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but from me, tt, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now.the withdrawal of several of the clubs initially behind the plans. one of the biggest issues which caused outrage was the sidelining of supporters from the decision making process. and there have been calls for more fan ownership or involvement in the running of the club — as happens in germany. we sent our europe correspondent kevin connolly to one club to find out more. it might not look much like it but it is match day at the bruce you dortmund stadium in lockdown, shortly before kick—off. all is calm, before covid came along, things were different... pelissier dortmund! this is home to one of europe's most passionate crowds, but fans don'tjust have a voice on the terraces here, for less than 70 euros each year, you could become a member with a voice in every big decision. german rules give 50% plus one of the votes to the fans, a lesson for other countries, they say. my message to the football _ countries, they say. my message to the football fans _ countries, they say. my message

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was a point early on last year when the government authorities said if mexico reached 60,000 deaths, tte catastrophic. here we are over 300,000. anchor: meanwhile, we are seeing some very wealthy and well-connected mexicans come here to the u.s. to get their vaccinations. should the u.s. be doing more to help mexico besides just saying they will give them 2.5 doses of astrazeneca? >> this is a very particular relationship. you have two countries who are very interconnected. one million illegal crossings a day and both directions. you have a trade relationship that sees $1.5 billion of goods going in both directions. we have the largest mexican diaspora in the u.s. it is clear governments have to take care of their own. in this relationship, it is clear that mexico and the u.s. will have to work together. to be able to integrate these supply chains. ey are the lifeblood of north american trade. both countries will have to do much more for their vaccination campaigns. to make sure there are not outbreaks along the border. anchor: the mexican government prides itself on being progressive.

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the san francisco resident currently in his 30s was diagnosed with tts. last wednesday april 21 21, the pain started in his lower back. >> the clot presented pain and swelling. if it's pain in one leg, it's like when you wake up in the middle of the night and you have a cramp in your leg. it's that kind of pain. >> reporter: the man was taken to the hospital 13 days after receiving the vaccine. >> the guy knew enough to go seek care. the er figured out right away. he got appropriate treatment. he's going to be, he'll come out of this fine. >> while this is the nation's first male case of the one dose vaccine, ucsf chief pharmacy executive jesse codis explains there was another case reported before. >> there is a male in the clinical trial that also had trombosis. >> reporter: the cdc approved the use of the vaccine last friday. but not in california yet. >> the department of public health in california would like to look at the data before releasing those doses back. but again, the percentage. what i see is a very, very low, low risk. >> reporter: abc 7's

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