kathy chavez napoli: yes, and what we wanted to do is really showcase in the city of morgan hill andartin and gilroy the talent we have with the young people playing mariachi. and so this was a way for us to showcase them and we're hoping to continue into the next decades. damian: why is it important, shirley, to do this? i mean, i don't think i need to describe your accomplishments in silicon valley going back to you and i talking about the chicana movement, if you will, but it's 2021 and you're still going. what is it about this event that lured you in? shirley trevino: well, i think it's threefold. one, that the youth are supported in their effort to continue their education, especially their musical education. as you know, damian, musical programs have been cut in many of the schools and so it's a time to celebrate culturally and musically their efforts. secondly, it's important to celebrate also that the parents have got them involved and are supporting them as well. and thirdly, it's a community as a whole that has created this event so that we could celebrate their successes a

insigne puso el 2—0 definitivo para la victoria del napoli.dio y terminÓ en la novena posiciÓn. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. muchas gracias y regresÓ con ustedes. fÉlix: nos despedimos en argentina donde este sÁbado culminÓ el festival mundial de tango con el emblemÁtico obelisco de buenos aires como telÓn de fondo. el evento se cerrÓ con dos parejas argentinas en las principales categorÍas del certamen. unas 4000 personas presenciaron las finales del evento. en esta ocasiÓn se desarrollaron en una modalidad hÍbrida, presencial y virtual debido al cierre de fronteras. mas de 25 paÍses participaron en la competencia. al ritmo de milonga nos despedimos hoy. los esperamos esta noche. locutor: esta noche, en “aquÍ y ahora” sigue la crisis humanitaria en la frontera. muchos inmigrantes dicen sentirse atrapados entre las deportaciones y el bloqueo de las autoridades. >> pero si la cosa va mejor, cruzamos para allÁ, porque nosotros andamos en bÚsqueda de vida. locutor: el caso de la pequeÑa ada es un ejemplo de la explosiÓn de covid entre men

the match of the day saw leicester city and napoli play out a 2—2 draw at the king power stadium.but napoli weren't to be outdone — nigerian striker victor osimhen scored twice, the equaliser coming with just three minutes left. people talk before the game, and happily with the favourites for the competition, with all the experience they had and quality but we were very competitive tonight and disappointed to lose the golf —— napoli. lots for us to be happy about and lots for us to go away and look at and analyse what could be better. and west ham beat last season's quarter finalists on their return to the competition. they won 2—0 at dinamo zagreb. on—form striker michail antonio with theirfirst and england midfielder declan rice completed the win, with a stunning solo goal on his 150th appearance for the club — something his manager was delighted with. it was the captain of west ham and the first time in europe for a long time away from home, scores a goal which certainly makes the game much more comfortable so from that point of view we see a real development. you must not forg

it still won't be easy though, the group with at spartak moscow, warsaw and to not path components napolith three wins out of three domestically. tonight, it is leicester's shop to stop them and beat them. lots of pedigree this year in the real pulley, many teens who just missed out on getting into the champions league. eight of tonight's ties are under way in the europa league. you can see that celtic have the lead at real betis, albian ajeti with the goal. these are half—time scores mostly with at least the half—time whistles going off. it is to have been to now there, what a game. west ham are also away. michail antonio with the goal to give them the lead against dinamo zagreb. rangers kick off a little bit later at the i blocks against lee llong. it has been many years as we have three european competitions and that was when the aruba cup was born out of the previously. this could be a good omen for tottenham. that of the previously. this could be a good omen for tottenham. that is a ure good omen for tottenham. that is a pure centre — good omen for tottenham. that is a pure centre an

barbara. title favors, napoli have hit the bank from it's who gold f. fit in the euro. plague the italian, same grubbing, it's sue to draw against. alas, the city in the opening group game, spaniard, her as opened the scoring for less against the same thing in the champions league and for the previous 5 seasons, all the bones and added a 2nd to the break is less looks we putting the game out of sight, a few goals from napoli, nigeria and international victor alderman, turning the game around, ensuring it finished all square west and back in the manger of european competition for the 1st time since 2006 nicole antonio, bring them one milla head against my soul grub in croatia for his 5th goal of the season, and rice wrapping up a to nail when now the all new year over conference leak is also kicked off, its effectively a bird to europe in competition, england counts in hurricane starting to putnam in the group g game against the french, how to rent this go from mil. holberg saw the game finishing to to the top team and each group is guaranteed of place in the last 16. a little messy 1st fo

in italy, napoli are the new leaders of serie a after thrashing sampdoria.l competitions. fabian ruiz and piotr zielinski got the other goals as napoli made it five wins out of five to go two points clear at the top of the table. the former arsenal manager arsene wenger — has defended his plans to hold a world cup every two years. he's now fifa's head of global development — and the ideas were criticised when first proposed. but speaking to the bbc�*s �*sports desk�* podcast — wenger said he's willing to gamble to make football better. i would say the world cup is such a huge event but i don't think it will diminish prestige. you want to be the best in the world and you want to be the best in the world every year. the risk is to make football better and i'm ready to take that gamble. tennis — and the top seed, hubert hurkacz, is through to the quarter—finals of the moselle open in northern france. the man from poland — who's ranked 13th in the world — beat the french wildcard lucas pouille in straight sets. hurkacz won 6—2, 6—3 — and plays former world numbe

colo pre tournament famous natalie, now face a challenge just to get out of the euro, poly group napoli, top of, sorry, out, with a 100 percent record. and we're ahead and spot that moscow just 11 seconds as like rallied with 3 to away victory after both teams were reduced and men napoli as they can just one point from 2 games. the english, i think a whole is less the are in the same group. they are struggling. they lots of intolerance, like it was sort of a group and a gulf events where the difference is taking place in nevada. this is the world long drive championship. game is pretty simple to hit the ball as far as you can write a cut when at price in the shampoo was one of the title, a favorite guy. he's already top 400 yards with some of his show. just dates of the champion that will be decided on friday. okay. that his high school is looking for now let's get back to barbara in london. and d, thank you very much and that is it for this news. our do stay with us. so i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with that. and for watch effect of i a news news, news, news, white, repre

through my gerry and international victor. seamen turned the game around pay to the final school. napoli are giving the favorites for the, for the competition with all the experience they haven't quality. so we were very competitive tonight and then okay, for disappointed to lose the goals. and it's still not far as to be to be happy about. i'm not supposed to go away and the non lays will, can be better. and as your capital, they played a fantastic match from the start. they challenged the opposition playing without fearing a match where they would constantly turn around. and this shows how strong a mentality this team has. we made some very important steps forward compared to our previous games for morale, madrid, boss, call us care, us has officially signed on as egypt, new national manager. carol 1st made his name in club football, as alex folks is assistant and much united before moving to madrid. since then, he has earned a reputation as a capable national team coach each. it become 6 nation that he will coach the country, have to walk up, qualify as against libya, coming up next m

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leicester looked on course for a famous european win against napoli at the king power stadium.ce finish. but the italians weren't beaten yet as victor osimhen scored twice, the equaliser coming in the 87th minute. celtic had been two goals up against real betis, thanks to this from albian ajeti and another from the penalty spot. but the spanish side scored twice in two minutes, juanmi levelling the match before half—time. and then, they had too much for celtic in the second half, scoring two goals in three minutes this time, juanmi getting his second. celtic pulled one back late on, but 11—3 was the final score. it was a disappointing night, too, for rangers, who were beaten 2—0 at home to the french side lyon. also in european action tonight were tottenham hotspur who were in france for the inaugural europa conference league. but they could only manage a draw in group g against rennes. spurs opened the scoring, but then conceded twice needing pierre—emile hojbjerg's goal to salvage a point. england's men are up to third in fifa's world rankings. that equals their highest posit

judiciary is involved in serious violations against government opponent and it's for title favorites, napoli hit back from it to go deficit in the euroleague, the italian side grabbing it to, to draw in that opening. great, ah, china has warned the 3 nations in a new in the pacific security alliance that they would trigger a new cold war arms race. the u. s. u. k and australia made the surprise announcements about their new partnership. on wednesday. you will see australia provided with the technology and capability to deploy nuclear powered submarines, new zealand, singapore in japan of all, largely welcome to the move or at least the in the pacific focus, which will see the sharing of other defense technology. but it's been called a trunk style, a stab in the back by france, which will lose its own submarine deal with australia. and it's overshadowed the european union's long expected pacific strategy, which was announced that just hours later. and as the 3 allies may have intended, the worst reception was in china. it warned of damage to regional stability. but the deals being seen as a p

perisic scoring in stoppage—time to complete a 3—1 victory for the champions, who move a point ahead of napoliopes of winning the five—match series. england batted first after new zealand won the toss — and they were bowled out forjust 178, with pace bowler lee tahuhu taking 5 for 38. that was her first five—wicket haul in 0ne—day internationals. in reply, maddy green hit an unbeaten 70 as the tourists reached their target with more than 4 overs to spare. tahuhu hit the winning runs with a 6 as new zealand won by 3 wickets to reduce england's lead in the series to 2-1. the 11th match is at derby on thursday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me — and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you soon. i will see similar the top stories, don't go away. hello there. another warm day in the offing for many with spells of sunshine once the early mist and patchy, dense fog clears away. however, further north we do have a different complexion to the weather for the day ahead. some cloudy skies with some rain, heavy to start and the risk of autumnal gal

they host napoli at 8, and their manager is expecting a tough match against a side he feels would bechampions league. here's a check on the british teams in action today. celtic are away at real betis, while rangers host lyon at 8. in the new europa conference league, tottenham are away at rennes. england's women are batting after being put in by new zealand in the first one day international in bristol. it's the first of five matches, and england have made a solid start. a few moments ago they were 43—0 in the eighth over. you can follow that one on the bbc website. now rugby union, and george north has signed a new two—year dual contract with ospreys and the welsh rugby union. north has played 102 internationals for wales and three tests for the british and irish lions. the wales back is currently sidelined by a long—term knee ligament injury suffered in april. four—times world champion sebastian vettel and canadian lance stroll, son of the owner, will race for aston martin again next season in an unchanged driver line—up. vettel won four formula one championships in a row with red

leicester should also have been celebrating a famous european win against napoli at the king power stadium napoli arguably the favourites for the competition with the experience they have and the quality, but we were very competitive tonight. we are disappointed to lose the goals, but still lots for us to be happy about and go away and look at and analyse where we can be better. celtic also let a lead slip in a thrilling match against spanish side real betis. they were 2—0 up inside 30 minutes, but then defensive frailty cost them dearly as they conceded two goals, either side of half—time and ended up losing 4—3. it was a disappointing night too for their glasgow neighbours rangers, who were beaten 2—0 at home to the french side lyon. spurs were involved in the new tournament, the europa conference league. that's the third tier of european competition. but it was a stuttering start and they needed this goalfrom pierre—emile hoiberg to salvage a point in france against rennes. 2—2 the final score. it was a true captain's peformance that helped england's women beat new zealand in the first

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leicester should have been celebrating a famous european win against napoli at the king power stadiums a really good measure for us. i think people talked before the game, napoli arguably being the favourites for the competition with all the experience that they have and the quality, but we were very competitive tonight. and ok, we're disappointed to lose the goals, but still, lots for us to be happy about and lots for us to go away and look at and analyse where we can be better. celtic also let a lead slip in a thrilling match against spanish side real betis. they were 2—0 up inside thirty minutes but then defensive frailty cost them as they conceded two goals either side of half—time and ended up losing, 4—3. it was a disappointing night too for their glasgow neighbours rangers, who were beaten 2—nil at home to the french side lyon. spurs were involved in the new tournament, the europa conference league, the third tier of european competition. but it was a stuttering start and they needed this goal from pierre—emile hojbjerg to salvage a point in france against rennes. 2—2 the final

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european football with plenty of british interest — leicester have a tough europa league match against napoli welcome to the bbc news at six. the roll—out of covid boosterjabs across the uk got under way today, with the government setting out to give more than 30 million people an extra layer of protection this winter. jabs will be offered to the over—50s, as well as care—home staff and residents, front—line nhs workers and younger adults with certain health conditions. but there are still more than five million adults in the uk who haven't yet had their first vaccine, and the government has been urging those people to come forward. our medical editor, fergus walsh, reports. do you want to roll up your sleeve for me? here we go again — not first or second doses of covid vaccine, but boosters. or second doses of covid vaccine, but boosters-_ but boosters. health workers at cro don but boosters. health workers at croydon university _ but boosters. health workers at croydon university hospital - but boosters. health workers at| croydon university hospital were but boosters. health workers at. cr

the europa league is up and running — with napoli coming from behind, for a valuable point against leicester it to the final of euro 2020 and july and drew with poland. belgium remained top with brazil second, while the 90s, scotland in 45th and northern ireland 47. the lionesses will be joined by germany and spain, both ranked in favour�*s top ten with a fourth competing nation to be announced soon. the chelsea and england star rhys james has appealed to fans to help find his playing medals after they were stolen on tuesday. he says thieves broke into his home and stole his champions league and super league —— super cup medals from the euro 2020 champions. he appealed for help saying these menswear one representing chelsea and england, honours that can never be taken away from me. the five days after making tennis history, and a ready kyo has arrived home. she was reunited with her parents. she became the first british woman in 44 years to win the grand slam title. —— emma raducanu. as british number one and 23rd in the world. joe salisbury won two titles at flushing meadows. and also the m

they host napoli at 8pm, and their manager is expecting a tough match against a side he feels would bears in the competition so they arrived in the europa league is one of the few brits to do well in it so very good side full of experience and quality but it's such an exciting game for us to start the competition and we are excited by it. here's a check on the british teams in action today. celtic are away at real betis, while rangers host lyon at 8pm. in the new europa conference league, tottenham are away at rennes. england's women will welcome three of the world's top sides next february for the first staging of a new annual invitational women's tournament. the lionesses will be joined by germany and spain, both also ranked in fifa's top ten — with the fourth competing nation to be announced soon. there'll be three double—header matches played across seven days in a round—robin format. meanwhile england's men are up to third in fifa's world rankings, equalling their highest ever position since rankings were introduced in 1992. england made it to the final of euro 2020 injuly, and be

the judge rejected epics claim that the iphone maker is a non-napoli and not order apple restore fortnite to the app. they did say that they have engaged in some anti-competitive conduct, ordering into allow developers to let users pay for transactions online, circumventing apple fees. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, the chief asia-pacific economist joins us to preview china's activity data and other things to look out for on the economic front. up next we continue our discussion with wells fargo asset management ryan jacobson ahead of the key u.s. inflation trend this week during this is bloomberg. ♪ >> my forecasts for inflation have remained high and will begin to move down next year but i do see upside risk to this forecast. it is possible the higher price could cause longer run inflation expectations to rise above the levels consistent with our 2% goal. >> i do not think we are anywhere close to the kind of carter er