pliskova reached the final in dubai four years ago — but lost to simona halep.inals. but the number two seed was given a scare by the qualifierjennifer brady, who took her to three sets. after losing the first set 7—5, the american — who's ranked 117 in the world — raced through the second 6—1, to level the match and set up a decider. kvitova was relieved to come through the third set 6—3 — and she'll face another unseeded player, viktoria kuzmova from slovakia, in the last eight. in the other half of the draw, the number three seed simona halep is also through to the quarterfinals. the former world number one — who won the dubai championships in 2015 — beat ukraine's lesia tsurenko in straight sets. halep won 6—3, 7—5 — and now plays belinda bencic who beat the number eight seed aryna sabalenka. and the number six seed elina svitolina is through to the last eight. the ukrainian thrashed the former world number one garbine muguruza for the loss ofjust three games. svitolina won 6—1, 6—2 — and plays another spaniard, carla suarez navarro, in the quarterfinals. cr

talk to simona it's leading the research in some call still estuaries like long island sound we have a lot of nutrient runoff so from fertilizer or from wastewater treatment plants a lot of those nutrients get concentrated into the water and then they can cause problems like harmful algal blooms or you know hypoxic conditions and so by growing seaweed us in addition to shellfish we can take some of those nutrients and clean up the waters and the hypoxic that's like. so right yes exactly which is not good for for for for exactly. simone is going to show me how they use killed to both monitor and clean the waters in the sand and the first thing we're going to do is we're going to take some of those harvested cows that we pulled off the long lines and we're going to grind it up in the in this little machine. once cobra is simona can calculate that little nitrogen in the kilt which in turn helps it learn how much needs to be grown to clean the waters of pollutants. based on that then we can say you know based on that percentage if we grow this much seaweed on this long of a line then we'

talk to simona is leading the research in some call still estuaries like long island sound we have a lot of nutrient runoff so from fertilizer or from wastewater treatment plants a lot of those nutrients get concentrated into the water and then they can cause problems like harmful algal blooms or you know hypoxic conditions and so by growing seaweed us in addition to shellfish we can take some of those nutrients and clean up the waters and the hypoxic that's like. so right yes exactly which is not good for for for for exactly. simone is going to show me how they use kilt to both monitor and clean the waters in the sand so the first thing we're going to do is we're going to take some of those harvested cows that we pulled off the long lines they were going to grind it up in the in this little machine. once cobra is simona can calculate that little nitrogen in the kilt which in turn helps it learn how much needs to be grown to clean the waters of pollutants. based on that then we can say you know based on that percentage if we grow this much seaweed on this long of a line then we're ta

once cobra is simona can calculate that little nitrogen in the kilt which in turn helps it learn how much needs to be grown to clean the waters of pollutants. based on that then we can say you know based on that percentage if we grow this much seaweed on this long of a line then we're taking up that much nitrogen from the water. information like this is vital for brenda who uses it to determine how much cope you have to cultivate in order to improve the water in his patch of the sun. three d. farming proposes a close collaboration between fishermen and scientists but that's not all yet another important partnership is happening on dry land to be fisher is a farmer who recently started working with brant used to use conventional fertilizer until six months ago when he switched to kill. the. fertilizer have a nice nice smell to it is very real and that's all you know it's the good stuff so was actually going on here they quite a why do you not just put it straight on the fields the nutrients from the kelp. will transfer over to the water and you see the kelp just turns into. like oh. y

talk to simona is leading research in some calls so estuaries like long island sound we have a lot of nutrient runoff so from fertilizer or from wastewater treatment plants a lot of those nutrients get concentrated into the water and then they can cause problems like harmful algal blooms or you know hypoxic conditions and so by growing seaweed us in addition to shellfish we can take some of those nutrients and clean up the waters and the hypoxic that's like. so right yes exactly which is not good right for for for for exactly. simone is going to show me how they use killed to both monitor and clean the waters in the sand and the first thing we're going to do is we're going to take some of those harvested cows that we pulled off the long lines they were going to grind it up in the in this little machine. once cobra is simona can calculate that little nitrogen in the kilt which in turn helps it learn how much needs to be grown to clean the waters of pollutants. based on that then we can say you know based on that percentage if we grow this much seaweed on this long of a line then we're

in other other half of the draw, there was a shock defeat for the former world number one simona halep number three seed was beaten in three sets by belinda bencic. the world number 45 from switzerland came from a set down to win 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. and she'll face elina svitolina, who beat carla suarez navarro in straight sets. rory mcilroy will take a one shot lead into the second round of the world golf championship event in mexico after finishing his opening 18 holes on eight under par. it's been a hectic 2a hours for the northern irishman announcing his plans for the year ahead as colm harrison reports. after confirming that he'd be giving this year because ‘s irish opening cou nty clear this year because ‘s irish opening county clear in this in order to concentrate on winning the open championship on its return to northern ireland, rory mcelroy then set about the more immediate task of trying to win the second event of the season, and hopefully claim in a first tour title in nearly a year. he fired in seven birdies and an eagle, and an eight under par round of 63 that leaves him one s

simona halep is through to the semifinals of the qatar open after beating germany's julia gorges. to regain the title that she won back in 2014, came through in straight sets — but she was made to work hard for the victory, with both sets going all the way to tie—breaks before she finally sealed the win. halep will now play the number four seed elina svitolina who beat the czech qualifier karolina mutzovar in straight sets. in the other half of the draw, the number three seed angelique kerber is through to the semifinals, but needed three sets to see off the world number 49 ba rbora strycova. after the czech had raced through the first set 6—1, kerber won the next two 6—2, 7—6 to seal her place in the last four. she'll face elise mertens who beat the numberfive seed kiki bertens in straight sets. five time winners sevilla remain on course to make the last 16 of the europa league after winning the first leg of their last 32 tie by a goal to nil away to lazio. elsewhere, chelsea manager maurizio sarri has seen the pressure ease ever so slightly following last weekend's 6—0 loss to m

as part of that victory, french open champion simona halep, who's vowed to win a first fed cup for herhe better of former world number one karolina pliskova in three sets 6—4, 5—7, 6—4. also through to the semifinals are australia, who beat the usa 3—2, belarus and france, who swept aside belgium, that the winning moment for caroline garcia who beat elise mertens in straight sets. now to the nba where the la lakers were defeated 143—120 by the philadelphia 76ers. both teams were evenly matched untiljoel embiid scored a flurry of points at the end of the 2nd quarter. the lakers' looked towards their star man in the second half, despite lebron james's efforts, though, his side were still unable to contain embiid, the cameroonian went on to score 37 points and grab 14 rebounds. lebron deciding not to stick around at the end of the game. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. hello. well, the end of last week was pretty stormy. gale force winds across the uk. this week, steady waters around the uk. high pressure is building, the winds will be light for

and the former world number one simona halep is also through.ee in dubai — beat canada's eugenie bouchard in straight sets. the reigning french open champion won 7—6, 6—4, and she'll now face the ukrainian lesia tsurenko in the last 16. world heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua and challenger jarrell miller shared an expletive—laden press conference at madison square garden on tuesday as they promoted their new york bout to take place on the 1st ofjune. joshua, unbeaten in 22 fights with 21 knockouts will put all his titles on the line in his first fight outside the united kingdom. his opponent known as the big baby has a record of 23 wins and one draw and he wasn't shy in theirfirst meeting. i'm ready. you have no idea. i breathe, eat, sleep anthonyjoshua. i've got a picture of him as my screensaver, anthonyjoshua. i've got a picture of him as my screensaver, anthony joshua. i've got a picture on my wall, anthony joshua. i wake up in the morning i think "anthonyjoshua". he cannot punch, he doesn't have that much of a good work great. i've

on to tennis, and simona halep is through to the quarter—finals of the qatar open in doha.sia tsurenko in straight sets to reach the last eight. the romanian — who won the title back in 2014 — took a 6—2, 6—3 victory and she'll now face germany's julia gorges for a place in the semi—finals. in the same half of the draw there were also wins for elina svitolina and karolina mutzovar. in the bottom half of the draw, the number three seed angelique kerber is also through to the quarter—finals. she was up against estonia's annet kontaveit, and raced through the first set 6—1 — but was taken to a tie—break in the second. kerber won the breaker to set up a quarter—final against bar—bora strycova. there were also wins for elise mertens and kiki bertens. in other news, the governing body of world athletics — the iaaf — deny they'll tell a court next week that south africa's caster semenya — the olympic women's 800 metres champion — should be classed as a "biological male" who identifies as female. and the world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua will fight in the usa for the first t

open due to injury australian open champion only osaka is another high profile absentee at all means simona halep is the top seed in doha the twenty four team champion winning her opening match against lisa's sorento in straight sets if she wins this title the remaining will moved from three to six in the world ranking. actually curb her is through to the quarter finals in doha the third seed far off the determined challenge by a net quantum bit of a stone you know curve where the pros don't use the match on her eight match point to win the six one seven six. and i'll tell you sport that we shall back to her thank you very much for thank you for joining me for the news hour here on al-jazeera much more news to come on the other side of the break keep it or. i don't really feel liberated as a journalist love is getting to the truth as it always does with his job. whether online through with couldn't care for them we've done this or if you join us on the set all of us have been calling names in some form or some fashion this is a dialogue we are talking about illegal friend you have seen what

permitted the operation of the most sophisticated broadcast piracy that the world has ever seen topsy simona halep is one step away from winning the cut open and moving up to second in the world's rankings but the world number three was made to work hard in her semifinal against and as. was four one down in the final set before eventually taken them out six three three six six chill play belgium's immerses in the final. and six times skiing world champion muscle her show has missed out on the seventh gold medal instead the henrik christophe's and the all the norway has claimed at the diets than the title in sweden is his first ever medal ajah world championships at her show finished up with the silver. on sunday and this one. and two time already champion has made a less than a glorious with turn to the sports making his first start and nine years the fifty one the all the senate was forced to retire from reilly sweden after the spin lost one the world title back in two thousand and two. and this is more later on. thank you very much of course you can find much more news on the web site the

a top seed simona halep is one step away from winning the cuts open and moving up to second in the world rankings for the wall the number three was made to work hard in her semifinal against ireland as bitterly not how it was for one down in the final set before eventually taken the match six three three six it's cool to play belgians immerses in the final. so have been a showing off their new car they hope will bring them some overdue success when the new season begins next month last ferarri driver to win the world title with kenya right clinton in two thousand and seven sebastian vettel finished second behind her see this rival lewis hamilton last season that so is teaming up with charles looking for his latest subtle bit. excited to start this new adventure obviously is a dream since since china i've always been looking at the direct cause. hoping to be one day in this car so it's yeah it's a very emotional day for me and i've also been part of the ferry drivers academy some years now that has helped me massively to develop as a driver to tom all the rally. has made then glorious wit

simona can calculate the little nitrogen in the kill which in turn helps it learn how much needs to be groomed to clean the waters of pollutants. based on that then we can say you know based on that percentage if we grow this much seaweed on this long of a line than we're taking up that much nitrogen from the water. information like this is for you to footprint who uses it to determine how much cope you have to go to be in order to improve the water in his patch of the sun. three d. farming proposes a close collaboration between fishermen and scientists but that's not all yet another important partnership is happening on dry land toby fisher is a farmer who recently started working with brant used to use conventional fertilizer until six months ago when he switched. so the world price. turned into fertilizer has a nice a nice smell to it but how do you know it's not so you know it's the good stuff so i was actually going on here like why why do you not just put it straight on the fields the nutrients from the kelp. will transfer over to the water and you see the kelp just turn this int

. >> reporter: simona morretta is archaeologist with the italian government. >> ( translated ): the digging of this infrastructure, the metro c-line, gave us the opportunity to reach an excavation depth that normallyis ever reached. a normal archaeological excavation usually gets to 20 feet. instead we were able to go deep down to over 65 feet. this provided some extraordinary archaeological surprises. >> reporter: one of those surises came when construction crews came upon this, the ruins of a military barracks and splendid home dating back to the second century a.d. archaeolists expected some kinds of artifacts would be found, but not this. >> ( translated ): we found a very-well preserved archaeolical complex, which the ancient sources don't say anything about, so it was a surprise also for this reason. it was astonishing indeed, not just the soldiers' quarters, but also the commander's home, with its frescoes, with the mosaic floors, which are all well preserved,pas indeed exonal. >> the quality of the mosaics especial in the so-called "commadante" house wasod very >> reporter: francesc

and she'll be joined in the last four by twenty fourteen champion simona halep the world number three was a straight sets winner against germany's julia churches. japan's kind to corey has continued his fine early season form at the rotterdam open ease into the quarter finals after being earnest opus in straight sets the world number seven is looking for a second title this year having won the brisbane international. and that's all your sport for now will have more later but for now it's back to you very much for and thank you for joining me for the news hour to keep it here and tossed a part of me will be here on the other side of the break with more of the day's news. rewind returns a pair brainier people back to life i'm sorry with brian you updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in libya was the floods and the like and the other student rewind continues with spirit child to do stories that have an impact on society i testify and to make sure that the bad guys behind bad ass so many people have gone to jail as a result of my work rewind on al-jazeera. plays childred in thi

simona halep is one step away from winning the cut open and moving up to second in the world's rankings but the world number three was made to work hard in her semifinal against ireland as. was four one down in the final set before eventually taken them out six three three six six play belgium's immerses in the final. and six times skiing world champion muscle her she has missed out on the seventh gold medal instead henrik christophe's and norway has claimed at the giant slalom title sweden is his first ever medal out to world championships it finished up with the silver. on sunday in this one. and two time world rally champion marcus graham has made a less than glorious with turn to the sport making his first start and nine years the fifty one year old defendant was forced to retire formerly sweden after the spin last won the world title back in two thousand and two. and that's it for me back to merriam a london thank you very much sam about wraps up the news hour but i will be back in a moment with more of the day's news for you a full bulletin coming up in just a couple of minutes ti

as part of that victory, french open champion simona halep, who's vowed to win a first fed cup for herkova in three sets 6—4, 5—7, 6—4. also through to the semifinals are belarus, australia and france who swept aside belgium, that the winning moment for caroline garcia who beat elise mertens in straight sets. in basketball there are 9 games in the nba on tuesday including toronto raptors in action against brooklyn nets, and the houston rockets against dallas mavericks. on sunday the philadelphia 76ers hosted lebronjames and the los angeles lakers, and won 143—120, thanks tojoel embiid who scored a flurry of points at the end of the 2nd quarter. the la kers looked towards their star man in the second half — but despite lebronjames‘s efforts, his side were still unable to contain embiid. the cameroonian went on to score 37 points and grab 16 rebounds. lebron deciding not to stick around at the end of the game. and before we go, any lego lovers amongst you will appreciate this. the paris auction house artcurial sold a life size lego car for $108,000 on sunday. it wasjointly built by renau

claimed the biggest win of her career on saturday, coming from a set down to beat world number three simona, 6—4, 6—3. that's despite being outclassed in the first set, overcoming an eight—minute medical timeout for back pain, and losing 18 consecutive points at one point in the second set. it was bertens' third victory over a top ten player in doha this week and thoguh it's her fifth title, it's her first at a premier—level event. and finally, the nba's all—star weekend is well underway in north carolina. the big one is on sunday night but they've already had the celebrity match—up, with a few special guests, including hall of famer ray allen. the man with the most three—pointers in nba history, showed that he still hasn't lost his touch. american comedian famous loss made one of the plays of the game, though with this effort a three—pointer which drew a foul as well, he was the game's mvp with 22 points. that's all the sport for now. thank you. a group of american researchers has announced a plan to develop gene—edited animals to help poorfarmers in africa. they'll work alongside scientis

permitted the operation of the most sophisticated broadcast piracy that the world has ever seen topsy simona halep is one step away from winning the cut open and moving up to second in the world's rankings but the world number three was made to work hard in her semifinal against ireland as bitterly enough for one down in the final set before eventually taken them out six three three six six play belgium's in the same arsons in the final. and six times skiing world champion muscle her she has missed out on the seventh gold medal instead the henrik christophe's and the all the norway has claimed at the giant slalom title in sweden is his first ever medal ajah world championships at her she finished up with the silver. on sunday and this lung. and to time already champion marcus has made a less than glorious with turn to the sport making his first start and nine years the fifty one the old senate was forced to retire from reilly sweden after the spin lost one the world title back in two thousand and two. and this is sport for we'll have more later on some of thank you very much wants it from me

she will be joined in the last four by twenty four team champion simona halep the world number three was a straight sets win against germany as well it could go up to number two in the world rankings if she wins this title. now a new organization is being set up by athletes who want more of a say on how their sports are run global athlete is a response to a series of scandals was notably the russian crisis many competitors were unhappy that the international olympic committee lifted russia's ban of the evidence of state sponsored doping was revealed the group is demanding a better anti doping system and more safeguards to protect cleaner planes british olympic champion calm skin is one of those voices and he hopes more will join him. i guess from a british point of view we kind of galvanized the community over the whole scandal and we got the likes of sir chris hoy caffein granger lives yarnell to sign a letter to what they please stick to the original the month of compliance to make to bring back the show back into the fold but we didn't get it was all we wanted so what we thought w

she will be joined in the last four by twenty four team champion simona halep the world number three was a straight sets win against germany as well it could go up to number two in the world rankings if she wins this title. now a new organization is being set up by athletes who want more of a say on how their sports are run global athlete is a response to a series of scandals was notably the russian doping crisis many competitors were unhappy that the international olympic committee lifted russia's ban of the evidence of state sponsored doping was revealed the group is demanding a better anti doping system and more safeguards to protect clean athletes british olympic champion comes in is one of those voices and he hopes more will join him. i guess from the this is point of view we kind of galvanized the community over the whole of the scandal we got the likes of circus hoey dame katherine granger lizzy yarnold to sign a letter to water to say please stick to the original road map of compliance to make to bring back russia back into the fold but we didn't get as all we wanted so what

world number one simona halep will play the number 4 seed, elina svitolina, in the semi finals of theian who won this tournament in 2014 had to fight hard to make it through though, after a draining 7—6 7—6 win, over germany'sjulia gorges in doha. while ukrainian svitolina accounted for czech qualifier karolina mutzovar. in the other half of the draw, the number 3 seed angelique kerber will face elise mertens in the last four. kerber saw off the world number 49 barbora strycova in three sets while mertens was a straight sets winner over number five seed kiki bertens. and finally, he's been dubbed the next usain bolt — a 7—year—old boy from florida whose videos on instagram have gone viral and it's not hard to see why. meet rudolph ingram, known as ‘blaze', who has been smashing records on the track with other children unable to get near him. the tiny athlete completed 100 metres in just 13.48 seconds, only a few seconds off seasoned professionals. his father has been posting his videos online with a following of over 270,000. wonderful stuff. you can get all the latest sports news at

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halep hallock -- simona is one match away from winning the qatar open.as 4-1 down in the final set before eventually taking the match. she will play belgian elise mertens in the final. six time skiing world champion has missed out on a seventh gold medal. kristofsen of norway has claimed the title in sweden. it is his first-ever metal in a world championship. the rivalry will resume on sunday. championworld rally marcus: has made in less than glorious return to the sport. the 51-year-old was forced to retire from rally season. inlast won the world title 2002. that is sports. more later on. darren: thank you very much. of course, you can find much more news on our website. aljazeera.com. back in a moment with more news. ♪ [alarm sounding] man on film: the chain reaction process in the reactor creates tremendous heat which scientists have learned how to control. man: it was really a patriotic thing to harness the atom. i was excited about nuclear engineeriring because i thoughtt would d solve the world's enerey crisis. it's exciting science to realize that

her one shift a week attracts friends and family including her daughter nicole sister simona and grandson anthony. weiner oh yes and it is ironic. that. nicole who used to work at rosie. angela's son liberates her twenty ninth birthday . was her i liked working here i'd love to come back. i did the phone i was a phone girl is what we're called. we always work together fine and i usually like if i was going to be in trouble for something or if i didn't like i got my tongue pierced and i decided to wait till i came here to tell her because she couldn't meet me in public. all done just take the plate i'm going to take the support of your. notebook less about nothing but it was place you know you were just trying to see people. i'm ok. with my daughter i was not a good man. today she's my best friend. amelia has been in recovery from substance abuse for twenty three years when her daughter was born and drug use caused her to miss the first six years of nicole's life. it's over and it's been over she hasn't made bad choices like i'm a long time. and i think she's grateful that i've forgiven he

summarises has won the biggest title of her career so far about and i was up against the top seed simona hype and the qatar open final things were covered from being a said down and a breakdown to have a prayer and level tournaments. tough conditions are continuing to cause drive problems that really sweden overnight need a team within a had a day to forget spectators had to help him out of the snow early on saturday and later on may he was forced to retire after this collision with a tree. and that's i suppose for me i will have more nato are. all right that's it for me daryn jordan for this news hour richelle carey is up next with more of the day's news. recruited to win a war exploited to on the battlefield the call the new regime faced a different value in africa invited to move in and repair then abandoned for a lifetime and we should be ashamed. for the three for for all country all the big over three people in power investigates the plight of imperial britons african troops begin now the forgotten heroes of empire on al-jazeera. being located outside that western centric sphere of

the biggest title of her tennis career so far the unseeded belgian was up against the top seeded simona halep in the qatar open final versions recovered from being a six and a breakdown to fight back to win her first ever premier level to an event she also had to deal with back spasms during the match it was the twenty three year old's third win over a top ten player in doha having beaten angelica and kiki burton's on the way to the final boss could pose biggest names are gearing up for the all star game in charlotte later the boxes john assented to compose leads a team against le bron james and his draft picks over the years the n.b.a.'s exhibition game is turned into a full weekend of events where stars can show off a skills like joe harris in a three point challenge for the most impressive on saturday came from the oklahoma city thunder is how many do in the slam dunk contest left of a basketball legend shaquille o'neal who stands a teammate and sixteen since he's. finished off with an elbow duncan that was just the first round the winning the contest superman was most definitely in

the twenty one year old fourth win over a top ten player this week after knocking out the likes of simona halep and only in a spot alina in a church last one title in two thousand and fifteen when she clenched the washer's cup. and that's all your support for now more later well senegal as president has banking on a booming economy as he seeks reelection and sunday's vote reports from. senegal rising prosperous educated and with a booming economy it's this vision that the president is promoting to get reelected he. wrote i am the candidate continue to progress the one that will bring prosperity to all senegalese. during his time in office new company registrations tripled among them is impact to car incubate or for startups i think it's a great time for a youngster it was really to take a number of risks because very little things at least in my field an intrapreneur lot of things that are here now you know here before inauguration after the other song is changing the capitals landscape promoting a narrative of a rising senegal. just a few kilometers away from downtown the car is a two bi

committee is trying to strip it of its role as a sports national governing body world number two simonaalep has progressed to the quarter finals at the dubai tennis championships on wednesday the romanian face soaring go of the ukraine how to winning this one in relatively straightforward fashion six three and seven five the score to the twenty seven year old. tova is also through to the quarter finals in dubai but her win on wednesday was decidedly more complicated after taking the first set seven five against american qualifier and world number one seventeen jennifer brady the czech surrendered the second set six one gave it to a spot back in third to take the honor six three and book her place in the final eight. well the williams f one car finally arrived in barcelona and made its way around the circuit two days after its rivals began their pre-season testing for those who are out on the track the last two days have seen for r.t. top the time sheets it was however not the case on wednesday but a former for a driver was still fastest to me right in driving for alpha male these days w

the twenty one year old fourth win over a top ten player this week after knocking out the likes of simona halep and only in a split alina and a church last one title in two thousand and fifteen when she clenched the watches cup and toronto. and that's all your sport for now it's now back to you barbara in london thank you and that is it for this news hour do stay with us i'm going to have the latest on all the news that we've been covering especially the developments in venezuela in just a few minutes i hope you'll be able to try. to expose prominent figures of the twentieth century and how and why buildings influenced the course of history the souls that did not get enough credit for it in the book you want to be the big historical figure but he was mandela the biggest con in the world the prisoner and the president who came together to end up apartheid in south africa nelson mandela and f.w. de klerk face to face on. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of ba

one the biggest title of her tennis career so far the unseeded belgian was up against the top seed simona halep in the quarter you can final person covered from being assessed to break down to fight back to win her first ever premier level torment she also had to deal with back spasms during the match is the twenty three year old win over a top ten player in doha having the under the cobra and t.c. perkins on the way to the final. now basketball's biggest names are giving up for the all star game in charlotte later the bucs again is leads a team against le bron james and his draft picks over the years the n.b.a. has a vision game has turned into a full weekend events where stars can show the skills like john harrison three point challenge did the most impressive on saturday came from the oklahoma city thunder is how you do in the slam dunk contest next over a basketball legend shaquille o'neal who stands it to me to sixteen. and finished off with an elbow down and that was just the first round ya'll are winning the contest states man was most definitely it's. not as though your support fo