of the season. he s going a year earlier than planned, as part of a sporting realignment at the club. he led bayern to last season s bundesliga title, but they re currently eight points behind leaders bayer leverkusen, after back to back league defeats. one of those was an emphatic 3 0 loss to leverkusen, whose manager, xabi alonso, is one of the leading candidates to replace tuchel. it s delicate because they are still in a fight with live cruising for his winning the title. they are still in a fight with leverkusen. maybe xabi would be willing to entertain this more than he would otherwise force that is the number one option but bayern munich understand they will not have a clear run at him. leverkusen want to keep him and there is the added complication of another former club in liverpool. complication of another former club in liverpool- liverpool are of course aiming to win the premier league injurgen klopp s last season in charge, and they can extend their lead at
you do have to pinch yourself really, because it is a sort of a boyhood dream. but they never come true, normally, do they? this is the exception to the rule and it s a nice one for me. how determined are you to restore this club to its former glory? the only reason i got involved is because i want to see manchester united restored to where it should be. it s the biggest club maybe i m slightly biased, but i think it s the most well known club in the world. it has the greatest history in the world, and it should be playing the greatest football in the world, which has been from time to time. it should always be challenging for the premiership and it should always be challenging for the champions league. but it has been a decade since you last won the premier league, so how would you describe the skill of the challenge facing you? it would you describe the skill of the challenge facing you? would you describe the skill of the challenge facing you? it has clearly had a diffi
naples. the lazzerona. the popular. the naples of diego. the city owned by its people. naples. which usually loses, but occasionally manages to win. on may 4, napoli secured the italian football championship with a draw at udinese, a first serie a title for azzurri in 33 years the first since diego maradona. take six neapolitans, the class of 23, and view the achievement through their eyes. in naples, football is everything. it sjoy, it s love, it s fun, it s sadness. it is important to us to win against teams from the north. we are pending for this- moment since a long time. so we just feel this . power, this emotion. this year, all of the opponents fall down inter, milan, juventus with their problems. we have to think about the future. we have this great future we re on our roads. to be neapolitan is a dream. i say every time we are firsti of all neapolitans, and then italians. the 2022 23 season wasn t expected to pan out this way. napoli, under head coach luciano
a.m. pacific. i am josé diaz-balart. we begin this hour from the percussions of an air strike that killed seven members of the kitchen aid group, and the nonprofit is pausing its aid efforts in the gaza ship, and the ship is returning to its port. antony blinken addressed the strike. the victims of yesterday s strike join a record number of humanitarian workers that have been killed in this particular conflict. these people are heroes. they run into the fire, not away from it. they show the best of what humanity has to offer when the going really gets tough. they have to be protected. israeli prime minister netanyahu issued a statement saying unfortunately in the last day there was a tragic case of our forces unintentionally hitting innocent people in the gaza strip. the aid workers were traveling in a vehicle with the world central kitchen logo on it after leaving a warehouse that stored humanitarian aid. the nonprofit coordinated its effort with the military, and the g