we will hear the latest from our own simon harding area -- simon harding.ith the latest in ukraine. there are new report from the u.s. that russia is trying to create a false pretext for an invasion by sending saboteurs into ukraine. the news comes on the same day a massive cyber attack hit dozens of government inner -- internet sites in ukraine with a warning to be afraid and expect the worst. russia has thousands of troops on the border and unofficial said life-and-death hang in the balance. the llano susa has more. >> this was the message on a number of ukrainian websites after a massive cyber attack. a message for ukrainians to be afraid and expect the worst. >> to localize the technical problem, we suspended the work of other government websites. >> ukrainian authorities say there are signs the cyber attack was carried out by hacker groups linked to russian intelligence, an assessment that surprises no one in kiev. >> it's a hybrid war, which russia, moscow is carrying out against us. it is to disseminate panic and chaos in our country. >> it reminds u

simon harding has been watching the game one day. surprised that they made it out of group d. they seem to be struggling. >> the one plar you would not expect to not be up to par was exactly that. this is an egypt side that has only scored one or two. egypt could have one more comfortably against sudan. they have a very solid defensive block. they are good on the ball in midfield and they are starting to take their real opportunities when they need them. this was not the case when they played nigeria. where they were outclassed by the superego's. since then, egypt got the job done. you get the feeling that if they don't raise their game a little bit more than in the last 16 and in the quarterfinals, they may well struggle because egypt in the last 16 will play against the first-team in group e. that could be algeria and equatorial guinea who have all been very impressive. >> nigeria doing the business, looking impressive in group d. >> nigeria is very good. very impressive team from the nigerians. they have been putting down a marker. it is an opportunity to sit back, play out

we speak to our sports editor, simon harding. bring us up to speed on some of the games today. why don't we start by talking about the nigeria-egypt game? >> a deserved victory for the super eagles against the pharaohs. nigeria completely dominated the seven-time winners of the africa cup of nations. the man from leicester scoring the only goal, a beautiful goal, half volley. absolutely stunning goal, worthy of the three points. nigeria take a big step towards qualification. they put down a marker to all the other would be favorites in the competition that they are very much one of the teams to contend with. for egypt, yes, they boast the best player in the world at the moment, but they really struggled to get any sort of attacking impetus in the game. egypt are going to have to do much better if they want to qualify, because, as it stands, they are last in the group. >> ok. another game you might want to tell us about, sudan and gui nea-bissau, that finished quite recently. >> 0-0 finish, very late finish. a match which guinea-bissau dominated. sud's goaleper was in inspired f

for more, we go to sports editor simon harding, standing by. about the match which happened earlier today, cameroon versus ethiopia. simon: camerin, the first team to qualify for the knockout stages thanks to that victory, very strong performance by the indomitable lions who secured their place in the knockout phase. they were actually stunned early on by ethiopia, who took the lead after just four minutes. really nice move finished off at close range by the ethiopian stryker, but then ethiopia not able to hang onto their lead for long enough to have some sort of doubt in the minds of the cameroonian players, and pushed by the home crowd, camerin kept on applying pressure. there were some nervy moments where ethiopia could have had some big opportunity to score a second but a counterattack went amiss, and in the second half, cameroon just took control. captain fantastic scoring twice in rapid succession to put cameroon 3-1 up. in the end, a very comfortable victory for the host of this africa couple of nations. fans were pleased to see the respo

this year, we have a meeting of the chinese communist party at which he will an unprecedented hard term for simon 30 years for anything like that. and so nothing is being left to chance on. i think am, that's why we were seeing a lot of these kind of and much more focus in word seen on we're seen things like at the lake of chant gene, which is a propaganda movie about the war with korea. and it's interesting talk many people laughing at the propaganda over the years. but the current thing with this movie lake of chang gym, which is the most expensive chinese movie ever made. biggest box offices taken nearly a $1000000000.00 and box office am. but at the end of it, people are standing up on their solution and it's, it's a completely no one's laughing any more. so i think this whole thing about controlling the narrative is, is very interesting. and it ought to ties in with some of the things that we're seeing globally. i mean that that film is cetera into korean war. when china intervene to help the north koreans when they invaded south korea. and now even if we look at ukraine, you know, we can se

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hard break will continue. our discussion on the public mood status are. ah ah, join me every 1st day on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess on the world. the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me. ah, you took a course to chill. just this goal is to chose getting on it. which one is a better way to assess my wm. a curriculum with issue? machine that you with? no, i need to put that amount with ms. power outage for you with ah, welcome back. across the dock were all things are considered. i'm peter little. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing the public mood. okay, let's go back to richard in gainesville. i mean, if we look at the polling right now, i mean, one of the things that came to my mind is that when we look at the generic poll for a congressional our seats, i mean, i think we're seeing it's double digit. now in paper of the republicans, do you think that the, if the, if they continue to beat this drum about the generic poll, that it will actually suppress republicans going out because it will be like the whole, you know, when hillary sai

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break here, and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion about russia. nato tension stay with our tea. ah, ah, ah, ah. ah . join me every thursday on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess when the world politics, small business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah . welcome back to crossed up. were all things are considered on peter labelle. this is the home edition. remind you we're discussing russia nato relations. ah. ok, let's go back to john and interrupt you. we had to go to a hard break here and what we've already went to the break i. i made it clear that this is a conflict that it entails. russia and nato and not it's not. ukraine is a symptom of the problem. that isn't the problem here. and you chimed in and said, this is about american hegemony. keep going. and most the average american, probably average european, they are not aware of the fact that there's a bigger, bigger chest game going on least the past 10 years. we're going to forget the soviet or for the moment. but does, in the past 10 years, we've seen russia and america go head to head in venezuela, of course, in syria, most prominently and now in ukraine. so we

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i find it hard to believe they couldn't find another doctor. i mean, simone biles, athletes of the highest caliber, you are telling me they could not get a new doctor? who is more important to the olympic organization then simone biles, than these athletes? the doctors are a dime a dozen. it tells you how little they think of these athletes as human beings. thank you for taking my call. it is terrible. host: back in maryland, darlene is in oregon, gold hill, oregon. go ahead. caller: these girls are being very brave. 10 or 15 years that this went on. where were the local investigations going for such a crime being committed against these children? and to me, the whole committee idea that's promoting this athletic program should be totally revised from the bottom up. these girls would not have been -- from the age of 14 to 20 years old every year by a gynecologist or a physician of that level. totally unnecessary. and the people in charge should have known better. host: what does this mean for you -- for the u.s. olympics organization? caller: i think that it

simone is absolutely right, about this being an issue though. that affects all of americans. it affects democrats, and republicans. that disastrous bill in arizona, is going to make it so hard for people in arizona, all people, all of them. to vote the way that they used to votes, it will up and the system. ironically it will be one republican, in the state senate, that prevents this from becoming law. because the state legislature in arizona is 18 to 16 republican democrat. and this one republican, will not sign on to its. it probably will not go anywhere. in this is probably more election day propaganda, if you will. these are very dangerous times. we should be focused on expanding access to the ballot, not restricting it. yeah, when you have to manchin running around congress saying well -- if he lying, is he being ignorant, his from west virginia -- but when you have kristen sinema who is from arizona, someone argued ground zero on voter suppression, it is bizarre how this has been allowed to continue. simone, i had congressman -- on msnbc, this is what he had to say about senator sinema and manchin. >> these two senators have agency, we can't just give an excuse that e

simone is absolutely right, about this being an issue though that affects all americans. it affects democrats and republicans. that disaster is bill in arizona, is going to make it so hardrizona, all people, all of them. to vote the way that they used to votes. it will unplanned the same system. ironically it will probably be one republican, in the state senate, that prevents this becoming law. the state legislature in arizona is 1816 republican democrat. this one republican will not sign on to it. it probably will not go anywhere. it's probably more election day propaganda if you will. these are very dangerous times. we should be focused on expanding access to the ballot. not restricting it. >> yes, when you have joe manchin running around congress saying everything is fine. you say is the, lying is he being ignorant. he's from west virginia. who knows. when you have kyrsten sinema who's from arizona, ground zero for voter suppression. it's bizarre how this is been allowed to continue. simone, i had arizona congressman reuben -- have a listen to why he had to say about senator sinema and manchin. >> these two senators have agency. we cannot just give an excuse, everyon

at you, the fact that ortiz could pick it up," bill simons said, "that's the greatest clutch athlete i've ever seen. that's an incredible thing, how hard it is to put your bat on the ball, especially in the ninth inning or in extra innings. that guy always did it. >> yeah. he always did it, consistently. you're right when you nailed him in terms of '04. '04 changed boston. it changed new england. it was all due to david ortiz's ability to perform under pressure, as you just pointed out. plus, joe, the idea of hitting a 98 mile an hour fastball, as difficult as that may be, when you're at the plate, ninth inning, 10th, 11th, whatever, and you don't know what is coming in at 98, is it going to curve, is it going to move, is it going to be down, up, it's just crazy, his talent, his ability, his athletic ability, and his ability to perform under the most intense pressure that any player in any sport would realize. >> yeah, no doubt about it. let's talk about bonds. let's talk about clemens. jonathan lemire, i want to talk about bonds first. i'm sure you'll have a lot to say about clemens. but with bonds, if you look where that guy was from