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chelsea bound tino phantom made his last appearance for light to come saturday the 24 year old initiated the attack from the off hoping to go out with a bang away at book. teammate failed to finish off the play. they risk facing the ballot himself was the one to open the scoring in the 28 minutes back in his 27th of the season and his 16th away go. hypo hellish was not pleased as his side hadn't managed one shot on goal before half time but in the 72nd minute. reacted quickly to philip knox's deflected free kick bringing his side level past. but it was found to have the last laugh coming to light 6 rescue minutes later down a cemented his position as the top scorer and life 6 short history with 95 goals in his 4 seasons. leipzig finished good and will surely miss the germany attack as firepower in the remaining champions league matches in the oldest. arms good luck. private's match against shock and might have been that last time playing in the beloved shots. with construction of the new ground on the way. and the stench of mike signs ran riot making it a memorable one even without the f

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tinos and mexicans in if you look at the program, 80% of dr. recipients are mexican, 90% are mexican and, or, central american. the claim was that the rescission isn't based on reason but based on racial animus, hatred, or prejudice against the group. supreme court 81 said there was insufficient evidence from this to go forward, the only dissenter on that point was justice sotomayor, and that could have broader implications for racial claims and immigration generally outside of this content and >> in wh way? >> i think if you look at trump versus away, the case about immigration bans or travel ban's, the muslim back, again, in that case, the supreme jocou ty on a 5/4 majority, found that all the evidence of anti-muslim statements by president trump himself,were insufficient to make out a case of religious discriminaon, as against the proclamation that banned the entry of people from majority muslim countries. here again, you have that same sort of rationale. so it seems like part of a broader project, at least on the part of justice roberts, an

alone that are hosting you know they'll travel from city to city so that'll be fun to have in 2023 tino is pledging $1000000000.00 to invest in women's soccer $100000000.00 in prize money so that in the hell is that the president a fifo giani you know great ok big deal but in the last story i want to get to real quick. our favorite one of our favorite tennis guys here he took a tour around his tennis academy as you see him there walking around with the actually uncle tony who his uncle used to be one of his coaches but he's checking out his tennis academy they call it the dream tennis school it's rough in the dolls academy there in spain and he was just checking out the progress even some i can so that was pretty cool to say what he loves that guy is great as somebody loves an adult all right. i don't think there's a person on earth who doesn't like a guy i mean the guy he goes money to kidding thanks to. that's our news thanks so much for being with us will see to right here when it's time to do the. survival guide books to see just like all the stars simply. don't forget. repatriation

we have determined approximately 31% of recent cases have been occurring in a largely tino population. we immediately targeted our outreach to efforts in these communities. this includes interviews on latinoadio stations, radio stations and the redistribution of information and resources in these areas. we continue to increase covid-19 testing availability in greenville. health carep of providers and health care facilities, we continue to work with community partners to accomplish that. while we work to identify hotspots in the state and take extra steps to stop the spread of the virus in these areas, i asked everybody listening to me now to ask yourself, how you could possibly help to stop the spread of the virus, what you can personally do to protect yourself and take your communities, so that we can return to normal activity sooner rather than later. this will help reduce the impact of the virus that we are all experiencing, if we take these individual measures and ask if there is more that we could do to stop the spread of the virus. your community may not be a hotspot today, but

protected and government aid is not enough to help those who've lost their jobs the president a lot and tino cortizone a sacked his health minister and 2 other cabinet ministers over corruption scandals the virus is spreading rapidly in panama with more than 29000 cases and 564 deaths people in burundi are attending a state funeral for the president and couldn't aziza he died earlier this month while still in office is taking place in the capital taker and will include military honors and religious ceremonies the us house of representatives has passed the sweeping police reform bill brought by the democrat party the vote was held one month to the day after george floyd's death in police custody the legislation would reduce legal protections for officers and banned chokeholds will now be sent to the republican controlled senate where it is likely to be rejected those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the coming war on china aussie in 30 minutes. these american bases form a giant news encircling china with missiles bombers warships. if you were in beijing looking o

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perspective it oftentimes results in a very negative portrayal not only of black people but with tino'sr white people. obviously, they are not going into big law firms in planning a drug dealer in the bathroom. this of street crime so a heavy load of people in the streets. into my mind, you know i can say this directly to all of you. would you want a tv camera in your face on the worst day of your life? would you want that to be seen by all of america, the worst day of your life? i just think that shows basically what it boils down to, kind of, you know a peek look at people and their most distressed, awful condition. >> greg: i always felt like i agree with that part, but i don't think that is the reason why it is being canceled. emily come i want to play you a clip from president trump that we just heard moments ago about what would happen if we didn't have police. >> i'm thinking what happens late at night when you make that call to 911 and there was nobody there? what do you do? whether white, black, or anybody else, what do you do? you are darling and somebody breaking into your ho

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protected and government aid is not enough to help those who've lost their jobs the president lauren tino cortizone sacked his health minister and 2 other cabinet members over corruption scandals the virus is spreading rapidly in panama with more than 29000 cases and 564 deaths. running gun battles between rival drug gangs in mexico have killed at least 16 people the bodies were found in rural cinna lower states in the territory of el chapo guzman cartel gang violence has been increasing this year 3000 murders were recorded in march that's the 2nd highest monthly tally on the record 117 people were killed on june the 7th the most violent day this year in economically in the poem and. it was clearly between organized crime groups operating in this area and involved competition between gangs to give you an idea in the last month we have seized 40 heavy rock fals 5 machine guns 2 berets 10 grenades 35000 cartridges and 24 vehicles in the tepic area alone. the big swarm of locusts that originated in paraguayan is making its way through argentina and stretching towards brazil brazil's agricult

thursday while barsa play their 1st game next saturday realm an orca ahead of world football jenny infant tino says all leagues must ensure player health is their top priority you've seen the medical recriminations swe should last week to support a rule for the restart of competitions which always keep in mind the most important principle. comes 1st also the possibility you have now to opt for 5 substitutions has the same purpose protect the health in this case of other players top level football has resumed in vietnam with no restrictions on fans attending games if. you believe was suspended in march to do the global spread of chrono virus but with no cope with 1000 deaths recorded in the country in just 328 confirmed cases football has come back without social distancing measures or limits on crowd sizes. of football is still suspended in brazil 2 to do the virus but that hasn't stopped former brazil striker fred making a big effort to complete his latest transfer the 36 year old cycled for more than 600 kilometers from his old club cruzeiro to the doors of fluminense say in rio he did the r

with the work i do today have provided me with the unique perspective on the challenges faced by the tino immigrants and farm workers. this pandemic has made extensional contributions to democrats and farm workers are making to our country. i have worked on the front lines of the dashes of treating physician. we serve more than 52,000 individuals every year. over half of our population is latino. 90% live at the poverty line and 20% are farmworkers. her patients are some of the most vulnerable. black of housing health care food instability and unsafe working environments contribute to their higher rates of diabetes, respiratory illnesses in lower life expectancy. covid-19 continues to expose the heightened challenges of increase for mobility are communities face. it increases the infection rate for the positive rate among latino groups have increased. in oregon latinos represent approximately 13% of the population yet we are 30% of the positive cases. as of june 2 we have tested 1418 individuals. just over 60% of those tested identify as latino. 92% of the positive cases. latinos account

. >> and this is our newborn baby tino that we welcomed to the world june 2nd.andemic. >> what a beautiful family. congratulations, nicole, nick and romeo on your new addition. oh my gosh. we just -- keep the pictures coming. love having you here and being a part so we can all be together again. we were together this weekend, lara spencer. thank you for sending the picture of our two together, riva and little man. they were something together. >> do we have an announcement to make? >> no, no. >> i believe young love is -- was witnessed this weekend. >> oh. i know. the way their paws were together. we'll have to share that picture with everyone. before that how about a little "pop news"? how about that. >> you got it. you got it, robin. it was great to see you and i'm so happy to see you right there this morning with your beautiful color. we both are wearing our sunny oranges, and we're going to begin with jennifer hudson who has put her heart and her soul into her latest project, taking on the role of the great aretha franklin. well, last night, everybody, the w

hemos terminado nos falta alcanzar la textura de un pudín de chocolate que es entre cremosa e hiciera tinosamos a dejar caer así. entonces directamente al refrigerador y en el refrigerador va a tardar unas dos horas en tomar la textura de pudín. yo golpeamos un poco para que quede bien plano. cuando lo tenemos listo cómo podemos decorar. si se sienten animados de pueden rayar un poco de jengibre fresco por encima me pueden colocar eso que se llama jengibre acaramelado pero a mí me gusta el hecho de tomar un poco de chocolate blanco y un poco de negro y sencillamente cortarlo al si pero nada muy sofisticado así como rústico romper un poco y luego. >>> por qué me ves así. >>> porque es rústico . >>> se lo colocamos por encima y lo tenemos. qué rico e maravilloso se lo voy a acercar a que un poco para que la cámara lo vea. >>> qué rico señores . >>> el grande es el mío. >>> yo el chiquito porque luego con el chocolate matías se mueve . >>> buen provecho . >>> le cuento lo que tenemos para regresar de la pausa en 100 días para enamorarnos. la curiosidad mata al gato y es que plutarco no puede m

ack, white, lat tino, asia yab-american, multi rasheal, multi generational, coming together saying enough, we need to deal with systemic racism and start with the cancer of police brutality. that is what the george floyd justice and policing bill is all about. some about antifa or autonomous or defunding the police that doesn't appear in this bill. but let's have a real debate. you are entitled to your own opinion, but not entitled to your own facts. those words ring true. that president john adams. i'm thankful to the house democratic caucus for rising to the cage. we have said to the protestors of every race throughout america, we hear you, we see you , we are you. death you know that the of george floyd was not called to my attention by a fellow member of congress, by my chief of staff or legislative director but called to my attention by my young son who said dad, it's happened again. what are you going to do about it? and those words ran straight through to my heart. and i say to him and say to all those other black children in america, we are here today as house democrats to do some

ack, white, lat tino, asia yab-american, multi rasheal, multi generational, coming together saying enough, we need to deal with systemic racism and start with the cancer of police brutality. that is what the george floyd justice and policing bill is all about. some about antifa or autonomous or defunding the police that doesn't appear in this bill. but let's have a real debate. you are entitled to your own opinion, but not entitled to your own facts. those words ring true. that president john adams. i'm thankful to the house democratic caucus for rising to the cage. we have said to the protestors of every race throughout america, we hear you, we see you , we are you. death you know that the of george floyd was not called to my attention by a fellow member of congress, by my chief of staff or legislative director but called to my attention by my young son who said dad, it's happened again. what are you going to do about it? and those words ran straight through to my heart. and i say to him and say to all those other black children in america, we are here today as house democrats to do some

ack, white, lat tino, asia yab-american, multi rasheal, multi generational, coming together saying enough, we need to deal with systemic racism and start with the cancer of police brutality. that is what the george floyd justice and policing bill is all about. some about antifa or autonomous or defunding the police that doesn't appear in this bill. but let's have a real debate. you are entitled to your own opinion, but not entitled to your own facts. those words ring true. that president john adams. i'm thankful to the house democratic caucus for rising to the cage. we have said to the protestors of every race throughout america, we hear you, we see you , we are you. death you know that the of george floyd was not called to my attention by a fellow member of congress, by my chief of staff or legislative director but called to my attention by my young son who said dad, it's happened again. what are you going to do about it? and those words ran straight through to my heart. and i say to him and say to all those other black children in america, we are here today as house democrats to do some

cooker, taking our time was not just going to be through money added, grabbing african-americans in the tino and calling that diversity -- and latinos, and calling that diversity. it was gonna take a long overhaul in a long build out. i applaud the government workers in camden who took their time and work it through, a comprehensive and collective overhaul, because they called and people from all over the city to participate in that, and that took time. camden, we saw multiple murders. i did multiple funerals of kids under 15, and on the other hand it felt very, very unsafe. all of us wanted to say, you have to fix this now but it was a crockpot repair. >> as you look back, what are the pieces that stick out to you being the most significant, that really move the ball forward the most? >> i think it was the community policing, where those relationships were developed where they were visible and active. that community policing was a big deal. and second, hearing from the residents in multiple groups, particularly the pastors, and the mayor did good to pull in as many as she could, so that rel

black people are hospitalized at 4.5 times the rate of whites and those who are spanish or tino are admitted to the hospital approximately four times more often than white people. despite these disparities come the cdc racial and ethnic demographic data is still lacking. 52% ofy understanding of reported coronavirus cases in the u.s. are still missing information andre and -- information on race and ethnicity. that is required i the heroes act the house passed in may, for the government to track and public a report covid-19 racial, age, ethnic and gender data as well as require federal agencies to modernize data collection efforts to account for inequities. dr. redfield, you have admitted that the administration's covid-19 report was inadequate, and while you announced cdc would require all lab test to include information about ethnicity, the most recent report from cdc shows more than half of date that you have is missing racial and ethnic information. little, too is too late, and this new rule lacks a clear enforcement mechanism. what actions are cdc taking to address these data gaps? why