national teams such as lithuania china and greece so the task of bringing tesco back to their former glory says now awaiting him after the russian power has failed to qualify for the euro league's top sixteen for the first time in forty years. it's golf now and he may be the new number one but not in canada lost in the final of the world match play championship in arizona as invents luke donald clinched a three and soon victory there were unseasonably wintry conditions in the desert with a snow flurry stopping player leon luckily it wasn't a long lost a case three hole lead on the front nine that close call his way back to make sure they were all square it was turn however the german couldn't keep pace after that with a sweet approach shot here on the fifteenth he went on to win the old three again and actually cut the victory on the sixteenth comicon seeded after the first inning down of the biggest win of his career collecting just over a million dollars in prize money and rising to third in the world rankings. however there was a much closer match of the cricket world cup where en

onions the price of onions recently in new delhi was more expensive than the price of onions in a tesco supermarket in the u.k. why is that because of inefficiencies in the market with too many intermediaries disorganization too much government influence the case is the same in egypt i mean deborah talked about the fact that mubarak was definitely pushed from power partly because of rising food prices absolutely correct but the fact of the matter is that tomatoes a staple product of egypt to give but one example fifty percent of them actually end up perishing between where they are grown in egypt and when they actually manage to get to the consumer those are the efficiencies that are wrong it's got nothing to do with speculators in fact what deborah should be doing is looking at hard to manage to reappraise the use of farm resources to add technology and i'm not even getting into genetically modified organisms here simply using better technology and better organization to create better farming and that will feed the world it's not difficult and rather than beating up on the capitalists

tesco now, i did not read it. >> host: from me historical perspective, is it a that they no longer take themselves quite >> guest: yeah, i'm currently working on linda johnson and am listening to all the tapes. and frankly, to be able to hear that is extraordinarily hopeful. there is a level kind of intimacy that you can gain of a white house from hearing the interaction between presidents and overseas theaters are members of congress that we don't have since richard nixon, when the tapes went away, as far as we know. and i do think it's a shame. you know, we've lost the tapes, the recordings. from that essay was another kind of communication because the president and executive branch is so frightened about investigation. where this under president clinton and a little bit with president bush that they don't want is written down. don't want it on e-mail. this is a record. you know, presidents can write his memoirs, but in the end i don't think those will shape how we remember the presidency. and not to be self-serving, but it's what historians and journalists who down the rhine. if we d