and so far, coldplay�*s ideas have been well received.n enough that he can once again go around the globe singing yellow. we wouldn't be announcing a tour unless we felt like we're far enough along that it's ok in our hearts. but we're definitely not finished. colin paterson, bbc news. for more on this, i'm joined now by adam gardner, founder of reverb, who work directly with the music industry and artists to reduce their climate footprint. adam is also a performing musician and joins us from portland, maine. thank you so much forjoining us. firstly, what is your reaction to coldplay�*s announcements? are there plans really feasible? coldplay's announcements? are there plans really feasible?— plans really feasible? absolutely, i'm plans really feasible? absolutely, i'm excited. _ plans really feasible? absolutely, i'm excited, and _ plans really feasible? absolutely, i'm excited, and my _ plans really feasible? absolutely, i'm excited, and my initial- i'm excited, and my initial emotional response is, yes, this is great, this is exactly w

coldplay have announced their next world tour.aying it will be partly powered by a dance floor that generates a like just sitting. -- generates electricity. it says every ticket that is sold there will also be aree planted. last year it's lead singer, chris martin, speaking to our correspondent, said coldplay would not to her for a while. >> we are taking time over the next year or two to work out, how can only our tour be sustainable, how can it be actively beneficial? how can we harness resources our tour creates and make it have a positive impact? ros: when chris martin said that, it made news. he has been speaking to colin again, talking about how they plan to make their tour as green as they can. >> last time we spoke i sort of made that up while we were talking. i was trying to think of something cool to say. then it sort of big -- sort of became a headline. that is actually how really feel. >> within a couple of weeks the band employed two people dedicated to working out how to to her in a clean way. today coldplay have rev

that's it for coldplay�*s tour goes. you in a moment. coming up on the bbc news channel we have a special programme from coventry cathedral where in the next three minutes, britain's best new building will be awarded for the stirling prize 2021. live coverage from coventry coming up after the weather. the brief autumnal chill planning a cold front with rain across the northern half of the uk. this continues south through the evening and overnight. showers developing across scotland, that colder air, showers could be wintry over the high ground. for south, holding onto that mild air. part of the progress through this evening and overnight, it continues to weaken south so the rain becomes increasingly patchy. they stand for ahead of it, much clearer skies behind it and cold air starts to sink south could see a touch of frost across parts of scotland and northern england. temperatures get close to zero in places. sunshine to start the day tomorrow, away from this band of cloud and by this stage the touch of light rain and d

and so far, coldplay�*s ideas have been well received.ough that he can once again go around the globe singing yellow. we wouldn't be announcing a tour unless we felt like we're far enough along that it's ok in our hearts. but we're definitely not finished. colin paterson, bbc news. adam gardner is the founder of reverb, who work directly with the music industry and artists to reduce their climate footprint, and he explained how this was great news for the industry. absolutely, i'm excited, and my initial emotional response is, "yes, this is great, this is exactly what the industry needs." it has been leading to that. reverb has been working with artists since 2004, doing much of what coldplay is doing, but we've not seen it before to that scale, with global stadium tours. so this is exciting, it is the natural extension of the work we've been doing with jackjohnson, maroon 5, and now we have tours we are on now, like billie eilish and harry styles, we are doing a lot of these things and taking it to the next level, exactly what chris just

still to come, chris martin tells the world how coldplay is making their world tour carbon neutral.00 workers from the maker of farming equipment deere & company have gone on strike. it comes after the company failed to reach an agreement with union members want better working conditions. our correspondent has more for us now. correspondent: in this instance we are seeing wkers that went on strike did not like the contract negotiated for them by the union, saying this company is going to make record profits for this year. we need to get more out of our contract. we went to see better pensions, we went to see or pay hikes and we went to see better benefits. this all comes at a time in which it is very much pro-worker. ere are lots of job openings, lots of difficulties trying to get things moving, lots of worker problems as well, and there is such a worker shortage that this is a time in which workers can band together and force companies to give their employees more. ♪ anchor: the bench coldplay made headlines 2 years ago saying that they would not pour again unless they could do so

coldplay, back on stage in london this week, and today, they've announced a 2022 world tour. again until they could do so in a carbon—neutral way. we're taking time over the next year or two to work out how can not only our tour be sustainable, but how can it be actively beneficial? and it turns out that interview was a game changer for the band. well, last time we spoke, i sort of made that up when we were talking. really? because i was trying to think of something cool to say. and... and then it sort of became a headline. and then we thought, "well, that is actually what we really feel." within a couple of weeks, the band employed two people dedicated to working out how to tour in a cleaner way. today, coldplay have revealed their 12—point action plan, including working with bmw to develop the first—ever mobile rechargeable concert battery. the whole show is powered from renewable energy, which is amazing. and then in terms of offsetting people being there, we're able to plant a tree for every ticket sold. and that's a lot of trees. their last tour was seen by 5.a million p

coldplay, back on stage in london this week, and today, they've announced a 2022 world tour.hey could do so in a carbon—neutral way. we're taking time over the next year or two to work out how can not only our tour be sustainable, but how can it be actively beneficial? and it turns out that interview was a game—changer for the band. well, last time we spoke, i sort of made that up when we were talking. really? because i was trying to think of something cool to say. and... and then it sort of became a headline. and then we thought, "well, that is actually what we really feel." within a couple of weeks, the band employed two people dedicated to working out how to tour in a cleaner way. today, coldplay have revealed their 12—point action plan, including working with bmw to develop the first—ever mobile rechargeable concert battery. the whole show is powered from renewable energy, which is amazing. and then in terms of offsetting people being there, we're able to plant a tree for every ticket sold. and that's a lot of trees. their last tour was seen by 5.4 million people. other i

and chris martin tells us exclusively how coldplay are making their new world tour carbon neutral. coming up on the bbc news channel, cameron norrie sets his sights on becoming the new british number one as he reaches the last eight at indian wells. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the increasing pressure on the nhs is underlined by new figures this lunchtime which show a record number of people waiting to start routine hospital treatment in england. 5.7 million people were waiting at the end of august for procedures such as hip replacements and cataract removals — the highest since records began. waiting times in accident and emergency departments are also at their worst since the four—hour target was introduced in 200a. the answers have to be what we can do now is start planning effectively and investing effectively for the long—term future of the nhs. it’s long-term future of the nhs. it's not “ust long—term future of the nhs. it's notjust pressure on hospitals. gps say they are also struggling to cope with the workload. i got say they are also struggling to co

coldplay�*s environmentally friendly world tour — a tree planted for every ticket sold — but they aretheir private jets. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel: cameron norrie blasts his way into the semi—finals at indian wells and becomes the new british no1 at the same time. good evening. the government has told gps in england to see more patients face to face — amid a sharp rise in the number of people going to accident and emergency departments. ministers say they'll provide extra funding for more temporary staff in surgeries and have said they will intervene if gp practices don't increase access to care. the doctors' union, the british medical association, said it was "disappointing" that ministers remained preoccupied with appointments in person — as the pandemic had proved remote consultations were "entirely appropriate and appreciated" by many. it comes as new figures show the nhs treatment backlog in england is at record levels — with more than 5.7 million people waiting for routine treatment. more and more people are going to a&e with more than a quarter waiting

and so far, coldplay�*s ideas have been well received.nging yellow. we would not be announcing a tour unless we felt like we are far enough along that it's ok in our heart. but we are definitely not finished. colin patterson, bbc news. a new effort is under way to try and count walruses — from space. it s a project that s been set up by the british antarctic survey and wwf, and they are asking the public to help. they say getting an idea of how big the walrus population is is essential to see how climate change is impacting these tusked beasts. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more huge, blubbery and a bit grumpy, walruses are easy enough to spot, but thanks to their remote arctic location, we don't know how many of these giant beasts there are. so, you can zoom in. look, you can zoom in, there. now the public are being asked for their help and the scouts in east molesey are making a start. they're using satellite images to locate and count every atlantic and laptev sea walrus. if it's... ..a little bit blurry, then it's hard

[cheers and applause] that was speech six by coldplay. i love coldplay coming all. my favorites and i love it because it always reminds me to live the life that i want to live and not what society tells me i should. >> kelly: absolutely! >> that really came from growing up and thinking that you go to college, get a job in an office and have jobs by 30. >> kelly: i did that wrong if that was a blueprint. >> all of these things that i wanted to do i was just going to do it so i moved out to southern california and started dancing professionally, i started backpacking and moved into my car so that i could start a business and started acting and i have never been happier. >> kelly: oh, my god! that's exciting! i mean you only get one life, you might as well be doing what the hell you want. >> exactly, and a lot of people are not going to be supportive because it is nontraditional, but for me the song reminds me that you should always follow the passions and live the life that you want, and if you do that you inspire others. >> kelly: absolutely, and also i'm one of thos

i might try that on my neighbor, who keeps playing coldplay. i hate coldplay.suit trying to criminalize -- if that's not enough, the cdc says schools should keep mask mandates even if the kids are vaccinated, so mr. president, what's up with this war on parents? >> look, i don't know what these parents are so upset about. but the schools do the teaching, all right? you're not an expert in how to raise your kids. look, they teach the four r's, reading, writing, rithmatic, vaccines. and you know the song. school days school days, dear old golden rule days. what's the golden rule? wear a mask! >> greg: heather, i was just saying, we don't have a war on christmas anymore, we need a new war and i think they just delivered one, it's the war on parents and the parents have to at some point galvanize because their kids are like the most important thing. i don't understand it, but... you have kids. >> yes. i'm one of those moms and i think the world of my daughter -- everyone thinks that their kids are the best in the world. of course, we are all biased as parents. but

coldplay will be performing in santa clara in april. tickets on sale next week. a first of its kind theater festival is opening in the bait area this weekend -- in the bay area this weekend. the theater festival features performances from performance arts organizations led by people of color. the award-winning theater company is one of the organizations that i spoke with one of its cofounders about what makes this festival stand out. >> we have african-american shakespeare company, the lorraine hansbury theater company, push dance, we have ballet. all of us under one roof producing art together to bring back live theater. i think it is incredible. black, latin, asian people being on the forefront of a culture. now we are getting the opportunity to showcase it. kumasi: the festival is tomorrow and sunday at the brava theater center in san francisco's historic mission district. tickets start at $30 for a performance block of two shows. you can see all eight performances and watch my full interview coming up on midday live at 11:00. rodney gave us a taste of what is

and so far, coldplay's ideas have been _ improvement.. it is never 'ust ideas have been well received. it is neverjust out _ ideas have been well received. it is neverjust out of— ideas have been well received. it is neverjust out of the artist alone, it is down— neverjust out of the artist alone, it is down to _ neverjust out of the artist alone, it is down to the venues and all the other— it is down to the venues and all the other businesses in the industry, but it— other businesses in the industry, but it sends a really strong signal, notjust— but it sends a really strong signal, notjust that we but it sends a really strong signal, not just that we can change, but also that— not just that we can change, but also that we have to change. and it's clear that _ also that we have to change. fific it's clear that chris also that we have to change. e"ic it's clear that chris martin believes coldplay concept art now green enough that he can once again go around the globe singing yellow. we wouldn't be announcing a two unless we felt like we we

it is a performance from coldplay that kicked off this ceremony led by prince william. what i mean by pedal power is that 60 cyclists provided all of the electricity that you see here. costa rica had a policy that pays citizens to plant trees and protect the rain forest. no plastic was used to build the stage come and people were asked to consider the environment. >>> can you really call them treat? >>> coming up at 5:00, what about all of the restaurants relying on the outdoor set up? we will ask what the backup plan is. >>> some people might consider it a nightmare to get anything besides candy for halloween. toothbrushes they say are the worst and the runner-up is raisins. also getting it comes down his granola bars and animal crackers. i like animal crackers. that is it for "kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m." and we have "cbs evening news" next captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, remembering general colin powell, the trail-blazing soldier and diplomat who died after bat ring cancer and covid. the legacy of america's first black secretary of state and top milit

what role does coldplay as a transitional -- does natural gas and coal play as a transitional fuel?as far as i am concerned, it is a bridge fuel, but not a long one. we will need gas for the next decade or so and we cannot phase it out immediately for a number of reasons. including contractual reasons. europe is still tied into long-term contracts and you can't just leave, otherwise it would be pretty costly. but natural gas will also pretty much give way to renewables as of 2030, and that is maybe not tomorrow, but it is in less than a decade. and then it will be pretty quick. we will blend in renewable fuels in the shape of renewable gases, green hydrogen, these kinds of things that will sooner or later also bleed into the carbon sector like aluminum and steel. those types of industries. gas will be needed for the next decade, but not much longer. host: andres, you seem optimistic about this transition. do we need to face the harsh reality that coal, dirty energy, will be with us for some time in order to fill the energy gap? guest: i think we do. and the thing is to make sure the

>> jimmy: yeah >> steve: doing covers >> jimmy: u2 versus coldplay, dolly parton versus carrie underwoodn versus tim mcgraw, foo fighters versus blink 182, britney spears versus jennifer lopez >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs >> jimmy: and you also get to see like the backstory of these cover bands. yeah, like during the day they work a 9:00 to 5:00 job, at night he's bono. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] i love it. >> jimmy: it's really fun. and we've got an in-studio music performance tonight from chloe! oh, yeah >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: great. i love this time of year >> steve: i know you do. >> jimmy: you can just get cozy on the couch and just watch a feel-good movie or something i love a nancy meyers movie, myself you know nancy meyers. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i love nancy meyers. if you he don't know her, she's written and directed so many great ones "the holiday," "parent trap," "something's gotta give," "the intern," "it's complicated." she's incredible well, recently i was hanging out with my pal country music star chris stapleton, and i found out that he's just

so it's like coldplay versus so it's like coldplay versus u2.nd they're the best >> and you have celebrity judges >> meghan trainor, and it's hosted by twitch who we know from ellen but these bands go at it it's so cool some are better than others, but that's the fun of it and what i love about it is you get to see what they do during the day, as well i'm a teacher during the day and at night, i'm bono >> are you judging by how much they sound, what they look like? >> it's amazing. the guy that does coldplay, he's hopping around the stage dancing like chris martin. it's so funny. it's so great and it's very musical and it's very me i think that's what these shows that i want to make, they're family shows, musical shows, but the winner of this gets a lot of money and they get to perform on "the tonight show. >> you're back in the studio things are back in business. does it feel like old times? does it feel like it used to feel >> it's getting there. it's getting there it's a fully masked audience, but you can't beat the crowd i come out every nig

tonight coldplay released a schedule for the upcoming world tour.to california for two dates in april including a show at levi stadium. the opening act will be none other than the local bay area artist h.e.r., a vallejo native and multiple grammy winner. that sounds good. >>> up next committed to going green. the promise from sfo and what it could mean for you. working from home means driving less, and now paying less for car insurance. with metromile's per-mile pricing... your rate is based on how much you actually drive. isn't that delightfully different? get your free quote at metromile.com. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? isn't that delightfully different? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most relia

reggie: coldplay is heading the road. the tour is going to be different. it's going to be eco-friendly. floor and allow it to be generating electricity. the more you jump up and down, the more electricity it creates. they pledge not to tour until they could do so in a more sustainable way. they are going to perform at levi's stadium. tickets go on sale next week. kumasi: those robot dogs are sporting a new accessory. the the off this week. reggie: come on. mike: they've got to be tron's. kumasi: this is for the military. they displayed this model at the army's annual conference. that is in washington dc. against weaponizing it's devices. reggie: this is a different company, it makes basically the same thing. when the transformers came out and they made go bots. mike: there always has to be an evil side. mike: let's hope that isn' h my goodness. that a second. i've got a lot of sunshine in the forecast today and tomorrow. total sunshine and summer warmth not only today but also tomorrow. we have chilly temperatures in the 40's and 50's. we have a quick chan

musical spheres is the ninth album by coldplay.m factor to 11. they push open joy to the maximum on every track. we need the feel goods right now and they brought it. good news, they are coming to town, embarking on a world tour with stpl the bay area in 2022. you can get nor information at coldplay.com. >>> another british export. this made for american television audiences. the tv show ghosts. it focuses on a free lens journalist and unemployed chef walking into a house they inherited. they see either a quick sale or a mounting pile of renovation debts but sam sees a bed and breakfast and a great place to raise kids. it is streaming on cbs platforms. and food glorious food, there it is. celebrating all things mezcal. that is the man behind bozal mezcal, they have an orgy of incredible food. they are celebrating day of the dead this week with special food offerings. look at those tasty tacos. i will take three, please. stop by p on broadway in uptown oakland. you will be jolly glad you did. also it is san francisco restaurant week

but the worst offense wasn't the noise issue, but that she was doing all of her lovemaking to coldplaya casualty of covid. she's working at home. >> you know what? there's some things in life that you wouldn't wait in line for. and the fact that it was -- it was the clients were making all the noise. but the fact that they were double parking and there was dudes, light, in-line like waiting? i want to know what it was to where lines quietly -- patiently quietly waiting in line. 46, yes! like, what was she selling? i feel like this is like a special investigation thing. >> greg: yes. >> emily -- if you go to the amusement parks and you get one of those vip passes. i don't think a chat and cut is going to work in this situation. but what product -- >> she's really good at her job. >> no one double parks. >> greg: she must have a special of the day. >> probably. it's because everybody drives by -- >> they were risking lives! it was covid and they were standing next to each other! pockets full of masks. other masks. >> greg: other masks. i mean, i'm truly -- a noisy prostitute mean she's d

. ♪ da, da, da, da, da ♪ ♪ la, da, da, da, da, da ♪ and coldplay. ♪ >> when "yellow" came out, a lotthe top of my lungs ♪ >> john mayer was this virtuosic guitar player who wrote these sentimental love songs. ♪ and if you want love we'll make it ♪ >> he was huge. ♪ swim in a deep sea of blankets ♪ ♪ your body's a wonderland ♪ ♪ i use my hands ♪ >> in the 2000s rock itself becomes numb and weirdly apolitical for a time when the country was at war. >> post-9/11 some believe familiar music will sell well this holiday. ♪ and i've been wrong i've been down to the bottom of every bottle ♪ >> nickelback, they had bigger hits than anybody. >> everybody's welcome in the nickelback club. we've got a big club. ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >> a lot of rock is not really doing what it used to do, and it's almost like it lost its will to fight. unless you're talking about green day. ♪ ♪ don't want to be an american idiot ♪ >> you can't undersell how shocking it was that the definitive statement on george bush's america came from green day. ♪ welcome to a new kind of tension all across the alien nation ♪ ♪ every

best ♪ >> jimmy: and a lot of people are hoping it'll feature some duets, maybe one with beyonce or coldplaylaughter and applause >> steve: okay, wait for it. wait for it. >> jimmy: who knows? all i know is that nothing will stop people from getting their hands on the new album it doesn't matter if it starts pouring -- ♪ rain ♪ >> jimmy: or if -- ♪ there's a fire ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: heck, they won't even stop if they look up like chicken little and see - ♪ the sky fall ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because it's adele she's so talented, when you listen to her music, sometimes it feels great, but -- ♪ sometimes it hurts instead ♪ >> jimmy: but no matter what, everyone is glad she's back, and as for me, i'm going to listen to the new album -- ♪ a thousand times ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: stick around we'll be right back with jamie foxx, everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ betty is saving big, holiday shopping at amazon. so now, she's free to become ... bear hug betty. settle in kids, you'll be there a while. ooo, where you going? tums vs. mozzarella stick settle in kids, y wh

electricity when people jump up and down well, i'd also bring a generator to be safe [ laughter ] i love coldplayt who jumps up and down? they're playing "the scientist." open up the mosh pit [ laughter ] organizers of the 2022 winter olympics in beijing announced that unvaccinated athletes and coaches will be required to quarantine for three weeks to participate in the games because eventually, they're going to have to be a lot less than six feet apart. [ laughter ] a new study suggests that long-term side effects of the coronavirus may include memory loss so if you never got covid, maybe you did. [ laughter ] a hiker in colorado was recently lost for 24 hours after they reportedly ignored calls on their cell phone from rescuers because they did not know the number [ laughter ] to be fair, it would be devastating to use your last bit of phone battery only to find out your car's extended warranty has expired. [ laughter ] and finally new york governor kathy hochul, yesterday, encouraged commuters to take precautions over the next few days as a part of the state -- as part of the state experiences

this is my jam right here this is every cover band dream you could think of it's gonna be u2 versus coldplayrton versus carrie underwood >> steve: and this it's the clash that plays them. >> jimmy: no the band -- the clash is not - [ laughter ] no, we didn't book any clash cover bands. that is a different show called "clash of cover bands. [ laughter ] there are bands -- >> steve: bands that only cover clash. >> jimmy: and the clash. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: yeah that is not this at all. >> steve: no >> jimmy: no this is "clash of the -- >> steve: cover. >> jimmy: "the cover bands." yeah we have britney spears versus jennifer lopez >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs >> jimmy: yup, so check this out. twitch is the host we have judges meghan trainor, adam lambert, ester dean [ cheers and applause the winner of "clash of the cover bands" gets like $25,000 or something crazy and they also get to come on "the tonight show. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: just saying. "clash of the cover bands" is next wednesday >> steve: 9:30 >> jimmy: 9:30 on e! [ cheers and applause i'm so excited abou

so you've got u2 versus coldplay >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: but it's also -- a a little backstory behindguy's a substitute teacher during the day, at night he's bono [ light laughter ] it's awesome i love it. and it's your favorite artists battling it out. and then thursday -- [ drum roll on the peacock - >> steve: what >> jimmy: you have to get the peacock. they're adding "the" to it >> steve: oh, really they're going to make it "the peacock" >> jimmy: yeah, right now it's -- it's called peacock. >> steve: no >> jimmy: they're adding "the. [ light laughter ] you gotta get the peacock. this is how you get -- here's peacock right there. that's the qr code but this -- i have -- this is going to be fun. "the kids tonight show" airs this thursday. ♪ [ cheers and applause very excited about this. thursday morning, if you have peacock, you can start streaming those i think. and then we have, like, new little 15-minute episodes if you have kids and you want to watch it you don't have to watch it at night. >> steve: watch it during the day, man >> jimmy: watch it in the morning. yeah, why not? h

and money and there are three current contestants for the world number one, and they are adele and coldplaye in rome. this is the great cultural capital of the world, the cyclotron of talent, we already attract huge sums of inward investment, more than anywhere else in this hemisphere and this is the moment when we in the uk want to lengthen that lead. this summit has already been a success, we have raised a further 10,000,000,000 of inward investment, securing and creating 30,000 new jobs but you remember that moment in trading places, when they sell pork bellies, or i think it is frozen concentrated orange juice, bellies, or i think it is frozen concentrated orangejuice, you concentrated orange juice, you remember that, concentrated orangejuice, you remember that, sell, sell, and they turn and they look at each other with a wild gleam in their eyes and they look at the clock. and they buy, they buy, they buy and now is that time, my friends. now is the moment for you to consult the atlas of investment that we have provided, now is the time to buy into a country that has long—standing and

revoltillo digital con una canciÓn que atraviesa fronteras, dos de las bandas mÁs populares del momento coldplayse sienten seguros de que terceras personas puedan tener conocimiento de esa fortunas y que por lo tanto puedan existir acciones que afecten la seguridades. digamos que son pantallas que bloquean la riqueza para que no lo conozcan otras personas y por lo tanto sentirse seguras, en lo personal y en lo familiar.estamos hablando de un tema de legalidad. edwin: han revelado a 300 figuras del sector pÚblico y la lista seguirÁ aumentando, la investigaciÓn periodÍstica contÓ con 14 fuentes, mÁs de 11,000,000 de archivos y 2.94 terabytes de datos. ya kira, julio iglesias, miguel bosÉ son propietarios de compaÑÍas que son empresas radicadas en otros paÍses. >> tienen la ventaja de que tienen baja tributaciÓn, y el secreto fiscal opera con mucha fuerza, por lo tanto el rastreo del dinero por parte de los gobiernos se complica bastante. edwin: el cantante julio iglesias tiene 20 sociedades en el paraÍso fiscal de las islas vÍrgenes britÁnicas. 16 junto a su esposa y 4 sÓlo a su nombre. de acuerdo