial to to check officials who had died just recently and it was also the seventy eighth anniversary of the nazi invasion of poland this was deemed wholly unacceptable by the german tame him load the german head coach said that they've brought shame on our country it's a really angry reaction from the german team to this incident but this isn't the only incident of its kind regarding football just last month was uncovered the day a web site sells what's called fan wear at times unofficial products supposed to be worn by fans but some of the t. shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to

they were inspired by the triumph or normal get phyllis in the governments or marine independent in prague's did really quite quite poorly the expectation that the end of last year for instance was that good for us would get about thirty percent of the adult troops in the end he got thirteen percent of the dots wrote and marine le pen's campaign i think was also surprisingly weak and started to fizzle out and that's i think because french people are dutch people simply didn't want to have a repeat of what's going on in the united states and yet recent opinion polls show that almost half of german voters are still undecided what do you think sustains these political in decisiveness and do you think the undecided voters in joe many i capable of the same surprise that the american and british undecided voters delivered last year i think i would that really would be very very surprising i mean we always knew that the both the british election and the british wrote on their own bracks it and the american election would be very very close. ok but really norm of the opinion polls is suggesting that

from sections of the travelling support on friday night as germany beat the czech republic to one in prague in the stands well some of their fans decided that they were going to make some wholly inappropriate chants we understand that there were nazi chants heard from the crowd from sections there well this is upsetting for a number of reasons they also whistled during a minute's silence that was held in memorial to to check officials who had died just recently and it was also the seventy eighth anniversary of the nazi invasion of poland this was deemed wholly unacceptable by the german tame him low the german head coach said that they brought shame on our country really angry reaction from the german team to this incident but this isn't the only incident of its kind regarding football just last month was uncovered the day a website sells what's called fan wear at times on official products supposed to be worn by fans but some of the t. shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to fee for a s

concerning german funds the smuts earlier in the month of fun supporting the national team travel to prague where they weld disgrace themselves really by. chanting nazi slogans during that game it prompted yaki low who's the manager of the head coach of the the german national team the world champions to say that they were discreet to germany also german captain mats hummels pulled his players off the field not allowing them to go and go it applaud the travelling support there but of course fire behavior fun safety and how fans act is in the spotlight ahead of that world cup that's coming up in russia next year.

sections of the travelling support on friday night as germany beat the czech republic to warn in prague in the stands well some of their fans decided that they were going to make some wholly inappropriate chants we understand that there were nazi chants heard from the crowd from sections there well this is upsetting for a number of reasons they also whistled during a minute's silence that was held in memorial to to check officials who had died just recently and it was also the seventy eighth anniversary of the nazi invasion of poland this was deemed wholly unacceptable by the german team yorkie unload the german head coach said that they've brought shame on our country it's a really angry reaction from the german team to this incident but this isn't the only incident of its kind regarding football just last month was uncovered the day a website sells what's called fan wear at times on official products supposed to be worn by fans but some of the t. shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached ou

europe have won the inaugural laver cup, beating the world team in prague.alia's nick kyrgios. the swiss eventually won 11—9 in their deciding set. that gave the europeans victory by 15—9 overall. caroline wozniacki ended her string of final failures by beating russia's anastasia pavlyuchenkova in tokyo on sunday. it's her second consecutive pan pacific open title, and it gives wozniacki,who also took the prize in 2010, her first title this year. the dane had lost all of her previous finals in 2017. now she's feeling quietly confident that she'll make the wta finals in singapore next month. peter sagan has won his third consecutive world title iam i am confident that i will but to buy dented hats off to everybody, i have had a good year and another thing i power to qualify so let's see what happens. it was one i really wa nted see what happens. it was one i really wanted to win today. 0bviously being in my seventh final this year is great but getting that last win was really important to me. peter sagan has won his third consecutive world title after a drama

they believe that that makes them prague recoand open-minded -- progressive and open-minded.treat people facing unequal and differential experiences the same, by addition to i do an injustice to those who need more. if we say we're going to fund all the schools with exactly the same money but some folks got their parents kicking in and can have the big pta where they've got rich folks that can put more money in, then equality won't suffice. but i think when you're the dominant group, there's a real incentive to say, oh, let's treat everyone equally because at some level we know if i've already got the head start, mine, if i'm two laps up on you in a five-lap race and then you say, we're all going to run by the same rules, but folks are too laps back, then equality will end with a two-lap head start. and me crossing the tape first. equity is something we haven't really ever embraced because we're so wrapped up in that sense of being colorblind, not noticing, not talking about the stuff, as a way to really preserve the head start that we have but don't want to acknowledge. >> i

concerning german fans the smuts earlier in the month found supporting the national team travel to prague where they weld disgrace themselves really by. chanting nazi slogans during that game it prompted yaki low who's the manager of the head coach of the the gym. national team the world champions say that they were disgrace to germany also german captain mark hummels pulled his players off the field not allowing them to go and go it applaud the traveling support there but of course fire behavior fun safety and how fans act is in the spotlight ahead of that world cup that's coming up in russia next year. ok thanks peter that was our europe correspondent peter all of that. now if you are increasing the increasing number of terror attacks on mainland europe the question of border security is a major political concern there used migration chief earlier had a change of heart on the issue of identity checks in the shank in zone before he met with e.u. interior ministers he was adamant that stricter border controls were not needed anymore during the last two years ruth you've been working in cr

concerning german fans this month earlier in the month of fun supporting the national team travel to prague where they disgrace themselves really by. chanting nazi slogans during that game it prompted yaki low who's the manager of the head coach of the the german national team the world champions to say that they were discrete to germany also german captain much hobbles pulled his players off the field not allowing them to go and go it applaud the travelling support there but of course fire behavior fun safety and how funds act is in the spotlight ahead of that world cup that's coming up in russia next year. now some news just in islamic state has claimed that it was behind the terror attack on the london underground this morning in a statement by the terror group's own news agency and also prime minister to resign made his now just in case threat level has been raised to critical twenty nine people were injured after an explosion at a station in the southwest of the city witnesses reportedly saw a fireball through the carriage police offices they say that the device only partially detonate

large value in the marketplace, they may be lowering prices one day in brussels, raising them in praguet in , that same kind of thing happens in ridesharing. there is a lot of similarities between the business models. vonnie: how concerned are you about valuations now, quite separated from the leadership? concerned that perhaps uber is not as valuable as it once was? mitchell: that is completely irrelevant. it makes a good headline. atwere aggressive buyers prices people have talked about today. a couple of big mutual funds down, but i values think it was blackrock that marked it up to $53 a share. this is all noise. our view is fundamental. what can this generate in three to five years on an earnings basis, 20 times to 30 times multiple. we think it can be conservatively a $150 billion company. great companies have tails. it is possible it is a $200 billion company. it does not surprise us at all that others want to invest in these places. vonnie: you are clearly someone who has spotted fantastic companies, spotify, these are investors in your portfolio, ayfare, so you obviously have g

priceline may be lowering prices one day in brussels, raising them in prague, keeping them flat in parisspiking them or lowering them dramatically in barcelona when the weather is bad. the same thing happens in ridesharing. i think there are a lot of similarities between the business models. >> how concerned are you about valuations right now, apart from leadership? holding.other fund are you concerned perhaps uber is not as valuable as it was? >> that is completely irrelevant. it makes good headlines. we would be aggressive buyers at prices people have talked about today. an example. a couple of big ritual funds mark their values down, but i think it was blackrock that marked it up. $53 a share from $40. our view is fundamental. what can this generate in three to five years on an earnings multiple to 30 times looking out three plus years? we think it can be conservatively a $150 billion company. great companies have tails. it is possible it is a $200 billion company. theses not surprise us prices are in the news. you have bought fantastic companies like spotify. these are investments in

found it bewildering in russia during soviet times people were so disbelieving what they read in prague, they recognized it was merely the party line. >> propaganda. >> people now are so believing of the russian media, it's ex-extraordinary. i wonder what happened to the russian skepticism what the government has to say. i think we all need to bring a certain inherent skepticism. i think we all should take a very serious look at what facebook has just revealed publicly in terms of its own analysis. one thing in particular, the russian, this is completely consistent with what the intelligence could be found in its unclassified assessment. one among other things to sew discord in the united states, look what they were doing and what they were choosing to grow the divisions in america. we ought to recognize that for what it is, this is a vulnerability they see we have, these terrible divisions within our country. if they feel that's a vulnerability, we need to recognize it as a vulnerability and we need to do something about it and why it's so important from the top on down we make an effo

rafael nadal has a waiting on the political fight playing out in his home country of spain dollars in prague while here line up in the new lover cup tennis tournament to add that begins on friday but in the catalonian region there's been a mass protest this week as they fight for independence from spain i love that alone yeah i really feel from a spain so i can imagine spend without the lunar alone or with hell to spain and. i don't want to see it. well number seven and two on a contact has been knocked out of the w.t. event in tokyo in her first match since the shock us open first round defeat she did fourth quarter was up against a barbara strike over of the czech republic strike over came from behind it to take the first set seven five she went on to take the second fanfics. competitive ballroom dancer has been recognised as a supporter of for two decades by the international olympic committee but it's still a struggle to convince sports fans that their real actually it's all to serious hell malik isn't asked about finding out first hand whether it should be classified as a sport or not.

they have a lot of quality, we know that from the game in prague.ne that we are ready for. that's all for now, i will be back with sportsday at half past six. a full round—up from the us open but we will be looking at the world cup qualifiers too. back at 6:30pm. studio: olly foster, thank you. more now on our main story. the american ambassador to the united nations has told the security council that it must take the strongest possible measures against north korea, following its nuclear weapons test. nikki hayley said years of incremental sanctions had failed. richard galpin has the latest details. the decision of the north korean leader to test what is thought to have been a hydrogen bomb yesterday led to condemnation from around the world. in the immediate aftermath, donald trump indicated a military response by the us was possible. mr president, will you attack north korea ? possible. mr president, will you attack north korea? we will see. this afternoon, at an emergency meeting of the un security council, us ambassador declared that enough was

of the a no girl live or cup against the rest of the world team has continued on the second day in prague they now lead by nine points to three saturday's doubles a lineout the european dream team of roger federer rafael nadal team up against american john and sam querrey federer and the dollar would go on to win the but they didn't have it all their own way the final score six four one six ten five and that's all is well for me we'll have more later on. as i'm sick is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on the day's news more details of course in all the stories on the website al-jazeera dot com i'm rob matheson my friend. russian filmmaker andrina christoph explores how putin's russia impacts the very values of the nation russians are famous for their cultural legacy but can traditional and conservative be the source of stagnation and authoritarian rule why was always the assume raided by the police but you issues ukraine's homosexuality the significance of the booking to the russian elite is that he was like a feature who controls the cobra in such a putin's russia at thi

team europe have won the inaugural laver cup beating the rest of the world team in prague roger federer was the man who secured the victory for the europeans federer defeated the new carriers in sunday to put europe and unsaleable lead the swiss was pushed by the australian until we came out with a full six seven six to eleven to nine victory the two thousand and eighteen edition will be played in chicago. carl hours and yaquis has put a string of finals losses behind her to successfully defend her pan pacific open title going into the final in tokyo against anastasia. was the actual six finals this year but the dane made sure it would be a lucky number seven she needed just seventy five minutes to complete a straight sets rout of the russian and capture her first title of the year and her third at this event. it was therefore you know one that i really want to go into. my seventh. grade you know getting that last one was really important in cycling it was a day to remember for peace to say again who made history with the world title in a row the u.c.i. rolled world championships in ber

team europe have won the inaugural laver cup beating the rest of the world team in prague roger federer was the man who secured the victory for the europeans federer defeated the carriers in sunday to put europe in unsaleable lead the swiss was pushed by the australian invention we came out with the full six seven six to eleven to nine victory the two thousand and eighteen edition will be played in chicago. in cycling it was a day to remember the sagan who made history with a third world title in a row the u.c.i. rolled world championships in bergen norway on sunday he slovakian has become the first man to win three world titles in a row he was way down in eightieth position ahead of the final climb but at times he's moved to perfection the twenty seven year old snatch victory in two hundred sixty seven point five kilometer race in a dramatic sprint finish sagan winning in a photo finish. is not easy guys and a loss for a few moments. is already done it's gone after. yeah. guys just changing the from after i tried to go in the breakaway after tried to close and after in the end you just

of the inaugural leyva cup against the rest of the world team has continued on the second day in prague this time roger federer was on course in the singles match against american sam carey federer had few difficulties in winning the fix just six four six two as a result he mirrored now lead by one overall the first team to reach thirteen points to be declared the winner. of the new world number one in women's tennis is miss out on a place in the final of the w t a vent in japan got binya mcgrath i was beaten by caroline wozniacki in the semifinals of the pan pacific open in tokyo. winning pretty easily two six two six loves the day. and this daisy a public chunk of us in sunday's final. in major league baseball the l.a. dodgers have clinched the national league west title for a fifth straight season they beat the san francisco giants four two on friday cody belen just set a nationally rookie record with his thirty ninth home run the dodgers haven't reached the world series since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight as a three way tie at the top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage

the a no girls live or cup against the rest of the world team has continued on the second day in prague they now lead by nine points to three saturday's doubles a lineout the european dream team of roger federer rafael nadal team up against american john and sam querrey federer and the doll would go on to win the but they didn't have it all their own way the final score six four one six ten five at the start of the day roger federer was on court in a singles match against american sam querrey federer had few difficulties in winning the fixture six four six two as a result team europe moved into a five one overall lead the first team to reach thirteen points will be the clear winner. and that's it for me back to marry a lovely thank you very much sanna well that's it for this news hour but i will be back in a low while and with much more here day's news run with as always a web site as well al jazeera dot com is why i need a full latest comment analysis and video on demand but i will be back in just a few minutes time with all of the headlines in a bit. of . a new level of a cage militia

of the a no girl live or cup against the rest of the world team has continued on the second day in prague they now lead by nine points to three saturday's doubles a lineout the european dream team of roger federer rafael nadal team up against american joe johns and sam querrey fedor and the dollar would go on to win the but they didn't have it all their own way the final score six four one six ten five and that's how you spell for me will have more later on. and that's it for me rob matheson for this news hour i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news all say you that stay with us. let's talk about now. right now. right now is happening so fast. you can barely keep up with it. right now we've got clouds protecting reiners. on mobile technology finding clean water not tomorrow not five years in the future. now. in a disaster the internet can be restored by a truck. in a mine this truck can drive itself and right now this child is being treated by a doctor from six thousand miles away this is science not fiction and cisco networks are making it happen now. because when everything

singles a match on sunday the rest of the world were making a real fight over to on the third day in prague before that they made a big statement went on i was not upset rafael nadal going into the match a win for an adult would have secured the live a couple of fourteen europe however the american had other ideas and a hard full catalyzed came out on top seven five seven six. the day's action began with a doubles match america's journalism jack soccer defeated the european thomas very edition modern china chinese and winning a tightly contested match seven six seven six. but europe also had their moments on the day alexander have defeated some career in straight sets six point six form that victory so the europeans go twelve to six and needing just one more win to clinch the cup but which roger federer would later deliver. called i was knackered has put the string of finals losses behind her to successfully defend her pan pacific open title going into the final in tokyo against anastasia publishing cova was an iraqi lost six finals this year but the day made sure it would be lucky number s