his hopes of reaching the final for a second year in a row, as adam wild reports blue skies over roland yesterday's reign. for andy murray, storms to be weathered. something he's used to of late. any questions over his form in paris have been firmly answered. this was kei nishikori displaying a greater force. first set full of aggression, precision come into a headwind, murray turned around, blown way off course. the first set was lost, prevailing winds coming from the east. the world number one needed something to change, time violation called against him, frustrating, yes. murray knows how to channel the aggression. the spark propelling him, roaring into water second set. momentum switch that looked decisive. murray keeping just ahead before blasting his way to a third set tie—break. for nishikori, was this his chance missed? andy murray was determined to make sure of it. seeing out the final set 6—1. in paris, another storm weathered. stan wawrinka, a winner at roland garros two years ago, became the oldest french open semi—finalist since jimmy connors in 1985 as he beat marin cilic

harry kane en la final femenina del roland garros.acer acompaÑarlos. y tambiÉn no olvidar que el domingo ya se disputarÁ la final del mundial sub 20 entre venezuela e inglaterra. histÓrico para ambas selecciones. aquÍ les presento toda la informaciÓn. eliminatorias de la uefa "rumbo a rusia 2018". todos los goles llegaron tarde. el primero al minuto 70. escocia no tardarÍa en remontar en el 87 y 90. pero el capitÁn de los ingleses puso la nota definitiva en el minuto 93. en el grupo c, alemanha goleÓ a un san marino que se queda en el fondo del grupo. alemanha ya definÍa el partido de primer tiempo. 7-0 definitivo. alemanha continÚa en el tope de su grupo. en la final femenina del roland garros, yelena sorprendiÓ a simona y el mundo con una remontada histÓrica. el inglÉs hamilton estableciÓ el mejor tiempo en la clasificaciÓn del gran premio de canadÁ, sumándola 63 de su carrera, e igualÓ al piloto brasileÑo sena. no te pierdas maÑana una emocionante carrera de la fÓrmula 1. el gran premio de canadÁ. todo comienza a la 1:30 del este.

roland, my final question.aw you retweeted something that says may has my vote only through gritted teeth. does that sum up this election? will it be enough to get her over the line? >> i think it will be. i think by common consent she hasn't had a great campaign, but i think you've got to remember that she's up against a very, very weak opposition and that hasn't changed during the campaign, notwithstanding jeremy corbyn's rallies. but i think there has to be a greater explanation about what brexit means. we have to look at the choices facing us. we do need a good trade and security deal. >> opposition with momentum behind them. gentleman, thank you very much. lovely to see you both. >> pleasure. >> mike and sara, i'll send it back to you. >>> attention all econ geeks. australia did something that only one other country has done in the history of the world. we'll tell you what it is next. >>> plus, will fred hitting the pub to get the real pulse on tomorrow's election. ♪ ♪ >> i am probably going to vote conser

to having so much success that we sit up and take notice when you only make the quarter—finals at rolandnfidence? it's normal to say that, you know, i'm not looking at my result in the last five, six months that i'm not playing at my best and unaware of that. for the first time 110w unaware of that. for the first time now ina unaware of that. for the first time now in a stretch of seven, eight months that i haven't won any big tournaments and have been struggling with the level of tennis. you know, it had to happen sooner or later and i'm really glad it did because, you know, it made me start asking myself certain questions and seeing things that may be over the last couple of yea rs that may be over the last couple of years when i had so much success, i didn't see. i hoped it didn't come but now it has come and i now have to deal with it and figure out a way and figure out all the roles in my life and how to balance is around, a ticket back on the desired level. there was controversy before a ball was bowled in the women's cricket world cup match between defending champions australia an

blue skies roland garros after a day of rain. but there were still storms to be weathered.e been answered. kei nishikori displaying good resilience. a first set of precision and resilience. andy murray was blown way of course. the first set was lost. the prevailing winds. the world number one needed something to change. airtime violation called against. —— a time. he channelled the aggression. this brought him roaring towards a second set. a momentum switch that for a moment it looked decisive. andy murray keeping just ahead and blasting his way to a third set tie—breaker. kei nishikori, was this his chance missed? andy murray made sure of it, seeing out the final set 6-1. in sure of it, seeing out the final set 6—1. in paris, another storm weathered. sta n stan wawrinka, the winner at roland garros two years ago, became the old est garros two years ago, became the oldest semifinalist since 1985 as he beat marin cilic in straight sets. he will set up a match with andy murray in the last four in a repeat of last yea r‘s murray in the last four in a repeat of last year's semi

and an upset at roland garros as the unseeded latvian ostapenko knocks out a former world number one.ngland beat new zealand to reach the semi finals of cricket's champions trophy. having never won a major one day tournament in their history, the 87 run victory keeps alive their hopes of winning the tournament for the first time on home soil. as cardiff once again hosted a major sporting event. joe wilson reports. weekend, champions league, tuesday, champions trophy. cardiff is the international sporting city with everything guaranteed, except... except the weather. keep warm, keep moving, not too far. he has got him! jason roy, out for 13. knowing the forecast, that took five. england we re forecast, that took five. england were stopped start, joe root looked untroubled, easing to 64. but no more. ben stokes on 48. he found a fielder. still there wasjos buttler and his imagination, aiming for the cameraman behind him. incredible shot. 61 not out, jos buttler, 310 all—out, england. they got to the 50th over despite drizzle. new zealand had a total to chase and the wind had a job to do

fÉlix: entre otras cosas nos tiene al hombre del deporte hoy, rafael nadal, que gana el roland garrosmundial de fÚtbol sub 20 que se disputÓ en corea, inglaterra derrotÓ a venezuela uno a cero y se coronÓ campeón del partido. la vino tinto tuvo la oportunidad de emparejar con un penal pero el portero detuvo el disparo, venezuela cayÓ, pero dejÓ un buen sabor de boca. la selecciÓn italiana derrotó por la vÍa de los penales a uruguay. el portero de la selecciÓn fue la figura del partido, al atajar dos penales. eliminatorias europeas rumbo al mundial de rusia 2018. la selecciÓn de espaÑa doblegó apuradamente. el chino silva abriÓ el marcador. y un dos a uno final. en la fÓrmula uno luis hamilton ganÓ el gran premio de canadÁ. sergio pÉrez, aprovechÓ para finalmente terminar en la quinta posiciÓn, buena carrera del mexicano. en el tenis, el espaÑol rafael nadal sse coronÓ campeón del torneo roland garros por 10 vez en su carrera. histÓrica victoria para rafa, sÓlo por debajo de roger federer. ahÍ toda la informaciÓn. recordarles que la selecciÓn mexicana emprende un vuelo a rusia para la

she's the first latvian to reach a grand slam final and first unseeded women to reach the final at roland singing, with the french open final place at stake it was down to business. eight years was down to business. eight years was the difference betweenjelena 0stapenko and timea bacsinszky. in the first set they were separated by a tie—break. 0stapenko came out on top, one set away from her first grand slam final. the second set sought more breaks than a snooker match with bascinszky pushing, the cracks starting to show, her sixth break taking it to a decider. in 0stapenko here is a fresh face with a mature attacking game, fitting forehands timed faster than andy murray. in powering through the third set 6—3 she became the first player from latvia to reach a third set 6—3 she became the first playerfrom latvia to reach a major final. 0n playerfrom latvia to reach a major final. on her first playerfrom latvia to reach a major final. 0n herfirst day playerfrom latvia to reach a major final. on her first day of her 20s, 0ster banco came of age. and in the other semi—final the 2014 finalist

juanfra rafa nadal es el supercampen 10 de roland garros. el rey de la arcilla...ncipio a fin de la competicin, rematada con un 6-2, 6-3 y 6-1 en dos horas y cinco minutos... conquist hoy su dcimo ttulo de roland garros... no music start music juanfra para que disfrute ♪ musica del hexagonal parte rumbo a rusia, fue inmortalizado mientras en el bronx los yanquis demuestran su poder, no salten de sus asientos, comenzamos, titulares y mÁs. >>> (aplausos( muy buenas noches y bienvenidos

roland: really open.ber of volunteers and organizers in the selection going into a number of key constituencies in terms of supporting pro-europe. the other thing we must not lose sight of is where the conservatives did very well in scotland, there is somebody who wants to stay in the single market and once the closest possible ties to europe. it's about security as well. reasonsthere are real and we can get a much better deal. tom: i guess the turnout was there. the young kids it showed up as well. did the young written's one open britain? did they want to be isolationist? roland: they wanted open britain. they learned the lessons of the referendum, which is you have to have your vote. you have to register and you have to use it to they have done so in droves last night, which i think is splendid. robin: i think the problem we had for staying in the single market is you've got the two main parties who are now solidified in their majorities. both of them are committed to leaving the eu. part of the reason

she is the highest seed left in the women's singles, so favourite to take the title at roland garrosand has named an entirely different starting 15 for the second match of the tour of new zealand. the lions face the blues in auckland on wednesday. wales hooker ken 0wens will captain the side. fellow welshmen rhys webb and dan biggar are the half—backs, with the england pair of maro itoje and courtney lawes in the second row. there's also a start for james haskell at flanker. there are eight all blacks in the blues side. we are going to have to create momentum gained on game and improve deep into the test match. 15 new quys deep into the test match. 15 new guys starting with an opportunity to put our hands up to obviously raise the standards week on week and game on game so the standards week on week and game on game so that is what we will need to do to beat the all blacks in three orfour to do to beat the all blacks in three or four weeks' time. we've got to make sure we match fire with fire in terms of our approach to the game and i think the fact that we would have been here for a

ten times the charm: spanish tennis player rafael nadal celebrates yet another french open win at roland garros. and i'm sally bundock in london. as the uk prime minister fights to stay in power, experts warn prolonged political uncertainty will take its toll on sterling and the economy. not so in france — the euro strengthens as macron‘s new party, en marche, takes control of french politics. a very good morning to you from westminster. it is five o'clock in the morning here. everything looks very much like business as usual, doesn't it? a few days after a general election, it is anything but. britain's prime minister, theresa may will meet her new cabinet this morning. it's the first gathering since last thursday's general election in the uk plunged her government into crisis. mrs may will also meet the wider party, many of whom are furious that she's lost the party its parliamentary majority. not only will the cabinet have to deal with problems created from last week's vote, also looming on the horizon are the talks over britain's proposed exit from the european union. here's our poli

can ignore was the last frenchman to win at roland garros, in 1983.ent crowd, but despite his best efforts, he could not come from behind to beat renzo 0livia. —— yannick noah. jo—wilfried tsonga leaving paris in the second round, and possibly the french hopes for another year. it is safe to say that nine—time champion rafa nadal looks back to his best on clay. he needed less than 30 minutes to ta ke clay. he needed less than 30 minutes to take the first set against robin haase. he went on to win in under two hours as his quest for a second title continues. the tournament could have been all overfor garbine muguruza, but you can never count champions out. relief for the fourth seed as she lives to fight another day. meanwhile, petracca bit of has come to an end in the second round. she has been entered for five months after a career threatening knife attack. she was beaten by bethanie mattek—sands. austin halewood, bbc news. the illustrator alan lee has spent a quarter of a century imaginingjrr tolkien's fantasy world middle earth. he's worked on the

bad weather disrupted play at roland garros on wednesday.beat the weather was timea bascinszky who was up against home favourite kristina mladenovic. the swiss player beat mladenovic 6—4, 6—4, to progress to the semi—finals at roland garros for the second time in her career, having previously reached the semis in 2015, when she lost to the eventual winner serena williams. unseeded latvianjelena ostapenko became the first teenager to reach the french open women's semi—finals since 2007. the 19—year—old came from a set down to beat former world number one caroline wozniacki. yachting, and emirates team new zealand capsized in their final race on tuesday, but they lead the british team land rover bar 3—1 in the best of nine america's cup semi—final. after winning their first race, the new zealand team got caught by the high winds in bermuda, and were left suspended in the upturned hull of their 50 —foot catamaran, until support boats could help them, leaving them with plenty of work to do repair—wise. one person's rubbish is another‘s treasure,

the 20—year old has become the youngest winner at roland garros since ana ivanovic in 2007.and slam tennis title. and she is the first unseeded woman to win the suzanne lenglen cup since 1933. let's be to our tennis correspondent who was watching that match. we talked about who she is, but how did she win that match? because it really was a thrilling encounter. she played fearlessly. she has done throughout the tournament. the very first game of the match, having simon halep waiting on the baseline for the best part of a minute while she prepared herself and rearranged her towels on her chair and her racket bag, she then broke and then started to miss a little bit and simon halep with horror experience was ina simon halep with horror experience was in a very strong position, leading by a set to love and three games to love and that was what was so games to love and that was what was so remarkable about the turnaround. jelena ostapenko continued going for her shots and even though she still makes a lot of unforced errors, the ratio of winnings to errors started to change. she

she is the first unseeded woman to win at roland garros since 1933. 65 pole positions ahead of the canadian grand prix. and the briton did it in style, clocking the quickest qualifying lap ever seen in montreal. he was a third of a second clear of championship leader sebastian vettel. after the qualifying session, senna's family with one of senna's race helmets to mark the achievement. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the former top gear presenter richard hammond has been airlifted to hospital afterfracturing his knee following a serious crash in switzerland. the a7—year—old, who sustained brain injuries in a crash in 2006, was driving an electric car whilst filming the grand tour season 2 when the accident happened. fellow presenterjeremy clarkson tweeted that: "it was the biggest crash i've ever seen and the most frightening, but incredibly, and thankfully, richard seems to be mostly ok". a rescue operation has taken place in the mid—atlantic after a fleet of yachts that set out from the uk was hit by what's described a

elsewhere at roland garros, richard gasquet‘s third—round match with gael monfils was suspended becausenown as one of the showman of tennis, and he really showed it in the seventh game, slam dunking that smash. worth seeing in slow motion! they have been off court for two hours because of that rain. former world number one caroline wozniacki is through to the fourth round, after beating the american cici bellis in another rain—delayed match. the 26—year—old will face former champion svetlana kuznetsova next. but another seed is out of the women's draw. ninth seed agnieska radwanska well beaten by france's alize cornet in straight sets. she will now play another frenchwoman, caroline garcia, in the last 16. ahead of the 238th derby at epsom this afternoon, horse racing's premierflat race, much of the talk was about two of frankel‘s foals who featured in the field. but it was padraig beggy on board wings of eagles, aiden o'brien‘s 40—i shot, who won the race with a thrilling finish. as tim hague reports. the derby at epsom, the jewel in the crown, and her majesty was not going to miss thi

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from new york, new york, please welcome back brian roland!heers and applause] well done, bud. >> thank you so much. [chuckling] >> how you doing, man? >> man, i'm doing really good. >> are you? >> yes, i am, yes, i am. >> sitting there on a pile of cash. >> i'

the 31 year old won a 10th roland garros crown on sunday after titles in monte carlo, barcelona and madridths and apologised to the fans saying "i have decided my body needs to rest if i am going to be ready to play wimbledon. sorry to all the great fans in britain and to the tournament organisers. " victory for new zealand in rugby union after super rugby franchise the highlanders beat the british and irish lions 23—22 in dunedin. marty banks kicked a penalty in the 74th minute which gave the highlanders victory. it's the lions second defeat of this tour — they play the maori all blacks next up this saturday and then one further warm up match before the opening test of the series against the all blacks on saturday 24th ofjune i would say that there were a string of too many penalties that we gave away. they forced them out of us but we could look at them and think they we re we could look at them and think they were avoidable and that is probably what hurt us most. the second golf major of the year, the us open, starts in wisconsin on thursday. the erin hills course has never hosted a pro

just the two women's french open quarter—finals took place at roland garros on tuesday as both men's the inclement conditions. the crowd had little to cheer about with a lack of play on a day that was coupled with the exit of their favourite kristina mladenovic, as richard mcelvanney reports. not a lot

the 31—year—old hopes he'll be coming to roland garrros for a few more years yet.ome back and try my best as i did all my life for is not it is true that every year, it is going to be more and more difficult but i really have the motivation and it's going to be special for me, but i really have the motivation and it's going to be specialfor me, i'm going to keep trying. the pittsburgh penguins arrived back home on monday and brought the stanley cup with them, after beating nashville predators on sunday to win their second consecutive nhl championship. the side will be honoured with a parade on wednesday with large crowds expected as they celebrate becoming the first team since the detroit red wings in 1998 to win back to back championships. thanks for all the support and appreciate the turnout. we are excited for the parade on wednesday. it's great to see people turn out here. we didn't expect this. it's what you play for. to be able to do it, knowing how hard it is to repeat,. we'll end the programme with a notable success where i was born actually despite the acc

just the two women's french open quarter—finals took place at roland garros on tuesday as both men'sght matches scheduled had to be moved to wednesday with four hours lost due to the inclement conditions. the crowd had little to cheer about with a lack of play on a day that was coupled with the exit of their favourite kristina mladenovic, as richard mcelvanney reports. not a lot to play in paris. the only grand slam event without a covered court was badly exposed to the elements on wednesday. when the rain did blow over, playing was not easy. kristina mladenovic could not repeat the form that knocked out last yea r‘s the form that knocked out last year's garbine emma group a. the swiss who reach the finals last year did it again, winning both sets 6—4. i have already been twice in the quarter—finals, and made it even to the semi—final, once. you tell me a lot. especially today. in these kind of conditions, it is better. at times i wanted to be more aggressive, i did too many errors. i still had some opportunities, here and there, but did not make it. they sing timea bacsinszky will b

so he's safely through to the last eight at roland garros but not such good news for andy's brotherjamieartner brazlian bruno soares were knocked out by santiago gonzalez and donald young in the doubles quarter finals. murray and soares took the first set but then lost the next two on tie breaks. we should have closed it out in the second set, but we were unable to find a break in the third set. we ended up losing the tie—break. it was disappointing, it was a tough one to swallow but we had enough chances. we served with match point, didn't get over the line so that was disappointing, especially in a grand slam. it is frustrating. chelsea winger eden hazard has had surgery today after breaking his ankle on sunday while on international duty with belgium. the premier league champions are waiting to discover if he'll be fit for the start of next season. hazard will miss belgium's friendly on monday against the czech republic and their world cup qualifier against estonia on friday. it looks like virgil van dijk could bejoining liverpool from southampton this summer... the dutch defender has

organic noel was the last french man to win at roland—garros in 1983.wilfried tsonga has long carried the hopes of the brazilian crowd. despite his best efforts he could not come from behind to beat renzo olivo. so, jo—wilfried tsonga leaving paris in the first round and possibly french hopes for another year. possibly french hopes for another yea r. safe to possibly french hopes for another year. safe to say that nine times champion rafa nadal looks back to his best on clay. he needed less than 30 minutes to take the first set against robin haase, and he went on to win in straight sets in under two hours, as his quest for a title continues. one set and a breakdown, the tournament could have been over for the defending champion garbine muguruza, but you can never county champion out. relief for the fourth seed as she lives to fight another day. meanwhile, the return of petra kvitova came to an end in the second round. the two—time wimbledon champion was injured for five months after a career threatening knife attack, lost in straight sets against bethan

before the word upset could creep round roland garros the world number one was back on form.g forgotten as murray took the second and third, looking far more assured. but the fourth was anything but. his opponent raced into the lead. the drop shop shot his main weapon. once again murray showed why he is the world number one, his own power and determination bringing the game back on to his terms. and victory followed soon after, for murray returning to form, atjust followed soon after, for murray returning to form, at just the followed soon after, for murray returning to form, atjust the right time. and he will be joined time. and he will bejoined in time. and he will be joined in the third round by kyle edmund, the first time the man in blue has made to it that stage in paris, his his victory over the argentine was more comfortable, a straight sets victory for the british number two, the next up for him kevin anderson. kyle edmund will now face the big—hitting south african kevin anderson.. he's through, after beating nick kyrgios. the australian was a set up, but when things

before the word "absurd" could start creeping around roland garros the world number one was back on forme opening set forgotten as murray to the second and third looking far more assured. but the fourth was anything but, martin klizan racing into the lead, the drop shot his men worked on. once again, though, murray showed why he is the world one, his power and determination bringing the game back onto his terms. victory followed soon afterwards for murray returning to form at just the right soon afterwards for murray returning to form atjust the right time. and he will bejoined in to form atjust the right time. and he will be joined in the third round by kyle edmund, the first time the man in blue has made it that far in paris. his victory over the argentinian player renzo 0livo was more comfortable, a straight sets victory for the british number two. next up for him the south african kevin anderson. i felt a ifelt a bit i felt a bit more ifelt a bit more in i felt a bit more in control of the first round match than today, whether that is to do with the opponent or not i'm not sure but a

tenis, rafael nadal venciÓ a su compatriota bautista, para pasar a los cuartos de final del torneo rolandnto en el escenario los encuentros que tuvo con victimas del atentado terrorista, que aun estan hospitalizadas, y con sus palabras hizo llorar a as de uno. todas las estrellas que la acompaqaron expresaron su solidaridad co manchester y destacaron el valor de su pueblo que en medio del dolor concierto. al final con las noticias mas importantes a gracias por nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y media univision, edicion nocturna.. ♪ ♪ somos noticias univisiÓn 14. feliz lunes 5 de junio,soy alejandro arce, buenos dÍas, gloria. gloria: buenos dÍas, alejandra con toda la informaciÓn y el entretenimiento. alejandra: ¿estÁs pensando en adelgazar para el verano pero odias el gimnasio? no te preocupes, tenemos alternativas para ti. gloria:

rafa nadal was yet to drop his first set at roland garros, and did not look like he would hear.d would not give up, and sta n the spaniard would not give up, and stan wawrinka was not going to give up stan wawrinka was not going to give up on the contest. clearly, frustration was getting the better of him. matchpoint, a chance to win a grand slam for the first time since 2014, a chance to put all those injuries behind him, and to make history. a chance he would not give up. rafael nadal‘s row on clay has never been in doubt, and ultimately, neither was his 10th french open title. lewis hamilton's formula 1 title challenge is back on track after winning the canadian grand prix. the briton led from start to finish in montreal to take the chequered flag there for the sixth time in his career. valtteri bottas finished second to give the mercedes team their first one two finish of the season. hamilton's victory cut sebastian vettel‘s championship lead to 12 points as the german could only finish fourth on a day that actor and post race interviewer patrick stewart seemed to enjoy more

conditions farfrom ideal in paris, as rain proved to be the toughest opponent at roland garros todays all of the men's french open french open quarter finals were postponed until tomorrow. both rafael nadal and novak djokovic were due to be in action but the court covers were brought out. and that means all four of the men's quarter—finals will be played tomorrow including andy murray who's up against kei nishikori. in between the rain delays, two of the women's quarter finals were wrapped up, with the unseeded 19 year old latvianjelena ostapenko causing an upset by beating the former world number one caroline wozniacki over three sets, to reach herfirst grand slam semi final. in the day's other quarter—final, the 30th seed timea bacsinszky beat the french woman kristina mladenovic 6—4, 6—4. the home favourite had knocked out the defending champion garbine muguruza in the previous round. the cause of death of former newcastle player cheick tiote, is still being investigated, according to the chinese club beijing enterprise. tiote collapsed in training and later died in hospital. he w

from new york, new york, please welcome brian roland.cheers and applause] brian, how you doing, man? >> i'm so good, thanks. >> good to see you. you're welcome. [dramatic music] ♪ >> all right, first of all, we won't out your landlord, but really, tripling your rent?

from new york, new york, please welcome back brian roland!and applause] well done, bud. >> thank you so much. [chuckling] >> how you doing, man? >> man, i'm doing really good. >> are you? >> yes, i am, yes, i am. >> sitting there on a pile of cash. >> i'm telling you, a huge pile for myself. >> we talked a little bit yesterday about what you do,

back with me now, roland martin. i'm joined by retired nypd sergeant and john j.ening but the bottom line is this here. the laws in this country allow police officers wide latitude when it comes to use of force. and that is what is deadly. that is what is shameful. when you see these videos, when you see the officer acting completely emotional, totally off kilter, then examining his partner who's sort of oblivious to what's going on. you hear cass steel saying i'm not reaching, i'm not reaching. the officer raises the emotions of the whole issue. the problem is, all the officer has to do today is simply go to court and say, "i feared for my life," and juries will believe them over and over and over. and i know this sounds really, really bad for some folks, but frankly, ari, it's going to have to take a series of white americans shot and killed in a similar fashion for america to deal with this issue. >> joe, is that fair or overstated? >> if you look at the statistics, more white police are shot by the police every year. >> i said killed. >> and killed. yes. more

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there was also the final of the french open at roland garros. allison: rafael nadal claimed his 10th title yesterday. it took that opportunity to put a sports metaphor on its front page. macron clinches the game. you can see his adversaries. it is hard to recognize them. pen and thee le socialist leader. thank you so much for that look at the paper. thank you so much for watching "france 24." stay tuned. we are going to take a quick break. we will be back in a few minutes with more headlines. narrator: the following program is an original p production ofof link tv. next up, conveniencee undercover. meet the maskeked shoe shiners of bolivia and some other unusual entrepreneurs. all part of link tv's "viewchange" film contest. announcer: "viewchange" is about people making real p progress in tackling the world's toughest issues. can a story change the world? see for yourself in "viewchange." small business. big impact. narrator: whetether it's carving cobblestones or farming cocoa, a new business can be the best ticket out of poverty, and in the d

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