to sue north has won his first a.t.p.singles title and exactly two years after defeating cried even dog in the final of the unicef open in the netherlands the russian world number seventy six three six two to start the match being stopped at one stage due to right to say you know what i'm in the main men's event has been thrown against latvia's in this group because he's been you know being ranked well on the label star i'd imagine but totally came from the ground so became head for the river and the rain to claim the title a nice born in england both played the semifinals on the same day in which parts only looked the fresher easing through the first set six one however read the story back to take the next six course level a match and the deciding set was close to going to five games all before potholing got the crucial break and then so. sure the moment she starts to type on tuesday. so i mean i was really just trying to put the word in the course sometimes . it was hard to get any resume so i was leading six one three

problems against german bias come play while the russians are one for two on the day to meet teacher sue north able to progress by conquering her nest in four sets but has come through to eat or can eat sun we're going home early after following our world over thirteen richard gasket. brings us to cycling on this year's tour de france gets underway next week with one mom british writer mark come to saying he's itching to finally convert his numerous stage wins into the overall victory last year's race was won by under-fire alberto contador he is also the favorite to retain the yellow jersey next time might but. not stop five stage victories then including the final right three porus it was more than any other rider and it took the natives overall telly to an impressive fifteen and three years over the sprint had to settle for a disappointing second place in the points possible cation of the twenty six year old is all set to go one better in july. i am going for the green jersey i have gone for the green jersey the last two years is just my way to get the green jersey is to try and win as many

york from potential threats from iran or north korea and there has been strong opposition from russia which is concerned it is the target the czech republic is also sue massive protests after this young thomas who took part in the rally says the system will only fuel international tension. checked people don't want such a thing here in this country we feel that this will actually undermine the security of both the czech republic and europe as a continent and so we think that it's completely contradictory to play such and such a system here in europe. without incorporating russia without talking to also other world superpowers right china like india or the following of ours that will be the biggest world economies in the in the following years is really going to make a lot of tension on the global scale and so it we should be wise and just start thinking about building security mechanisms and structures that will include all the big superpowers not just. moscow has asked for a legal guarantees that the proposed missile defense shield won't be aimed at its nuclear capabilities so far the u.s. and nato have refused to provide them russia's envoy to the

in the blood of the people in north the saskia from dressing brides ensues for office workers to lavish costumes for the top stages in russia one of the workshops for sue petersburg's prestigious marine ski or bryn bali theatre is based here in one of the narrow. streets of latika because. these ideas belong to the russian conductor valery dared give we salute in st petersburg for two years at the beginning career is now we did everything independently bringing finnish cost into the field. for a region enclosed by towering mountains north the south he is presence is felt way beyond its rural buddhist traditions to translate abroad and delight the travelers who come here to talk more on the mystery of this land i am now joined by an english teacher alexander can topple us thank you very much for joining us you're welcome so alex i've heard that you were born in london so what brought you here down to russia's north caucasus my wife is from here so we decided to move down here and i haven't regretted it it's been a very interesting experience for me and i've learned a lot about this region which is fairly isolated actually. so living here i was i'm able

sue lost, and you have enormous captured. excuse me, the year army up atomic. the attitude in the norththey set down the recruiting offices. there is every reason to believe it may be our very charlie. the winter of 62 was a winter with the confederacy of on the defensive. the union army sought defense all that massive stretches of land. we saw that the only chance they had against an opponent his material might and manpower may not be unlimited but it was certainly a limited compared to the confederacy. he felt he had to take the word to them. you had to assume the offensive. you had to take risks because if you don't take risks you are impossibly for a slow death. you had to prevent that we calculated that the only thing the confederacy needed to do, if you will, was be audacious and bold. some have argued that lee was too bold. but what i will tell you, lee was doing what the seven people expected their generals to do. the old line was that any kid representative. he probably exaggerated the numbers. they believed that their voice to with a fair number of the yankees. they had this m

north american free trade agreement, mr. president, there was no such thing as investor state relations. that meant that countries that have -- that a company could not sue another -- could not sue a foreign government. for instance, if a country -- if the canadians were unhappy with something -- some u.s. law, the canadian government could sue the u.s. government but a canadian company couldn't sue the u.s. govment so what these investor state provision dozen is it undermines sovereign tivment it undermines what we have done in this body. we fight in this pod for strong clean air laws and strong environmental rules and strong pure food laws and strong consumer protections. under the investor state relations, a company in korea could sue the u.s. government for those kinds of strong environmental workforce safety or food safety laws. we don't want to give a company in another country the standed to undermine our sovereignty on laws that were democratically attained in this country. this mechanism is not necessary for a pact between two countries with well-established rules of law. we didn't do that in the u.s.-australia free trade agreement. it did not i