it's 'ust is quite a turnaround. it was. it's just amazing _ is quite a turnaround. it was.as. it'sjust amazing how you - is quite a turnaround. it was. it'sjust amazing how you can it's just amazing how you can get your team together, and my kudo �*s to the national coach for bringing the team up to such a high level internationally, top—notch level. in such a short time. the payers dusted fantastically. it was a glorious day for denmark, and the third goal that was scored by the chelsea defender, andres christensen, wasjust by the chelsea defender, andres christensen, was just amazing. you got the result. can ijust ask you, you're not the only dane out there in kentucky prepared to wear the hat and the t—shirt? i prepared to wear the hat and the t-shirt?_ the t-shirt? i do it for you. and for— the t-shirt? i do it for you. and for the _ the t-shirt? i do it for you. and for the national- the t-shirt? i do it for you. and for the national pride, | and for the national pride, there is no doubt about that. there are few danes in kentucky but we don't see many of them here. we

summa is been met waiting decades for turnaround at ge.trong aviation was hit hard with a recent business which is power which is at a turnaround, they've gotten rid of support that weren't working and turn it from bernie to generating cash so we can wait for that cash flow to rise and aviation coming back. i'll just say, just run briefly, chipotle for the burritos, that is another business where they built a difficult hand-operated they had gotten the customers back in the restaurants than they were september the pandemic. many made the right investments and he was able to switch around the delivery centered drive-through windows sprayed great time for shareholders pretty. jack: going to let the translations by the moscow. >> i'm just a little curious about how the financials are because we want to talk about getting it that handout buried even the exchanges were people expected that all activity was coming to a halt. >> we have a bunch of financial the meaningless. friedman all right nasdaq this is a company that was able to handle this

the traum, of christian eriksen's collapse, and then the turnaround to reach the last 16, where theywill come along. we will have some other sports news, but you'll forgive us for going very big on the football this evening because this feels big. the gates are open for the 22,000 or so crowd at wembley. the teams have arrived and you might just be able to see some of the czech players behind me. top group d at the moment. england know they have to win if they are to finish top of this group. both teams have already qualified, and of course, there is that massive game kicking off at eight o'clock as well at hampden park between scotland and croatia. scotland looking to get into the knockout stages of a major tournament for the first time. remember they kept themselves alive here at wembley on friday night with that gutsy, brilliant performance. we've had the fallout from that since. the covid related stories, billy gilmour missing the scottish game. two england players will have to miss out as well. lots of stories that have happened off the pitch. let's bring in our sports editor, d

we were just seeing the results of the turnaround.n was not turning around. the plan was seen as credible. we were having a result. smaller companies more at risk. for sure m&a will continue in the sector. we have to see who sells and burberry could be one. guy: is what makes the luxury sector in europe so exciting. thank you ray much indeed. -- thank you very much, indeed. ubs wants to be a more attractive place to work. it will allow as many as two thirds of its employees to mix working from home with the office. the move could give it an edge in recruiting talent. joining us is elisa martinuzzi. is this why they are doing it? wall street has taken -- i look at j.p. morgan, morgan stanley -- a very tough line on this. our european banks seeing an opportunity to take talent as a result of this? elisa: a couple of things. clearly there is messaging that would point in that direction, and the big challenge for the banking industry is to keep up with other sectors that have become more attractive. the tech sector, for example. each of t

this is a bit of a turnaround for - is a bit of a turnaround for birmingham city council.lay it for a couple of weeks. the idea is to charge polluting vehicles for going into the centre of the city, £8 for buses and vans and taxis, £50 for lorries and vans and taxis, £50 for lorries and buses, sorry, cars, vans and taxis, lorries and buses. and birmingham is not the only city or town that will be getting one of these clean air zones. they are being introduced in towns and cities across the country, as part of a government effort to reduce air pollution. it is up to drivers to find out whether their vehicles are exempt or not. you can go on the government website to find out. just to make things a little bit more confusing, the charges and the rules vary from town to town. so, some places, like birmingham, will be charging all vehicles, some places, private cars won't be charged, and in some towns, such as nottingham, they have already done so much to reduce air pollution that they say they don't need to charge any vehicles at all. so, what happened here in birmingham? well

one turnaround story to another business that has a turnaround in view.ck shortly with a focus on another story as well as the wuhan lab league theory gains ground in public discourse. we have the story of the last and only foreign scientist to work at that lab. this scientist paints a bit of a different picture in today's big take. we will get to that shortly, bring you the lowdown on the latest on the lab league theory. slab leak theat -- ♪ anna: welcome to the european market open. markets have been and this is the picture, flat overall. some divergence between frankfurt and london, though the dax up .4%, ftse 100 down. let's look at the sector breakdown and see where that takes us. the grr function across the bloomberg, chemicals the biggest gaining sector this morning. chemicals, health care, telecom defensive. chemicals not so, but health care and telecoms and utilities moving higher. the biggest falling sector is the travel and leisure space. perhaps the ongoing focus on renewed -- or renewed focus on the delta variant, we're seeing a fight against

at the humble foundation i asked her if harris's message to migrants on this trip constitutes a turnaround from the by the administration's previously more welcoming tone. i'm not sure i would phrase it like that. you can both be more welcoming than the previous administration. also more focused on human rights when they do arrive in the country. but at the last segment showed there's been a massive uptake in migration. and not only is that kind of all work days, but this is incredibly dangerous, you know, the loss of life and the danger that they're putting women and children in it is kind of uncommon. we don't really even know the full scope of it. so i think it's prudent to kind of go to the source and say, this is both not an easy track, it will not be an easy arrival. so don't just assume because of the, by the ministration that much is going to be different than, than the past decade. well, every year, hundreds of thousands of people do make the journey northwards from central america through mexico with the hope of crossing into the u. s. w, a reporter i you tore size travel to trav

pain in the neck as we know and often times it benefits them but there were 68 cops, once again a turnaround and then the second transit opportunity came around. 3800 officers at that time i think it was like the eighth or ninth largest in america. the transit department, largely policing the subways in new york city and george kelly we all know has been a friend going back to the 80s with bob wasserman that first introduced me. the training of relationships and friends and advisers they were consulting with the transfer of authority having incredible problems in the worst crime year of our country. so the pitch they made to me i had my eye on the prize for so many years. who knows if you do a good job you might be able to get notice and police commissioner. a kid from boston basically running a 600 person department actively looking to become the commission of new york back to my younger days. same thing, dissolution the department, critically and ineffective consultant telling wasserman and others they were joining every department in the sense and we had a phenomenal turnaround, but influ

you can see a turnaround stop the tenure yield he already talked about. -- you can see the turnaround. the 10 year yield you already talked about. german yield climbing up to less than 20 basis points of negative yield, although we are still negative across the spectrum all the way out to two years even in greece and italy. nymex crude coming down a little but still at $70 a barrel almost. that looks like a brent quote. tom: i should note bitcoin. miller is struggling in berlin. burma which is lost in the adirondacks. i know looking at the apple conference. lisa: frankly, there is not a lot else happening, let's be honest. apple kicks off its developers conference. potentially could announce a new ipad throw. you can get this for a vet bill an afterthought in the palace can leave it under the couch. tom: i already ordered the new one. lisa: there is a question here about what apple can introduce to keep the momentum going. you see the share is down in premarket trading. this is because a sensibly of the tax agreement by the g7 leaders. why is it not done more considering the potential

also going the learn more about their turnaround plan. they are holder their shareholder meeting not open to the public what's going on there? >> ryan cohen, chairman of the board officially that vote initially. sort of a non-event. it was one by the lame duck ceo. they are actively looking for a new ceo. all eyes are on the future of gamestop it is similar in terms of tesla in terms of what the company could accomplish people are optimistic about the stock. the opaque plan to take it from a brick and mortar retailer to e-commerce company any detail on that is getting people excited on reddit although the actual numbers aren't getting people excited. the first quarter doesn't mean much to the retail crowd. >> kate, thanks. >>> now to a name that's moving on fundamentals. campbell's soup. >> at the bottom of the s&p 500. not moving in a good way missed on numbers, lowered guidance, organic sales falling 11.8%. and margin pressure was notable. coming in at 31.8. the expectation was around 34 for gross margins. the issues many of which we ta

plus, a dramatic turnaround-- bill cosby is released from prison after his sexual assault conviction, coming back from covid-- many school districts intensify their summer programs to make up for the learning loss during the pandemic. >> typically, in a 9.5 month school year, our kids made 9.5

the turnaround few expected after all, she's one of the form players in the world after something thatseemed her dip had been a blip, her power to much for anastasia pavlyuchenkova who called for a doctor and stumbled upon a cure. first and third set she pounced, the roll number 32 prize the door back a jar and and slammed in the face and then locked up. anastasia pavlyuchenkova took the decider. another seed scattered. anastasia pavlyuchenkova will go to azarenka, another belarusian making tight work. paris is a good place for a renaissance, she is through in straight sets. was there now a path for the queen? seven seed of serena williams has spent years chasing grand slam 2a, and she insists she still has the stamina to get there. the touch may never leave her. she broke daniel collins in the first set and in the second, but collins is a fighter. she underwent surgery for endometriosis only in april and yes you she was playing shots like that. i'm going up a break. serena looked as though she would be drawn into a longer afternoon that she had hoped for, but when collins missed this

all it will take is one more election in the united states or turnaround in the policy and if they negotiate a deal, they could flip-flop every four years as we change our leaders. my question is, forget about it. that deal is done. host: let's get a response to that. i will have you both respond. guest: he is quite right in pointing out the damage to credibility that occurred with trump withdrawing. trying to withdraw twice, his own state department certified to congress that the iranians were living up to the deal. 14 consecutive ports -- reports from the agency tasked with monitoring the deal and making sure all sides are living up to the obligations claiming the iranians were living up to the deal. the interstates withdrew from the deal, damaged their credibility at negotiations that are taking place now to find awake if the deal can be secured. the lack of credibility is not just a poem from the side of the iranians but the europeans and others. allies of the array states who are nervous, is the image states going to flip-flop every four years? it is important that part of the reason th

, there is reason to believe more flowers will bloom in the desert, but that is not the kind of turnarounde wants to see. he wants to see the united states lift the sanctions, and venezuela gets the investments it needs to rebuild their oil industry and generate the tens of billions in revenues every year. matt: is it fair to call maduro a dictator? on what does he base his power, if not -- and it is not popular support. erik: certainly not popular support. every reason to believe that venezuela did not have what is widely described as a free and fair election in 2018. that is why the trump administration pursued a program of regime change, at least in large part by the trump administration pursued regime change, and why nicolas maduro is not even recognized by many countries, including the united states, as the president. the united states represents -- recognizes juan guaido as venezuela's president, de facto leader. i think you are well aware it is not for me to pronounce whether he is or is not a dictator. he rules with a strong hand, no question about that. he has proven to be a power

and about standard turnaround times measured in months, some are getting caught short. >> a lot of people are having to postpone their travel plans. >> reporter: the office of representative ro khaana says it's doing what it can to help. >> when there is an emergency, life and death emergency, we are putting in those requests. >> reporter: but their best advice is start early. as of now, the post office tells us the average wait time you can expect, about 10 to 12 weeks. about 4 to 6 weeks if you pay extra to expedite. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> more than a hundred people logged on to an oakland city budget meeting where the big question is should the city take $17 million away from the police department and instead invest that money into social services. this comes as the city's homicide rate is soaring. we're joined from oakland with that vote. has the vote taken place? >> reporter: yes, it did. that debate was actually over about half an hour ago. the oakland city council voted 6-2 to proposed budget amendments. the mayor came out with a statement herself

. >> turnaround on your face. >> reporter: this viral video appears to show four glendale police officers, three of whom in plainclothes, repeatedly punching a 17-year-old in the face. [ screaming ] >> that whole thing felt wrong to me, seeing the kids get beat. >> reporter: we spoke to the man who recorded the video where the incident took a saturday at around 7:00 and the evening. >> the worst part of all of that was the officer that was not even there to begin with that ran up on the situation and as soon as he arrived he just decided i am going to kick this kid in the face. >> reporter: this is what he is referring to. according to the team's attorney the attack left him with bruises on his eye and injuries that he is still being treated for. >> my client was already on the ground in the fetal position with three or four adult on him and this officer comes up and takes a clean kick at his face. it is egregious. >> reporter: all four police officers on administrative leave as they investigate whether they violated department policy in their use of force. >> what caused them to behave i

we're going to be doing our very best turnaround. and my goal is for us to be able to staff and retrain everybody and get open hopefully by july 1st. >> good. we want to get the roller rink back open. john conway, back to you. you've been in business for a long time. what can you do? how can you come to a coalition together and help this issue about a labor shortage? and like you said, so many of your workers are moving to reno and austin and other cities like that. >> well, the hospitality industry, we've become good at pivoting and making adjustments. we band together and try to make the best of a bad situation. we'll get through this. we've been downtown for 20 years, which is a remarkable feat, given the number of restaurants that have opened and closed in that time down here. we're used to making adjustments and hopefully, when we do get the full staff and reopen the full hours, people will return and look forward to experiencing the brit 2.0. a new improved version. >> john, we wish you the best. liz, we wish you the best, as w

turnaround. >> standby. >> backup, backup. >> what have you got?>> i am clear to the right. >> not clear. >> hold left, hold left. gunmac cenmac >> we have a search warrant. >> conference room, on three. >> let me see your hands! >> hold right. >> hold on, hold on. >> don't forget the stairwell. >> watch his hands. hold the stairwell. topside is clear. can you hold this? good. stillness clear. >> i see the gun in his hands. >> standby. let's just clear. >> the bravery of those sheriff deputies on display, that is just released body camera footage from the shooting that happened last wednesday. again, we were judicious and added it down, some of it is much more graphic. >> it is interesting to see how they approached getting into the building. they went in groups of three, when they went into the building. the tension and chaos, it was palpable. at the end of the video, the gunman was found dead of a self- inflicted gunshot wound. >> he took nine victims before he took his own life, that day. we are continuing to monitor that footage. and again we w

leading the charge on this under president biden's treasury secretary, a massive turnaround from the administration. finance ministers will squeeze big global corporations with a minimum tax rate of at least 15% around the world. the crisis means they have got no choice, but the fine detail of these negotiations, there is still a question of who gets that bounty. that is why the chancellor has been cautious so far. will it go predominantly, hundreds of billions of dollars, to coffers of president biden from u.s. tech giants, or will it be not just taxes, but sales from these big, global tech giants can be taxed. talks are compulsory for major companies to report lands to cut emissions to help change efforts , are also on a knife edge. on both issues, finance ministers may be tempted to leave it to their bosses, presidents and prime ministers, next week. samantha: that's get more on what -- let's get more on what a global tax deal means with our guest. thanks are being with us. what you see is the main sticking points to agreeing to a deal here? >> thank you for allowing me to speak t

there's a lot of money missed over the last year because of the pandemic but were seen a few signs of turnaroundhe cement conference in the electronic show coming back in january but the big question how many will attend these things, businesses may think we used to some people to the conference and were getting ourselves back on our feet. jack: that will be the thing to watch let's do the lightning round of the stocks picks, you're looking at one that would be a leverage bet on business coming back. >> you with want to look at caesars entertainment, this is a long play on the business and conference sector returning. >> the caesars forum is anything that would cater to business, what are you looking at. >> we suggest only building, i'm looking at mgm property which spun out and they can see notes are basically getting paid as long as the casinos make money. jack: jack what caught your eye on lawrence's story. >> the bellagio, i know you're parachuting in their but i think blackjack use their feet regular people are going off the strip and by gaming and red rock resort, those up a lot and they c

many are critical or ridicule the government's dramatic policy turnaround from the 1980's until 2016, millions of women were subject to fines and even forced abortion and sterilization after having one child. in 2014, a celebrity film director was fined more than $1 million for having three children but these penalties no longer apply, but the rising cost of living remains a barrier for families. many are not able to afford having more than one child. increasingly educated women are putting off or forgoing having children altogether largely because of workplace discrimination. >> if the state wants the birth rate to increase, it has to produce more welfare. >> the government says it will delay the retirement age and offer support to families who have more children, but to avert a looming demographic crisis, some say it may be too little, too late. >> israel's opposition leader says there are still many obstacles in the way of a coalition just two days before a deadline for a new government expires. -- is in talks to replace current leader benjamin netanyahu, but the longest-serving pr

different kinds of engagement including bilateral and multilateral engagement so you will see a robust turnaround in the way we engage africans because ultimately, we have to get to a place where we see africans as partners and i mentioned we are at a place in the united states facing challenges of course we have covid-19 so it's incredibly important we engage to prevent a future crisis we are facing a climate crisis in africa is a critical partner to ensure we get to that green future we see for ourselves and the planet and a democracy here in the united states. that is an area we can partner with africans on. and then of course the african crisis. so in order to meet these challenges and partner, we have to engage. >> and then looking but with some of these issues perhaps i can ask our guests with the conversation of the promotion of business with our new partners to be the founder and ceo of the original investment firm and then with those international investments so with that african business landscape is in there with the private equity industries and then with that partnership. >> thank yo

but now we're seeing a complete turnaround of events happening in india right now. people are literally grumbling for the vaccine. my friend told me of an incident where she was told that there was somewhere that job just 10 minutes from where she was. and by the time she got there, there was a few people circling round the hospital and just included all the people who had to be to sit people who are suffering from various diseases, pregnant women and even young children. so the demand right now is the sexually high, and obviously there is no supply. it is namisha. thank you. both are correspond as it is kamani in nairobi, and namisha jives while in delhi. good to see you both say look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. me on mars military have opened new corruption cases against the leader on so t charges include misusing land and accepting bribes to cheese. lawyers say the accusations are absurd. the army seized power in a coup in february. both counting is ramping up in peruse presidential election. leftist petro castillo, h

it's an extraordinary turnaround. so would you consider this a real turning point in this conflict? absolutely, there is no doubt about it whatsoever. the one thing that one has to say, and you pointed out the terrible simon that they've now been induced in this area. because the 1st battle happened at harvest time, you weren't able to harvest, they were driven from their farms and they've the block it. there's been a blockade by e. c o, p, and an error trade and forces preventing aid getting into the region. and as a result, there are something like, according to us, say i'd be there on $900000.00 people on the edge of starvation. so this couldn't have come a moment too soon. and the question now is will be easier because they are trans, open their ports, open their rhodes, and allow the a to fluid briefly have a look at the politics, the a prime minister. man, he took office pledge reconciliation and then he attack take or what does this turning point? this is for, i mean for him and his standing well, it's a huge blow for his reputation. he's probably just one of the election. we

a turnaround few expected — after all, she's one of the form players in the world, something that becameed, the world number 32 pryed the door back a jar and and slammed in the face and then locked up. anastasia pavlyuchenkova took the decider. another seed scattered. anastasia pavlyuchenkova will go to azarenka, another belarusian making light work of keyes. paris is a good place for a renaissance, she is through in straight sets. was there now a path for the queen? seventh seed serena williams has spent years chasing grand slam 2a, and she insists she still has the stamina to get there. the touch may never leave her. she broke daniel collins in the first set and in the second, but collins is a fighter. she underwent surgery for endometriosis only in april and yet here she was playing shots like that. and going up a break. serena looked as though she would be drawn into a longer afternoon than she had hoped for, but when collins missed she did her pep talk. she certainly moved her feet enough to break back, and regain control. she could deliver the final shot standing still. there's a w

that's quite a turnaround from the welcoming tone we heard from the by the administration initially, isn't it? i'm not sure i would phrase it like that. you can both be more welcoming than the previous administration. also more focused on human rights when they do arrive in the country. but as the last segment showed, there's been a massive uptake in migration. and not only is that a lot of days, but this is incredibly dangerous. you know, the lot of life and the danger that they're putting women and children and it's kind of uncomfort. we don't really even know the scope of it. i think it's prudence to kind of go to the source and say, this is both not an easy track and will not be an easy arrival. so don't just assume because it's the buy new ministration that much is going to be different than, than the past decade. but that change in ministration, indeed served as a, as a pull had a pulling effect on migration. if we could say that, but aside from telling would be migrant. you're not wanted in the us on this trip. what incentives is the vice president offering for them? stay at h

see them qualify for the knockout phase of euro 2020 and celebrate an unlikely turnaround after the theme last. their 1st 2 matches and it wasn't even i'd have drama in group be at the european championships in copenhagen, denmark hammered russia for one to secure a surprising 2nd place. finish in front of a packed stadium with fans and players. clearly emotional laughter, christian erickson's collapse, in the 1st group game and st. petersburg, finland held belgium for a long time before an own goal. and a rama cockle strike secured a to know when for one of the tournaments favorites take a look at the final standings in group b. belgian belgium finished top with 3 wins out of 3 2nd place. denmark also qualify for the last 16. finland is going to have to wait anxiously to see if they go through as one of the best 3rd place teams. while russia, you can see it there, crash out the tournament. you have the sports report? ali moody gave us more on the emotional night for denmark as they secured their place in the next round of the competition. this is again a performance and an atmosphere at

russia, sold them all the money for the help phase of bureau. 2020, and celebrated an unlikely turnaround after the team lost their 1st 2 matches. while it was indeed a night of drama in group b, at the european championships in copenhagen, denmark hammered russia for one to secure a surprising 2nd place. finish in front of a pack stadium with bands and players. clearly emotional after clicked on erickson's collapse. in the 1st group game in st. petersburg, finland held belgium for a long time before an own goal and room and a lot of room lou lou cocker strikes security to know when for one of the tournament favorites. now let's take a look at the final standings. in group b, belgium finished top with 3 wins out of 3 2nd place. denmark also qualify for the last 16. then lynn must wait anxiously to see if they go through as one of the best 3rd place teams. while russia crush out of the tournament after denmark's when against russia, their coach casper month played tribute to his team. i think the only way i i can tell it is that we a unit it's, it's not one person, it's not me on anything

leading the charge on this, under president biden�*s treasury secretary, janet yellen — a massive turnaroundgreement will be historic. we will have an agreement which will really change the world, and we will be able to do what we have to do for our people, and this will be a turning point in global cooperation because the last decades were going into the other direction, now we are going into the right one. the finance ministers will squeeze big global corporations, with a minimum tax rate of at least 15% applying around the world. the crisis means they've got no choice. but in the fine detail of these negotiations, there's still a question about who gets that bounty. that's why the chancellor has being cautious so far. will it go predominantly, hundreds of billions of dollars, to the coffers of president biden, from the us tech giants, or can they agree that notjust the profits, but the sales in, say, britain, from these global tech giants can be taxed by britain? talks over making it compulsory for major companies to report on their plans for cutting carbon emissions are also on a knife e

many a critical or ridiculed governance dramatic policy turnaround from the 1980 until 2016 millions of women were subject to fines and even forced abortion and sterilization. after having one child in 2014 liberty film directed john, the mall was find more than $1000000.00 for having 3 children. though these penalties no longer apply, china's rising cost of living remains a barrier for families. many are unable to afford having more than one child. increasingly, education, women are also putting off all foregoing having children over together, largely because of workplace discrimination. if the state really wants the birth rate, the crude birth rate to increase, it has to produce more welfare. the government will delay the retirement age and offer support to families who have more children, but to avert a looming democratic crisis. some say it may be too little, too late. katrina, you all to 0 paging the now right, let's bring in our guess in shanghai. don, one chief economist at hung, sing, bank china in hong kong, stuart, google, boston, profess of social science and public policy

so that is a good turnaround. the temperatures are back into the 60s again, for most locations, few low 70s and then as you go farther north, we have to do the hundreds back up into mendocino, does not getting as much of an influence from the onshore surge but at least it is a cool down for most of sonoma and napa and if we look at how the trend plays out for the next few days, what would be an average daytime high for most of those inland spot? think of those places in the low hundreds today. 81 would be the average, that is the yellow line right there. we made it to hundred today, let's bring in the sloping orange line to show you a trend that looks so much better. that gets us back down into the mid-80s pick we never quite get back down to average in this next seven-day forecast but it is nice to at least see that fast of a decline over the next couple of days and once we do that, tomorrow, we pretty much are just going to kind of stay there and is kind of up and down, just a little, all the way through fridays

many are critical or ridicule the government's dramatic policy turnaround.m the 1980s until 2016, millions of women were subject to fines and even forced abortion and sterilization after having one child. in 2014, celebrity film director jiangi moore was fined more than $1 million for having three children. though these penalties no longer apply, china's rising cost of living remains a barrier for families. many are unable to afford having more than one child. increasingly, educated women are also putting off or foregoing having children altogether largely because of workplace discrimination. >> if the state really wants the birth rate, the crude birth rate, to increase, it has to produce more welfare. reporter: the government says it will delay the retirement age and offer support to families who have more children. but to avert a looming demographic crisis, some say it may be too little, too late. katrina yu, al jazeera, beijing. ♪ mohammed: alright, let's bring in our guests. in shanghai, dan wang, chief economist at hang seng bank china. in hong kong, st

victory over russia sees denmark qualify for the non count phase euro 2020 fans celebrate an unlikely turnaround after the theme. last their 1st 2 matches it was indeed a night of drama in group b. at the european championships in copenhagen, denmark hammered russia for one to secure a surprising 2nd place. finish in front of a pack stadium was fans and players. clearly emotional at the christian erickson's collapse in the 1st group game in st. petersburg, finland how belgium for a long time before an own goal and around the la cock who strike secured a to nail when for one of the tournaments favorites. let's take a look at the final standings in group b. belgium finishing top with 3 wins out of 3 2nd place. denmark also qualify for the last 16 fillings, going to be waiting anxiously to see if they go through as one of the best 3rd place teams. while russia you just heard it crash out of the tournament. he w sports importantly, moody gave us more of an emotional night for denmark as they secured their place in the next round of the competition. and this is again, a performance and an atmosphere