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st james park's thanks for that update and bringing us the team news. as expected, leicester city have confirmed that their manager enzo maresca has left the club after helping get promoted to the premier league. just moments after that annoucement, chelsea then confirmed that maresca was the new boss at stamford bridge. he's signed a five—year contract with the option of an extra year. maresca replaces mauricio pochettino, who left by mutual consent in may afterjust one season at stamford bridge. patrick geary looks back at the italian�*s career so far. time has passed quicker than planned at chelsea, another new era starts today. this time led by enzo maresca, formerly of leicester, the fourth manager in 21 months. as usual, there were warm words. chelsea's sporting director said of the new man, he has deeply impressed us in our discussions leading up to his appointment.
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after his long—awaited move to real madrid was confirmed by the champions league winners on monday evening. mbappe will move to the bernabeu stadium on a five—year deal when his paris saint—germain contract expires on the 30th ofjune. the world cup winner verbally agreed tojoin real in february, and announced in may he would leave the french champions at the end of the season. as expected, leicester city have confirmed that their manager enzo maresca has left the club after their promotion to the premier league. just moments after that annoucement, chelsea then confirmed that maresca was the new boss at stamford bridge. he's signed a five—year contract with the option of an extra year. maresca replaces mauricio pochettino, who left by mutual consent last month, after just one season at stamford bridge. patrick gearey looks back at the italian's career so far. time has passed quicker than planned at chelsea, another new era starts today. this time led by enzo maresca, formerly of leicester, the fourth manager in 21 months. as usual, there were warm words. chelsea's sporting director said of the new man,
sets 6—4, 6—3 and will play italianjasmin paolini next, after she beat russian elina avenesyan in three sets. in football news — france forward kylian mbappe says it is a "dream come true" as his long—awaited move to real madrid was confirmed on monday evening. mbappe will move to the bernabeu stadium on a five—year deal when his paris saint—germain contract expires on the 30th ofjune. the world cup winner verbally agreed tojoin real in february and announced in may he would leave the french champions at the end of the season. mbappe posted a picture of himself as a youngster, in a real madrid tracksuit with the words, "a dream come true, so happy and proud tojoin the club of my dream, real madrid. nobody can understand how excited i am right now. can't wait to see you, madridistas, and thanks for your unbelievable support. " leicester city have confirmed that their manager enzo maresca has left the club. the 44—year—old got the club promoted by winning the championship.
he'sjoining chelsea, after the blues confirmed maresca will take charge at stamford bridge on a five year contract, replacing mauricio pochettino, who left by mutual consent in may afterjust one season. patrick geary looks back at the italian�*s career so far. time has passed quicker than planned at chelsea, another new era starts today. this time led by enzo maresca, formerly of leicester, the fourth manager in 21 months. as usual, there were warm words. chelsea's sporting director said of the new man, maresca is flying high, having led leicester to the championship title in his first season there. it's the way they have played that has turned heads. maresca worked under pep guardiola and has long been enthralled by him. when they face barcelona,
new york, family-run businesses on the backbone of the economy and if you don't believe me, you never bought jenny on craigslist. i'm selling behind her back but the rent don't pay itself. all jokes and then was aside, highlighting businesses all summer long starting with this one here. the. [screaming] sixteen, 17 episodes into the show and it's going great and there are obvious signs of improvement in my quality of life as host but today the show but i'm about to do right now, this was the moment i realized i big time. it's not quite hollywood walk of fame but the first stop on america the beautiful to work very highlight reel businesses owned by real people in real america. this was held that a bar and grill in ring, new york. >> i host my own tv show, part of the contract was the owner hooked me up with the car service to the show.
>> he authenticated that because he testified. >> correct. >> in terms of grossing it up for taxes. the way the prosecution explained is that this is another way that this was faking a reimbursement. to make it look like income. they essentially said this is tax fraud. and alan came up with that as a reason to do it. why was he thinking along those lines? >> i don't know. but what we have to understand is that in the office were used to call mr. trump for contract. they did everything together. there was nothing that was a surprise. they would pretend like bad acting. and acting 101 where alan would come in and say donald. we are going to pay michael in 12. that is a great idea. as if he did not already know what was going on. the concept of grossing it up was for me to take his income
extremely intense, | as you can imagine. because just to explain, the law in delaware is that he had to buy because he'd signed? yes, because he had a contract, because that's where the law. is the law is the law. and i think it's easy to - imagine you've got boardrooms full of lawyers and bankers. but actually, that wasn't the case. i you know, there were three of us on the - transaction committee. we did have a stellar team| of litigators and of contract lawyers to help us, and of course, - the management team. but it was pretty - focused, pretty clear. and when we had our contract, that's what we had to do, - because that's what you have to do for the shareholders. . so it was so far away from - what your normal board activity is that it is still...still, i kind of feel i'm still. processing it 18 months on, i and i would just be very wary of ever doing business with elon musk. - because? because i don't thinkl he has any high moral values or much integrity. 0k. erm, he's obviously not here to defend himself. i'm sure he would say something entirely different, but you've hinted, erm,
and histories because of it. l and i don't think that feels the case at all now. - katy's just confirmed it _ with a huge, red, enormous pen. erm, you know, ithink- the thing that i'm much struck by and i haven't been- in the company for 18 months, but the teams that have been responsible for making sure l that the quality of the content is as good as it can be, - and bear in mind, twitterl is much smaller and more resource constrained - than the other platforms, has been decimated. the interaction with i the civil society groups that they used to talk- to a lot, through to the actual moderators of the content and so on and i think- that does matter. i think it makes the content less reliable, which makesl it less useful, which, - you know, feeds the loops that we've all been talking about. and i want to talk to you a little bit more about that, but i do know you haven't spoken that much about your departure from the company. i mean, what i remember is the sort of battle to force elon musk to buy after he signed the contract and then he appeared
new york, family-run businesses on the backbone of the economy and if you don't believe me, you never bought jenny on craigslist. i'm selling behind her back but the rent don't pay itself. all jokes and then was aside, highlighting businesses all summer long starting with this one here. the. [screaming] sixteen, 17 episodes into the show and it's going great and there are obvious signs of improvement in my quality of life as host but today the show but i'm about to do right now, this was the moment i realized i big time. it's not quite hollywood walk of fame but the first stop on america the beautiful to work very highlight reel businesses owned by real people in real america. this was held that a bar and grill in ring, new york. >> i host my own tv show, part of the contract was the owner hooked me up with the car service to the show.