last year was the first to hate. fail to reach the coveted euro the finals since they have stocked up on star. they should start the likes of they can. be acquired. along with brosnan will help the team return to the european summit. let's take a look at things. level on points with the top of the greek sides if it is a grand eighty one sixty two. and. points difference. in football is any less he says he's a funny face squad to choose from for tonight's russian premier league game win would put the. five points clear. he says despite a hectic fixture list his squad is without injury. to play. poor on a phone which has seen him fail to score three gangs. or an england free scoring munch to city have reached the quarter finals of the carling cup but the five two demolition of wolves six one thrashing manchester united city schools fifteen times in. school twice in the premier league. also into the last chelsea. the extra time. he needed extra time to get. to the score. luis suarez scored twice in a little things victor

, or a majority of the first choice vote cast. ndidate a g-205% ofb the votes% received 40%. and c received 35% of the boats. because no candidate received a majority, the candidate who received the fewest number of first choice votes, a candidate a, is eliminated from the race. voters to pick a candidate a as their first choice candidate will have their but transferred to their second choice. and the voters to pick and a, 15% chose candidate b as their second choice, and 10% chose c as their second choice. these votes are then applied to b and c, and the votes are recounted. candidate b now has 55% of the votes. candidate c as 45%. candidate b has more than 50% of the votes and is determined as the winner. >> thank you for watching. we hope you have ranked choice learned ranked choice of voting and was elected. you have seen the ballot, learned how to market, and learned how the voting process works. if you have any further questions about ranked choice voting, please contact us at department of elections, city hall, room 48, 1 dr

the first new california was selected as the clock struck because the army needed scientists to leave their first few positions. a group of protesters interrupted a university of california border regions meeting to demand the school's ever tries with the nation's nuclear weapons program. all. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports on our culture is that so much going to be is going to be a lot of the play area near zero crisis is a high noon moment for a euro zone looking for to stave off another recession call juggling indebted sovereign splined.

this is the first time. never again. you guys so much. >> they were 25 feet from the road and didn't know it. they were rescued after calling 911. in their defense the maze owners have all kinds of markers and safeguards for lost people to find their way. looks like the couple apparently panicked when darkness approached. now it's all over the world. >>> big dedication of the dr. martin luther king jr. memorial on the national mall in d.c., is this coming sunday morning. the first one got postponed by hurricane irene, you'll recall, and a photo has been released of a moment witnessed by very few people. stevie wonder, a big backer of the project, asked to see the statue with his hands. he was raised up on a scissor lift and with tears in his eyes, he felt the dimension and detail of this stone depiction of mlk. >>> when we come back tonight, a glamorous night at the white house, and the star who stole the show once again. >>> there was a state dinner at the white house last night honoring the president of south korea and

the first day by the report and reached a set of important agreements on an issue prices. the engineers during closed culture of china remain a mystery to much of the outside world are you so sure now the speaks with dorie snags but author and director of the names but china institute intend to find out what lies behind the enigmatic facade. doris nesbitt thank you very much for being with us today thank you very much for having me so in your opinion why has china and still remains to greatest mystery for thinkers and scholars because there's too little interest to get to get behind the mystery and how something stays a mystery if you don't have enough interest to to open the curtain. there's also you know somebody said that a philosopher sherman for the also first said that most people do not want to learn something new but what took at confirmation of something they already believe in and i think that's very much the case in china we have a certain picture of china and i wouldn't think exclude myself ten years ago levin years ago before i went to china for the first time

i think it's going to fun circuit the race because. it's first grand prix in sochi but all going to say they are expecting just under one hundred thousand fans to attend the event it is due to be held in twenty fourteen at the olympic park which will also be used for the sochi winter olympics earlier in the year in the region of two hundred million dollars will be spent on making a racetrack in the organizers expected to capture the imagination of the public. plan in that around the two thousand speak to just turned the release of sports popular at the moment though we're sure this will change and do the future we can add more students to learn more fans watch the grand prix if there is the demand. i'm funny the texas rangers will have to wait a little longer for their chance to win baseball's world series game six against the st louis cardinals was cancelled after heavy rain was forecast in missouri and has been rescheduled for thursday at the busch stadium would see the rangers win the best of seven contests but yesterday a showdown was called

i was the first kid born in the u.s.y parents sacrificed everything so that their kids could have the opportunities that they wanted when they came here. i grew up in the boston area and lived in different parts of boston. i went to catholic price school in dorchester, a section of boston. -- i went to catholic high school in dorchester, a section of boston. because of my parents, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. that is where i went to school. it was intense. i stayed there for law school and have a master's in public policy from there. those are subjects i decided to study because i was interested in public service and public policy issues and government. >> you grew up in the boston area. what made you want to make the transition and moved to san francisco? what motivated you to get involved in politics question marks before i ran for office, and worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and civil rights attorney. i got to understand how much of a be in san francisco is to the res

from yemen, the first arab woman to receive the prize. tawakkul karman, a leader in the fight for regime change and the symbol for the arab spring itself. 32, a mother of three and on the front lines as she learned of her prize. from liberia, long torn by civil war, 72-year-old ellen johnson sirleaf, the first woman democratically elected woman. six years ago she defeated dictator charles taylor. she's up for re-election next week. also from liberia, leymah gbowee who led a movement against rape and violence. >> we are fighters of war. >> reporter: today they talked about why the women mobilized. >> we have gotten to the place where death was better than life. we felt as women of liberia we needed to do something to change the trend of our lives. >> reporter: today's nobel prize validates her struggle and the courage of women fighting for freedom around the world. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> still ahead, as we continue we'll introduce you to the next generation of women trying to change the world. we'll hear from one of them

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charles darwin was one of the first to study it. tists know that when you smile, your muscles send a signal to the part of your brain that controls emotion. it makes you feel better and maybe even live better. psychologists from the university of virginia looked at facebook pages to study smiling. they rated facebook smiles of first-semester students and found those with intense smiles were happier in their senior year. of course, there are those smiles we all know. george clooney, julia roberts, even that famous cheshire cat grin. >> he went that way. >> reporter: but what about the rest of us? are we willing to take a break from a busy day to just smile? what makes you smile? >> i wake up every morning of my life. >> reporter: what makes him happy? >> oh, everything. >> reporter: is it tougher to smile in this day and age, with the economy and everything that's going on? >> yeah. but again, it's also easy to smile. and it costs nothing. >> reporter: so easy. and who knows? it may add a few years to your life. cecilia vega, abc news

the first ever bay area event. jon? marla? what a lady. >> right now away breaking news from richmond. a security guard has been arrested. there was a shootout. christie smith was telling us about this. the suspect has been captured and arrest ed it was quite a scene as he shot a coworker. they have now tracked him down. we'll check back in with christie smith. there's been an arrest in the shootout in richmond. christina loren joins us with a look at the forecast. >> a lot happening this morning. a lot of breaking news. good thing is the weather is on your side. temperatures this morning in the 40s m f 46 in novato. 48 in santa rosa. those are the two call eest cities. elsewhere find a couple of 60s and upper 50s on the map. so making for nice cool start. and temperatures rounding hout in the 70s inland. we do have if i can follow out there, though. as we head through the next few days, high pressure moves in to keep things mice and mild. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. tomorrow the low 70s return to the coastline. if you wa

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but is the first question. , being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into it come at into it, removed parts, it is part of the process of negotiating

robinson and the first game was over three. he gets on the and scores a rug which turns out to be the winning run and it's funny i talked to the left field that day and he said george washington didn't know when he was making history and abraham lincoln didn't know he was making history when he delivered the gettysburg address and i didn't know what i was to score a run in baseball in the one who drove him and the boy didn't know i was making history but i was coming and i said you've got to go back and look at the box score. you drove in the fifth from that day. jackie robinson was the fourth. he said abraham lincoln didn't know he was making history and i didn't know i was making history. don't try to get them to change their story. i told you it's brutal. as i begin to, all the stories i realized that these ballplayers tended to embellish their memories a little bit. i quickly recognized there was one source of the story, one key person to the center your story who could open this up to me. i wanted to set jackie robinson in

in the frys dot com open in california claiming his first win on the p.g.a. tour after the longest playoff on the tour this year well the pair were tied at seventeen under par overall at the end of the final round and it looked like they would never be separated while there appeared to be in trouble on the fourth extra hole played himself out of it. and then on the sixth playoff hole it's a beautiful approach shot the ball flying one hundred thirty four feet within six feet of the cup. he then sights the ball for birdie to finally clinch the title and nine hundred thousand dollars in prize money. while east lothian has won the madrid masters to seal his first title on the european tour the englishman started his final round badly picking up a couple bogeys but then i run a full birdies for five goals and three shots clear of the rest of the field and this effort on the fifteenth something to behold that's all spun up hill towards the whole however and nerves crept in on the eighteenth and found the water and then the sounds for making a double bogey part of t

the first decade of the twenty first century and then they would be higher than the ones ago so we did have a bigger boom and we had a bigger past we had we wouldn't have been able to pay our debts on the international markets we. would not be controlled by the i.m.f. taking orders from the e.c. be. and buy the car from brussels we have lost our ability to control our economy we have lost. internationally it would have been a complete and total economic and political disaster if we had joined the euro ten years ago. thank you very much. but i. was struck with the idea australia are doing exactly on their cell and not really going to see the film on screen yet if you want to have sex go and have sex . i've. a mission free credit take three days for charges free to make amends free. free. free. old free blogs can plug in video for your media projects cabo dardar teton tom. reports of fresh arrests certainty corporate protest is in new york as hundreds go on a march of solidarity for demonstrators in oakland a day earlier rally in the california city was part of the dispersed pride squads

if romney wins any two of the first three, it's over. so the fact of the matter is, i really think from a perry standpoint, you have to double down in iowa and south carolina. >> ed rowlands, does he have to win iowa? >> he has to win iowa. in our party, you have to win two out of the first three, that ends up being the nominee. and unfortunately, there is a challenger. whoever comes out is going to be the challenger. may be short-lived, not long-lived. >> how long do the positive ads last? when will he go negative? >> the bottom line here, you literally have two-thirds of the voters in iowa who have

of being the first woman reelected president. i want nothing more. what else can i ask for? >> she has not always been as popular, but her ability to keep the country's finances stable impressed voters and persuaded many who doubted her to give her a chance. this supporter says argentines' are celebrating what he calls the triumph of the -- argentines are celebrating what he calls the triumph of the modern government. another says that this victory means the people are behind her. the official results are yet to be published, but, according to exit polls, it appears that ms. fernandez won by a landslide. bbc news. >> this is a family tragedy, which reads a bit like a hollywood script. in russia, an investigation is under way after it has emerged that the babies had been mixed up in the birth in a maternity hospital 12 years ago. the two families involved have launched a civil case against the hospital. we have that story. >> family photos normally bring back happy memories. for this woman, the past has turned into a nightmare. she

the first decade of the twenty first century and then they would have been higher than three months ago after that so we did have a bigger boot and we had a bigger bust we had we wouldn't have been able to pay our debt some international markets we've now be we now be controlled by the i.m.f. taking orders from the e.c.b. . and and by the and from brussels we would have lost the ability to control our economy we have lost our ability to project internationally it would have been a complete and total economic and political disaster if we had joined the euro ten years ago. thank you thank you very much. but i think this is a strong push for australia if you want to tell you you're sailing in the week i think you'll see that the. if you want to have sex go and have sex. to be soon which will brighten. my balance from silence to pressure. don't come. the headlines on r t demilitarizing libya from top to toe the new ones to consider grounding nato warplanes while the country's new leaders decide on how to deal with a population that's on to duty. and or less in new york as the wall street pr

more of those stories in fifteen minutes the first all the latest in sports if you know. good to have your company if this is sports today i'm going to leave on these our headlines this hour. gearing up russia's football team from perth for a massive we auction wins against the back here in the world will guarantee them a place at your twenty twelve. clear power a host of the n.b.a.'s guns including kobe bryant legal police commissioner david stern to try and see the twenty eleven twelve she's. bridging through possible the soviet originating support of some book which is i to do practitioners with and how found select demonstrating their skills in moscow. it's make or break time for russia's footballers this week with euro twenty twelve qualification wrapping up tick up against charges take on slovakia in julie now on friday before a home clash with dora on choose the going what amount of qualification will be made shirton by winning those two games monitor book out seeing if the game is achieved the players can quote drink as much as they want afterwards that statement

cooper stone throwing out the first pitch. his father, shannon, fell to his death earlier this season trying to catch a ball thrown into the stands by the player you see there, josh hamilton. a very touching moment. in the top of the third, 3-0 rays. two on for kelly choppic. a rangers fan catches this ball and throws it back. still, 6-0, tampa. top of the fifth, he did it again. this one a two-run homer. the rays win 9-0, your final in arlington. >>> tigers and the yankees, top one. delmond young with the solo shot, giving the tigers an early 1-0 lead. the yankees tie it up from alex rodriguez, but then the rain came. the game is postponed until tomorrow. they'll pick it up where they stopped. considering it costs about $500 to attend a yankee playoff game, it makes you wonder how much these were going for. i'm guessing at least a c-note, right? >> you're going to need that next week, because . i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if

bangs for the first down. the clock will quickly stop. so with 44 seconds, the clock has not been started yet. on his signal. now it's winding. end zone. touchdown. we are an extra point away from a tie. >> kirk: how about that for an answer by stanford? ten plays and 76 yards. let's make sure taylor gets the ball across the plain. he does for the touchdown. tremendous job by the cardinal and the offense there. remember, that 15-yard penalty on mcdonald. if ever there was a time that khalil was going to try to get a block getting airborne. whitticker gets it off in time and high enough. and we are tied at 34. with 38 seconds to go. coming back from a pick six, andrew luck drives the cardinal to a tying touchdown. impressive. >> jenn: that's what separates the great quarterback from the quarterbacks that are still growing. he's a veteran. he hasn't played flawlessly tonight. but, again, think if you're a stanford fan, don't forget about that play on third and six where t.j. mcdonald on an incompletion, got it a little bit high on owusu. 15

the first six. fourth brother cross the united states as thousands of angry americans demand the corporate lobby be held accountable for the economic downturn sidelined by the mainstream media protesters in new york and other cities claim civil disobedience is all they have to make their voices heard. clouds of uncertainty hanging over reason as eurozone ministers delay the next release of bailout funds desperately needed to keep the country clear of bankruptcy it comes after athens and now that would not be able to meet its debt reducing targets by the passing tough asperity measures. plus the problem of the glitz and glamour of high fashion catwalks to abusive child labor and human rights groups blow the whistle on its back to stance cotton industry which earned the government a fortune. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates through in the meantime andrew will bring you the latest sports news. hello there thanks for watching the sports and these other headlines. are always fighting

there's also you know somebody said that the philosopher sherman from also first said that most people do not want to learn something new but what took at confirmation of something they already believe in and i think that's very much the case in china we have a certain picture of china and i wouldn't think exclude myself ten years ago levin years ago before i went to china for the first time i had a certain picture of china which was not really matching reality but then it depends on you willing to change the picture or do you stick with what you think how is it changed ten years on for you well. i was thinking the chinese are mr mysterious people you know you can't really trust them and you never know what they think i thought that the country was much more backwards than it turned out to be. the fact is that the chinese have have still have and still today have kind of an innocence and openness once they trust you they embrace you and they really become friends with you and you can criticize a lot you know you can also was chinese politicians we talk a lot of. things in china that ar

to many of the actors it's the first foray into the world of russian cinema others are seasoned veterans and take all the waiting around long hours and in comfortable costumes stright. safety is crucial when dealing with large explosions fire a moving machinery the whole scene has been choreographed and timed piece by piece nothing can go wrong. everyone and the place is cameras ready cop aboard mocked and action. the director of his one very special and international film awards during his career as a successful filmmaker producer and screenwriter second as an elf has also been the director general of the muslim studios since nine hundred ninety eight his dedication to cinema is profound let's meet the man in question great to meet you. thanks for your time now your first film was in one nine hundred seventy nine how has filmmaking changed over the past few decades. it was. those. pools and seeds. during that period. and the. film industry it was. all full. view and there were. i think about the money ok the minus so the system was censorship and it was enough tough censorship soul espe

, or a majority of the first choice vote cast. ndidate a g-205% ofb the votes% received 40%. and c received 35% of the boats. because no candidate received a majority, the candidate who received the fewest number of first choice votes, a candidate a, is eliminated from the race. voters to pick a candidate a as their first choice candidate will have their but transferred to their second

it was a thorough study, the first of its kind, that the city had never undertaken. there seemed to be a great desire and demand that, at least as the future of community policing, people really do love foot patrols. yet, the conclusion is that, from the police department, at least back then, that is a luxury that the department cannot afford. and that brought up other questions in that conversation and has hands. that is, how do you budget for this level of commitment, when the department's budget is about $480 or so this coming year, how do you then it sort of us in those fiscal resources in staffing resources to make sure that community policing is more than just a paper target? >> as i said, if this is as intended, it covers everything, the officer to be engaged as prescribed in this order. i appreciate foot patrols, and they are actually in this order. if you look on page 3, the assignment of steady peace in sectors on a daily basis, regular attendance of beat officers at community meetings in their assigned areas and at regular staffing as it is allowed. there

he hit the first man he faced with the first pitch with the bases loaded last inning.ow a strikeout and groundout starts the inning. the count 2-0 on theriot. he's grounded out two times and flied to right. into center field and hamilton to his right gets to it. two out. it's time for a nikon replay and it's allen craig with that catch up at the very top of the wall in the top of this sixth inning. you make the judgment. would it have been out? probably bounced on out. >> tim: i think so. >> joe: and carpenter appreciated the effort for a guy who has homered, walked and scored twice. ball 1, down and in. allen craig, the hitting hero in game 1 with a base hit, an rbi off the bench against alexi ogando. he did it again in game 2 and then homered in game 3. he's homered tonight and homered last night. so two of the hitting heros are allen craig and david freese. berkman has had a very good world series. as arthur rhodes gets loose. pujols had that monster game three. the big one-out double last night in the ninth. here's the 1-1. strike 2. we talk about carpenter on shor

chiefs to scrap the first fortnight of the season which was due to start on november the first. and meanwhile in the n.f.l. the detroit lions extended their unbeaten start to the season to five games by beating the chicago bears twenty four thirteen well it's detroit's best starts with nine hundred fifty six and they had a few started to sank to touchdown passes he connected with calvin johnson to get the first. points on the board eddie was comparing it by halftime it was chicago who it's looking front kellen davis going over for a ten seven leaves however detroit soon regained the advantage this time stuff at finding brandon pettigrew. and that the touchdown was the highlight of the game after forcing the best account job and best was untouched as he took the ball up the middle of the park to troy and so on to win twenty four points to thirteen five wins from five games for them all chicago's before starting to miss this was that defeat. and funny russian mixed martial arts supreme will feel the yaml yelling cat is preparing to face one of his biggest challenges the last empero

that i wake up early there was the first. of all these pictures that. nobody faked my films but i really i didn't did this picture is that it was the aim to publish and. i developed my films only one month or two months later and then i started to make those and the little prince i was showing them my friends and i left some of them is my friend then came czechoslovakia came somebody one curator of the photography from washington smithsonian institute. and he saw them. he asked if he can take six with them so my friend called me as to give it to him the big day. and then he was front of it who in that time was president of the long for target of. and he saw these pictures he was very interested then in these beaches so he sent a message to. ask if the photographer has more of these pictures and if i would be willing to send then i got i said no no i don't. want to have them i don't want to take that risk so len finally they convinced me that magnum is the it was from my you know. agency sirus organisation. which you know that i don't need to be afraid so

it was the first time he joked with me he had been so quiet. it wasn't the time for laughter i was tired and hungry if i had been the god i might have been made food and water appear. it was my good fortunate that matzu found me. i had been looking for you all night. are there others? i could barely get the words out. they think you have gone to a better world how do you find me. he smaled. he opened [inaudible] and took out a bottle of green tea. the tea tasted cold and bitter i had never been more aggressively for anything else in my life. he brought rice cakes and dried seaweed. when i finished i bowed and asked, how do you know i was here? tomoko. what about tomoko i asked? matzu gathered the food and wrapped it up. i followed you and the others down to the beach yesterday morning. i wondered if you might find your way to peace. i couldn't, i began to cry, turning away in shame. matzu lned over and smelled a sweat, it takes greater courage to live. [applause] >> i'm going to throw it open now to questions. so you might direct me as to what y

be the first to cater the twenty first century and then they would be hired to be able to go after some of the bigger boom and we had a bigger bust because we wouldn't have been able to pay all that some international markets we'd not be would not be controlled by the i.m.f. or taking orders from he simply. and by the brussels we would have lost the ability to confront our economy we have lost since projects are so internationally it would have been a complete and total economic and political disaster if we had joined the euro ten years ago he's able thank you thank you very much. on. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the whole city streets they have. lee's intensely good chance to choose instead to get a book thanks to the status of the human experiments getting sprinkled with the week's you proclaim this rap music awards expose to the movies living the trying to make sense of global economy and it's all came things about financial trouble the responsibility to maintain our confidence in hmong kids and taking on the critics wants to be seems way to balanc

that is the first step of reenforcing the cement.ammering out a temporary solution to this. look closely. there are cracks in the cement on maryland's $5.2 billion intercounty connector. >> it is a brand-new road. >> reporter: that's right. the ribbon was just cut this past february. >> wow! that is actually amazing. i don't understand how you can spend all that money and i'm sure mendte was spent on engineering and now -- that just blows my mind actually. >> reporter: melinda peters is the director of the icc project. >> obviously a disappointing thing for the team to find. >> reporter: between 40 and 50 hairline cracks were found during a final inspection. >> when we identified a series of them on all of these similar types of piers, we went back and asked the engineer to do another review to determine if there was a broader issue. >> reporter: there was a design flaw in a part of the road created by a company called parson transportation. >> as the year responsible for the design, they will be responsible for any costs spent on th

the. top stories this. is achieved its first full membership to a u.n. agency. faces the loss of nearly a quarter of its funding. foreign backed syria's president claims the protest campaign against his regime is being funded from abroad to the west not to get involved and the head of nato has ruled out imposing a no fly zone over syria which some demonstrations in the country have been calling for. a clash of the russian tycoons to the. dispute. back. home with seven million people now calling the home. many believe mauls provides the best option. with war and those stories in more detail in less than fifteen minutes from now sport is next with dmitri. hello there welcome to the sports. thanks for joining us today so first let's take a quick look at what's making the sporting headlines around the globe. the top teams of the russian premier league have been determined what's next for those who did well during the longest of the season and those who didn't. you track same story follow one champion sebastian vettel storms to victory at the inaugural in doing grand

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to many of the actors it's the first foray into the world of russian cinema others are seasoned veterans and take all the waiting around one hours in a comfortable costumes and stride. safety is crucial when dealing with large explosions fire a moving machinery the whole scene has been choreographed and times piece by piece nothing can go wrong. everyone in the place is cameras ready cop aboard marked and action. the director should resign of his one very special and international film awards during his career as a successful filmmaker producer and screenwriter check yourself has also been the director general of the muslim studios it's nine hundred ninety eight his dedication to cinema is profound let's meet the man in question great to meet you as the media thanks for your time now your first film was in one nine hundred seventy nine how has filmmaking changed over the past few decades shares much because another perma gorst road begins soviet period the first for the film so my focus pulls and seeks made during the soviet period was a mother and i were going ization off film industry

first, the candidate who received the fewest numbers of first choice votes is eliminated from the racesecond, voters who selected the eliminated candidate as their first choice will have their vote to transfer to their second choice. there, all the votes are recounted. fourth, if any candidate receives more than 50% of the votes, he/she is declared the winner. if no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote, the process of eliminating candidates and transferring votes is repeated until one candidate has a winning majority. now let's look at an example of an election using ranked choice of voting. in this example, we have three candidates. candidate a, b, and c. after all the first choice votes are counted, none of the three candidates has received more than 50%, or a majority of the than 50%, or a majority of the first choice vote cast.

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here from moscow many visitors can come here from now sinking talent further afield by boat or bus the first railway station of the bank opens in eight hundred sixty nine was part of the railway track connecting simplest back i'm guessing force as house was then called the ground where we station we see now is the project of architects from st petersburg built in one thousand fifty three in a typical grand stalinist style sieberg is one of the biggest and most beautiful towns in the leningrad region the name consists of two parts the word bird meaning a town a fortress and as. many european towns names on the word vi which is said to come from the old german language meaning st the history of the book started in the eleventh century when a small settlement once part of sweden and finland and now russia every centuries the fusion of cultures and traditions has become only too apparent attractions and architectural monuments are closely connected with this history wow what an amazing view and now the big attracts many tourists with stunning history and amazing architecture ok some of it is a l

the first couple and they've got on and struck twice as the nominee. is second in the russian premier league after coming from behind to into one of the class and. then it should be seen as put the visitors ahead off the top and out platform by liverpool and by a lady who is a striker but only in levelled within three minutes netted the wind up played the trick of an hour remaining moscow's side have now won four of the last five games on trust without remain seven points adrift of top eight finish in the regular season. bomi well that was a disappointing debut in the early game almost out of moscow coach stanislav chesnoff got off to a losing start with his new side tie back. conceding the winner after eighteen minutes to nineteen year old document and fish are down one nil but i'm just caught up now trick. else blast off and left it later to edge struggling clearly as the battle for home depot small nico eating the post with five minutes left for the bulls a bounce off the back of the lets to get the inside a wrong move it truly. was a bitch was back

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to compound luckily of the first eight this group will determine not only the winners of the yeah but also all the european cups participants will rush to champions league and three europe a league sports are up for grabs their teams will compete and when the way basis points obtained during the first part of the season will carry over. the same system will be applied to the relegation group competition the only difference is that the likes of. tara and other rock bottom squads will struggle for the right to stay in russia's top football division at the least then. two teams will go down automatically the two sides above them will have to fight it out with fourth place teams of division two. of the english game now we're talking and have joined chelsea castle in third place in the premier league that's after spurs took of london rivals queens park rangers on sunday a brace from gareth bale and a precise strike from the sale they gave for took them to a poor food did reply to rangers but it was the home side who dominated at white hart lane herit right now this man now able to record t