they tried to avoid paying for luca'' care all together. claiming that his cancer was a preexisting condition. so put yourself in my shoes. you're parents, you've got this devastating news that your child is diagnosed with cancer. and now you're worried about getting kicked out of a hospital that's literally saving their life. because of payment from the insurance company. lucas was able to get the care he needed, only because he had a team of absolutely wonderful health care providers. advocates that we needed for us back then. advocating for him and the hospital took a gamble. they took a gamble that the insurance would come true and pay for his care. they never stopped treating him, but that was a gamble for them. today lucas, i'm happy to say, is a healthy, thriving 10-year-old little son of a gun. [ cheers and applause ] he enjoys acting and terrorizing his brother, like every 10-year-old child should. he has his entire life ahead of him. but lucas will always carry his diagnosis. he will always be a cancer survivor. cancer treatment l

we are here for lucas. and every child that has a preexisting condition.e are here for david and his family and every family, every parent, who goes to bed at night and says, the prayer, "please, god, do not let the kids get sick." this is personal. in november, the american people sent a strong message at the ballot box. they want us to protect our health care. the new house democratic majority knows that and gets that to their core. the senate democrats get that to our core. that is why every single senate democrat signed on to legislation to protect people with preexisting conditions, every one of us, and to keep millions of people from losing their health care. we understand. we are here because we know health care is personal. it is not political. we get that. donald trump does not get that. the republicans in the house and the senate don't get that. the trump administration is fighting to have the affordable care act declared unconstitutional in the courts. and despite all their talk, how many members ran with their opponents, saying, "oh, no, we wan

and then lucas moura scores this goal. 0ut then lucas moura scores this goal. out of nowhere.happen. because i'm a spurs fan. it doesn't happen to spurs fans. it happens to sergio aguero, last minute, qpr, it happens to those teams, not us. i see that. split second. i jump to those teams, not us. i see that. split second. ijump up, run to the opposite end of my living room, i don't live in windsor castle, it's not a huge living room, it took about one second, i look back, my sonjumped up, i stare at him, he stares at me, we run towards each other, we hug each other. i hugged him so tight i thought i might fossilise him, i put that on twitter. that is how tight i was holding my boy who is also a spurs fan to my chest. then i slumped down on the sofa and put my head in my hands. and i can feel the tears coming. my son is suddenly looking at me, because he has not seen that in me before. he hasn't seen that. and then i managed to get away. i go u psta i rs and then i managed to get away. i go upstairs where my wife is and then i burst into tears. , like, i put my hands over my fa

." >> reporter: for t months, luca c cesterninonted down the days until he'd see hisad again. what's tough about being a military kid w >> beih my dad, because me and him are best buds, connected. >> repter: we first met 9-year-old luca on the mats. blindfolded, he as thought he w sparring with his instructor until he thought he hrd a family voice. >> keep your gums up, ship. >> reporter: and a nickname that only one person wld know. >> daddy >> reporter: staff sergeant rob cesternino home from syria. that hug showingalhe relief of that hardship what were you thinking >> this has to be a jokei and just saw it. and i knew >> reporter: when our loved ones serve, they're not the only ones who sacrifice >> when i go on a deployment, i atow the expectn. i know my mission, and we know that the military is going to take care of us, but we have no idea what's going to happen with our family when we're gone >> reporter: what were the signs of luca sort of experiencing his dad being away >> rebelling against me a lot just wanting to talk him when he couldn't there was a lot of emotional

r >>orter: for ten months, luca cesternino counted down the days until he'd see his dad again.out being a >> being with my dad, because me and him are best buds, connected. >> reporter: we first met 9-year-old luca on the mats. blindfolded, he thought he was sparring with his instructor until he heard a familiar voice. and a nickname that only one person would know. >> daddy >> reporter: staff sergeant rob cesternino home from syr that hug revealing the relief and the hardship of all that time apart what were you thinking >> like this has to be a joke. and i just saw it. and i ran to him >> reporter: when our loved ones serve, they're not the only ones who sacrifice. >> when i go on a deployment, i know the expectation i know my mission, and we know that the military is going to take care of us, but we have no idea what's going to happen with our family when we're gone >> reporter: whawere the signs of luca sort of experiencing his dad being away >> rebelling against me a lot. just wanting to talk to him when he couldn't. there waa lot of emotional stuff that started coming out

nine months later, benton called lucas a puppy, and lucas challenged him and lucas was shot but recoverednot long after that, lucas's friends whispered that benton had been too scared to shorten the distance with -- distance between the two men on the dueling ground and they duel again and this time benton killed lucas. explain the duel. how long were duels allowed in this country, and how did it work? joanne: duels were illegal, even in this period. dueling was illegal. brian: everywhere? joanne: different states in different ways, but pretty much everywhere. but you know, there were anti-dueling laws, and the lawmakers were violating those laws regularly. part of that was because they were elite and they did what they did and they typically were not penalized for it in any way. north and south, dueling is illegal, but it was also something, increasingly in the south, it is something that gentlemen do, particularly political gentlemen. i guess lawyers as well. it was something they would do. it was a way to prove, defend your reputation. prove if you were humiliated in an election, you c

she travels to the bruno mansa fund to meet her closest ally lucas trump. ross was keeping everything at the end he wasn't throwing any pieces of paper away and you know i think this is interesting. all these beds are very interesting i mean the smoking gun is this yeah i mean all this is something measuring everything but with this i mean he really has a problem. shortly after bruno disappeared lucas took over the reins of the foundation that bruno had established. he knew instinctively that they had to take a new direction and since then he had been at the forefront of investigating the timber industry. everyone knows there is a huge corruption involved in the tropical timber business and the world bank says it interpol says it everyone knows it. my impression was we have to do more on the legal side. we have to tackle the system and we have to follow the money. spoiled papers are a real breakthrough for the thai prime an empire is bigger more complex and more global than we ever imagined we even found out his family owns the f.b.i. building in seattle wh

it isjust lucas moura. just wonderful. with yourfamily try lucas moura. just wonderful.id on june one? i have seen that the tickets are now so expensive. are there any? it looks like many floods are completely sold out. and the prices were ticking up during the game. very clever algorithms happening there. it has been fascinating. tarha, thank you for being on the briefing. it has been great to have you with us. thank you for your company. so many of you have been in touch. let me remind you of some of your tweets. we have a lean, a regular on the briefing, she says "wow, suddenly our super random we can break in madrid to see old friends visiting from the us, on the 31st of may until the second of june, she says it is going to be interesting". eileen, you need to get tickets. matt ross is to be vespers have not signed a play in 18 months and they pay very little compared to the bigger clubs —— says to be fair, spurs. the bbc briefing is the place to look at the bigger debate. i will see you soon. hello there. wednesday was a thoroughly wet, cold, windy day for many area

lucas is ultimately responsible for the university. fifteen or twenty years ago we thought that the seminary would be empty or less some area but the both happen is the contrary now because. big baby are getting more. seminarians now. the auditorium is packed and his welcoming address father lucas outlines the university's aims and special identity. catholics account for only three percent of the ninnies years population but they are a proud community. really among other religions having people different religions and the muslims the are very devout. that's why this has positive influence on the catholics because we want to keep our identity. to little era has already turned out nearly a thousand priests including ten bishops. no wonder the seminary receives requests from regions all over the world where there's a shortage of young pastors. former students from late alero are now working in fifty countries the abundance of religious vocations in indonesia can be traced back to the work of missionaries and local towns and villages over

lucas moura scored three goals for his team against a devastated ajax.rs will play liverpool in the final. that's all. stay with bbc news. and the top story in the uk: theresa may has rejected calls to set out a precise timetable for her departure — amid mounting pressure on her leadership. one conservative backbencher urged her to resign during prime minister's questions. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. tradable retaliation as talks are to resume china says it will hit back if the us hikes tariffs on friday —— trawool. uber strikes. drivers take industrial action on the eve of its multi— million—dollar stock market debut. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm sharanjit leyl. let's start with the trade war and beating says it will respond in kind if president trump imposes higher ta riffs president trump imposes higher tariffs on chinese goods this friday. outcomes, of course, amid claims that china backtracked on almost all aspects of a us trade deal, as officials prepare to meet over the next two days. karishma vasw

lucas moura, oh, they have done it! in tonight's champions league action, tottenham have just beaten ajax to reach the final against liverpool. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, england announce their squad for the women's world cup with the help of a few famous faces. good evening. for the first time in half a century, the national health service has seen a sustained fall in the number of gps across the uk. the figures come from analysis by the nuffield trust for the bbc at a time when the population is ageing and demands on family doctors are rising sharply. in 2009, for every 100,000 patients in the uk, there were 66 gps. by 2014, that number had fallen to 65. and by last year, there was an even biggerfall tojust 60 gps for every 100,000 patients. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, reports on the scale of the problem and how some gp practices are trying to meet the challenge. rural north wales, the nefyn area — vacancies for gps are hard to fill. each has more than double the number of patients on the books as a deca

under my supervisor lucas tobin.m here to present my project, it's a children play area accessible features project. just to give you a brief overview what my project was. it was an assessment of the current accessibility features at san francisco rec and parks children play areas throughout the city. this information has been compiled onto the website which has a user-friendly platform that gives you visual and descriptive information on amenities and features. and so we want to provide the most polished product and we did run into certain time constraints, so we weren't able to evaluate all 135 children play areas, but with meetings with nicole bohn, john paul scott of department of public works and members of the rec and parks capital division, we were able to select 55 children's play areas to showcase, due to the quality of the features and amenities. the other children's play areas are going to be added at a later date. through research of other organizations and having meetings with the different departments,

david: lucas, really great to have you. that is lucas shaw from bloomberg.e of "bloomberg businessweek" is now available on newsstands and online. lisa: coming up, we are going to be speaking about those twitter posts. there was some deleting, some re-tweeting. david: it is a little unclear what is going on. president trump has had a busy morning tweeting updates on the trade talks. that is next. this is bloomberg. lisa: if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv . terminal,go> under ask us a question, or reach us on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is what i'm watching this morning, but you are, too, and basically everybody. president trump's tweets about u.s./china trade talks, and then withdrew all the tweets. then he's reposted them because it turns out he had a typo in them, where he basically said we have 25% tariffs on $325 billion in goods. it is actually $250 billion. the three into $25 billion is still to come, so that -- the 325 billion dollars is still to come. in another world, you would say why would the markets move on this, b

that lucas was famous for some left with boxes stacked with food others with those i talk to say they were shocked at the news when the owners announced they were selling the building at 22th in valencia and closing up shop and they're hot broken that that day is finally here. >>this is an institution will it mean here these are member at came in 1972. they were here. also the visit close and now it's so sad. i come here all the time i get my. >>still year i get my of my black allow here you might recognize that last shot for san francisco celebrity danny glover he was wearing a shirt made by another customer reading look around the only will be truly missed lucas is closing because the current owner who's had this business in his family for 3 generations is ready to retire. tions, e a lot mixed e lot of people coming by saying thank you saying goodbye. a 100 year-old lady on my. >>you remember the you would use a little girl. people are bringing in their babies for the only chance to see the store. people i've waited on for decades and decades. it is time for me to retire, but you kn

lucas was famous for some left with. others with that. there's i talk to say they were shocked at the meeting when the owners announced they were selling the building at 22th in valencia and closing up shop and their heart broken that that day is i here. >>part of our history growing up in the city. you know just like an institution, it seems like it's sad because one after another keeps closing. >>you know, it's i guess it's for the new generation it's good it's sad for them because they will be able to experience it. >>i'm glad that i have friends told me that they we closing down ever to be in town about a kind of come here right week is gone and i would have with this is a decision you might recognize that last shot for san francisco celebrity danny glover he was wearing a shirt made by another customer reading. >>look around the only truly lucas is closing because the current owner who's had this business in his family for 3 generations is ready to retire. he says he's considered keeping the business opened to the senate just take to

they're doing as a final responsibility at the into the constitution and the people of venezuela lucas's eyebrows are very high right now are not to show he's got the same take as you go ahead. little small problem that why those are very critical of this regime its work and so on but there was no back in power and we got a lot of what a lot that are made keep which may twenty fifth which was the one million vote thirty percent are told outright about the same portion of what obama likely would in two thousand and eight you know moreover if you even what you want to be in trouble then he would have a good book rule or two then thirty eight which he did not do leading to elliott abrams who the u.s. envoy to and it was very humiliating press conference where you don't believe that you know one way or the president of the interim president and from that had begun yet but really the legal running is very unclear and your oppositions continue with kind of problem patient and approach to judge the by u.s. military and intervention which they have repeatedly called for by a nation of course you

lucas l.r.u.made it three one to twenty minutes usually on brant urged on live with whose these goals free this time charles a donkey did the honors for one and not even a hard foul play. in the thirty fourth minute a new club record for a living who isn't five goals in a single hot lucas l.r.u. scoring again. and the final score in the thirty sixth minute when frank was marking him ziggo scored this spectacular goal six one the final score of franklin's goal difference goes from fifteen to five with both teams on the same number of points. did you know the kickoff is now on you tube with the world of football let's start with nigeria and mexico welcome to read we travel the world and really feel how high the places are right i'm going to say meet the stars make friends and there were people there and discuss football i'm chris here in. the board this is going to go. visit football kick off on you tube. times bomb or not. awarded a penalty or let it slide once again the v.a.r. cost more confusion

here's lucas moura.0h, they've done it! tears, turnarounds and an incredible win for tottenham sets up the first all—english champions league final for more than ten years. stress at crisis levels in the police. figures show one in five officers are suffering from post—traumatic stress disorder. an ancient saxon burial site, discovered between an aldi supermarket and a pub in essex, has been described as britain's equivalent of tutankhamun‘s tomb. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. the government is to provide a £200 million fund to replace unsafe cladding on privately owned buildings similar to that used on grenfell tower. ministers have identified more than 150 buildings that still need to be made safe following the fire in 2017, but work has stalled because of disputes over who should pay. previously the government had said the work should be the responsibility of the private building owners. the housing secretary james brokenshire has this morning been explaining the government's decis

when director george lucas was casting the original star wa rs lucas was casting the original star wars, he thought hospital porter mayhew was perfect for the role of chewbacca. for his part, mayhew threw himself into the part, rehearsing enthusiastically. even learning the script so he could speak what chewbacca was trying to portray. today, his star wars co—sta rs portray. today, his star wars co—stars paid tribute to him. portray. today, his star wars co-stars paid tribute to him. what was so co-stars paid tribute to him. what was so remarkable about him was his spirits and his kindness and his ge ntle ness spirits and his kindness and his gentleness was so close to what a wookie is. sure, they are fierce animals, but they are like your family dog. there is no—one more loving and the unconditional love, than the family pet. he returned to the role in the first of the latest trilogy, the force awakens, and he will be warmly remembered for the warm relationship is shared with the other cast, particularly harrison ford's han solo. laugh it up, possible. and to millions, he simply played

lucas: definitely. beautiful thing about our in thisof works space, you might work or live or move through the space in a daily commute, but every time we put up new public art you are able to reimagine the space that you are in and understand it differently, or question the space that you are in. so on top of augmented reality this year we have a series of tions dealing with automotive, transportation, direction, and movement. so really a look back to what was here, and where we are going in the future. carol: tell me what types of people are coming. i assume it is the boston community, but a lot of out-of-towners? jesse: because it is a mile and a half long park, you have many audiences in different places. next to faneuil park, the aquarium, you have tourists. and in the financial district you have people commuting. chinatown, the north end, you have residents using it as their neighborhood park. carol: one thing, the july 4 celebration, i will be cohosting with alix steel off the charles river. but

my specific question for lucas, why isn't your department keeping track of the numbers? you mentioned a couple of times, we haven't kept track of that, but there was the one about kids who need accommodations and inclusion services. i would think keeping track of the request for that and the number that are fulfilled would go a long way toward informing your services and service delivery. >> and i think what i meant, maybe it wasn't clear, we're not keeping track of the percentage of people who need accommodations, but we do keep track of who is requesting accommodations and what accommodations we're providing. and the other piece of that is just registration in general, how many people with disabilities are registering for programs. so we do have records and our rec therapists have files on all the participants. and you know, what their assessments say and what accommodations they've requested and what we've provided, but it's not -- i don't have those numbers in our rec stat system to show how many total we've served, but that is something we could tally up. we do it e

lucas moura couldn't believer, the fa ns lucas moura couldn't believer, the fans couldn't believe it,verything at them and spurs had tried again and again ajax really were going for it, of course, they had to come and it was 3-3 course, they had to come and it was 3—3 and that away goal was crucial for spurs, and at the end, that emotion from pochettino, we see him in press conferences, sarcastic, sometimes quite tongue—in—cheek, sometimes quite tongue—in—cheek, sometimes showing he doesn't want to talk to us. my, did he let all his emotions go at the end. ajax, on the other hand, down on the floor. football can be so cruel. and they have been amazing this season, beautiful to watch. the brand of total football has blown us all away. and they deserved, really, to get something from this game. but spurs are in the final. it is an all premier league affair. and madrid better get ready because the english are coming. natalie pirks there. we ta ke we take you back to that writer investigation. the us house judiciary committee has voted to hold william barr in contempt for refusing to rele

a late late lucas morris strike in barcelona. whistle, saying it. it might held the game off and then we heard the noises at the spurs in. it spread like dominoes. a domino effect. when that feeling kicked in, we thought surely there cannot be any more drama after that. but i was wrong. if you back then would have believed just how wrong with them through the group stages and through the spurs march took on and through the spurs march took on a greater purpose most of a growing belief in this magical memories made. next across their path, borussia dortmund, spurs barely breaking stride. smiles widening. then to manchester, one of the all—time great european games in front of a quarterfinal against manchester city, spurs finding a way through. it was simply stunning. we we re through. it was simply stunning. we were not favoured. that was for sure. but it‘s a bit of luck. you make your own luck. we got through that one. i was running around my garden. probably the best selling i've had since the lucas goal. incredible. a roller co

lucas was ecstatic when his dad surprised him coming home from deployment in syria. chance to meet this family. coming up, we're going to look at how those military deployments affect children nationwide, and we're going to highlight a group making it their mission to help them. i can't wait for you to hear from little luca and the advice he has for other families. >>> reports of dozens of tornadoes in the plains and midwest. >> take a look at this, accuweather's reed timmer got caught in the path of a twister, he turned his back to the fierce winds, flying all around him. 18 states and 40 million people are in the middle of a multi-day severe system that's expected to produce damaging winds, hail, even life threatening flooding over the next few days. >>> hundreds of migrant detainees are now arriving in san diego. customs officials have begun flying asylum seekers from the southern border to other parts of the u.s. officials say facilities in texas are overwhelmed. 1,000 undocumented immigrants crossed the border in march and april. officials insist decisions on re

. >> george lucas was also at the event giving a seal of prove. >> it could have been very bad but ittar tours on steroids at a level you can't possibly believe. >> and harrison ford even showed up to jump start the millennial falcon paying tribute to peter mayh mayhew. peter, this one's for you! >> it officially bo wookies, ewoks and humans. >> and one of the first people to go inside. >> a place you always wanted to visit but just didn't know. that's how some are describing it. it is just lats h a chce. ristance or do you join the dark side? the first order. these guys definit an opinion and i'm with them. >> there is resistance activity here. have you seen anything suspicious? >> nothing suspicious here, my friend. >> just join the name a "star wars" fantastic of yours and it's probably here. we'll get to the ride in a second. want to build a droid? done. drink the blue milk luke sky walker did? that's a thing. but surprisingly not super sweet. and then there is the bar. a first for dindland park. >> welcome. it is the hottest club. >> frog like creatures in inks.iums lay eggs in y

doing is a final responsibility that the doing to the constitution and of the people of venezuela lucas's eyebrows are very high right now to show he's got the same take as you go ahead. little small problem that while those are very critical of the solution it's work and so on but there was no back to our model of what the letters are made keep which may twenty fifth and which were the one million both thirty percent of the total accurate about the same portion of what obama likely would in two thousand and eight you know moreover if you even what you want to be in trouble that he would. like to spend thirty days which he did not do leading to elliott abrams who the u.s. envoy to and it was very humiliating press conference where you don't believe that you know one way or the president of the interim president and from that had begun yet but really the legal grounding is very unclear and your oppositions continue with kind of problem patient approach to judge them by u.s. military and intervention which they have repeatedly called for violation of course your name on many things military

[inaudible] >> all right, lucas. >> are you in high school? >> yes. >> what grade are you in. >> was i'm a sophomore. >> that means you are 16? >> yes. >> will you be 18 by november of 24? >> yes. >> your first election, that's really exciting. can we get a picture to remember this moment? >> who is your favorite teacher in high school? [inaudible] i like a guy with the name look in there. >> hey, , mr. bookman, it is coy booker and i just want to say i talked a lot of young people on the campaign trail and ask them who are the favorite you to do what teachers inspire them are what you just the appreciate and i asked lucas right here that question. you with an and he brought up some want to thank you for number one teaching, number two, for inspiring our young people. as a math teacher especially for you to really sprouts of the any young people. that says a lot about who you are. i hope we get a chance to meet on the campaign trail but a just what he thank you for what you're doing with your life and the commitment your to her kids and to our

lucas, is there anything us like this that is public? lucas: not really.her companies. they have a very large events business which might draw some comparison to somebody like live nation but they represent half of the artists playing at live nation events. there is no other talent agency that is public right now. me editor of "variety" told the agency that he used to work at was part of the public company back in the day, but that aside, there has never been a public talent agency because if you are a talent agent, you do not want your client to know how much money you are making off of them. romaine: do we have any sense what the goal is here in terms of once they raise this money, what they are planning to do with it? lucas: i think a big part of it is making sure they can pay off their debt and stay solvent. endeavor has gotten bigger throughout the acquisition. the revenue growth looks quite strong as a result. 30% to 35% a year. that has been fueled by them borrowing money or getting assessments from other companies. they have four or $5 billion in d

after the break, wayne lucas, one of the winningest derby winners in history.with him yesterday and you will too as we deal with a track at churchill downs. come back now. ♪ rob: the kentucky derby is one day away and we are counting down to the fastest two minutes in sports. carley: we have a special guest, she joins us live from churchill downs. i decided to match you with my own hat. >> you look amazing. where is your hat. >> i knew it, ever year, never fails, you are looking fabulous. today, the phillies race for the lilies. yesterday i got to take a tour of the kentucky derby museum and i met a special guest named wayne lucas in the racing world, he is legendary and he is a legend. >> one of the greatest trainers of all time, you are here just for me. it is nice to meet you. >> oh my goodness, this is insane. >> derby winners. they probably stand out. >> they put a wall of what you do every single day and you get up at the same time i do every morning. >> even the day before. every single day. >> he has a wall dedicated to him. >> such a special part of th

you may not know it, but peter mayhew was working in a hospital orderly when george lucas discoveredim. he needed the guy that was at least seven feet tall, he was 7.3, he was perfect for the part. lucas is all you have to do is be able to stand up, actor market hamill tweeted out his fondest memories of him. he said that he was the gentlest of giants, a big man with an even bigger heart who never failed to make me smile and a loyal friend who i love dearly. this is from mark hamill once again. once again peter mayhew, the actor that played chewbacca dead at 74. >>> we are going to go ahead and stay with the star wars theme right here, take a look at this. a giant yoda head is drawing crowds at the state capital. the display comes just days before may 4, as in the famous movie line, may the force be with you. it will now be recognized here in california. lawmakers passed a resolution to officially declare may 4 as star wars day. and one last now, at the end of the month, the highly anticipated star wars galaxy edge steam themepark will open. it started offering reservations today. th

lucas: spotify try to take on apple a couple of years ago in the u.s.ied to accuse apple of antitrust behavior with the way it was negotiating with record labels. this is the first time i know of -- a reporter for apple may have other instances -- but it is a clash between the two biggest companies in the music business right now. guy: great stuff, lucas. thank you very much indeed. certainly want to watch. apple under a little bit of pressure today. could be related to what we are going to talk about next, china. is here tos' head talk about that. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: president trump threat threats tot trump's boost tariffs on china sent stocks tumbling. let's bring in thomas fang, ubs china equities head. our retail investors -- are retail investors and other investors in china that scared about what the u.s. might do? we have caught the market on pause for adjustment. to date, the market has been pretty strong on fundam

la jugada rica le pertenece lucas zelarayan.o. ya no tiene modificaciones. relator: vemos el gol.que tambiÉn pudo haber competido para la jugada rica. asÍ, la media vuelta es la media vuelta de larga distancia de vega, podrÍa ser mÁs? altos:me parece que estaba bien parado. pero al final va fuerte. la toca pero no con la suficiente fuerza para poder sacar el balÓn. pero creo que chivas se merecÍa esto. estaba tocando la puerta y habÍa tenido opciones claras de gol. relator: tiene que meter la pierna izquierda venegas. vladimir: hay desconcentraciÓn por parte de la Última saga. gatean gritos y dirige la defensa. relator: viene el chino, el chino.el anticipo defensivo. y guadalajara hace bien al abordaje. las chivas avanzan con brizuela. pasa la banca comandada por el tuca ferreti estÁ expulsado. puede encarar la marca. hace el doble equipo. tigres defiende correctamente en transiciÓn. hacen pequeÑa la pelota. tambiÉn se mete el hacho fÍsico y controla molina. en diagonal hacia el frente. esta muy bien acomodado el sector defensiv

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does he play lucas morrow? what does he do, sit him down and say i cannot play you, he has to play?es jurgen klopp do? enjurglopp has a decision to make in midfieldly normalgoing to a final with two teams from the same country is like kissing your cousin atwe thing. there's not that much excitement. this year, there is hugent exciteecause there is so much intrigued as to what the managers are going to do, and there will be qutions asked of jurgen klopp. he has been half a dozen finals and hasn't won them yet. there will be serious questions on suny and monday. jane: what are the different challenges they both face? are they preparing in different ways? tommy: probably the fact that they had a couple of weeks off did spurs better. they had a few injy worries. hebus a huge link -- when you look at the men upfront, the men on the right and the man on quthe left, and thtion is, does spurs now start lucas morrow and harry kane together?l my suggestion be yes, and what morrow out wide. he blocks up the channel coming up. liverpool has great supply coming from the back. if you can take the