i'm heading north to manchester.ationally, the 1.5 million vulnerable people were told by the government they would be supported. i'm heading north to manchester. nationally, the 1.5 million vulnerable people were told by the government they would be supported. ‘you're not alone,‘ was the message. so, how's that working out? i've been told by the government to stay in the house, do not go out of the house or my garden, for 12 weeks. paula has complex medical needs and has used a wheelchair for the last 28 years. i've got a few things going on. primarily, i've got primary immune deficiency which means my body doesn't really make antibodies to bugs that well, so i'm really susceptible to a lot of infections. i've also got heart failure and i'm diabetic. her life has not been defined by her disabilities. she's danced for her country... i compete at an international level. you know, i'vejust competed in the, well, six months ago, competed in the world championships in poland. so i'm not ready to be written off yet. ..and

i lived in manchester once.ester number of house parties. 160 six st parties. street parties? yeah, i don't think they mean like goldenjubilee street parties, i think they mean like people in the street in a group. 295 other group gatherings. our colleague, danny savage, even found someone today being told off for going off for a nice quiet canoe in cumbria, let's have a watch. a car with a canoe on the roof drifts pass, and he runs a registration check. i'm going after that. and then heads off. he later tweets a picture of the stop. two men from more than 80 miles away are ordered to do a u—turn and go home. miles away are ordered to do a u-turn and go home. well, who would've thought a few weeks ago... and i'm not laughing, this is important, but who would've thought a few weeks ago, that we would have a few weeks ago, that we would have a clip of a policeman stopping somebody with a canoe on the top of their car. this is a big deal. who would've thought, also, police chief from northhamptonshire earlier sugge

ian hopkins is the chief constable of greater manchester police.ust are not complying with their wills. people having private parties in a home or garden. that is where people are coming to each other‘s houses and getting together, not the same family enjoying time together. they are proper parties. some of the weekend had djs, bouncy castles, fireworks. something like 100 and sixty st parties going on. some can comply with social distancing. because we are getting suggest they are not. similarly with people add in parks. i led a 100 of those sorts of calls as well with people undertaking sporting activities. everyone has been clear. the cycle, walk, jog. games of football, games of cricket, they are not acceptable because it is potentially spreading the virus and putting families and loved ones in danger. that has a sense of some of what has been happening in greater manchester. monitoring of social distancing has been going on. they have reported cases are being spat at, having dogs attacked with a plank of wood. west midlands police have release

manchester united has been given permission to have a safe standing section on a trial basis.ll put 1500 barriers in place for next season and if the trial proves successful it's understood the club will install safe standing and other stadiums. coronavirus has been named as the reason behind afc fyldes women's team folding. it's thought to be the first women's side in the top a0 clubs across england to disband because of covid—19. fylde were ninth in the northern premier division of the national league — the third tier — when the season was suspended. arsenal's top scorer, vivianne miedema is very concerned about the future of the women's game amid the pandemic. she spoke to me earlier ahead of her involvement in fifa's nhs charities together cup. the dutch international also spoke about a possible return to the game in england, despite the men's league in the netherlands being declared null and void. i think definitely an women's football has been confident the last couple years this is a really hard situation because a lot of club, the usa situation because a lot of club, t

once, that seems like quite a manchester number of house parties.ee parties i don't accumulate goldenjubilee, i think you mean like people in the street in the group. and 295 of the group gatherings. our colleague found some of being told off or going for nice quite canoe in cumbria. a car with a canoe on the roof drifts he runs a registration check. i'm going after that. and then heads off. is it a twisted picture of the stop, two men from more than 80 miles away are ordered to do more than 80 miles away are ordered todoa more than 80 miles away are ordered to do a u—turn and go home. more than 80 miles away are ordered to do a u-turn and go home. who would have thought a few weeks ago, and i'm not laughing at this but who would have thought we would have had a cliff of the police and stopping someone in the lake district where a canoe on the top of their car but this is a big deal or who would've thought we had a police chief from the temperature earlier suggesting that they might soon be poking around in people prospect shopping trolleys was thou

. >>> el coronavirus estÁ enlutando al mundo del deporte, la madre del manchester city falleciÓ por eloticia te saludo adelante. >>> saludos buenas tardes vamos con la informaciÓn deportiva informaciÓn triste ya que el manchester city informÓ esta maÑana a travÉs de su pÁgina su cuenta oficial de twitter que la madre del entrenador pepe guardiola el tÉcnico de este equipo ha fallecido a los 82 aÑos de edad a causa del coronavirus, guardiola ya se encuentra en barcelona en donde ha fallecido su madre la sseÑora dolor, espaÑa que de los paÍses mÁs afectados por esta pandemia 13.000 muertes y mÁs de 135.000 casos, descanse en paz la madre de pepe guardiola. en alemania, vamos con informaciÓn de fÚtbol, en alemania se han reanudado los entrenamientos ya lo habÍa hecho el borussia duahora el bayern siguiendo todas las recomendaciones mÉdicas y lineamientos polÍticos pero volvieron con grupos reducidos a las prÁctica, en el golf, tristemente se oficializÓ cancelaciÓn del open, sin embargo se pusieron nuevas fechas para el champion ship de seis a nueve agosto y otras fechas en noviembre. en f

now a choirfrom manchester, which sang with ariana grande following the manchester arena attack, have contemporary youth choir have recorded their own version of the classic song lean on me, in tribute to nhs workers. choirmaster dan mchyer and singer shaunna burnsjoin us now. morning to you both. thank you so much forjoining us. i know you were there on that day with ariana grande. it must be emotional even thinking about it, isn't it? yeah, it really is. i've not listened to that clip for a long time, so all the emotions came running back. dan, you conducted the choir on that day. a really emotional day. why did you wa nt to a really emotional day. why did you want to get involved with supporting the nhs particularly? yeah, it's a day i will never forget. music is so powerful. obviously it is a worldwide language. during times like this we are all stuck inside and we need some positivity sometimes. as a musician that you sometimes. as a musician that you sometimes feel there is not a lot you can do. people are working really hard. the only thing we can do is try to send some positiv

this will help in the fight to keep a light rail networks in greater manchester, sheffield, nottinghamnd local routes to remain open and key workers to get to work during this crisis. all of these new initiatives build on the very considerable work we have seen across transport since this crisis began. the government has taken widespread action to support the industry. for example, we stepped in to keep trains running and to keep the buses running. we have worked with the foreign & commonwealth office and airlines to bring thousands of britons home who are stuck abroad. and as of today, i can also confirm there are now no british holiday—makers left stranded on cruise ships anywhere in the world. to help motorists we have waived the mot renewals until the end of the outbreak, ensuring that vulnerable people are able to stay at home without worrying about their ca rs. but i want to pay particular tribute to the transport critical workers, who have gone above and beyond to keep vital freight and passenger services running, to keep hospitals and chemists supplied with medical goods to ens

hopkins is the chief constable of greater manchester police. getting together. it is not the same familyjust enjoying time together. they are proper parties will stop some of the ones we went to at the weekend had djs, bouncy castles, fireworks. we have had something like 160 street parties going on. some of those clearly can comply with social distancing, but the calls we are getting suggest that they do not. similarly with people out in parks, well over 100 of those sorts of calls as well. people are under undertaken sporting activities, and everybody has been really clear. cycle, walk orjog if thatis really clear. cycle, walk orjog if that is what you want to do, but games of football and cricket are not acceptable, because it is potentially spreading the virus and putting all of us and our families and loved in danger. the headlines on bbc news... the uk government's emergency response committee known as cobra has been meeting to consider whether restrictions on people's movements should be extended. the british prime minister borisjohnson

this chain of bars in manchester has a 600 staff, almost all now furloughed.isastrous for our restaurants if we open them. i think they would barely be profitable and, with our bars, it would be impossible. the capacity of the bars and restaurants have been reduced so much by social distancing measures that i think it will cause us to be closed rather than open and then we would lose less money. tonight among the public, disappointment but also a sense of resignation. it's not nice but we have to do it because otherwise the virus is going to be bad for people, you know? we have to do what we have to do. if you have parents or grandparents, you have to look after them. it seems a bit extreme, but if it's necessary, maybe we have to go that way. the struggle against the virus is exacting a very high price. vaccines and treatments can't come soon enough, but no one can predict when we will get them. but, for the moment, it's keeping people apart the head of the world health organisation has said, that the global coranvirus pandemic will not be over soon. the dire

but england and manchester city's jill scott's been telling us she believes there's still lots to beh the domestic season on hold, she's been speaking to jane dougall about the sport, and also showing off some unique talents. i decided i need to up my game and i had been hitting the weights! lots of footballers have been entertaining fans and themselves while on lockdown. jill scott's team, manchester city, hasn't had a match since february but it is understood when safe, the fa is considering completing the women's super league season at st george's park over the course ofjust six weeks. if its a lot of games in a week, that is two games less, i don't know how well that would go for me. if that's the right thing to do, first, everybody‘s safety, stopping this cruel disease is the main focus. so as long as it was safe and all good to go, then i'm sure people would welcome that. england were scheduled to host the women's euros with the final in wembley in august 2021, now with the postponed olympics expected to take place next summer and the man's euros, that seems unlikely. the world

planck carozza footballers have been entertaining and themselves while on lockdown jill scott's manchesterering completing the women's super league system at st george's park over the course of just six weeks. if its a lot of games ina just six weeks. if its a lot of games in a week, i only need to days rest now. if that's the right thing to do, first and foremost, everybody‘s safety, stopping this cruel disease is the main focus point. as long as it is safe and good to go, i am sure would welcome that. england were scheduled to host the women's euros with the final at wembley in 2021. with the postponed 0lympics expected to take place next summerand 0lympics expected to take place next summer and cements euros, that now seems unlikely. the world players union is concerned the postponement of leagues and major tournaments because of the pandemic that heavily impact on the women's game. custom, it's a worrying time for everybody and at the same time we have to try and at the same time we have to try and focus on the positives. we know the olympics is being moved and that could look like an

and manchester united katie stone, and ingrid captain.ve time on this side but they must use it wisely. though nothing was meant to be the man to bring england forward, off the pitch, he has taken it to new heights but when it comes to results, they have at best stood still. the exact date for the tournament will be from july the 6th tournament will be from july the 6th to the 31st. which overlaps with the commonwealth games in birmingham and that was a number of items on the agenda at uefa's community meeting. and they are trying to finish their domestic leagues rather than declare them null and void orfind a solution for teams to qualify for next season's champions league and europa leagues on sporting merit. non—league football will not resume this season. top of the national league and on course for a promotion to leak two, but third—place notts cou nty wa nt to leak two, but third—place notts county want a chance to go up themselves but there will be a vote on how to decide the season's outcome. i think all options are probably on th

writing school at manchester metropolitan university.ronavirus pandemic. poets are invited to send in their writing, marking where and when the piece was written. the works are published online in chronological order in the hope of creating a living record of what is happening now, seen through poets' eyes. joining me this evening is award—winning poet— andrew mcmillan and romalyn ante who has written for the project and is currently working as a nurse in the uk's national health service. hello to you both. andrew, i will start with you. you have written a poem called garden. i love it if you could be because your poem, please. absolutely. garden. in the beginning dead, like the first flowers for adam were few enough to name but soon adam were few enough to name but soon they grew too many, the vast fields of them. andrew, tell us about the meaning of that home and what led you to that. the whole project, this idea of really documenting day by day what was happening. i wrote this poem on the 25th of march, a month ago today, when the dea

some a successful if not very weird attempt at filling the stands the whole squad took shirts from manchester united arsenal real madrid with cutouts of players faces and they ended up in the stands the few spectators you see there seem. to the asked as their focus on our parts about the 2 new. soccer headlines are few and far between these days so let's have an edition of the rector's day 2 when players have a chance to make news on the pitch and will keep it all in the most recent decades without the 15 paleo is gifted a diamond adorned statue to celebrate his 1283 goals scored during his career he missed superstar during the 98 world cup winning 3 of them during his 2 decades long career 17 ingalls 81st master spaniard sergio garcia defeated justin rose in a sudden death playoff the duo. par for playing 72 holes 1st major title for garcia and his 74th attempt at a big time when they're just devastated on the 18 the hole but in 200-1008 was sad moment tottenham hotspur striker harry kane suffered a bad ankle injury the 1st leg a champions league quarter final tottenham beat manchester 10 in

i think it was greater manchester police come on that issue, the police are doing a great job, it islt line for them to walk but they are doing a terrificjob, i think. above all, as we go into this long bank holiday weekend, i think people should think long and hard, not just about the guidance and importance of keeping it up, but about what happens on the nhs front line who are doing a heroicjob, if people don't comply with those rules in large numbers. i would urge people to take a moment, before they do anything, however one it is, to think about the sacrifices those on the front line particularly in the nhs, are making. did you want to come back? thanks. just on the furloughing and guidance around people with disabilities, do you accept the guidance around social distancing for people with disabilities perhaps needs to be looked at in a bit more detail? we can certainly take another look at it, but of course it is the way that it is applied that's important with flexibility, and again, as i said, a sense of the fact we are all in this together and pull through this together. we c

a weird and kind of successful attempt at filling those stands the home squad took shirts from manchester united arsenal and with the cut outs of players' faces as they became spectators the few human spectators might have rivaled them for enthusiasm about the british 2 nil win and no that was the weirdest thing you and i said last hour it is still the weirdest thing this hour to see and i don't think either person has a lot of excitement going on i still don't know social distancing i don't know what to make of it yeah absolutely and they don't even social distance the dummy no they put them all in i thought an example then you're saying back to before the humans come on you know there are even the people we're sitting so yeah i go oh i'm so i guess maybe they just don't have the same lockdown rules that we have here they might not know you could take a look there they are they are using you that are spaced but not many and most of the don't just get a glove together thankfully the risk of contracting corona virus from dummy to dummy is low so hopefully these fancy had a good time at the

nhs scotla nd manchester and birmingham.d has announced similar plans for the scc in glasgow and in wales, the principality stadium in cardiff is to house patients. getting things done is the message the government wa nts to done is the message the government wants to get across, but matt hancock, meeting staff and training at the nightingale has faced claims he hasn't done enough on testing for the virus. having set a target of 25,000 tests a date which slipped to later this month, he has come up with a hugely increased figure of 100,000 by the end of april, including many more done by academic and industrial laboratories. where are the test going to come from, who is going to do them? it hasn't been explained and you haven't given any detail? i set out a five-point plan yesterday. the first stage is the expansion of the testing capacity within the nhs and within public health england, who are doing an amazing job. then, also the next stage is to bring in the private sector companies, the existing testing companies. one of

this will help in the fight to keep a light rail networks in greater manchester, sheffield, nottinghamal routes to remain open and key workers to get to work during this crisis. all of these new initiatives build on the very considerable work we have seen across transport since this crisis began. the government has taken widespread action to support the industry. for example, we stepped in to keep trains running and to keep the buses running. we have worked with the foreign & commonwealth office and airlines to bring thousands of britons home who are stuck abroad. and as of today, i can also confirm there are now no british holiday—makers left stranded on cruise ships anywhere in the world. to help motorists we have waived the mot renewals until the end of the outbreak, ensuring that vulnerable people are able to stay at home without worrying about their ca rs. at home without worrying about their cars. but i want to pay particular tribute to the transport critical workers, who have gone above and beyond to keep vital freight and passenger services running, to keep hospitals and chemis

street art has appeared in tamworth, manchester artistjamie appeared in tamworth, manchester artist jamiearvings for nhs charities. hector, way you raising money? for the amazing doctors and nurses. captain tom inspired hectorfrom wetherby to walk six miles in six days. happy birthday, captain tom! and best wishes from schools across the uk, still open for the children oaky workers. from all of us here at westfield primary community happy birthday! happy birthday, captain tom! and from a group of friends in swa nsea, tom! and from a group of friends in swansea, this poem. you want to help our nhs, now we can help them to, by being good and staying home and caring, just like you. when we beat this virus, we will still remember you, this world will be a nicer place and we will be nicer, too. 0h, isn't that lovely? and you look at some of these cards here, the m essa g es at some of these cards here, the messages are so touching. they're from all over the world. i think the words that really stick out our hero, and thank you, and i sure those are sentiments we all share. so the big question,

and i hate it when we play manchester united at old trafford we have a one there since 2006 and i don't think i'll ever see us win there again. because here it's not so much the team as the stadium that seems to provoke fear. yeah. we are in fear which is what we think we can plan a certain location and we can feel quite we can plan another location unfold paul and that might not have anything to do with selfish just off a section of. ingres planets and i could have a problem with p.s. mia they've never won in a way to them either in the league or the cup. and there's a curse on the french city of bordeaux. at least for olympic must say because they simply cannot win their day failed in 37 attentions 1977 both of the old stuff musts and the new i thought she. sometimes even whole nations live in fear of certain opponents. ireland have never won a competitive game against sweden. ivory coast have a serious problem with cup of nations nemesis egypt. argentina have lost 2 world cup finals against germany and england also fear germany especially when it goes to penalties but germany themsel

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manchester united are amongst the clubs to pay tribute on social media.der, those are the words from formula i boss, zach brown, who's british based mclaren team have joined williams in furloughing staff as the sport battles against the impact of coronavirus. earlier, i spoke to former world champion nico rosberg and started by asking him what could be done to help smaller teams. we currently have ten teams, 20 cars oi'i we currently have ten teams, 20 cars on the grid. not too long after the financial crisis, we had 18 cars, but i think that's about the limit. so, in reality, we could probably afford to lose one. two becomes the red zone. three, i think, we have very substantial problems. welcome earlier, i spoke to the formula 1 former world champion, roseburg, inserted by asking them what could be done to help the smaller teams. what he says that it's ina smaller teams. what he says that it's in a fragile state, because, if the sport loses two of the smaller teams because of financial difficulties, then that puts the whole sport in difficulty, because

last weekend greater manchester police had more than 1100 reports of people breaking coronavirus rules. some of the ones we saw at the weekend had bouncy castles, fireworks. we have had something like 100 and sixty st parties going on. some of those clearly ca n com ply parties going on. some of those clearly can comply with social distancing, but the calls are suggesting that they are not. so this bank holiday they are putting out videos of local celebrities and front—line workers all with the same message. stay safe, stay healthy, do some exercise and don't be going outside unnecessarily. this is a message to say please, please stay at home. marcus rashford here. just at home. marcus rashford here. just a quick message to remind you all that it a quick message to remind you all thatitis a quick message to remind you all that it is very important to stay indoors and stop spreading the virus. other forces say they have given people time to adjust to the rules and now they are going to start enforcing them. we have a hard core of a few people, it is a minority, who are quite blatantly f

how would it benefit manchester? to be champions might actually not finally get there but let's leave that one to one side. the serious point as eve ryo ne to one side. the serious point as everyone will want to see the return of premier league football but but how do you practically do that if we we're talking about social—distancing? we're talking about social—distancing ? is that we're talking about social—distancing? is that having a crowd that's quarter of the size with empty seats around? i don't know practicality is of that. it seems to me to be massive as well, yes it is nice to have some talk of football returning but i don't think it will be anytime soon if i am honest. we will be talking to former chief constable of greater manchester. i wondered if you wanted to give a view on what has been going on in manchester. reports of police having to break up large gatherings, parties, finds have been issued. what's your feeling about how greater manchester is approaching locked—in and the measures and restriction

our religion editor has been speaking to one gp in greater manchester in england to hear her views aboutic health messages are getting through. with afternoon surgery over, are getting through. with afternoon surgery over, this doctor is on the school run. she and her husband are key workers and at the start of ramadan, she said she's concerned about whether the government's message on the coronavirus is getting through. i don't understand how it would get through to the muslim community. a lot of the messaging was not an english. —— was in english. it's on channel that they may not necessarily be listening to or watching. even the letters that we send out advising patients to shield themselves or 12 weeks in english. these are real specific challenges that this community in particular is facing. 46% of the muslim community lives in the most described parts of the uk. actually play the part. —— deprived parts. we have increasing rates of ill health and a lot of the community is doing more than the ca re community is doing more than the care “— community is doing more than the care —— mor

our religion editor, martin bashir, has been speaking to one gp in greater manchester in england to hearasting, faith and whether public health messages are getting through. with afternoon surgery over, dr siema iqbal is on the school run. she and her husband are key workers, and at the start of ramadan, she says she's concerned about whether the government's message on the coronavirus is getting through. i don't understand how it would get through to the muslim community. a lot of the messaging coming out from the government is in english. it's on radio stations and tv channels that they may not necessarily be listening to or watching. even the letters that we send out advising patients to shield themselves for 12 weeks are all in english. these are real, specific challenges that this community in particular is facing. 46% of the muslim community lives in the 10% of the most deprived parts of the uk. that surely plays a part. we also have increasing rates of poverty, ill—health and we have a lot of the community doing more of the precarious roles. so, they may be working as cleaners, bu

here, correspondentjudith moritz is at home in manchester, working on a bbc news piece with her cameraman derbyshire. the nhs scheme only covers england... news reports are the result of teamwork between correspondents, producers, camera operators and studio editors. oh, and children too, who can make their presence felt when correspondents work from home. what are your thoughts? keeping both staff and contributors safe is a priority. video interviews has become the norm of late. keeping two metres away from interviewees can be hard, but boom mics allow sound to be captured safely in high quality. good morning. it's seven o'clock. the headlines this morning... and it's notjust television. kitchens and front lounges have been converted into makeshift radio studios, like those of the today programme. here is the bbc‘s david sillito using a duvet to improve sound quality. furnishings can absorb sound and reduce echo. to a much greater extent than is generally acknowledged, journalism is the product of a particular energy, camaraderie and culture from within a newsroom, like that of the bbc.

that is following interest for manchester united.last month he might leave spurs if they do not progress because you want to win titles sooner because you want to win titles sooner rather than later. it was suggested the chairman daniel levy was open to a transfer. james ward—prowse says southampton's first—team squad decision to take a pay deferral for the next month up in mice with the club is all about. the club have chosen not to use the government furlough scheme and they said the players' decision was the thing to do to help the football club. as a group, we were just a united meeting and a chat about what we wanted to do going forward and then how the club saw it, and a really positive decision was made. like i said, the people within the club are the most important, and we get a lot of support on a saturday from the community and the people outside, and it was important that amongst this ongoing virus that we made a decision to helpless people. the italian football federation has called for players to be tested for coronaviru

we had greater manchester police talking about last weekend that the weather was not even going to be0 parties they had to break up and parties including street parties and bouncy castles. not everybody has got this message andi not everybody has got this message and i could say this to go to be an anxious time for police, because we do need to keep the social distancing in place because scientists are telling us the cheap scientific officer said their site that may just be scientific officer said their site that mayjust be working. do you think a stricter locked out is necessary in that case? his difficult balance to get here and i have some sympathy with the police but i also have it with a dangerous if you create this but will which are behind most people actually abiding by the restrictions could end up falling apart. so the tone and how the police it has got to be really quite subtle and cautious at times, but as i

it has pictures from a number of testing sites, cardiff, manchester and they are all empty and it sayss a day by the end of the month but less than a fifth of thatis the month but less than a fifth of that is being hit. testing sites still lie empty, would you make of that? meyer these testing sites lying empty? they have been empty for several days and the tests are there ready to be taken by essential workers but they do not seem to be turning up there. and mr hancock's promise of 100,000 tests a day looks extremely unlikely. he hopes he achieve that by the end of the month. there was another article referencing borisjohnson's reference of 250,000. wales today and abandon any sort of target, which they had a target of 5000 a day and reads nowhere near that and abandon it altogether and the issue is crucial if we are going to see any relaxation of the lockdown. we find out who had said and who has an aunt who is being affected,...lj think donald trump has actuallyjust started that news conference in washington, we will go to that and a couple of minutes. let me ask, do you think that

here at manchester united, for example, revenues last season were a record £620 million.as a sport with such wealth, football's response to the current crisis has come under scrutiny. it's understood the premier league captains, led by liverpool'sjordan henderson, are discussing giving money to charity and the league itself has given £20 million to the nhs. some believe the criticism of football has been harsh. there was a little bit of a backlash to the premier league players, who obviously are not going to come out and say anything individually at the moment because, you know, they're relying on the union to speak for them and obviously that's happened today. the premier league had hoped to return to playing at the start of may, but now say that won't happen. instead, they'll hope their actions off the pitch can provide a positive. andy swiss, bbc news. and finally, bill withers, the soul singer behind hits such as lean on me and ain't no sunshine, has died. # lean on me. # when you're not strong. # and i'll be your friend. # i'll help you carry on...# he passed away in

el mismo castigo aplicado al manchester city por violar las leyes del fair play financiero.sieron de su parte fue... y justin verlander. ambos se encargaron de resaltar la labor de los servicios de salud. quÉ organizaciones van a recibir las donaciones. cuando llegue el primer cheque van a revelar la primera org en y zaciones. >>> las transmisiones televisivas segÚn reportes la liga y la cadena espn para transmitir juegos de... el primer jugador intenta un tiro y el segundo jugador tiene que imitarlo. si no lo consigue el jugador se queda con la letra, en este caso la h y deletrea la palabra horse. tener las figuras mÁs grandes de su equipo representando a u franquicia en ella. vamos a ver si esto se da. quÉdense con nosotros en zona mixta con miguel gurwitz y carlos hermosillo. que tenga una excelente noche. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos

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joining me now, julia manchester. great to see you this morning. president trump, as we saw over the weekend, throwing his support behind protests to force some states to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, pitting the people of the state against their local governments in some respects. as you heard my colleague, chuck todd, say possibly trying to undermine the local leadership there. what is the strategy for the president with this back and forth? >> i think this is very political. the states that president trump seems to be bringing up just happen to be led by democratic governors, michigan, virginia, minnesota. he's targeting those states. asiding from that, president trump throughout his presidency has touted the economy, the stock market gains made under his administration and the economy. now those gains are gone and president trump in a re-election year, he's also a businessman, he wants to get those gains back. so his mind is laser focused on the economy to he's pushing these states where the governors may not be as focused on the econom

hoy 6 de abril perdiÓ la vida, a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter el mÁnchester city enviÓ un mensaje derus. la nfl confirmÓ este lunes a travÉs de un documento enviado, que el evento serÁ realizado de forma virtual. el tÉcnico de las Águilas del amÉrica revelÓ que la situación que viviÓ el chileno nicolÁs castillo fue complicada, ya que estuvo en riesgo de perder una pierna. seÑalÓ que sigue considerando a castillo por la importancia que tiene el jugador en el equipo pero dependerÁ de su recuperaciÓn, fortaleza y de los mÉdicos para que vuelva a jugar. este martes 7 de abril lo mejor del clÁsico joven de clausura 2014. cruz azul contra amÉrica y lo mejor de la champions league hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn, muchas gracias. paola: a las 11:00 le tenemos mÁs informaciÓn, ♪ >> lunes 6 de abril son las principales noticias. un pequeÑo rayo de esperanza. nueva york reporta menos hospitalizaciones y menos personas muertas por la pandemia del coronavirus. sin embargo, las autoridades de salud advierten que podrÍa ser la peor semana de la pandemia en el paÍs con mayor cantidad de enfermos y mayor c

harriet durkin, an a&e nurse at the manchester royal infirmary, did just that.ot to work painting harriet wearing her ppe. what does it mean to you now to have it? i'll have that picture forever and be able to look back, you know, and remember what a difficult time it had been, but people that i work with, people i call my friends, everybody coming together, i can look at that and think, gosh, you know. it's very emotional. critical care nurse carolina pinto also got in touch with tom, who has been inundated with portrait requests from hundreds of doctors and nurses. he matched her with bp portrait award finalist mary jane ansel, who conducted a virtual sitting. so i'm really excited to paint you and i think this is such a lovely idea. i never had my portrait done before, but it's also good to have like this kind of experience where people are supporting us in a different way. that must be really difficult when you've got your mask on, because i know that that sort of connection that you have with your patients, that's such a huge part of looking after them. and

manchester united are amongst the clu bs to manchester united are amongst the clubs to pay tribute onicised for following staff, the head of the players union has hit back. the head of the players union said his astonished that players will asked to ta ke astonished that players will asked to take a reduction in pay. he also says players know that they must help, but they want to know where the money will go. tottenham, newcastle, norwich and bournemouth has also all use the government‘s 80% pay scheme for those no longer working, funded by the taxpayer. players and coaches are to begin individual negotiations with clubs over wages. let‘s get more on the news that we what you just mm moment ago about the open being cancelled. our goal correspondence joins us now.

from manchester in 1956 it was delivered to a straight back then it was bright green after that it landed somewhere in texas before it fell into steve case hands he then turned it into a work of art. the only space for sleeping is outside. inside it looks like it's straight out of a steam comic book. used every day with. those used around. used a lot of heavy material for his fantasy infantry. with a truck in the front and. it just doesn't want to go in a straight line it wants to go. when you go to your destination you'll get a new kiss it's because you saw together in one place. steve case boss wants this very production hole the one millions transporter rolled off the assembly line here in 1962. but then demand started to dwindle v.w. try to avert the worst they revived performance up to 42 horsepower but sales kept sliding nonetheless in 1967 after 1800000 models the t one was discontinued. but that didn't mean the v.w. bus was done for the t 2 followed up as a reworked version it had an undivided wraparound windshield a sliding side door and was faster and more modern minutes predece

el mismo castigo que se le aplicÓ al manchester city por el fair play financiero.undesligas entrenan la semana pasada entre ellos el rival del bayer el borussia dortmund la bundesliga se desarrolla hasta mayo. alemania el cuarto paÍs con mÁs contagios en el mundo con mÁs de cien mil pero con el Índice de mortalidad mÁs bajo de todo el orden en estados unidos los casos estÁn a la oro dern y lo que queda de la temporada 2019 y 2020 incluso una pos etc temporada no es posible recortar por el uso de los estadios segÚn los reportes la liga analizÓ la posibilidad de terminar la temporada como las vegas, sin embargo, esta idea se implemenÓo en china y no funcionÓ la liga no hablaba de reanudar la liga y tener conversaciones. por el momento lo que la nba es regresar la televisiÓn con juegos de (nombre en inglÉs) lo juegos de (nombre en inglÉs) lo veremos a lo que hagamos ahora,á para siempre nuestro mañana. entonces, hagamos lo correcto hoy. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los dem