the people who pay halo -- play halo are going to be solid. i think what we are seeing, e.a.t example, studios trying to diversify. we are hearing more about hyper casual games that have a low learning curve. i think you are seeing these companies be acquisitive, adding some of these easy games to play as part of their overall offering. emily: is there a sleeper company, party, game we should be watching out for? >> i probably look at this company every year. i always like to see what square enix is doing. it is not as well-known as some of the u.s. game makers. they are launching a galaxy of the guardians game that is expected this year. marvel stuff always plays well. that has the chance to be a sleeper or maybe a game people haven't been thinking about that could steal a little bit of the show. emily: thanks for joining us. we will be watching the show as it kicks off. that does it for this editiojn. we are going to speaking to brad smith monday. have a wonderful weekend. i am emily chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you

halo's multiplayer's always been such a strength.owing multiplayer gameplay, which included looks at special armour fan favourite weapons like the energy sword, and in a challenge to the likes of call of duty: warzone, halo multiplayer will be free to play. i think you see how these free—to—play multiplayer games have really done well. you can look at things like pubg, you can look at fortnite, you can look at warzone. and when you have multiplayer, it really is about a vibrant and growing player base, and that is our goal. and we've always said when everyone plays, we all win. # tell me what you want and i'll tell you what i'm gonna do. forza 5 horizon heads to mexico, demoing a jungle rally from its campaign mode and some incredible landscapes, along with very, very shiny cars. but one of the biggest ticket items came courtesy of that $7.5 billion acquisition of zenimax, bethesda's parent company. this might be the first new games franchise in 25 years from the developer behind the fallout and elder scrolls games but bethesda still

emily: how confident are you in halo making it this fall? that starfield has a specific release date but we do not have a release date for halo and everybody wants to know. sarah: yeah, i am very much looking forward to playing halo this holiday when it launches. one of the things i am most excited about that we are bringing to gamer is with the lineup we have to th -- we shared halo infinite. it looks beautiful. a pirate -- which my kids cannot wait to play. and we have a time of other games coming into the catalog as well, 24 of them playable across console, cross pc, and across all devices, powered by xbox gaming which is just incredible. emily: -- you are confident we will have halo in time for the holidays? sarah: i can't wait to play. i do not know if you saw. emily: all right. meantime, your charting the path to a consoleless future where people can play your games on tv's no console required. how soon will that be here before the holidays? sarah: you know, it is always great to talk about the future. and there is always going to be a

we shared halo infinite. horizon, it looks dutiful.e which my kids , cannot wait to play. and we have a ton of other games coming into the catalog as well, 24 of them playable across console pc, and across all , devices, powered by xbox cloud gaming which is just incredible. emily: you are confident we will have halo in time for the holidays? sarah: i can't wait to play. i do not know if you saw it. it looks fantastic. emily: all right. meantime, you are charting the path to a consoleless future where people could play your games on tv's no console required. how soon could we see that will , that be here before the holidays? sarah: you know, it is always great to talk about the future. and there is always going to be a place in the world for the flagship consoles. it is an incredible experience. what we are doing with the cloud is we are making it possible to extend to all sorts of scenarios. you can start playing in your living room in 4k and hdr, and play on a mobile device. pickup and and that is what is so powerful. we really are b

halo's multiplayer's always been such a stregnth. by showing multiplayer gameplay, which included looks at special armour fan favourite weapons like the energy sword, and in a challenge to the likes of call of duty: warzone, halo multiplayer will be free to play. i think you see how these free—to—play multiplayer games have really done well. you can look at things like pubg, you can look at fortnite, you can look at warzone. and when you have multiplayer, it really is about a vibrant and growing player base, and that is our goal. and we've always said when everyone plays, we all win. # tell me what you want and i'll tell you what i'm gonna do.# forza 5 horizon heads to mexico, demoing a jungle rally from its campaign mode and some incredible landscapes, along with very, very shiny cars. but one of the biggest ticket items came courtesy of that $7.5 billion acquisition of zenimax, bethesda's parent company. this might be the first new games franchise in 25 years from the developer behind the fallout and elder scrolls games but bethesd

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speaker, i rise today in recognition of the bravery and sacrifice of the halo trust employees who were recently attacked in afplgt earlier this month 110 demining workers in the northeastern afghanistan province were attacked. 10 hallow trust workers lost their lives -- halo trust workers lost their lives and 16 yard. they comprise of workers who work with american citizens around the world to clear the degree of war. their work is vital in afghanistan where nearly 40 years of conflict has left the land littered with explosives and citizens living under constant threat of detonation. this forces locals to make an unimaginable choice. either let their families starve or risk their lives to farm dangerous land. thanks to the work of halo trust and the entire community, wore-torn nations across the globe are being revitalized. within the province alone they have cleared over 600 mine fields and provided steady employment to 2,600 afghan locals. this devastating attack was an act of coward disfrom an organization that feeds off instability and fear. i commend the profound bravery of the wo

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james cohen's the ceo of the halo trust speaking to us from shelburn in the south west of england. thank you so much for joining us, james. and we do really wish you all the best with your work very much. and i still plenty more and few this names are including albania is parliamentary, burgeoning on impeaching the president for allegedly violating the constitution. we'll have the nation from the capital toronto. and to top us diplomatic uses the nicaraguan president of being a dictator as to more potential challenges are arrested. the company, the 1st time is heading to the semi finals of the french open. all the details coming up enforce ah, now a russian court is currently hearing a petition to outdoor political organizations that are linked to jails, opposition to the election of valley. if approved, it will ban of only allies from running in parliamentary elections later this year . that case has been brought by moscow's top prosecutor, who's accused of me on the supporters of trying to launch a revolution. the criminal critic of serving a 2 and a half year prison sentence par

the victims worked for the halo trust, mind clearing, organisation you know, violence has kind of stuff is at the moment, but the most of our work across country we can operate safely. what seems have happened is that this arm group entered. they wanted to find specific people of particular ethnic group and then murdered 10 of them and wounded further 16 and the local taliban actually came to our assistance and the taliban himself has denied responsibility. so my suspicion is it's a different organization. doctors without borders says 10 of its members are being held by an armed group in northern molly. it's the same region where a french journalist was kidnapped 2 months ago. this, as the head of eco also says that he's been assured that there will be a return to civilian rule. in molly, a delegation from the block of 15 west african countries has visited molly following the countries a 2nd coup in 9 months. military leader as see me going to was sworn in as transitional president on monday. that's after he deposed the country's civilian leaders late last month. going to has promised t

the halo i have on right now is inspired by the bicycle wheel and there was a manufacturing boom of bicyclesand model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art. his career has taken him around the world. but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. to my right is where i used to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, what is there for me? and then coming back later on, and the city is booming and there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people, like the community, are empowered to be able to be involved. and giving people opportunities, you know? it's been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key and secret. so, a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris, bbc news. now on bbc news...it�*s time for our world in the summer of 20

have killed at least 10 the local workers employed to clear land mines by the british charity, the halo trust. police say that they scale the walls of the compound in baghlan province and gathered the workers together before opening trier. 60 more being treated for their injuries, the government is blaming the taliban, but its spokesman has denied responsibility. have he escaped the impact of coven 19 for more than a year reporting few cases and deaths? but now it's grappling with its 1st serious outbreak with health officials is saying it could prove catastrophic. those are the headlines. witness is. next. i'm going to have the al jazeera news hour for you in just under half an hour. join me then by, by the this is the up in canada and i helped a lot who get the job get into use it but need to get the one that i use in. i just feel like when i get back to me in the me. oh oh, the news ah oh oh as long as you could defend didn't dress your lan in the fat that bass that people don't fool shall lad the black gate and lead to the cellar food that for me on the the the the the the the in th

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the only new electronics i've got is this microchip from the covid vaccine, and i can't even play "halo" on it. in fact, can't they change some of the vaccine factories and change them over to consoles. i know it's important to live, but is being alive worth it without "ratchet" and "clank"? i don't know! when are they going to release that? are they anything to keep doing this online thing? anyway, on tonight's show: joe biden is backpacking across europe, jeffrey toobin is revealing himself on tv, and why america might not be ready to get back to normal. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with the big international news. joe biden, president of the united states and "man who signs every text message like it's an email," arrived in europe this yesterday for his first foreign trip as president and his first trip to england since the ribbon cutting ceremony at stoneheng

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the halo that i have on right now was inspired by the bicycle wheel, it was a manufacturing boom of bicycles here. artist and model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art. his career has taken him around the world, but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. to my right is where i used to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, you know, what is there for me? and then coming back later on, and the city is booming, you know, there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people like the community are empowered to be able to be involved. and helping people, you know? it has been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key in secret. so a city of surprises awaits. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. m

the victims work for the halo trust line clearing organization. -- mine-clearing organization. >> webeen in afghanistan since 1988, working with different regimes. we will carry on. we are a humanitarian organization and our duty is to save life. and long after the nato mission ends, we can still be there because the vast majority of people in afghanistan welcome our work. and we have scale. we can move to a different district where we are better received. barbara: and now, a surgeon covid crisis -- a surge in the covid crisis could prove catastrophic. and violating the constitution. ♪ reporter: hello, lets head down underwear we have unsettled weather affecting the coast of australia and the west coast. there are showers continuing over the weekend. by the time we get to sunday, there will be some sunshine coming through. we have seen some really strong showers and storms. possible hail and storms on the higher ground. this is affecting south wales, victoria, and tasmania. by the time we get to friday, that system is pushed out to the east. we will get some showers along the coastal

maybe we should have more concern about some of the others >> i think it's more nike than it is the h halo effect nike's exposure to leisure and just the dynamics of coming out of covid where it was feeling comfortable and looking athletic, but people now partaking in outdoors and sports that's where, i think, the guide is coming from for nike. steve pointed out north america 32% comps, up 20% sequentially from third quarter overall and global inventory that's been cleaned out. this is not a channel stocking and it's a very good story the closest comparison, i would say, to nike is lululemon. i know karen and steve and delano were looking good in their lulus at home during covid, but they're also looking good in the gym, and they get it both ways as well. in either case, the multiple is very, very challenging, but the innovation and control of the demand is you have a movement. nike actually got cheaper last night despite this move in the after-hours. >> so, karen, if this is a nike-specific story, then which retailers might you be concerned about? which retailers might not see that sort o

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afghanistan had killed at least 10 local workers employed to clear land mines by british charity, the halo trust. police say that they scaled the walls of the compound in bergland province and gathered the workers together before opening fire. 60 more being treated for their injury, the government is blaming the taliban, but its spokesman has denied responsibility. you know, kinda stuff is at the moment. but the most ago, cross country we can operate safely. what seems to happen is that this group entered, they wanted to find specific people of particular ethnic group and then murdered 10 of them and wounded further 16. the local taliban actually came to our assistance. and the taliban itself has denied responsibility. so my suspicion is it's a different organization. has he escaped the impact of covert line claim for more than a year reporting relatively few cases and deaths. but now it's grappling with its 1st serious outbreak with house official saying it could prove catastrophic. the country is here to administer a single dose of karone. if i was faxing. i'd soon use the stream is next

the halo trust. police say that they scaled the walls of the compound in bergland province and gathered the workers together before opening fire. 16 more people are being treated for their injuries. the government is blaming the taliban, but it's spokesmen has denied responsibility. that domestic violence survivors were forcibly separated from their children. that's next in full lines of failure to protect. i'll see you tomorrow. bye bye. for ramirez and molina families, the pain is unbearable. 4 of their relatives were killed last week, doing a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government. security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said date died and come. but the neighbors and family members insisted they were innocent, taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's, defense minister by the me to the you know, said the forces were obliged to the friends that come through from irregular groups that added the human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border would be investigated me. i said you're in a loser. o

the halo i have on right now is inspired by the bicycle wheel, and there was a manufacturing boom oftist and model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art. his career has taken him around the world. but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. to my right is where i used to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, "what is there for me?" and then coming back later on, and the city is booming and there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people, like the community, are empowered to be able to be involved. and giving people opportunities, you know? it's been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key and secret. so a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris, bbc news. that's it. have a very good night. hello. while most par

difference it's difficult because it's a huge challenge and we're talking about long standing problems or a halo we just heard in the report and it's due to climate change, but people are fleeing until the economy reasons, but it's also on perhaps mainly what poverty and also because people there in the northern triangle that means and what am i that is kind of odd or and under us are fleeing violence and criminality. and what am i la? and in this 3 countries i just mentioned violence agreements are very high. and what am i the loan? there are more than 100 murders per week and also drug gangs control certain parts of the country and families are fleeing because of this. but also because they, they just can't satisfy the needs of their family and of their children. another bite in harry's administration has pledged for bailey on plan to boost development . and what am i la, but also $310000000.00 for humanitarian aid. and this is what we're the vice president harris has announced today. and the reason why he is there and the u. s. so it's also given 850-0000 corporate 19 vaccines to what am i la

the halo that i have on right now was inspired by the bicycle wheel, it was a manufacturing boom of bicycles as a living work of art. his career has taken him around the world, but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. i rememberjust thinking, like, you know, "what is there for me?" and then coming back later on, and the city is booming, you know, there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people like the community are empowered to be able to be involved. and helping people, you know? it has been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key in secret. so a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris has spent the afternoon talking to the performers in coventry. i'm in the beautiful grounds of coventry cathedral and on my right is the herbert gallery, where the t

and thus, despite needing 3 sets to get pos romanian halo without any school rank 174 in the world. the $23.00 time grand slam champion is bidding for her full single title i pulled on golf. it was a good competition. me know, she was playing well and i was playing well and i feel like she was hitting winners and point one so long and it was kind of fun. so, you know it's, it's always good to when you enjoy your job, you smile at it, which is rare for me. i love my job around smile too much on the court, but i was very excited to just be out here and the minstrel 5th. see the stephano sit to pass a book, the spot in around 3 with a straight sets when over spain, pedro martinez. so it's a pass which the semi find is at the rolling dollars last year. and we'll now meet american john ice now. racist and sexist tweets a half casa dog shadow over england's ongoing test. much with new zealand, the lords in the polar all the robinson is the guilty party while making his international offensive st. dating back to 2012 have we surfaced on social media 27 year old who took 2 kids on his test

james cohen is the chief executive of the halo trust. he doesn't think that taliban is responsible for the attack. i've kind of biggest program. we have nearly 3000 and stuff that they were very proud of. the fact that the africans through employed bus locally that come from all the different communities within us. and they do amazing work to save lives and we're still livelihoods within that very more effective country. you know, have our kind of stuff is at the moment and most of our work across country we can operate safely. what seems to happen is that this group entered, they wanted to find specific people, the particular ethnic group, and then they murdered 10 of them. and when did a further 16? the local taliban actually came to our assistance and the taliban itself has denied responsibility. so my suspicion is it's a different organization. i'm not going to speculate who it was. however, you know, we have lots of people who welcome our work support our working, recognize the need to remove landlines and other explosive hazards in

i am more of a halo player. matt: amen. i absolutely agree with you.lso a call of duty fan. i have two x boxes so i will send you one to the u.k. and then we can get a game on. one of europe's largest economies is rebounding. today, restaurants in italy's low risk zones can serve customers indoors. other things like gems and shopping malls will also open up so it is getting back to business for mario draghi the country. for more, we are joined by our brussels correspondent, maria tadeo. maria: it is a gradual reopening for the italian economy. indoor dining is going to be approved. jim nays ems and shopping centers are also reopening. and tourists are coming into the country. that is a big sector for the italian economy. a lot of this is being driven by the pace of vaccination. at the start of the year, italy was vaccinating 100 70,000 people a day and now it is 600,000 a day. all of this is happening under mario draghi. his number one priority was dealing with the health crisis. the bank of italy says they are ready seeing momentum into the economy th

the victims worked for the halo trust, mind clearing organization were enough guys gone long before 911. we've been going in afghanistan since 900 c h. we work 3 different regimes, different phases of african history, and we are determined to carry on our work. we will carry on. we are humanitarian organization duties to save life and restore livelihoods, and long after the nato mission ends. we can still be there because the vast majority of people are not going to welcome our work. and we have scale. you know, when something like this happens, we can simply move to a different district where we are better received. still to come in this half hour plagued by gang violence, a political crisis, and now a surgeon covert cases. fears the haiti outbreak could prove catastrophic and obedience parliament in peaches and discharges its presidents for violating the constitution. ah hello there, let head down under. we've got unsettled weather, affecting the east coast of australia and the west coast. let's start in the west. we've got a weather system moving south, but that's bringing some wet a

the victims that worked for the halo trust, mind clearing organization. we were enough going on long before 911. we've been going in afghanistan since 988. we've worked 3 different regimes, different phases of african history, and we are determined to carry on our work. we will carry on. we are humanitarian organization, our duty to save life and restore livelihoods. and laura to the nato mission ends, we can still be there because the vast majority of people in afghanistan, welcome our work. and we have scale. you know, when something like this happens, we can simply move to a different district where we are better received. the iraqi army says a military base had baghdad. international airport has been hit by at least one rocket. the base near the capital is used by us military aircraft in a separate attack. military officials say that at least 3 rockets hit ballard. the air base where us contractors are housed, no casualties have been reported at either site. doctors without borders says 10 of its members are being held by an armed group in northern mo

the victims work for the halo trust, mind clearing, organisation, pre recorded videos have been released of 2 potential presidential candidates who were arrested in nicaragua on tuesday. in them they told their supporter as not to worry or lose hope for possible challengers. the president, daniel ortega, november's election, have been detained in the past week. c, f, m, b in boy, berry, they all i want if you're watching the video because i have been held incommunicado or captured, sometimes a struggle to obtain definitive to that if you will lose it temporarily better there. last important. yeah. why? conscience is clear as a conference of more than a 130 political prisoners who are resistant and jail in prison, simply thinking differently. on the top he was to pull out for latin. america says the crackdown proves the president. the name of pagan is a dictator. washington has announced its imposing sanctions on foreign ones, including one of his daughters, alexia bryan, has more heading into a meeting with prosecutors before his arrest. presidential hopeful felix met at the aga with def

the halo trust has the strong global partnership with united nations in operations to clear land mines and other explosives, and to better the lives of vulnerable people. we sent a heartfelt condolences to the families of their deceased and wishes full speedy and full recovery to the injured we further call on the for full investigation to ensure that those responsible for this horrendous attack are held accountable and brought to justice. still ahead on our 0 warning that a covered $900.00 break in haiti improve catastrophic for a struggling health system. what to expect from mongolia election as voters choose their new president in the middle of the corona virus? ah. hello wind is the big story across the middle east. we've got our northwest swain down the gulf. that's a sham ball wind we're seeing wing us and oh, how about 50 kilometers per hour. so that's really swirling up the sand and dust toward oman, along coastal areas of the re, b and c. we've got a pretty good breeze there. so that's picking up the waves, about 2 to 3 meters. but i want to get back to that story round the gu

the halo that i have on right now was inspired by the bicycle wheel, it was a manufacturing boom of bicycles him around the world, but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. to my right is where i used to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, you know, what is there for me? and then coming back later on, and the city is booming, you know, there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay

eli lilly up 10%, so we are seeing a halo effect from biogen today. kind of news that a company like this waits for. what a big day for that stock. matt: we definitely see a lot of moves higher with this news. we had a fantastic full-screen earlier showing a bunch of biotech and pharma stocks that are up. let's get to dave wilson, who has our stock of the hour. no surprise, it is biv. biogen shares are open again after the fda approved its controversial drug against alzheimer's. maybe the drug is not as controversial as the testing regimen or the trials. of course, it will cost $56,000 a year. dave: that is certainly an eye-opening price tag, no question. this is a drug that biogen has had the rights to since 2007. it is really in the last couple of years that you have had this back and forth. it has been 18 years since you had an alzheimer's drug approved, here in the u.s. the whole idea is that this treatment removes a protein from alzheimer's patient's brains, and that has been found to help them -- not in every study -- but in some studies. we sho

is a five star general in halo, when he steps out of the house, he is the assistant to the assistantrelating what's going on. i go back to this, guns, knives, video games cars come it's not them, if the individual who's doing it. you can have a responsible guy who can raise his kids, play video games, pay bills, go to work -- then you have a more and who is their hours a day doing nothing else. >> animal crossing. this spring i got addicted for like a month to animal crossing, which is a game 13 and up, definitely up. an animal, you create a village and a little house, and you sell turnips on the stock market. to get it? then you can sell them for a different price, but when -- i was getting on reddit and going to ac turnips read it and looking for prices. my husband came into talk to me, i had just gotten into an island, i was like, i can't talk right now i'm selling my turnips. he was upset, i didn't care. they came at about 3:00 a.m., still playing the game kid i was like here is the restaurant i made. he said, catherine? who eats there? so i don't play anymore. >> it is addictive

earnings growth really exploded it's not really the revenue that kanye west's yeezy line drove, it's the halot created for the brand. and that's an important thing when you think of gap meddling along for years. >> too many dad jeans, i guess this would be an effort to appeal to a younger demographic. >> this is a new ceo, a new cfo we really like the changes they're implementing in the business, taking risks, cutting costs. this opportunity has been available for gap and new management team is taking a step forward. this might be the most exciting product driven catalyst we've seen since colored denim a decade ago and that's part of the reason why it's one of our top picks and why our earnings estimates for next year are leading the street. >> we've been talking several maverick things. is it a partnership with walmart to put their product in the stores, gap-granded product? how relevant are the stores or is this something you expect to drive a lot of digital traffic >> yeah, kelly the reason we think this catalyst is relevant today we had our first sign of the collaboration a week ago there

the halo i have on right now is inspired by the bicycle wheel and there was a manufacturing boom of bicycles to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, what is there for me? and then coming back later on, and the city is booming and there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people, like the community, are empowered to be able to be involved. and giving people opportunities, you know? it's been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key and secret. so, a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's tomasz schafernaker.