and in football the women's world cup here's a drama with the 2nd semifinal sweden take on the netherlands even match contest to see who will face the united states in the final. time for galle welcome to the program europe's new leadership is taking place after days of wrangling over the top jobs members of the european parliament elected an italian social democrat david that's their new president a new leaders have nominated candidates for 4 other posts with german defense minister also to fund as their pick for commission president she's made her 1st appearance at the european parliament fashion trying to convince skeptical members to ratify her nomination and promised to listen a lot. straight to strasburg when we find a d w correspondent hoffman welcome mox. on the line and made her big pitch to any piece today how was she received. she didn't make a pitch to all the m e p's but especially her own political group the conservatives the european peoples party because after all she has to get them on board before she can start convincing others and we hear that behind closed doors things

for me these sessions for immigrant youngsters in mildura run by sweden's under nineteen's coach who is enjoying a boost to the talent at his disposal the likes of zac here are absolute crucial to not just the under nineteen's but i think the future of cricket within sweden largely due to the influx of refugees. afghanistan has a massive massive contribution to growth. for the players it's a chance to break through social boundaries and speak they're already fluent swedish the finest cricket language cricket has been in sweden for a long time but they haven't been so many clubs until we came here it's not easy to just go up to a swede and start talking in the street but through cricket they can approach us afghans and be part of the team it's much easier for everyone and there's a wider purpose to following the gains made by anti immigrant parties at last year's election the mass immigration of 2015 has hardened attitudes in sweden with those on the right complaining that refugees are failing to integrate but for many immigrants this most swedish of sports is helping them to do just

that's not how things work in sweden.he prime minister tweeted sweden has an independent judiciary with any political meddling distinctly off limits. >> trevor: sweden is saying in their country presidents can't interfere with an ongoing investigation. imagine how hard it must have been to explain that to donald trump? because he calls in and is, like, hey, guys, i need you to let me friend a$ap rocky go, asap. they're, like, i'm s sorry you can't interfere in a criminal matter. don't you have a comey you can fire? no. can i fire you? no, i'm the prime minister. this sucks, can you send me meatballs? ( laughter ) so we're on week three of a$ap being locked up abroad. doesn't seem like there's an end in sight. swedish authorities are investigating. they don't have bail in sweden and won't let him go because they consider him a flight risk which, i'm sorry, i think he's crazy. he's a black man in sweden. ( laughter ) even if he tries to escape, how far can he get? ( laughter ) come on, sweden! let the guy go! take away his

language cricket has been in sweden for a long time but they haven't been so many clubs until we came here it's not easy to just go up to a swede and start talking in the street but through cricket they can approach us afghans and be part of the team it's much easier for everyone and there's a wider purpose to following the gains made by anti immigrant parties at last year's election the mass immigration of 2015 has hardened attitudes in sweden with those on the right complaining that refugees are failing to integrate but for many immigrants this most swedish of sports is helping them to do just that. al-jazeera. tennis star cory golf it's apparent for her 1st match since bursting on to the world stage when the 15 year old was the youngest player to qualify and reach the 4th round at the all england club she's there washington d.c. 4 to qualify for the 50 yard. but i don't really feel that much pressure because i'm just being myself and i guess myself it's a good thing so i don't feel too much pressure obviously i know that people are watching but i think that i think that my parents

sisters to play cricket in sweden and to maybe premier present the country. is going to be a very great honor for me these sessions for immigrant youngsters in mildura run by sweden's under nineteen's coach who is enjoying a boost to the talent at his disposal the likes of zakir naik crucial to not just the under nineteen's but i think the future of cricket within sweden largely due to the influx of refugees. afghanistan has a massive massive contribution to growth. for the players it's a chance to break through social boundaries and speak that already fluent swedish not from a script at length cricket has been in sweden for a long time but they haven't been so many clubs until we came here it's not easy to just go up to a swede and start talking in the street but through cricket they can approach us afghans and be part of the team it's much easier for everyone and there's a wider purpose to following the gains made by anti immigrant parties at last year's election the mass immigration of 2015 has hardened attitudes in sweden with those on the right complaini

global cricket than the subcontinent indians pakistanis on sri lankans have been the catalysts in sweden where cricket is the fastest growing sport from a dozen or so clubs 5 years ago there are now more than 70 with the scandinavian born 2nd and 3rd generations ready to out sweden's 4000 players but it is a huge influx from one of asia's newest cricket contenders. that's responsible for the sudden big spike in numbers. afghan youngsters zakir to car we. were barely into their teens when they arrived among 160000 refugees 4 years ago. they and hundreds of others have found a home from home 3 cricket with zakir only waiting on a passport before he can make his debut for the swedish national team i remember when i came 1st to sweden i felt myself very alone i didn't have many of my friends my family and all that meant i didn't know about cricket that there is actually a game of cricket in sweden it made it very empty for me being here together with many people you do you feel like home you feel like with you with your family you feel like we are with your brothers your sisters to play cric

language cricket has been in sweden for a long time but they haven't been so many clubs until we came here it's not easy to just go up to a swede and start talking in the street but through cricket they can approach us afghans and be part of the team it's much easier for everyone and there's a wider purpose to following the gains made by anti immigrant parties at last year's election the mass immigration of 2015 has hardened attitudes in sweden with those on the right complaining that refugees are failing to integrate but for many immigrants this most swedish of sports is helping them to do just that. al-jazeera. football's governing body 1st announced that the final of this year's club world cup will be played in cats on december 21st the 7 seems for them it will begin on december the 11th with european champions liverpool one of the confirmed participants qatar is hosting the next 2 additions of this tournament as preparation for the 2022 world cup arsenal footballer said clouston i can see nightmares and as a were left an injured after they were the victims of an attempted carjacki

what are the biggest obstacles here, including that sweden doesn't have bail?they don't have a bail system. also the prime minister has made it very clear that he doesn't have the ability or the authority to intervene in this matter, that the law enforcement process in sweden has to play itself out, and barring, you know, some extraordinary circumstances, asap rocky appears to be going to be detained in sweden until july 25th as the swedish judicial process has made clear. >> what impact if any will the video have, of asap throwing someone to the ground in this case? >> his attorney claims he was simply defending himself, that these men had been following him and his entourage and that they were the initial aggressors and he was simply acting out of self-defense. presumably he'll have the opportunity to present that to law enforcement in sweden. it's not clear if that will have an impact because from what we're hearing, this investigation is ongoing and no determination has been made by law enforcement in sweden. >> are you surprised that the president is getti

seem to be telling sweden or begging sweden to hold up.to keep on with allegations of rape now we go to the document and actually they did then put pressure on allegation they advice against questioning him he no longer which is was crucial in creating the legal and then the free market. which kept julian assange but then the same document released by the british authorities is redacted completely and this kind of leads us on to what may happen on friday you are at the upper tribunals court in london the sons of course in jail chelsea manning in jail tell me about the case that's going on this week yes basically after. i filed my file in sweden basically competition service sort of fuse me any document and i filed a case law on the 1st year tribunal and they started releasing some documents after i filed this case and the documents are varied redacted the most of them are completely use when you see the 1st here it will suggest franz kafka is worth the 1st mention the 1st tier tribe you know that's before this week's dr yes so there are al

it was painful for sweden's leaders to announce the country was restricting its borders, but sweden haduickly become overwhelmed. percentage-wise it had taken in more than any other country in europe. meanwhile, white supremacy groups seized on and exaggerated sweden's problems. >> new level of criminality. >> the far right deliberately made sweden into kind of symbol of chaos and destruction of western culture. >> even america's president jumped on the bandwagon. >> sweden, who would believe this? sweden. >> when they hear donald trump using language that they know comes from their ideology -- >> they're having problems like they never thought possible. >> they feel energized and they feel they have succeeded. >> it's wonderful that he is addressing this. he is bringing this to the attention of the people. >> in fact, sweden has had a long history of successful immigration. in the most recent parliamentary elections, far right party saw success, including in sweden. overall, didn't perform as well as predicted. now there are signs that the political terrain is shifting. liberal and gre

now believe it or not cricket is the fastest growing sport in sweden its popularity is being driven by the arrival of migrants from across asia and as poor research pours from the sport is helping refugees from afghanistan integrate into then you have. the new world champions maybe england but nowhere has a bigger influence on global cricket than the subcontinent indians pakistanis on sri lankans have been the catalysts in sweden where cricket is the fastest growing sport from a dozen or so clubs 5 years ago there are now more than 70 with the scandinavian born 2nd and 3rd generations ready to add to sweden's $4000.00 players but it is a huge influx from one of asia's newest cricket contenders. that's responsible for the sudden big spike in numbers. afghan youngsters zakir to car we. were barely into their teens when they arrived among 160000 refugees 4 years ago. they and hundreds of others have found a home from home 3 cricket with zakir only waiting on a passport before he can make his debut for the swedish national team i remember when i came 1st to sweden i felt myself very alone

it was painful for sweden's leaders to announce the country was restricting its borders, but sweden hadrcentage wise it had taken in more than any other country in europe. meanwhile, white supremacy groups seized on and exaggerated swedens problems. >> new level of criminality. >> the far-right made sweden into a symbol of chaos and destruction of western culture. >> even america's president jump jumped on the bandwagon. >> sweden. who would believe this? sweden. >> when they hear donald trump using language that they know comes from their ideology. >> they're having problems like they never thought possible. >> they feel energized and they feel that they've succeeded. >> it's wonderful he's addressing this and bringing this to the attention of the people. >> in fact, sweden has had a long history of successful immigration. in the most recent parliamentarian elections, far-right party saw success, including in sweden, but overall didn't perform as well as predicted. now there are signs that the political terrain is shifting. liberal and green parties across the continent saw an astonish

goffin bergen sweden is also paving the way electric trucks are now used there to collect the city's trash sweden wants to reduce that c o 2 emissions by 20 percent by 2035 levy to be as we want to be one of the 1st to fossil fuel free industrialized countries in the world so we're focusing on the transport sector to show that it can work we can tell the rest of the world look all of this is possible. it's one thing for sweden to convert its motorways between stockholm gough and bergen mon the but to roll the system out across europe there would need to be a common standard for electric trucks. to get on a fantastic to have a standard ours system across europe but the e.u. would have a big part to play brussels has yet to make concrete strict targets for electra mobility sweden says it wants to ban combustion engines in new vehicles by 2030. i said business with it. takes us away. with a little blunder from the many stories that make the dream so special. for a true friend. while i can't. thank you for the phone online. the quiet melody resounds michael lighten the mood. resonate wit

has already played that it seems than either the netherlands or sweden. prior to this they've beaten england and france who are 2 sides that i would say among the best in the world at the moment were in better form going into the tournament so i don't think they minded too much perhaps you could say that because they had already played and beaten sweden in this tournament in the group stage the usa new sweden better they knew kind of how to get at them better than they do with the netherlands but honestly the u.s. has so much talent and that same they are without doubt the hot favorites going into the final all right ali media reporting from leon thanks very much. now while the women's world cup has been wowing fans around the globe a darker side of football has also been making headlines last month see for banned the former head of the afghanistan football federation from football related activities for life. that he and others sexually abused female players and the afghanistan coach is telling you that she's not impressed with how thief handled the case

has already played better teams than either the netherlands or sweden. prior to this they've beaten england and france who are 2 sides that i would say among the best in the world at the moment were in better form going into the tournament so i don't think they minded too much perhaps you could say that because they had already played and beaten sweden in this tournament in the group stage the u.s. a new sweden better they knew kind of how to get at them better than they do with the netherlands but honestly the u.s. has so much talent and their team they are without doubt the hot favorites going into the final all right ali media reporting from leon thanks very much. and in the copa america told me they have sealed a date in the men's final slaying knocks out defending champions chile and an upset everything went right for the parade and rome for chile as the favorites fell behind a stray nail and to make matters worse on a late penalty kick a lot of attempt a bit of trickery but if no one will play brazil in the final. you're watching news life and then

i mean the women's world cup gears up for more drama with the 2nd semifinal sweden take on the netherlands in an even the match contest to see who will face the united states in the final. i'm phil gal welcome to the program members of the european parliament have chosen that new president for the next 2 and a half years they elected and italian social democrat david saucily who's been an m.e.p. for 10 years the motion strasberg it completes the lengthy process of filling the e.u. stop jobs e.u. leaders have nominated candidates for 4 other posts with german defense minister on the line for commission president the european parliament must ratify that nomination before ms fonda line can be appointed and that's far from a done deal. straight to the straight to strasburg that might be found d.w.b. correspondent hoffman welcome where is the opposition to the line coming from. the opposition is coming from all sides for example from the social democrats who are disappointed that they couldn't have their lead candidate who campaigned for them funds in the lead for that position also from the gr

sweden sweden's liberal party has elected anything they want is a rising political star he could change the policies for chains. supinate has however shocked many with more on this his own court for some yarn kosovo name might have seemed perfect to lead sweden's liberal party she's black she's an immigrant but actually she's pretty inconvenient at least for a number of her colleagues who are leaving in protest. now that i thought ditto were i'm leaving the liberal stuff to 52 years as a member i've always been a social liberal and will remain so but with a new direction there is no place for me it is with great sadness that the fundamental social liberal values that have been so important to me in my political career for many years and now it's risk of being a voted in favor of a credit down invest fiji policy criminal care and perhaps even in social policy areas it's all because sunni is just a little too far to the right sure she's been to gay pride parades even service sweden's minister for gender equality but when it comes to multiculturalism she said she wants to quote bury it in

found drama on toss a list be netherlands and sweden go into extra time at the women's world cup all their lives the host 15 leoni fronts for the highlights. i mean you could as mckinnon thank you for joining us the somali terrorist group al-shabaab has been waging a campaign of violence in somalia for more than a decade that a mystery replace the u.n. backed government and impose islamic law on african union force has. seized control of the capital mogadishu but al-shabaab still controls around 20 percent of the country now the government is offering amnesty and rehabilitation to some militants who leave the group melanie courage about was given rare access to one rehabilitation center in juba land province she spoke to former militants there about why they decided to leave al-shabaab and about the nightmare as they still have. that they were part of it killing machine terrorizing somalia's population but now they're asking for forgiveness this facility in juba land it's home to 86 young men who used to fight for one of the deadliest islamist extremist groups in the world. here in s

plus a drama and heartache as the netherlands and sweden go into extra time at the women's world cup will go live to the host city on france for highlight. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us the somali terrorist group al-shabaab has been waging a campaign of violence in somalia for more than a decade there a mystery place the u.n. backed government to impose islamic law and african union force has managed to seize back control of many cities including the capital mogadishu but. still control around 20 percent of the country now to weaken the organization the government is offering amnesty to some militants who leave al-shabaab some of those defectors are in a rehabilitation center in southern somalia. got exclusive access. that they were part to fit killing machine terrorizing somalia's population but now they're asking for forgiveness this facility in juba land is home to 86 young man who used to fight for one of the deadliest islamist extremist groups in the world. here in southern somalia in a town once undeceived by al shabaab a program is being implemented to rehab

does so much for sweden and doesn't get anything in return and saying that sweden needs to fix its own very serious crime problem just put it in some perspective into 28000 according to sweden they had 108 intentional acts of violence in the u.s. it's estimated that every single day more than 100 people are killed and that's just by guns. the u.s. government will resume executing prisoners after a 16 year poor all executions since 2003 have been carried out at a state level and there were 25 last year the tourney general william barr has now made the decision to reassess then reinstate capital punishment at a federal level president trump has long called for increased executions 5 inmates scheduled to be executed in december let's talk about this more now with christina ross the senior program director for criminal justice at amnesty international she joins us from washington thank you for being with us so why why is the administration doing this and why now that's an excellent question thank you for having me here tonight as you likely know anis international's a staunch opponent of t

plus drama and heartache as another wins and sweden go into extra time at the women's world cup we'll go to the host city leon france for all the highlights. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us. the somali terrorist group al shabaab has been waging a campaign of violence in somalia for more than a decade their aim is to replace the un backed government and impose islamic law and african union force has managed to seize back control of many cities including the capital mogadishu but al shabaab still control around 20 percent of the country to weaken the organization the government is offering amnesty to some militants who leave al-shabaab now some of these defectors are in we have all the taishan centers melanie cord the ball was given rare access to one site she spoke to some former militants about why they decided to leave al-shabaab and the nightmares they still have. that they were part to fit killing machine terrorizing somalia's population but now they're asking for forgiveness this facility in juba land it's home to 86 young men who used to fight for one of the de

his freedom we do so much for sweden but it does seem to work the other way around sweden should focus on its own real crime problem if you look at the statistics i think in 2018 according to the statistics out of different international organizations there were 108 internet intentional homicides in sweden in 2018 compare that to the u.s. where about 100 people are killed just by guns every single day. president trump also saying that sweden has let an american community down patti i mean how does a remark like that resonate in the country. well the president's already lost most of the support of the african-american community hispanics in communities of color what he's reformed reference in here is kanye west is a very controversial rapper singer and his wife kim kurdish in they have quite a bit of influence with this president you know he shows up at the white house puts out his red make america great ahead again and they do photo ops so we do believe that these 2 were lobbying the president hard to intervene. behalf the president tried it failed and he's apparently unhappy about it

it was painful for sweden's leader to announce the country was restricting its borders but sweden haderwhelmed. percentage wise it had taken more than any other country in europe. >> white supremacy groups seized on an exaggerated sweden problem. >> new level of criminality. the far right deliberately made sweden into symbols and chaos. even america's residents jumped on the bandwagon. >> who would believe this. when they hear donald trump using language that they know comes from their ideology. >> they feel energized and they feel they succeeded. >> it is wonderful that he's addressing this and he's bringing this to the attention of the people. in fact, sweden has had a long history of success full immigration. the most recent parliament election, the far right is so success. overall did not perform as well as predicted. now there are signs that the political terrain is shifting. [ applause ] liberals across the continent saw an astonishing and unexpected surge of support. tens of thousands took to the streets across europe with an entirely different message. one europe for everyone.

trump reached out to sweden's president to vouch for his bail.have a bail system. >>> the space station has a new crew that consists of an american, italian and a russian. they were carried there in the soyuz vessel. >>> alexandria acasio cortez accused the president of enacting policies all about ethnicity and racism. >> we do not have to acquiesce to the president's racism because he is using racism. he is stoking white supremacy and he is allowing, frankly, nino nazi groups to go unchecked because that's a key part of rousing his base. but we cannot allow and give in to that. what our response has to do is in turning up and turning out an electorate. he doesn't have to win districts. he needs to win states. >> "the new york times" looked at that in a new report. it said the president's advantage in the electoral college could be larger than it was in 2016. his campaign may do better, even if it loses the international vote. it may lessen the cost of actions, including the racist tweets, that includes orr tez. let's put this in perspective with

neither team has ever won the title but the dutch will be but by a big following and sweden looking extremely relaxed. don't worry sweden haven't forgotten how to play football after all they've just knocked out heavyweights canada and germany but true to the underdog tag their coach was humble when it came to assessing his team's chances against the reigning european champions from able to. see it have it all and on the other in the euro 2017 finals watching the neverland's play against denmark was absolutely fantastic because that game was very close to being perfect football and ideal football so this semifinal will be very beautiful and it will be interesting to see if we will be able to beat what is one of my favorite team. despite their recent success the netherlands don't boast much world cup pedigree this is only the 2nd time they've reached the tournament and the 1st time they've made it to a semifinal but they are favorites at least according to the press. of a far from fleecing where the favorites in this semifinal i'm not so sure about that i think the 2 teams are equal

there is actually a game of cricket in sweden.together with many people, you feel like home. you feel like you are with your family, with your brothers, your sisters. to play with cricket in sweden and to present the country itself, it's going to be a very great honor for me. reporter: these sessions are run by sweden's hundred 19 coach, enjoying a boost to the talent at his disposal. >> this is crucial not only to the under 19's, but the future of cricket in sweden, largely due to the influx in refugees through pakistan and afghanistan. there is a massive contribution to cricket. reporter: for the players, a chance to break through social boundaries and speak their already fluent speed dish -- swedish. >> cricket has been in sweden for a long time, but there haven't been as many clubs. it's not easy to go up to a sweet and start talking in the streets. but they can approach us and be part of the team. it's much easier for everyone. reporter: there is a wider purpose, following the anti-immigrant programs in washington. the mass i

does so much for sweden and doesn't get anything in return and saying that sweden needs to fix its own very serious crime problem just put it in some perspective into 20 teen according to sweden they had 108 intentional acts of violence in the u.s. it's estimated that every single day more than $100.00 people are killed and that's just by guns how the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protesters over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project is being built on a mountain that's considered one of the world's best viewing platforms and many indigenous hawaiians also consider it sacred and they've been blocking access to the sign for almost 2 weeks mike hanna reports to get that for them after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor visited the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground so the whole why and mountain

sweden should focus on its own real crime problem.t the statistics in 2018 according to the statistics out of the different international organizations, there were 108 intentional homicides in sweden in 2018. compare that to the u.s., where about 100 people are killed just by guns every single day. also saying trump that sweden has let our african-american community down. how does a remark like that resonate in the country? lostll, the president has most of the support of the african american community, hispanics, and communities of color. what he is representing here is kanye west, and his wife crime kardashian -- kim kardashian, they have quite a bit of influence with this president, so we believe these two were lobbying the president her to intervene on rocky asap's behalf. he is apparently unhappy about the fact that it failed and is letting the world know about it on twitter. >> thank you very much with the latest on that story. the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protesters over the construction of a giant telesc

and in vocal a woman's world cup football drama with the 2nd semifinal sweden take on the netherlands in an evenly matched contest to see who will face united states in the final i'm sorry. i'm still gail welcome to the program the woman set to take over as head of the european commission has appeared before lawmakers in stroudsburg for the 1st time today europe's heads of government of nominates a german defense minister also a fall in the line for the top job now she has to win over the parliament. as tough on deadline at the start of our european charm offensive the european parliament will ultimately decide whether she gets the e.u.'s top political post so she needs to win the. source of a majority of any peace before they vote 2 weeks from now. yes wish this it's important to me to listen a loss to learn a loss so that in 14 days i can bring my vision to parliament for the european union over the next 5 years you will pay sure new on the eastern front yard and dolly. after days of intense wrangling tense a present donald managed to get the e.u.'s national leaders to unite behind

but sweden doesn't have a bail system.en's prime minister says their court system is independent. >>> police in canada are investigating what they are calling the double-homicide of two, young tourists. the bodyies of a woman and her boyfriend were discovered on a remote highway. police say it's not clear if the couple were targeted or if it was a crime of opportunity. >>> the u.k. says a british oil tanker was in omani waters when it was seized by iran's military. in a letter to the u.n. security council, the u.k. accused iran of illegal interference in commercial shipping. the tanker and its crew remain in iranian custody. >>> this is into our newsroom. we want you to listen to audio we've received of radio messages from an iranian vessel and a british warship to the british flag tanker, before it was seized. listen. >> you will be safe. if you obey, you will be safe. alter your course, to 263 degrees immediately. >> this is fox trot 236. i reit rate, your passage must not be impaired, obstructed or hampered. please conf

handling of migration it has been shown that about half of those who applied for asylum in sweden in recent years do not have the right criteria for asylum the finances that should be allocated abroad remain in sweden because young migrants aris coming here thinking that they can probably stay anyway despite her controversial views on migration you'd think protecting females both young and old would be a platform anyone could get behind especially when the party's unity is so fragile sunni's prime opponent even threw in the towel just to keep the peace my aim was always to unite the party but in a situation where many seem to want a different political orientation than the one i was seeking he would be receiving a split if i'd continued my candidacy and while his decision may have saved the party in the short term its supporters on the internet are not convinced i can't stand her i must not tolerate what she's saying she's the worst races in sweden despite her skin color. i've always thought the neon because the boonies too far to the right to be liberal now she is showing it openly

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does so much for sweden and doesn't get anything in return and saying that sweden needs to fix its own very serious crime problem just to put it in some perspective into 28000 according to sweden they had 108 intentional acts of violence in the u.s. it's estimated that every single day more than 100 people are killed and that's just by guns. destruction of the amazon forest is fast approaching a level from which it may not be able to recover that's according to satellite data from brazil's government already this month more than 1300 square kilometers of rain forest is being cleared for large scale farming than last year 120000 square kilometers were wiped out present higher than our place the government's environmental agency under the agricultural ministry and critics say he's expanding land clearance and logging a furred of all pristine rain forest in brazil has been cut down or burned that i think close lands where tribes of people have cared for the forests for centuries scientists say the amazon could now become a savannah all of this could also affect brazil's trade agreement wi

would have preferred to face sweden rather in the final. i honestly don't think the u.s. really cared which of these 2 teams they were going to come up against you know i think the u.s. has already played better it seems than either the netherlands or swayed and. prior to this they've beaten england and france who are 2 sides that i would say among the best in the world at the moment were in better form going into the tournament so i don't think they minded too much perhaps you could say that because they had already played and beaten sweden in this tournament in the group stage the usa new sweden better they knew kind of how to get at them better than they do with the netherlands but honestly the u.s. has so much talent and that same they are without doubt the hot favorites going into the final all right ali moody reporting from leon thanks very much. you're watching news up next here on news asia an escalating diplomatic route between china and britain over the protests in hong kong what does it all means of bilateral relations. not more coming up with bearish than a j

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now believe it or not cricket is the fastest growing sport in sweden its popularity is being driven by the arrival of migrants from across asia and as poor race reports from malmo the sport is helping refugees from afghanistan insecure writes into the new heart. the new world champions maybe england but nowhere has a bigger influence on global cricket than the subcontinent indians pakistanis on sri lankans have been the catalysts in sweden where cricket is the fastest growing sport from a dozen or so clubs 5 years ago there are now more than 70 with the scandinavian born 2nd and 3rd generations ready to out sweden's 4000 players but it is a huge influx from one of asia's newest cricket contenders. that's responsible for the sudden big spike in numbers. afghan youngsters zakir to car we. were barely into their teens when they arrived among 160000 refugees 4 years ago. they and hundreds of others have found a home from home 3 cricket with zakir only waiting on a passport before he can make his debut for the swedish national team i remember when i came 1st to sweden i felt myself very alo