he has had a great tournament for switzerland and, as you said, a red card in the 77th minute for switzerland and spain , it didn't seem to matter too much. they tried and tried but switzerland held strong. spain really came through and held their nerves when it counted. we had another dramatic penalty shootout and switzerland only got this far by knocking out france through penalties but this time, they don't have the same luck. the game-winning penalty helped spain slide through into the semifinals. michael: they certainly did hold their nerves, but they also struggled at times. do you give them a good chance of winning the tournament? guest: i think we have to give switzerland all the credit they deserve. they have punched way above their weight and done a lot better than people give them credit for to say the least, but spain were clear favorites in this match and did struggle. the match was indicative of one of their broader issues where they had a boom-bust attack and into of their matches, they scored five goals. in three, they were either shut out or only scored one goal. it's either

to prove that switzerland took played any role in this. and remember switzerland was supposed to be the main conduit in this whole scheme. so if the main conduit doesn't really work, if it, if it has not, if it in reality had nothing to do with the scheme than what to make of others. a former pennsylvania state senator and lawyer, bruce marx has questions about bill brauders own reputation. he spoke to r t of course, if there was a swiss prosecutor who was convicted of accepting a private it's a stain on switzerland. but bill router is a stain on the world bill about prouder machine to criminal activity. ready in russia, the 1st lawsuit that i brought in russia and it was again, still broader on behalf of russia companies b s m, b o. b. because he was involved in a mass of money laundering campaigns. that diverted monies from to russian companies, which i'm aware of because i represented b s, m p o. and the other thing that they found i should add is that they found that her montage. so which was a company that bill broader control wasn't

so switzerland is corrupt now too, i guess welcome to the clubs, switzerland. but in all seriousness though, he blames william william prouder blames this on corrupt. only corrupts with official, essentially accusing him almost directly and blatantly of derailing the investigation . and indeed, several several swiss officials, they were accused of getting like gifts from russia, and it was alleged that they were doing so in exchange to well discussing this investigation. but this is only happening lately, but even half way through this probe, the prosecutors they did alert build browder, that the case is going nowhere, that it is falling apart. and that if know if nothing new comes up, if no new information comes up, they will have no other choice but to close it and to say what they've said right now, what they've said just a couple of hours ago that there was no evidence to implicate switzerland to prove that switzerland took played any role in this. and remember switzerland was supposed to be the main conduit in this whole scheme. so if the main conduit does

a very dark stain on switzerland. so now switzerland is evil, to welcome to welcome to russia's company, i guess. but what he the point he's making here in the suite, he blames this ruling uncorrupted with officials. and indeed, several, several in the prosecution have been while they have been accused of accepting very lavish gifts from russia and it's been alleged that they were doing so in return to well discussing the, discussing the state of affairs with this particular case and investigation. but all of this has happened just lately while even halfway through the case. so, years ago, swiss officials and swiss prosecutors, they had said that they had told the router that this case is going no way that it will fall apart. and it did. all right, all the years down off. thank you and i.

how close was that to me and yes, they were pushed all the way by switzerland. it felt a little bit like early in the tournament west by and created a lot of chances really struggle to take any of them. you know, in this game they did school one go through jody alba, but it was a deflected shot that went in. and other than that they couldn't find a white past switzerland side that was stubborn. that was well organized. they equalized through jet and such cheery and off that they manage the whole spain it by even when they were reduced to 10, then they go to red cars and youngs on the go key. but he was very big, this huge size that he made to keep spying out. and when we went to the shootout, and sergio bus gets us by miss the very 1st i don't, they did look like an upset might just be on the card, but i lost the switzerland. it wasn't. they had some terrible penalties. i asked that i missed 3 out of one of the bloss did way over the bar, and that is what allowed space to squeak through into the semi finals. well then looking ahead to spain playing italy, i know

switzerland have had a man set off is that they been reduced to ten men. spain have produced some big results against slovakia and getting past croatia. can switzerland produce the almost unthinkable by knocking got another huge nation? the other big games to belgium against italy for the patties with these two? belgium the top right team in well football at the moment. coming gig up against italy who are on a broken run at the moment. a few fitness concerns for belgium. with alexa kevin de bruyne but craig templeton looks ahead. —— a few injury concerns with kevin de bruyne. music. ed tilly have put on quite a show at this tournament. where the microphone in hand, or ball it fixed. that's italy happened on. it has not been about some of the collective was not roberto mancini has orchestrated his side to nmb to the rent of 31 games. a national record. they were the team of the group stages and scoring seven goals. whilst not conceding any. they did need extra time to get past austria and the last 16. now comes their deeper challenge, a quarterfinal aga

to prove that switzerland took played any role in this and remember switzerland was supposed to be the main conduit in this whole scheme. so if the main conduit doesn't really work, if it, if it has not, if it, in reality had nothing to do with the scheme than what to make of others. some of the world news, in brief, thousands of national guard members have been mobilizing california, how the battle fears while fall still assist. 22005 follies is now attempting to bring the situation under control does or conditions resulting from a severe drought. the scene, those foss spread rapidly with some experts warning that the worst is still to come in late summer. early autumn, another country hit by wildfire, greece, where ablaze, described as one of the biggest nations experienced in the past 30 years is engulfed in area close to the countries capital number of houses have been destroyed and several villages evacuated. and dramatic scenes from china, where sun, storm and gulf, an entire city in the north west of the country. towering in at 100 meters in height, it turned the sky yellow. bus

to prove that switzerland took played any role in this. and remember switzerland was supposed to be the main conduit in this whole scheme. so if the main conduit doesn't really work, if it, if it has not, if it, in reality, had nothing to do with the scheme than what to make of others into the world. he's thousands of national guard members have been mobilized in california. us to help battle fierce wildfires, the 22005 forces who are now attempting to bring the situation under control tend to do on conditions. result from severe drought. seen the foss spitting rapidly, some experts warning that the worse still to come in late summer, early autumn, and another country hit hard by wildfires. grief for ablaze, described as one of the biggest nations experience for 30 years as an gulf scenario close to the countries capital. number of houses had been destroyed and several villages evacuated. plus dramatic scenes from china where a son stole the gulf, the entire city in the north west of the country tower again to the 100 meters high . it turn

spain and switzerland remained locked at a goal apiece after extra time, despite switzerland being reduced to ten men before the end of normal time. after a nervy penalty shootout, spain emerged victorious. there fans backin emerged victorious. there fans back in madrid were unable to travel to the game, but enjoyed every moment. and it was a similar story in rome a few hours later. italy had beaten belgium in a fiercely contested match, in what was one of euro 2020 five most exciting games. the 2-1 2020 five most exciting games. the 2—1 final score and the italians will now face spain in the semifinals. —— means. roman football fans celebrated long into the night in their football village, while adhering to social listing rules, mostly. —— distancing rules. the famous montreux jazz festival has got underway for the first time in two years. albeit on a much smaller scale. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. all the greats have played montreaux. for more than 50 years, the artists, the pioneers, the legends. but then came covid, and the music stopped. now, on the shores of lake

shoot out victory over switzerland. else i easily next there when over belgium. ah, i'm rebecca reaches welcome to the program. military aircraft has been mobilized to help evacuate towns and fight more than 130 wildfires carrying across western canada. a record setting hate wave has fueled the fires. rescue is anal searching for missing people in little british columbia. roughly a 1000 painful plans, the town which was almost entirely wiped out. for many, it was a chaotic escape. we've just minutes to spare residents of leech and escape through thick smoke und dash. the fire front moved so quickly. they had almost no warning before the town was engulfed in flames. right. so it looks like the fire went out over them and it's about to get everyone that stuck on that side of the mountain. me and my just i know we could see the house literally in fire as i was leaving and i didn't turn them on to the door. the blaze ignited a day after the town swelter through almost 50 degrees celsius. breaking canada's temperature record emergency workers is searching for missing

he was dan place in the 202070 final with a penalty issue town victory over switzerland. it's leaning there when i was belgium. ah, i'm rebecca rich's welcome to the program. military aircraft has been mobilized to help evacuate towns and 5 more than 130 wildfires tearing across western canada. lightning strikes, triggered by a record breaking hate waves spunk, the fires rescuers and now searching for missing people in the town of linton, in british columbia, which was almost entirely wiped out by fire. at least 2 have been reported dead so far. roughly a 1000 people had to abandon their homes and for many it was a chaotic escape with just minutes to spare residents of little escape through thick smoke and dash. the 5 front moved so quickly, they had almost no warning before the town was engulfed in flames. right, so it looks like the fire went out over them and it's about to get everyone that stuck on that side of the mountain. me and my daughter just trying to, we could be the how would it be in fire? that was eating. and i didn't turn them on the door. the blaze ignite

spain beat switzerland on penalties and italy beat belgium. andy swiss watched the action. 0n on paper, it was the tie of the tournament. belgium versus italy, and it didn't disappoint. as italy roared into a 2—0 lead. niccolo barela's wasn't bad, but lorenzo and senior�*s was something else. they were giving the world's top—ranked team be run around, butjust before the break, belgium were backin before the break, belgium were back in it. a penalty coolly converted by romelu lukaku. and come the second half, he really should have equalised. how on earth did that stay out? how on earth did that stay out? how on earth did that stay out? how on earth did this, as twice, belgium went agonisingly close. but this was to be italy's night. a 2—1 win for them, and on this form, they will take some beating. they now face pain in the semifinals, but only after some scare against switzerland. jordi alba's deflected shot put spain ahead, but after the break, shed and security level things up. despite having a man sent off, switzerland clung on for

switzerland were level before half time, liverpool's xherdan shaqiri making iti—i. switzerland then had a man sent off, but managed to take it to penalties — only for spain to win it 3—i, mikel 0yarzabal with the winning spotkick. england have arrived in rome ahead of their quarterfinal against ukraine tomorrow evening. the squad trained this morning at st george's park before flying to italy. it's the first match england have played away from wembley in the tournament, having won three of their four matches without conceding a goal. manager gareth southgate says it's good to be away. it's not been too difficult, really, to refocus people. the opportunity is there, the confidence is there, and the belief. and i think they are looking forward to the challenge. i actually think it's good to come away from wimbley now. it would've been hard to replicate the atmosphere we had the other day three days later. and i think to have a different focus, different surroundings, different challenge is good for us. we're going to every game respecting our opposition, but we ha

they'll now face spain in the semifinals, but only after some scare against switzerland. jordi alba's deflected shot put spain ahead, but after the break xherdan shaqiri levelled things up. despite having a man sent off, switzerland clung on for a penalty shootout before their nerve finally cracked. spain sealing a dramatic victory, and didn't they enjoy it. now, the growth in the numbers of electric cars means there's more demand for minerals like lithium and tin — both essential components of car batteries. finding them means going underground. 0ur science correspondent rebecca morelle reports from cornwall in south—west england. heading underground into cornwall�*s south crofty mine, where copper and tin were extracted for hundreds of years. what you can see here is the sheet of mineralisation... work stopped decades ago, but these caverns could soon open up again — because, with the growth of renewable energy and electric vehicles, demand for the minerals found here is soaring. anything with an electric connection, a circuit board, whatever, has tin in it. so

spain beat switzerland on penalties, and italy beat belgium. andy swiss watched the action. 0n on paper, it was the tire of the tournament. belgium against italy and didn't disappoint, as italy and didn't disappoint, as italy roared into a 2—0 lead. the first one wasn't bad, but this one was something else. they were giving the world's top—ranked team the runaround, butjust before the break belgium were back in it, the penalty could be converted by romolo cargo. come the second half, he really should have equalised. how unearthly don't stay out? how on earth did this, as twice belgium went agonisingly close. this was to be italy's nice —— night. a 2—1 win for them and they will take some beating. they will now face spain in the semi—final, but only after a scare. despite having a man sent, switzerland: for a penalty shootout before their nerve finally cracked. spain sealing a dramatic victory, and didn't they enjoy it. that's it for me, do get me on social media. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news,

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another reason to celebrate the before italy and belgium play tonight, spain will faces switzerland, explosive attack, present them at tournament high 11 goals, and the odds kill heavily in their favor. still switzerland will hope to come up with an upset victory and their round of 16 when over the world comp champions from shows they could have another shock install. anyone in the tenants, roger federal quest for his 1st grand slam titles in 2018, continued with a victory in the 2nd round of wimbledon, phaedra at the bottom of your screen there showed plenty of dexterity in his when a guest de, despite undergoing multiple ne opperation last year, federal strike. when saved him advanced to a class where cameron nori, who will make his 3rd round view against the swiss legend and women's torment cocoa mania has taken over london once again. 17 year old cocoa gals has pushed through to the 3rd round of the tournament on thursday. the american used power and finesse to the fatal form. a semi finalist elena this, nina, as gown said in 2019, when she defeated venus williams on the way to t

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switzerland's nina christen won bronze. so the start of a busy day with plenty to keep an eye on in the coming hours — including — cycling: the men's road race is under way, starting at mount fuji and is expected to take around seven hours. slovenia's tadej pogacar goes in this — fresh from winning the tour de france. tennis: just two weeks after wimbledon, the competition for olympic gold begins with novak djokovic on court. after lighting the flame at the opening ceremony home favourite naomi osaka plays sunday. japanese support will also be high for the women's football. the 2012 silver—medallists play team gb. meanwhile team usa will hope to overcome their disappointing defeat to sweden when they play new zealand. and there's a debut for a new form of basketball: a three players a side event. these games have been a long time in the making. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes was with a family as they watched the opening ceremony. for the uno family, it has been a long, anxious wait to get to this moment. t

but switzerland fought back. xherdan shaqiri scored the equaliser before they were reduced to ten men. it is 1-1 it is 1—1 currently. it's the second quarterfinal and a mouth watering tie over on bbc one — belgium and italy go head to head in munich. and kevin de bruyne starts for belgium, after doubts about his fitness. just more day to wait now until england's euro 2020 quarter—final against ukraine, and the players are in rome, with gareth southgate and harry kane about to speak to the media. this was the squad departing st george's park and being given a send—off from the staff at the training facility. england head to rome in confident mood, having not lost a match at the tournament, or conceding a goal. chelsea women's manager emma hayes has signed a new contract with the club. following her success with the women's side — wining the league and getting to the champions league final — there was speculation that she might be tempted to go elsewhere. however, hayes has committed to chelsea, saying:

— spain and italy are through to the semi—finals of euro twe nty—twe nty of euro 2020 after beating switzerland and belgium respectively. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. first... the un security council has met to discuss the crisis in ethiopia's tigray region. eight months of fighting means hundreds of thousands of people are now at risk of starvation. the ethiopian government has denied allegations that it's been blocking aid getting through. this is after tigrayan rebels took control of much of the northern region this week. the un world food programme says it's up and running again but access is still difficult. courtney bembridge has the latest. cheering and chanting. an extraordinary moment after months of brutal conflict. cheering. horns blare. celebrations on the streets of tigray�*s capital mekelle after rebel fighters took over the city. they've declared victory over the government troops... horns blare, applause ..but eight months of fighting has left its mark. more than 400,000 people are estimated to have crossed the threshold into famine and anothe

racing to find survivors after the floods that wreaked havoc in germany and its western neighbours switzerland, luxembourg and the netherlands. at least 160 people are so far known to have died across europe, some 140 of them in germany alone. hundreds remain unaccounted for and thousands are now homeless. thousands of residents of wassenberg, an area west of the german city of cologne, have left their homes after a dam was breached by floodwater overnight. german officials say the country s flood warning system functioned as it was supposed to, but the amount of rain — and how rapidly it fell — was unforeseen. let's cross now to the village of erfstadt and my colleague kasia madera. erftstadt is one of those places just up the road here that has been hugely impacted on the number of levels. not only was there a landslide near a quarry, buildings in the very town centre itself has collapsed and also we have been monitoring this rescue salvage operation here throughout the day on this bypass, a dual carriageway leading up to the town itself which had up until a few hours ago been completely

spain and italy are through to the semi—finals of euro 2020, knocking out switzerland and belgium in the process. spain did it the hard way, though, as they needed penalties to overcome switzerland in st petersburg. the spanish took a first half lead, but the swiss equalised in the second half, before being reduced to ten men. so it went to spot—kicks. both sides struggled, with five penalties missed in total, but spain came out on top. in the second game, italy got the better of the world number one side belgium, going 2—1 up by half—time. despite a number of good chances for the belgians in the second half, italy held on to book their place in next week's semifinal against spain at wembley stadium. now, with most of the major car manufacturers focusing their attention on eletric cars over the coming years, there's now an increased demand for minerals like lithium and tin — both essential components in the production of car batteries. finding them means going underground. our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports from cornwall. heading underground into cornwall�*s

a glimmer of hope for spain, who have no such injury concerns, but scraped past switzerland after penalties in the quarter final. they do have the better recent record in this fixture though, spain have lost just twice to italy and the last 13 encounters winning 7. however, given the choice between the 2 countries, dishes which is predict a dog, the psychic sausage was tempted by the serrano but eventually shows the liaison. yeah. good choice. this is the news live from berlin up next to the w business with benzyl and more on the economic impacts in indonesia, that surgeon corona virus. you can also find much more news and analysis on our website. that's the w dot com. i'm rebecca, which is in berlin. thanks very much for watching the news. the news, the dentist, how are we can we carry effect climate change while.

the tournament a glimmer of hope for spain, who have no such injury concerns, but scraped past switzerland after penalties in the quarter final. they do have the better recent record in this fixture though, spain have lost just twice to italy and the last 13 encounters winning 7. however, given the choice between the 2 countries, dishes, british predicted dog, the psychic sausage was tempted by the serrano but eventually chose the lives on. yeah. to wimbledon, tennis engineers, owns, has set new benchmarks for arab women in her way to the quarter finals. she is the 1st arab woman to get this far in the tournament. she had to come from behind the guys, poland she on tech last year is french open winter. on monday, while she has her site set ongoing even further wimbledon. she's hoping young people in her home country and home continent watching. i've worked hard for this. i worked hard to earn my place here. and i just want to give the example for, for, for many generation coming from north africa, from, from my country, from the african continent that it's not impossible that we can do it.

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift builds tram might be as close as you get. a quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on d. w. news president change and ping has held china's rise as it reversible as it holes . lavish celebrations marketing 100 years since the founding of the chinese communist parties. she told a flag waving crowd in the era of china. the era of china is being bullied, is gone forever. and with that now you're up to date on the w. news effects doc fell. i'm sarah kelly. thanks for watching the green. do you feel worried about the planet? i'm neil's host of the on the green fence we need to change join me for the green transformations for me you.

spain are here after a penalty shoot—out win over switzerland in the quarters. news from the british and irish lions�* tour of south africa, and england flanker tom curry will make his first appearance for the side, against the sharks injohannesburg on wednesday. wales lock adam beard and back row josh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up as replacements, and ireland's iain henderson will captain the side. the lions comfortably won their first match in south africa, thumping the sigma lions 56—14 on saturday. now, to the latest milestone forjames anderson — he's taken his ioooth first—class wicket. it came during a superb spell of bowling for lancashire against kent in the county championship. anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there, summer 2021 so far appears to have been feast or famine, whether it's sunshine or rain. when we have the rain, we really have had the rain. this was sunday in

. >> peggy flemming faced a major obstacle after winning first world championship in davos, switzerland in 1966, two weeks later her father suffered a t really shook my world and my mom had to raise four girls by herself and then my expensive sport, it was just amazing what we went through and how my mother was so strong. when you lose a parent you lose that strength. >> a piece of you. >> and every time i go back to try to train, i go, i'm not as strong as i was before he died. then over the months and years it all came back. >> helping catapult flemming to the top the skating world, her story, one we all can learn from. >> when somebody comes in here and reads about you, reads your story, what do you hope they walk away with? >> i hope they can put themselves in my shoes, put themselves in that story. you just never know until you try a sport or try something to see where you stand. it's not for just a special few, it's for everybody to try. >> and then let the fire fuel you. >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. >> and thank you for that report. a team of high wire athletes set a record in

slam winner says he's suffered a set—back and is "greatly disappointed" at not being able to represent switzerland in tokyo. england's cricketers have chased down a record target at edgbaston to beat pakistan by three wickets in the final one—day international and win the series 3—0. set a target of 332 to win, england were in trouble at 165 for 5 but a first international century from james vince, and an innings of 77 from lewis gregory, helped them to victory with two overs to spare. we've got to get out there and make a contribution like that and get 100 in front of it. pretty noisy crowd and a good day and contribute toward the wind. 0bviously would have liked to be there at the end but once the boys get over the line it sort of settled down a bit and really enjoyed it. at the tour de france — defending champion tadej pogacar remains in the race leaders yellow jersey with five stages to go. today was classed as a medium—mountain stage with two very challenging days in the pyrenees tomorrow and thursday. all the main contenders finished together, so pogacar�*s five minute 18 second le

but spain shocked switzerland in the first ten minutes. the ball broke tojordi alba outside the swiss penalty area, he shot and the ball took a wicked deflection off denis zakaria, leaving swizterland keeper yann sommer with no chance whatsoever. after 36 minutes, it is 1—0 the sprain. holly smith has become the first woman for 45 years to be included in the great britain showjumping team for the olympic games. smith is named alongside harry charles as travelling reserve, while london 2012 gold medallists scott brash and ben maher are in the squad. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. thank you very much. very exciting. a lot of that. morris were coming up. —— more sports coming up and sportsday. the announcement yesterday of a huge new factory in sunderland for electric car batteries will need to be the first of many, if supply is to keep up with expected demand. coventry airport has already been identified as another site where a new gigafactory could be in operation by the middle of the decade. but how many elect

a few countries have already been boiling lobsters, alive among them, switzerland, norway, new zealand. alternatives include stunning the lobster 1st, either with electricity or ice or killing it mechanically. some scientists so argue that crustacean nervous systems are differently built and actually incapable of pain, claiming that these respond merely reflexively to stimuli. critics of the bills also argue it will be detrimental to fishermen whose income depends on the last catch. my colleague voici shaped, put the issue at the debate with political commentator andre walker. the think tank chem and ben harris quine, an animal rights campaign, a cake warner showing compassion to more species. that's a good thing, isn't it? a lot of concerns have been raised about this bill that there are going to be many unintended consequences in terms of what we mean for fishermen, for full food production for the final cost to the consumer. and i think there's also a question of why it is being done. now. we have a global and domestic pandemic that we are still struggling to get through. there is g

a few countries have already banned. boiling lobsters alive, including switzerland, norway, and new zealand. alternatives include stunning, the lobster 1st, either with electricity or ice or killing it mechanically. well, some scientists though, argue that the will cross station nervous system, it's incapable of pain claiming that their bodies respond merely reflexively to that of stimuli. a critics of the bill also argued that it will be detrimental to fishermen who didn't come depends on their love to catch when i had the chance to put the issue up for debate with a panel of guests showing compassion to more species that does that. a good thing, isn't it? a lot of concerns have been raised about this bill that there are going to be many unintended consequences in terms of what we mean for fishermen, for full food production for the final cost to the consumer. and i think there's also a question of why it is being done. now. we have a global and domestic pandemic that we are still struggling to get through. there is going to be a huge economic pool out from it. kate over to you, forgive me

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nearby town may still collapse. similar pictures also coming out of the netherlands, luxembourg and switzerland. the headline story had thought in the piece, locals in south africa, all mean themselves and building road blocks to keep looters from coming into the neighborhoods. some of the most violent writing in decades which dropped it off the jailing of the ex presidents or ride to some rated stools and warehouses and stampede that have caused many of the deck. the pudding, 2 officials with the situation showing no sign of the locals have been defending themselves any way they can shopping centers being looted, then don't write down, but at the moment you purchase this complex here, there's one for the favorite. and this is the only place that now we're getting food from. we just don't get to protect all families over the last company. they have cause a lot of fear in the community. in general, obviously if everyone knew that you can leave the homes and i live in this area which is not safe at home. at least 117 people have been killed in like 2000 erected. the government has said it's sendi

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federer says he's greatly disappointed, calling competing for his company switzerland in honor and high right of his career. he won a gold if doubles at the 2008 olympics. >> he'll surely be missed. >>> a plane crashed into a home in monterey. >> some of the flames have spread to other property causing spot fires. >> we are live in monterey. >>> the school year hasn't started yet, but there's already confusion about whether your kid also have to wear masks if class. what school officials are saying tonight to clear things up. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good tuesday, thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >>> frightening moment in monterey when a plane left the airport and didn't make it very far. >> reporter: that's right. it all happened in a fairly short period of time. the small plane took off shortly before 11:00. it crashed into a home nearby in a gated community in the hills. the craft did extensive damage to the home and sparked a few fires nearby. reports say the owners of the home in the mawn terra development were not in the home from. some of the flame also caused s

the netherlands luxemburg on switzerland have also been effected well, south africa seeing it was silence in decades amid writing a new thing that a ropes it off to the jailing of the ex president in the middle of the riots in the city of dub. and there was a terrifying incident involving a small child who had a very lucky escape, just warning you might find the following images to stopping. while the desperate mother had to rely on bystanders, on the street under hub binding block of flats, she threw her daughter to them to save her from the flames. the crowd seemed charing has. toddler was frank fleet caught safe and sound. the mother talked just through what was probably the most terrifying moment of her life. miller affairs doing what i can say. yeah. just so shocked cuz she always remind me of what i did to her leg when she saw that building outside. she was pointing though that's my mom. you drew me down. you drew me. whatever you're spending. we only smell smoke from the 16th floor and the lady from the recession, she was going floors, facilitating us to come down. we reach, i thin

a glimmer of hope for spain, who have no such injury concerns, but scraped past switzerland after penalties in the quarter final. they do have the better recent record in this fixture though, spain have lost just twice to italy and the last 13 encounters winning 7. however, given the choice between the 2 countries, dishes, british predict the dog, the psychic sausage was tempted by the serrano but eventually shows the lives on the intent as well done before. alexander has crushed out of wimbledon, and the last 16, the german rallied from 2 sat down to level the schools, but last the 5th set to 20 year old felix osha alley, a theme. the canadian is the youngest player in the top 2013 dw nice line from berlin state. you know the sports life with a look at the career of legendary polish strike at rob live. and we'll have a headline for you at the top of the hour. don't go away. ah. the news. the news, [000:00:00;00] news, news. news. the news the, the ticket is broken and no time rack is making when the leaders history seems he has no intention of stopping robert duffy. how did it all begin? a

federer says he's greatly disappointed, calling competing for his company switzerland in honor and high right of his career. he won a gold if doubles at the 2008 olympics. >> he'll surely be missed. >>> a plane crashed into a home in monterey. >> some of the flames have spread to other property causing spot fires. >> we are live in monterey. >>> the school year hasn't started yet, but there's already confusion about whether your kid also have to wear masks if