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She is the latest YouTube star who has set a new bar for unsportsmanlike behavior. Red card, anyone? Take a look. Check out number 15 for New Mexico in the red. She throws more punches than Tyson. Only thing she didn't do was the ear bite. But she does that. Grabs the BYU player's hair so hard that the player hits the ground.

 

Cameras zeroed in on New Mexico's number 15, Elizabeth Lambert, a junior who had been involved in a series of rough plays, including this one-two punch to the head of an opponent. And this blow with her fist after receiving an elbow. The hair pull has become the new head butt상대를 머리도 떠받다. Remember Zinedine Zidane, the French captain who head-butted an Italian player at the World Cup. Oh. Oh, my goodness. Oh, my gosh. How rude. And we should mention that Lambert's team lost the game. She has been suspended.

 

This is CNN Breaking News. And let’s get straight to breaking news as markets open across the region. Investors are getting their first chance to react to South Korean GDP numbers that were out just a short time ago. And they blew away expectations climbing 2.9% from the second quarter. Asia’s 4^th largest economy has avoided slipping into recession. One of the few in the region to do so. A big reason for this boost? South Korea’s enormous exporters which are continuing to gain market share in global markets.

 

Just Friday, car maker Hyundai posted a surge in profits. Another part of that economic strength has come from government stimulus spending and record low interest rates. So let’s see with the markets have to say about these new numbers. Trading has just begun in South Korea. And right now, let’s take a look at the KOSPI. It’s down about three tenth of one percent. Tokyo’s NIKKEI is down just a fraction about one tenth of a percent. And S&P in Australia down nine tenth of one percent. So South Korea’s economy is looking up, but there is a lot to keep track of this week as earning season gets underway in Asia.

 

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