here i stand with citations written by inspector burke and unpaid in protest. we continue to question the validity of the violations and the process. once again, we are forced to hire an independent third party expert to address the issue. does that even matter? will anyone respect the findings of an industry expert who specializes in sound compliance and travels the world dealing specifically with these issues for nightclubs and residential neighbors? or will it be more money wasted by me and my team because someone has an agenda to push that has nothing to do with acoustical science, city code, or preserving sf nightlife. the sound code does not state that tony vu and kelly ellis are to have silence if their apartments yet you are attempting to limit our operations and enforce to that end. we have put forth repeatedly at 120db inside halcyon, tony has a 2db increase. at the point of reference, the la sound code allows for up to 5db in a residence for those residing near a place of entertainment. we also maintain we are code compliant and less than 8db over am

lou burke.gh it was found in his mattress, bell says he's never seen the tobacco before. >> the magician of the year because he made something pop up in my mat that i didn't even know what i was in my mat. so he like chris angel. >> so you're saying all this tobacco in your mat was not yours. >> i wish i would have known it was in my mat. i swear i wish i would have. i ain't never seen nothing like that. and this is the mat that was given to me. i didn't know that was in there. i don't know. it like a conspiracy to me. >> get cells on them. and they're both going to lock-in. interviewed and see if we can find out how they got all this mess in. i'm going take all this to the office with me. let me know when your report is done. and they're both going to lock in. >> do they need to get strip searched? i haven't found the lighter. that's what i'm looking for. >> take them away. to be searched. >> while bell and other inmate are taken away to be searched, sergeant sparks takes the tobacco down to se

we were not on that trail and sean burke told the them not to include me. i thought that was unusual. we have concern about how suddenly in october of 2000 -- october 29th was the date. we became on the neighbor's radar again. i personally believe -- and my team believes -- that they found out there was this potential 19 unit residential building going in behind me, and they said, let's ramp up our efforts. and tony vu says in one text that he has got energy to ramp up his efforts. i think i mentioned in a past hearing that i feel seen e-mails and text messages who reside in the same buildings as these two, where they've sent them saying we need to ramp up our efforts of complaints. another thing i want to mention that there is a gentleman who lives -- it's george. there was a gentleman who lives -- i shouldn't mention george's name. there's a gentleman who lives in kelly ellis' building who faces halcyon. kelly has two small windows facing halcyon. he has huge windows, two floors of huge windows facing halcyon. he was in the club on march 10th. i told him

correspondent at the new york stock exchange it's called the hi yes it's good to see you now circle burke has promised a whole a ray of investments to solve these privacy issues but also said that those investments will impact profitability and i'm sure investors are not happy to hear that. yes certainly in general facebook is going to hire for instant by year's end total of twenty thousand content review staffing and security stuffing so the total will be twenty thousand for those jobs and more jobs mean higher costs and was higher costs you have less profitable and wall street doesn't seem to be too impressed by those figures and the stock price increased slightly here on a monday talking about monday marks are broke already did arrive in washington and sources are saying that he is varying as you would and it ties obviously he's trying to show himself from his best side and now we're waiting for lawmakers and their questions on tuesday and also on wednesday and see if the sort of a tie can actually pull it off now yes there's always something else i want to talk about the wall street j

control here and the congressional hearings begin tomorrow european leaders also want to grill mr burke personally. where he put all this all this kind of lay damage control i guess ben i was checking my facebook account as well if i if i've got one of those alerts i didn't but it's still a very weird feeling and i guess that's what many users are having at the moment as well we still don't really know what happened or what was really sold just the likes of you the groups we were long through maybe even pictures we did so lots of uncertainty it's going to be really interesting how co-operative facebook now is going to be drawing those hearings if we can really trust the osaka burke that from now on there will be more careful and those comments that he made throughout the last days that all of this is still going to take some time until everything is going to be under control it's not really helpful at all what about facebook shares they've taken quite a hit since the scandal hit. yeah exactly it was mid march when the first report about this data scandal were released and generally it w

jason burke reporting in from johannesburg south africa women della who has died at the age of eighty one thank you. all right now to some other news the egyptian president i've referred to has sisi as one a second term in office egypt's election authority says as sisi got just over ninety seven percent of the votes in last week's ballot or turnout was lower at around forty one percent than in the previous presidential election critics also argue as sisi has just one opponent a token candidate to give the election the appearance of a genuine contest an opposition groups called for a boycott of the vote. while a with voters handing a second term to president add to his sisi what does this mean for the arab world's most populous nation going forward ruth michelson is a correspondent based in cairo and she will be able to provide us with some contacts was this a vote by egyptians for a sisi or for stability in the country. well in government and c.c. himself bill this vote as a vote was a vote for civility a vote for the country a kind of vote for egyptian patriotism as a whole but of co

some upward mobility to stay in the top flight the visitors dominated their last opponent but alex burke beat mites in the reverse fixture can they do it again. alfred finn bogus and made his comeback you know explored starting lineup after three months out injured and he wasted no time showing how important he is to the team the icelandic gay set up mikail greegor it's open the scoring in the twenty ninth minute his twelfth goal of the season. one nil for outsports at half time. and it was all outs borg in the second half as well in bogus info says can be but denied by defender danny lotsa. but then in injury time minds were pushing for an equaliser and finn bogus and caught them on the break the captain capping an outstanding comeback i'm. great to be back on the pitch again i didn't think i would quite last this long in his game but. in the last thirty minutes spork have now secured another season in the top flight well mind such still in danger and have some tough games ahead of them. and our mistake check continues but first let's take a quick look at where things stand in the bunde

and i commanded those arleigh burke-class destroyers. you mentioned the arleigh burke. that's the lead ship of a class of well over 60 destroyers. each of them carries 100 missiles that can be launched. i think about 120 would knock down a lot of air defense, would take out a lot of ground targets. our submarines can fire, and i think it's also worth mentioning that both the french and the british were involved in this. i'll be looking forward to learn exactly what they contributed, but i must say as an admiral who commanded aircraft carrier strike group, the submarines in combat in that group, and the destroyers, it's a good day for the navy. >> safe to say that the original arleigh burke chief of naval operations and an admiral himself would be amazed at the technology onboard any and all of these vessels today, isn't it, admiral? >> absolutely. i think arleigh burke, who served the longest of any chief of naval operations, would be extremely proud. we ought to remember, brian, the flexibility of these naval forces. they can move 1,000 miles a day. they are highly, hi

out burke a side say from relegation they welcome the team that is it the obama's from my house where we're looking to snap their four game hold losing streak against the visitors who had their feet closer to the relegation fight. now when your goalkeeper calls the season a catastrophe his safe to say it's too late to motivate t.-mo haw cologne native a man between the posts summed up clone season that way and even added that he was relieved it's soon coming to an end shall come believe it or not historically has a poor record against the billy goats however salta has a champions league spot right now but it's not guarantee they'll need a win against the league's worst to secure it or is cologne geared up for an upset . where there's life there's hope i'm still just about hanging on but in childcare they faced an opponent from whom they could expect a little messy as was proven in the fourth minute when dobby hero now though played a cutting through goal to you have been called a plank whose cross to braille mbogo made it impossible for this whisper woods to miss. a rapid counter-atta

heather burke, thanks a lot.coming up, opec and russian officials are discussing the future of production cuts. from cognac to crude this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it is time burke -- it is time for the bloomberg quick take where we provide background and context. today's topic is the conflict in syria. in 2011. erupted secular series ends, homegrown radicals and jihadists have battled forces loyal to the president and at times these other. -- and at times each other. -- it is a costly victory, an estimated 511,000 people have been killed with much of the country destroyed. here is the situation last week. the u.s., u.k. and france launched a military strike against three targets in response to a suspected chemical attack. the attack is not expected to change the war's direction. syrian forces are keeping up the bombardment to force the rebels from their last few strongholds. the syrian president crushed peaceful protest in 2011 and unleash the military against likely armed rebel -- lightly armed rebels. it is unce

other of "the reactionary mind: conservatism from edmund burke to donald trump."aul ryan has announced his retirement. this is democracy now! we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: the new york times reported in 2012, house speaker paul ryan is a fan of rage against the machine. that prompted the ba guitarist to tell "rolling stone"nd's ryan phantom is "amusing because he is the embodiment of the machine our music has been raging against for two decades." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we continue with our guest, from paul ryan to what is happening around the country in the conservative movement and those that are challenging it. nermeen: in oklahoma, dozens of teachers have completed a seven-day, 110 mile march from tulsa to the state capital okemos city, where they will now meet with lawmakers to demand they pass legislation to fund education in oklahoma. public schools across tulsa and oklahoma city remain closed as thousands of teachers continue their strike into its ninth

other of "the reactionary mind: conservatism from edmund burke to donald trump."aul ryan has announced his retirement. this is democracy now! we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: the new york times reported in 2012, house speaker paul ryan is a fan of rage against the machine. that prompted the ba guitarist to tell "rolling stone"nd's ryan phantom is "amusing because he is the embodiment of the machine our music has been raging against for two decades." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we continue with our guest, from paul ryan to what is happening around the country in the conservative movement and those that are challenging it. nermeen: in oklahoma, dozens of teachers have completed a seven-day, 110 mile march from tulsa to the state capital okemos city, where they will now meet with lawmakers to demand they pass legislation to fund education in oklahoma. public schools across tulsa and oklahoma city remain closed as thousands of teachers continue their strike into its ninth

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was not for fifty million users but rather for eighty seven million users that were affected mexico burke has yet again apologized and as always promised solutions. it is potentially the worst privacy scandal involving any social network and facebook has admitted its role on its corporate blog in a post the social media giant revealed changes to its privacy policy it also released figures about where users affected by the cambridge analytical privacy scandal came from the us was the most affected but millions elsewhere are among those whose data may have been improperly shared after the u.s. uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected wouldn't focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for. foreign interference election beach in addition to developers and data privacy when you take a broad enough view of what our responsibilities and i was this huge mistake it was it was my mistake that marc second berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the u.s. on april t

which millions of users that it was passed on by an analytics firm for political campaigning sucker burkerived in washington for two days of congressional grillings that begin tomorrow facebook is also sending out notices to users about whether their information might have been passed on a data analysis company and used for political campaigning they will appear in the users use feet both the hearing and the notices mark efforts by the social media giant to restore confidence about user privacy. now for more on that let's bring in our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange it's called the high end it's good to see you now circle burke has promised a whole a ray of investments to solve these privacy issues but also said that those investments will impact profitability and i'm sure investors are not happy to hear that. yes certainly in general facebook is going to hire for instance by year's end total of twenty thousand content review staffing and security stuffings of the total will be twenty thousand just for those jobs and more jobs mean higher costs and was higher costs

last month in northern new york, platts burke became the first us town to ban bitcoin mining.ly have a fixed resource. platts burke has provided unusually discounted electricity, one fifth the price of other american towns, thanks to a fixed allocation of power from the niagara thanks to a fixed allocation of powerfrom the niagara hydropower plant. but the surge in usage from mines has meant prices skyrocketing, hiking up bills from residents. so, local government has imposed an 18 month moratorium, preventing new commercial crypto mines from setting up commercial crypto mines from setting up shop. we were finding that bitcoin and crypto currency users we re bitcoin and crypto currency users were coming and demanding so much of our power that it was forcing us to have to buy very expensive power and it had a really detrimental effect on our ratepayers. they used such immense amount of power, one operator alone uses 10% of the entire quota. they expect other new yorketown is to follow suit. but crypto mining isn‘t just yorketown is to follow suit. but crypto mining isn‘tjust ab

chose thet margin ground of memphis just as he as heselma and burke -- chose selma and burning and everywhere hatred rain. he understood that to reveal the good lord, we must first unveil the evil. he knew that the goodness and decency of humanity is best revealed through the power of t sanitation workers on little girls in birmingham attacked and assassinated by the enemies of decency. as the world gathers in memphis to honor not the death but the life and legacy of king and in the presence of taylor branch who has made that task his life's work. dr. king askedn in the pouring rain 50 years ago tonight resound in our minds and hearts. -- isestion king asked not what will happen to me if i speak for the sanitation workers. the question is, if i do not speak, what will happen to them? thank you, god. it's a blessing and a privilege of caring for the struggle for civil and human rights and thank you for the food on our table and as dr. king would say if he were here, may all who are andry be blessed with food may we never be indifferent to the cries of those who remain impoverished. answer the

when he mandela was considered a giant in the anti-apartheid movement earlier i spoke with jason burke a journalist for the guardian newspaper in johannesburg and asked him about her activism. the president himself the senior members of the a.n.c. church leaders inside will have already told a key role in maintaining the determination of tens of millions of people to overthrow the assad regime particularly in the seventy's and eighty's when many of the more established leaders of the african national congress were in prison. nelson mandela she was somebody who was imprisoned and tortured herself for short periods or eighteen months i think was the longest she was out on the streets in the thick of the struggle in places like silhouettes or leading more it was a increase in abuse brutal and intense battle to overthrow the state also its his regime. and ellen was clearly a positive role model for many and will remain so but she was also a controversial figure convicted of several crimes even after apartheid ended tell us more about her fall from grace. well there is really are after the

journalist to jason burke works for the u.k.'s guardian newspaper and johannesburg and earlier i asked him if when a mandela's death meant the end of an era for the country well he certainly is in a sense when he was a huge respected figure controversial certainly but not very much as one of the major leaders of the end to party struggle particularly in the one nine hundred eighty s. when many of those close to nelson mandela were present many of those people now dead modeller obviously many of those who were close to him and when he is parsimony will be seen as really are the some of the very last of that generation who are still alive bishop desmond to terry still alive that he's seriously ill and it really does feel like that generation is now almost passed away entirely justin tell us a little bit more about winnie mandela the anti-apartheid activist. well she was always very very engaged in social struggle she was a social worker and. married to one doubter in fifty seven he was sent to president sixty three so there are tog

or more on winnie mandela his legacy let's cross over to johannesburg where jason burke from the guardian newspaper is standing by for us jason tell us about winnie mandela his place in the parte movement what role did she play i think one of most important roles for the mind of a play was during a ninety seven thousand nine hundred eighty s. when many of the senior a.n.c. leaders including our husband nelson mandela were imprisoned during that time when he said he was imprisoned on a number of occasions what's around eighteen months freshers and so that you can find but she was out on the streets as well she was in so where in the seventy eight seventy days through the eighty's and the other townships there she was a real figurehead for defiance for resistance on the ground and that was a very in a period where the a.n.c. was under great pressure now winnie mandela also courted controversy at times embraced violence and was convicted of fraud tell us more about these controversial aspects. well the fight against apartheid was a right brutal one. the movements. force against apartheid was

existing strategy of integrating content and distribution >> on the call nbc universal's ceo steve burke bullish about the ad business going into the upfront ads sales period and positioned what nbc's assets are as a contrast to youtube and facebook and their issues with brand safety and data privacy. >> there's a pendulum swing that happens between traditional linear broadcast and cable and digital and i think for a whole variety of reasons, advertise erro ers are coming to the conclusion that ought to swing back the our favor. it's not to say that it will but there are signs in people that we've talked to of a coming home to a trusted environment >> reporter: the response to a question about the health of the movie business, burke said that, though, universal, the studio is facing tough comparisons to a record 2017, the studio's model around franchises and animation is working and that studio will start to benefit from the dreamworks animation acquisition starting when the movies come out next year. back over to you. >> that is a busy day on your beat, julia. thanks for that. julia boo

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vice admiral robert p burke, chief of naval personnel. and gina m grosso, manpower personnel and services united states air force. lieutenant general michael a rollco, deputy commandant for reserve affairs united states marine corps and general, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> chairman coffman ranking member spears and the committee, i thank you for the opportunity to appear before you on behalf of the men and women in the united states army. i've submitted a statement for the record and i'd now like to highlight a few of the points. manning our army is one of the key components to readiness and vital to the army's readiness and ability to fight and win our nation's war. thank you for the 2018 defendings authorization act which authorized the army to grow by 8500 and we appreciate the two-year budget deal will which improve readiness and assure our formations are filled in the years to come. to create an army we must have men and women of high quality and character and the chairman talked about, we're only one of 17 to 24-year

chief justice burke: our job, i believe, as the court of highest resort in the state, is to make surehat the constitutional provisions and the constitutional rights are protected. dir. robert beck: we have to battle as a profession. we can't get banned from things. we have to fight for our access and we have to report on things that matter to people. so, we have got to be able to keep those freedoms and that's what makes the unites states different than other places. prof. easton: the way to defeat, if you will, speech that you don't like is with better speech, is to come up with an argument against the person who you disagree with that will be a more effective argument. that's the way i think we should engage in our political discourse. arundathi: if the best way to counter a agreeable idea is by questioning it, what happens if people are too afraid to speak out for fear of retribution? that being said, isn't self-censorship the greatest threat to free speech? prof. lockwood: and i think in some ways, self-censorship is the most insidious form, right? because you can't really documen

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which millions of users data was passed on to and on the linux firm for political campaigning sucker burke arrived in washington for two days of congressional grillings that begin tomorrow facebook is also sending out notices to users about whether their information might have been passed on to a data analysis company and used for political campaign it will appear in the user's newsfeeds both the hearing and the notices marked efforts by the social media giant to restore confidence about user privacy earth. for more on that let's bring in our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange it's called the hi yes it's good to see you now zucker cast promised a whole array of investments to solve these privacy issues but also said that those investments will impact profitability and i'm sure investors are not happy to hear that. yes certainly in general facebook is going to hire for instance by year's end total of twenty thousand content review staffing and security stuffing so the total will be twenty thousand for those jobs and more jobs mean higher costs and was higher costs you ha

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in the north arabian gulf, the burke-class destroyer higgins fired 23 tomahawks. in the eastern mediterranean, a french frigate fired three missiles. also in the mediterranean, the virginia-class submarine john warner fired six tomahawk missiles. in the air, to be one lancer bombers fired surface-to-air missiles. in addition, our british allies flew a combination of typhoons and launched eight storm shadow missiles. our french allies launched nine scout missiles. taken together and as you can see from the graphic behind me, axese attacks on multiple were able to overwhelm the syrian air defense system. it is also important to note that we flew a variety of defensive and support aircraft in support of these operations. none of our aircraft were successfully engaged by syrian air defenses and we have no indication russian air defense systems were employed. we are confident that all of our missiles reached their targets. at the end of the strike mission all our aircraft safely returned to their bases. we assessed that 40 surface-to-air missiles were employed by the s

maybe let's see what some dacha bank and wrote in a note to the content and to limber up stock of burke's message get the first optimistic outlook for the company in weeks so the comments three quarters of a sack of work seem to have successful and suggests that it has not seen any meaningful use their advertiser impact so analysts seem to think that the worst is likely behind facebook when we believe in god to bank and also if we believe in what that could work to say and to not for that investors like to play the game of buy low and so high so some people might have simply seen a no opportunity to buy at a relatively low price here so if you look at the broader market we've seen some crazy movements in the last few days is this the new normal should we get used to that. yeah so these huge swings are mostly due to the back and forth and trade war concerns right now they seem to be easing after comments from after the us thinking of a willingness to reach a trade compromise with china so after justin trudeau statement to state that they would actually be moving forward in the renegotiatio

instead, charging documents state 37-year-old raymond burk took her to arizona, tied her up, sexuallyphysically assaulted her, and told her she was his 'little pet' he was going to 'keep forever'.kiara holm/victim"i learned to just submit, and just do whatever to get through the day, because if i fought, it would get worse."holm was listed as a runaway and says she was held by burk for more than a week before she found a phone and messaged a friend for help. kiara holm/victim"the moment that i reached out to my friend, that's the moment that i realized i wanted to live."kiara, now 18, chose to speak with her mom and sister by her side because she wants others to find hope.kiara holm/victim"don't give up, and if you feel you're at the end of your rope in your life, just tie a knot and hold on." she has a message to other children who have been abused. kiara holm/victim"don't think that just because somebody's bigger than you, somebody is controlling you, don't think you don't have a voice, because you do, and your voice is 10 times stronger than theirs."burk is charged in utah with agg

in elections and hate speech senator john kennedy did not mince his words when confronting soccer burke. you're you.

in good company they substituted scored forty one of bias seventy two goals so far this season alex burke made it clear from the start they were there to spoil the party sergio dispossess jerome boateng and nicklaus added to the comedy of errors to open the scoring. then only rush saved in vain soulless face handing out go one no lead but that lead was short lived yahshua kimmie delivered from the wing current team to lay so heading home to equalize after thirty two minutes. by and then clicked into gear a following move ended at the feet of hammers rodriguez. by and headed into the break with a two one lead from their usual script followed as the five time champion strolled to their next crown. my and rather than benefiting from a game of ping pong in the out box three one. they weren't done yet say the central fact they're headed home late in the match the four one three three paving the way for the pirates title celebrations away from home the real party awaits them back in munich it's a stroll in the distance that's the great thing about having an outstanding atmosphere in training it

but got passed hand over no problem stuttgart down braman on friday night club but defeated wolves burke in on sunday two matches to come out meet mights in cologne clash with salt now let's take a look at the table dog mean jumping up to third swapping spots with leverkusen and natural shot up by only a point but that could change tomorrow hoffenheim got a little bump as well and now sit above leipsic it'll go down to the wire for teams fighting to qualify for europe let's move down to the bottom half nothing has changed down here although if you notice look a lot of thirty's on the board minds could move if they managed to at least draw it out on sunday. like we always do we end the show with a look at the play of the day as chosen by you on twitter and with seventy one percent of the vote the winner is this young lad domain's jade in san show the eighteen year old englishman had never scored in the but as they did before this match he gets your play of the day not first goal but for this stylish assist for maximillian felipe who made it three nil to do it meant it was one of two assis

it's going to sneak a survivor story in the relegation threatened fresh off the feeding shelter pam burke headed out to often haim in hopes of another upset and sweat cellar dwellers cologne visited berlin the billy goats last the reverse fixture and we're hoping to avoid this week. put them to the book as they get here on t w i'm chris harry did who is thirsty on match day thirty let's start with frank for the news of nico kovacs leaving caught management off guard they were blindsided and so are the players the move might seriously stagnate the rest afraid for its season especially considering their opponents laver whose frankfurt's first obstacle in a tough road ahead looked destined for europe maybe even the champions league head to head this fixture has never ended goalless and they've met sixty five times chances are laver couzin would take advantage of a side who could be suffering from a little emotional shell shock. before kickoff all the cameras were focused on one man nico but the future byron coach. took it in his stride and focused on his current job coaching frankfurt but he

time legendary goalkeeper peter schmeichel travel to the fourth largest city in russia you catherine burke. it's. this is the arena and it's one of the most extraordinary venues to host world cup matches this is a brand new stadium for the put in twelve thousand additional seats only for the full games being played. and you might ask yourself what's extraordinary about well all of those acts. oh actually outside the arena. what about this passionate about the city i'm peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. you got that eagle is still close to the euro mountains which makes a place full of natural resources one of them is gold and now i'm going to produce my own gold. that's very hard by the way i'm going to put a wide line. on the full media when i pull the goalie into the i need to be able to see when it's full that is afraid that's cooling the goal down. and when you see what that does in a minute. he. should know the fridge. to see if i did see changes of all. these really down by the way the fault of the safety he had to set. it all ins in the middle ones is nuts all of the neemo t

twitter they're all going to make also in the future of their money with our data and since now soccer burke has announced that all of those apps will be revealed maybe updated yes this could mean that at the end they could make less money with it all right daniel coupe following the story for us from the frankfurt stock exchange good to talk to you. it appears the w. is looking to begin a new chapter in its corporate history and it plans on doing so without c.e.o. let's hear reports he'll have to step aside for that mr d.c. is currently the brand manager inside the larger management restructuring in the wake of the gates scandal. it's the most important job in the german car industry as miller took over the helm the fox dog back in twenty fifteen his mission dragging the company actually to the diesel gate crisis and by some measures at least he succeeded last year v.w. sold more cars than ever before this is kind his lips pursed in blue coat considering the journey so far which has felt like a roller coaster at times it's not a given that we can say today parts of the company is in very go

made it to new in the ninetieth minute to guarantee the home side all three points burke have now secured their survival but might remain in danger of relegation. well the disney get witness the spectacular toy yesterday between rb leipzig and hoffenheim both teams still have qualification for european competition next season firmly within their sights and in their last encounter leipsic suffered its biggest blunders they get a feat today it's the result and embarrassing for neil as it turned out there was more of a say in this encounter. so goes the fight hoffenheim to within touching distance of the champions league places so it was no surprise to see the by lonely in the thick of the action once again he started the move which ended in march stopping the visitors in for a fourteenth minute leach inc left with a simple finish to mark his return from suspension. nights exactly when making life easy for themselves in possession and map or a dozen missed chances like this i base his sevens goal in as many games of hindsight dominance even the defenders wanted to get in on the act of a cott

at all down here now there's one interesting match up on monday night and that is mike's and five burkeas you can see they are neck and neck on the table and that the change given that result now let's continue our best a thirty conversation this time nic i'll stay with you first time there was no. win or illiterate in this particular match i know you're vertebrae of a guy that i remember seeing you just erupt you know when they did take the lead but what's your take what you want only from them and i mean a draw suits them both me braman without the blame and roster relegation trouble a little line somewhere between let's say tenth and twelfth in the table leipzig on the one hand point away from home is ok they would have wanted all three the vestal try you know they're still fighting for europe ideally they'd like to reach the champions league roughhousing as their coach said the begin of the season had they been in the quarterfinals europa league and physicians' table he'd be very happy in that's where they are now i don't quite believe them this club they want to be the champions le

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