with the arena, new massing will invite people up to arena level where there will be new programmes thatay restaurants and cafe amenities will enhance people's experience. next slide, please. this view is taken from warriors way. currently, warriors way is not excavated because there are either backside of retail at upper podium level or garage louver system at ground level. but new design will activate the street with a special hotel amenity programme such as ballroom and meeting rooms at upper podium level. and condo hotel lobbies at ground level. new massing with a new programme will activate the warriors way for people. next slide, please. we also like the share four elevations with you. first one is north elevation. which is the warriors wayside. dynamic facade design will bring transparency and texture to the community. you'll stÉphane dionsinger fa ?ad many different ways. from right to left, it gradually changes from urban fabric texture to nature terraces will -- where you will see more horizontal shadows. next slide, please. south elevation also highlights massing the curvature

with the arena, new massing will invite people up to arena level where there will be new programmes thatay restaurants and cafe amenities will enhance people's experience. next slide, please. this view is taken from warriors way. currently, warriors way is not excavated because there are either backside of retail at upper podium level or garage louver system at ground level. but new design will activate the street with a special hotel amenity programme such as ballroom and meeting rooms at upper podium level. and condo hotel lobbies at ground level. new massing with a new programme will activate the warriors way for people. next slide, please. we also like the share four elevations with you. first one is north elevation. which is the warriors wayside. dynamic facade design will bring transparency and texture to the community. you'll stÉphane dionsinger fa ?ad many different ways. from right to left, it gradually changes from urban fabric texture to nature terraces will -- where you will see more horizontal shadows. next slide, please. south elevation also highlights massing the curvature

. >>> vuelve x, algunos desobedecieron la orden entre que entregaron para pisar la arena y ver las olasmar . >>> a restricciones son claras que quieren evitar que entren a la arena . >>> vemos que tantose pueden cuidar el panorama y el reglamento fue implementado luego de que el fin de semana pasado y vemos por lo cual este sábado los estacionamientos cerraron iban a ver el atardecer . >>> y preparan los bañistas para lo que viene . >>> van informar de las reglas que van a cambiar iban avisitar las playas en lostalleres santa cruz . >>> vemos que estaban en contra de las órdenes del gobernador para cerrar las calles y veo que estuviera sacando de las playas de quienes intentaban pasear por esa zona costera y rechaza la petición del gobierno local que pedía levantar la orden de encierro y se reportan 8460 casos y un totalde 307 muertes y vemos a san mateo, decenas de personas participaron en una recaudación de alimentos y van entregará donaciones para que no falten los alimentos en nuestra casa. >>> alrededor de 90 vehículos formaron parte de una caravana realizan uno de labores esencial

es un objeto que lanza la policía con un arma y son bolas de arena que si te pega una de esas y...s desde nuestro helicoptero como arrestaron a dos personas, una de ellas una joven arrestada hace dos minutos y antes arrestaban a otro hombre. ahí vemos como vna cerrando el círculo los policías, tratando de hacer que la manifestación se vaya disipando. pero a esta altura parece que no van a dar su brazo a torcer y se van a mantener en ese lugar. no se tu, pero yo veo a menos manifestantes. el grupo que había antes era un poco más grande, no se si sea la zona. el grupo es menor que el que vi hace rato. por lo menos 10 detenciones en los últimos 45 minutos, una hora. hemos traído esta cobertura en vivo desde las 3:10, son 3 horas de coberturas continueas aquí en telemundo 48. de ahí se movilización nuevamente al punto donde comenzó la manifestación que es donde están ahora mismo, cerca del ayuntamiento de san josé. hemos hablado con funcionarios, el último fue el alcalde que dice que esta en contacto con la policía de san josé. ahí vemos un intercambio de palabras por lo pronto, entre

with the arena, new massing will invite people up to arena level where there will be new programmes thatay restaurants and cafe amenities will enhance people's experience. next slide, please. this view is taken from warriors way. currently, warriors way is not excavated because there are either backside of retail at upper podium level or garage louver system at ground level. but new design will activate the street with a special hotel amenity programme such as ballroom and meeting rooms at upper podium level. and condo hotel lobbies at ground level. new massing with a new programme will activate the warriors way for people. next slide, please. we also like the share four elevations with you. first one is north elevation. which is the warriors wayside. dynamic facade design will bring transparency and texture to the community. you'll stÉphane dionsinger fa ?ad many different ways. from right to left, it gradually changes from urban fabric texture to nature terraces will -- where you will see more horizontal shadows. next slide, please. south elevation also highlights massing the curvature

but the arena will be empty?inder of this season, we'll try to create a sauf haven, a bubble where the players in the nhl will have arenas and just really put 45th of the people in each organization in a hotel and then show them to the arena, test them very often. just make sure that we can play the games and then get to the playoffs because not only do we owe programming to the the networks, but we owe it to the fans. you'd like to be able to compete for the stanley cup and not have an asterisk. you'd like to be able to give the championship. i think that will happen also in the nba. it's sad right now, but we're getting through it. last night would have been opening night for the mystics. we won the wnba championship last year. we had a virtual celebration with our fans on some of the social media channels. and we the to make sure that we can play in a safe way. >> looks like you're breaking up a little bit. but ted, we'll look forward to watching some of those games on television. the owner of the washington c

obviously there are no fans in the arenas and things and your whole tea m arenas and things and yourre the people who train with you anyway and eve ryo ne people who train with you anyway and everyone is talking about getting tested so i think as long as eve ryo ne tested so i think as long as everyone who is in the arena itself has been tested and cleared, we do not run to many risks while in the stadium at south. and will obviously come down to when you are preparing for that fight in the den. that will be the difficult part about it i think. the mcc‘s 18,000 members won't receive refunds for subscriptions this year, despite the chance of seeing cricket at lord's being "increasingly remote". all cricket has been suspended until at least the 1st of july, with the new hundred tournament delayed until next year. lords was due to host england's test matches with the west indies and pakistan, and a ‘day/night‘ one—day game with australia. the subscriptions are the better of the financial picture that i outlined and half million pounds of numbers staffs, without those we would turn to a

national convention out of north carolina if roy cooper could not guarantee quote full attendance in the arena in charlotte.

the president says he wants a packed arena. that would mean 20,000 people shoulder to shoulder in a state that just two days ago recorded its largest daily increase in positive covid-19 cases. the president targeted the governor saying cooper is in a shutdown mood. cooper responded saying state health officials are working with the rnc and north carolina is relying on data and science for our public safety. also today, the world health organization saying it's stopping trials on

we're in the town of drum and no one's capital or it's here that arena be extra i.t.companies banks the team is working on how to preserve data for new eternity but in a sense u.s.b. thumb drives for example are not built to last i could be as i would use our welcome to the people today this fits into my computer but we'll do that tomorrow most likely not because even now you find computers without this u.s.b. interface yet because this is the old one i was used to see so you might see in a 100 years u.s.b. it openly knows that it is so as now it can fit in the computer when it's in the computer i can take those they don't and i convert them to our super high resolution sure calls and write them all the but. the idea is to preserve the data for many years to come the company technician retrieves it from the u.s.b. stick and then saves it into q bomb or quick response codes. they're essentially what happens when you turn binary computer code into 2 dimensional black and white. they skew our code is then exposed on an analog black and white film which can eventually be

cooking meals as a family together under lockdown and nestor tech arena and his wife geraldine also naga have found a new cooling along with geraldine's mother movement restrictions came into force in mid march so instead of clocking in for his job as a marketing manager father of 3 and their stay spends his day in the kitchen preparing food and this is what's cooking. $100.00 portions of roast chicken and french fries for essential workers doctors nurses disinfection teams and the police. oil in syria that if we tell them that the news today is that we've bought them dinner we've bought them lunch and they say thank you very much it's a thanks that comes from the soul it's very gratifying. time to get the

one of the problems is that i think most people know putting everybody in that giant arena like we're used to seeing where everybody is kind of each state delegation is in their corner and they're packed together cheering and hugging, that is so unlikely to happen, so they're going to have to be some alternatives to that to spread people out, a lot more, and frankly to have potentially a lot fewer people coming in to these cities so they're not basically bringing the virus from all over the country into one place. >> people from all over the country. that's what a convention is. abby fiphillip, great to have y on. >>> cnn will speak with joe biden today. you can watch his interview with dana bash at 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room". >>> a church in new jersey opening its doors in defiance of the governor's order. is this putting parishioners at risk? the pastor from that church joins us next. >>> a new jersey church held services this past sunday in defiance of the governor's closure orders. parishioners were required to wear masks and to socially distance. was that enough? j

it did not really get the issue into the political arena. years went by and i kept thinking, 37 states, between was on a1970, i conservation speaking in late july and early august of 1969, and i the west coast, spoke at the university of california santa barbara and headed from there to speak at a conservation conference and on the way out, i picked up a and there were antiwar protests all over the country. guardven had the national on the university of wisconsin campus. i was flying to berkeley and reading the article about the .ietnam war head,denly popped into my why not have a nationwide ?nvironmental teach in so at berkeley, i gave a speech and spoke with students and professors and they all thought it was a wonderful idea. andme back to washington set up a nonprofit organization, made all the preparations and plans, and then announced it at a conservation speech in early september, seattle, and it made the front page, a lot of newspapers. off, a really remarkable, grassroots response. it got so big that after three months, i could not

or you can put a tiny number of people in the arena. we cannot do that. go ahead. >> there are now more than a dozen states in this country where cases are rising. why is it suspicious when i -- a governor says we do not want to move that quickly? pres. trump: the governors have to do what they want to do. they have to tell me what they are doing. when it comes to churches, etc., they will be overridden by me. when it comes to other things, and many other things, -- if something is being done incorrectly or wrong, i'm going to do it. you have different governors and they have different views on where they are and where they are going. we will see what happens. >> i am sure you saw the images over the weekend of people out on memorial day weekend. they were crowding pools and boardwalks. do you have any message for those people? pres. trump: always be safe. we are opening up, but you want to be safe. >> you have been speaking out against mail-in voting. why should somebody who is afraid of getting coronavirus going to public places and standing in line, wh

in other words we'll be spending millions of dollars building the arena to a very high standard without even knowing the democratic governor would a row the republican party to fully occupy the space. plans are being made by many thousands republicans and others to head to north carolina in august they must be immediately given an answer by the governor as to whether or not the space will be allowed to be fully occupied, if not we will be reluctantly forced to find with all the jobs and economic development it brings another republican national convention site, this is not something i want to do. thank you, and i love the people of north carolina. so, this is a macro look at something that's happened at the smaller level as well. governors logging down, decisions can't be made, businesses being hit. first if you would, to the rnc and the convention and possibility of changing it and then the question overall. >> well, it's an issue we've been talking about, pete, because these national convection conventions literally take many months to organize and prepare, and you know, there are sta

, retail, commercial, those are the two office towers and the arena and finally open space.an see that the hotel and retail are being added to the site and that the retail square footage appears to be increasing. this is more akin to a reallocation which we will discuss further on the next slide. finally, you'll notice the open space decrease slightly to accommodate the footprint of the project from 3.8 acres to 3.6 acres. this decreeds amount is still above the 3.2 acres of open space originally approved by ocii in 2015 during the arena's entilements. next slide, blocks 29 through 32, retail summary. this slide breaks down the reclassification of already-built retail space. the 15,000 square feet of the top of the slide is the amount of retail entitlement provided to the warriors at the time of their arena entitlements at the time of 2015. the redevelopment plan calls out certain exclusions for retail space, one of which is for spaces under 5,000 square feet in size. such space has been and is currently excluded from the retail tally in the redevelopment plan. but as long a

and musicians have started to build their own arenas too. cancelled music festival south by southwest, indie band courier club have launched block by blockwest. if you are a small artist in a small musical niche, it's going to be really hard for you to pack a club out and tour the world, or rather, even tour your nation. but if you can book a show on a virtual platform and bring everyone that is spread out in your community together, you can put on a full show, and you could monetise it and the money can go directly to the artist, rather than kind of circumventing through third parties. the idea is that it breaks down financial barriers, it breaks down geographical barriers and it kind of disrupts the whole festival circuit. and for artists like pussy riot, breaking down political barriers is just as important as breaking financial ones. to me it opens up the possibility to play for a russian audience, like i really wish i could play physically, but even when it was not coronavirus, pussy riot are still enemies of the state so sometimes when

you can't put anybody in the arena or you can put a tiny number of people the arena. please go ahead. >> reporter: there are no more than a dozen states in this country where case numbers are rising. so why is it suspicious if they governor says we don't want to move that quickly. we still think we need to shut down. >> president trump: it's fine. governors in certain ways have to do what they want to do but they have to tell me what they're doing. when it comes to churches, et cetera, they will be overridden by me. when it comes out of things and many other things, they won't. if i think something is being done incorrectly or wrong, i'm going to do it. but you have different governors and the a very different views on where they are and where they are going. so we'll see what happens. >> reporter: i'm sure you saw the images over the weekend of people out on memorial day weekend. they were crowding pools and boardwalks. you have any message for those people? >> president trump: always be safe. we are opening up. be safe. >> reporter: about mail-in voting, even speaki

with the arena, new massing will invite people up to arena level where there will be new programmes that restaurants and cafe amenities will enhance people's experience. next slide, please. this view is taken from warriors way. currently, warriors way is not excavated because there are either backside of retail at upper podium level or garage louver system at ground level. but new design will activate the street with a special hotel amenity programme such as ballroom and meeting rooms at upper podium level. and condo hotel lobbies at ground level. new massing with a new programme will activate the warriors way for people. next slide, please. we also like the share four elevations with you. first one is north elevation. which is the warriors wayside. dynamic facade design will bring transparency and texture to the community. you'll stÉphane dionsinger fa ?ad many different ways. from right to left, it gradually changes from urban fabric texture to nature terraces will -- where you will see more horizontal shadows. next slide, please. south elevation also highlights massing the curvature.

unable to guarantee by the end of august we will be allowed here continues will attendance in the arena but governor cooper fired back saying this, state health officials are working with the are in c and will review its plans as they make decisions about how to hold the convention in charlotte. north carolina is relying on data and science to protect our state's public health and safety. in the last hour, in c spokeswoman liz harrington not backing away from the threat. >> staff on the ground, the fact remains we need assurances from governor cooper that we can hold this event as planned and if we are not going to have the assurance that we can have a gathering of more than 10 people than we need better options. >> if it did get yanked from charlotte, where would it go? mike pence was hinting texas, florida and georgia major menace progress reopening, who knows, stay tuned. todd: how do you make that call two or three months early? jillian: a maryland biotech company kicking off phase i clinical trial of its coronavirus vaccine, planning to test 130 participants ranging from 1859 years

encrease tensions between beijing and washington what's the impact on the global arena upon the coven 19 crisis we'll talk with asia expert gordon chang on this edition of. the politicking on larry king the coven 1000 crisis and u.s. china relations how are increased tensions between beijing and washington impacting the goal arena the world's response to the penn demick and donald trump's reelection bid we'll start there with asian expert gordon chang author of the coming collapse of china and the great u.s. china tech war he joins us from new jersey gordon the world health organization held saniel meeting this week and member states adopted a resolution to launch a probe into the global response to the cole the 19 pandemic i guess china doesn't like this what he expects from that that's a great question larry because the world health organization itself is going to have 6 outlines of this impartial independent review now this was voted upon and approved by a 144 countries china didn't object but we do know that from chinese leaders sieging things speech to the world health assembly t

so if they come back to the arenas, we've got to keep those employees safe. we have to keep the athletes safe. which is really, really important and right now, we still don't have enough testing for everybody in america so somehow, we got to get enough test kits for those people who are going to work in the arenas and also the athletes who are going to be out there whether that's in the arena or on a field. an i think that's the number one thing. how do we keep them safe? not before they play, but also during the games then actually after the games as well. so i think you see the nba is talking about returning. commissioner silver, his whole thing is safety for the players, but i would tell l you this. all of us here in this great country we live in, would love to see sports again. whether that's with no fans or b probably going to be no fans right now, so i won't duogo to s in the arenas because we need some to escape. sports, we've always used sports to escape our every day walk in life and sports is good for it. especially right now during these tough time

>> they think they are taking away donald trump's greatest tool, which is being able to go into an arena and fill it with 50,000 people every single time. they will and you watch. they will milk it every single day between now and november 3rd. after november 3rd, coronavirus will magically all of a sudden go away and disappear and everybody will be able to reopen. they're trying to deprive him of his greatest sate which is the fact that the american people love him. >> the love of the american people may be dubious. he lost the popular vote and his approval rating right now is about 46 for, 51.5 against. i understand where eric trump is coming from in saying that donald trump is at his strongest when he's in a crowd. when he had an audience of tens of thousands of people. that's his sweet spot. what do you make of what eric trump says? >> i'm not sure why anyone is paying attention to what e aric trump says. the restrictions are being put on by democratic and republican governors. they are being dictated by public health experts. on this broader point that somehow a democrat sort of dep

back here in the real world, though, there is no hockey and the arenas are empty.tion out in the parking lot. nbc's joe fryer explains in our "sunday closer." >> reporter: at the honda center, home of the anaheim ducks -- >> out in front, they score! >> reporter: -- hockey is on ice. the only face-offs are happening just outside. >> you may now kiss. >> this is going to be -- this is how we got married and where we got married, in the parking lot. >> reporter: when the pandemic put wedding ceremonies in the penalty box, orange county got creative. >> i had to think outside the box. >> reporter: thinking outside the box meant getting a box, right? >> right. >> reporter: county clerk recorder rounded up ticket booths from the fairgrounds and put them in the deserted honda center parking lot. with employees inside and couples outside, they could safely conduct marriages. >> do you take miguel to be your -- >> when we announced it, the first day we had almost 10,000 phone calls the first five minutes. >> reporter: they call it hitched at honda center, an idea so popula

and musicians have started to build their own arenas too. southwest, indie band courier club have launched block by blockwest. if you are a small artist in a small musical niche, it's going to be really hard for you to pack a club out and tour the world, or rather, even tour your nation. but if you can book a show on a virtual platform and bring everyone that is spread out in your community together, you can put on a full show, and you could monetise it and the money can go directly to the artist, rather than kind of circumventing through third parties. the idea is that it breaks down financial barriers, it breaks down geographical barriers and it kind of disrupts the whole festival circuit. and for artists like pussy riot, breaking down political barriers is just as important as breaking financial ones. to me it opens up the possibility to play for a russian audience, like i really wish i could play physically, but even when it was not coronavirus, pussy riot are still enemies of the state so sometimes when we just leave the house, cops are

en orange, county y california estÁn prohibido la construcciÓn de castillos de arena asÍ que atentoed llega a alguna de estas playas y ve que hay mucha gente mejor alejarse porque no vale la pena el riesgo y piden que lleven mascarilla y se mantenga la distancia social, paulina regreso contigo al estudio. >>> gracias lourdes por la informaciÓn desde miami florida. por cierto los viajes este verano serÁn diferentes una vez que se regula ri cen los vuelos la t s a estÁ planeando reducir el contacto de las personas y los viajeros deberÁn de colocar en los scanner sus pases de abordaje impresos o en el telÉfono celular y cualquier producto alimenticia serÁ puesto dentro de una bolsa transparente para disminuir la posibilidad que un oficial de la tsa tengo que abrir el bolsa de mano esta tarde tendremos un reportaje especial sobre la nueva tecnologÍa que estÁn usando varios aeropuertos y no se lo puede perder. le informo que la alcaldÍa de nueva york empieza a distribuir un fondo de 20 miles de dÓlares, dado por (nombre en inglÉs) para a partir de la prÓxima semana operar y alcanza para

whether it's global trade or security, china's presence looms large in the international arena. space exploration is no exception and that's what we'll be probing into today. this is a rare image of the far side o of the moooon t taken by chinese satellite in january last year. the mission to capture this view added to china's growing list of achievements in outer space. but just like that lunar landscape, much about the country's space program remains shrouded in mystery. china is going upward. where is it headed? to learn more, i sat down with the man known as the space hero. a long queue in tokyo just to meet this gentleman. close to 500 people at tokyo's science museum, many from china, waited to catch a glimpse of young li-we. he is a hero and that's not just a matter of opinion. it's on hisis bio. space herero is ththe officiciae bestowed upon him by then-chinese president following the success of the country's historic many i guess to space in 2003. this mission made china the third country after the u.s. and ussr to independently send humans into space. it was a reminder

for the 1st time in nearly 2 months and ultimate fighting championship event took place in a free arena in jacksonville florida. now just how serious a 2nd wave of corona virus infections could be has become the new worry for governments as restrictions are lifted south korea's president is edging citizens to become vigilant after all bars and clubs in the capital were ordered to close again that followed dozens of infections meant to just one person on a night. sounds now one of the hardest hit nations in europe france is preparing to ease its 8 week lockdown from monday the partial reopening comes off to a shop decline in deaths on saturday and brazil's president is facing more criticism over his response to the pandemic i have also naro was seen riding a jet ski in the capital on the day the number of deaths there crossed 10000 we are going to begin with 2 protests who are currently underway and and how the coronavirus has been affecting them so mona fulton is in the iraqi capital where anti-government demonstrators are gathering simona let me ask you oh i'm sorry we've also gone to

when she was the same age as arena she lay helpless next to her dying mother it but she survived. the. wellington biden is a savior of the forest. he calls 210 acres of land in central gonna his own he's recuperating and conserving wood and teaching how to practice sustainable forestry it's all about training our people. a little of themselves to. the lab the ladies come fall and likud for. 30 minutes on t.w. . lots of goals met with silence the 2nd bundesliga match day empty stadium. leaders by munich trunks frankfurt. and passed up a lean feat local rivals. to go. team in t.w. . this is the dublin years live from the 9000000000 year old take it to keep new fans a flying gemini approves a bailout for the airline that has nosedived in the coronavirus travel shutdown it'll be germany's largest corporate rescue since the pandemic began in the protests in thousands of jobs also coming up. cleaning up volkswagens dirty secret jemmy's highest civil court orders the comic up to compensate customers who bought fake old fitted with the missions cheating software. added.

you're now reentering this arena of competition knowing, right, that this has to be almost a whole of society endeavor. we have a program at hoover called the tech track two dialogue that i find immensely rewarding with others and inviting together senior people from government and senior people -- founders, ceos of tech companies. it was a very vibrant dialogue, eye opening i think on both sides as we shared perspectives. what have you learned about the partnership with the private sector? what can every day american companies do to assist in this competition to help preserve our free market economic system, preserve our competitive advantages and return, you know, to this competition that has been kind of a one-way competition in favor of the chinese communist party for quite some time? >> yeah, hr, i couldn't agree with you more. this is a passion of mine, having come to government from the private sector, and you know, our good friend at the hudson institute and your coauthor of the national security strategy told me during a fire side chat, she said i was a walking public private

but do you see a stadium or an arena in the next several months being filled with people?welcome if the country for some semblance of normalcy, and i think we will see activity this summer specifically july and august that will allow us to remember what it was like before this new normal. we will have quite the summer but the concern is in the fall, there is a resurgence and it could be a big research and spirit so let's hope for the best. but remember we had this coronavirus with essentially one-third of our winter with coronavirus. imagine next season it could be coronavirus and influenza. >> don't ask me when i want to step forward to the vaccines, dr. carey because there is research coming in oxford, doing a study. it went to the next stage so it seemed to be encouraging. now they are sagging well not as encouraging because we are running low and running low on patients to actually build a vaccine. they don't have enough coronavirus patients. explain that. >> we are learning that the virus is seen snow. we don't understand to what extent peer of the predictions in the

the danish song was picked in an empty arena because they already started the lockdown in denmark.d to be cancelled. and the show that they put on instead was a really good show for the evening. what did you make of bjorn from abba making an appearance? everybody knows and a lot of people clearly love waterloo so to have him there must‘ve been pretty special. i think so, we don't often hear much from members of abba and when we do they very rarely talk about eurovision. some of the biggest stars on the earth who have grown from eurovision aren't that keen to talk about it. i think that is a sign that eurovision is becoming very mainstream again and it is very popular again. to see him on the show was a really good thing for eurovision. what was the best moment of the programme they put out for you? for me personally, i think seeing all the 41 singers performing love shine a light was great because that was the uk's last winner. and it is that kind of thing that "we will never win again and have done badly for years," itjust remains people that we have won it five times, we just nee

that arena you are not alone other people in moscow has of also found themselves falling victim after serving to install the op the tech allows the authorities to monitor people with covert 19 in quarantine home authorities say anyone mistakenly following large a complex. love is the way things are looking so far this wednesday may the 20 of these times are to continue of course to update you on social media from our network of studios and teams our role in the world do check in with us when you see you 30. the collapse of the russian hoax has exposed yet again the unprofessionalism bias of the corporate looking the same media consistently project their own claim values . and even the truth conspicuously in their news reporting. 'd it. comes. ringback down. to newton she. says you do said you can. look up on. the show. was faked. if you could think. up. during the vietnam war u.s. forces neighboring laos there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much the mouth can rebound country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger l

devastating for essential routines some people are stepping up though and they're tired of me and arena who's volunteered to be with nina from a residential care home fees only spoke to them about their lockdown experience together. yes exactly how does your life you're going to now be and i don't just have that are you going to want to go back to hospital. you know definitely not as it didn't look like he would and will try here in the early day i was told and he's now i don't know. if i want to watch a movie i do actually it was a. when the that just moved in she said that at the beginning of the year she had one dream to meet football players. because before the korean team i said i want to meet russian federal players and the dream came true. and then inquire into my she said she had another dream to move away from the residential care somewhere and the 2nd dream came true and. actually. a real have not left the apartment for weeks and i've been spending that time cooking dancing and celebrating her birthday together arena told us earlier why she decided to isolate with me and what

but the arenas are empty 110w. it. but the arenas are empty now. the fans ordered to stay at home.ons. translation: i will be honest. i had translation: i will be honest. ihada translation: i will be honest. i had a kind of panic attack. i told my mother i can't take it anymore. ifelt told my mother i can't take it anymore. i felt dazed, told my mother i can't take it anymore. ifelt dazed, like i didn't fit anymore. ifelt dazed, like i didn'tfit in anymore. ifelt dazed, like i didn't fit in anywhere. i imagine we have all lived through it because we have been here in mexico for about three days. they come from a family of wrestlers, their stories told on the walls of this gym. both of them hoping that in time, they will be able to create some stories of their own. translation: once this is over, i hope everything returns to normal because i miss being in the ring. you don't know how much i miss hitting wrestlers and being hit. i like being hit. for now, the town in mexico continues. no word yet as to when wrestling can resume. the thrill of the fight, the roar of the crowd is still

encrease tensions between beijing and washington what's the impact on the global arena upon the coppa 19 crisis we'll talk with asia expert gordon chang on this edition of. the particular i'm larry king the coven 1000 crisis and u.s. china relations how are increased tensions between beijing and washington impacting the goal arena the world's response to the pen demick and donald trump's reelection bid will start there with asian expert gordon chang author of the coming collapse of china and the great u.s. china tech war he joins us from new jersey gordon the world health organization held saniel meeting this week and member states adopted a resolution to long.

they will be no cheering echoing around the arena, no fans coming through the arena, no fans coming throughually the majority of germans were not really in favour of germans were not really in favour of the bundesliga resuming so soon, which is astonishing in such a footballing nation. it is going to be very different, the rest of this season. very different for the players, who will be playing in empty stadium. there are questions about their match fitness. they have just had a two enforced break from pretty much all training. very different for teams as well, expected to quarantine for a week before they play the match, expected to stick to social distancing rules. there are big questions about whether the season might not have to be broken off again, already players and staff at some clubs have tested positive and others have been seen breaking social distancing regulations. one coach had to stand down temporarily because he nipped out to buy a tube of toothpaste. that was jenny hill a little earlier. i want to take you live now to dortmund to look again at the stadium there. kick—off is

than 700,000 people logged in live to watch helsinki's and may day concert performed in this virtual arenate with digital fireworks. fans far away as the usa and germany jammed online fireworks. fans far away as the usa and germanyjammed online with finish wrappers jvg. virtual gigs are not new. last year 10 million people watched dj marshmello dj the first concert held inside the game fortnite. then came rubber travis scott to smash that record in april when 12.3 million players logged in to watch his astronomical event alive. now i assume that despite the huge audience figures, this just wouldn't appeal to the more traditional musicians who thrive from playing to a live audience. i mean, world—famous from playing to a live audience. i mean, world —famous jazz from playing to a live audience. i mean, world—famous jazz genius jamie calla n ward mean, world—famous jazz genius jamie callan ward think this was an absolute travesty, right? —— cullum. i love this idea. i am a big computer game fan, so in recent years computer games have got more advanced and i am not an online player so much bu

about how it could actually be good for the fans in the sense that, you know, if they're not in the arena, you can actually hear the conversation maybe going on from the players on the courts. i don't know if that means trash talking or encouragement talking or whatever, but that could give a whole different feel to the game. >> absolutely. i mean the warriors have regular season games left on their schedule. it's not over, but it is over because they're the worst team in the league, and head coach steve kerr said just a couple weeks ago it didn't feel like they were ever going to come back this year given their place in the standings and that the nba might go straight into the playoffs. now i'm hearing an amended version from the nba that they might play a few games beforehand but maybe not the 15 to 17 games that teams have left. in any case, what you're talking about, because the arenas are typically packed, let's say for a warriors finals game, you've got 18,000, 19,000 people. you can't hear anything from what the players are saying. but given the fact that all of these leagues are g