johannes: yes.: correct me if i am wrong, but my understanding is the eu could start to buy these in the central market by the end of the week? johannes: indeed. maria: i am curious about your opinion on this. there has been top in the market that this has been so successful you could compete with the bund, the risk-free asset for the eu many have been pushing for. do think you're a competitor to the bund? johannes: we are well coordinated with the member states, in particular the big ones, but all of the other ones, in order to avoid any kind of unhealthy competition. this is not my invention. we have to work together. there should not be any concern by anybody? question,t as a final you said when you look at the next generation eu bonds, that they have to have a clear component of green elements. given the fact that some countries have not summit their budget land yet or not a lot of detail, how will you make sure there is -- that they truly are green? johannes: there is our commitment that the re

johannes: we are more reluctant about the opportunities we are generating.pose we will tries raise 30 billion at least by the end of this year. but if it's more, it's fine. in principle we have tried to split this year and next year. >> so it could be 30 billion euros. there are syndication through banks. if i'm wrong, but my understanding is that the european central bank to start to buy these in the secondary market by the end of the week. johannes: yes. >> i have to ask you a question. i'm curious about your opinion. there has been talk in the market that this has been so successful that you could compete with the risk-free asset for the european union that many have been purchasing for four years. do you think you are a competitor? johannes: we are well coordinated with the member states, in particular the big ones. but all the other ones, in order to avoid any unhealthy competition, this is not our intention, we have to work together, in particular in such test times. there should not be any concerns by anybody. when you lookat at the next generation of

would mean that their right wing with the rainforest in the region something also very very important johann romero as our correspondent there in la paz thanks for bringing us the latest turning to some sports news now shall because start to the bundesliga campaign has been less than impressive with 3 defeats from their 1st 3 games coach manwell boehm was desperate for his side to pick up even a point against in your own brain on sunday and they did just that in a scrappy clash that ended one all. concerned faces have only won one bundesliga match in 2020 and that was last season manuel biome in charge of only his 2nd game faced an uphill battle. after a goalless opening half it looked bleak for the home side. making it one nail with this perfect header in the 55th minute. to head back substitute. beating his mark is to have the ball and i saw it for a side that was sitting bottom of the table going into this weekend's auction. both sides held on to end the game in a one old draw shelagh i have now gone 22 in this league of matches with victory. and sunday's early game talks frankfurt missed

addresses which have to do with apartheid and with this rather brutal industrialization found around johannes or. misspoke. again and again the works return to exploitation racism and violence against black people topics that cantor has been familiar with since childhood. his lawyer father . represented victims of a part of his mother also fight for human rights. but that hasn't resulted in kendrick feeling obliged to see himself as a political artist this works or rarely has an m.b.a. give us as with this refugee boat it's the ambiguous sometimes and it magic that makes his work so exciting. cantered also has a sense of humor. he's no fan of big mouths or ideologues and silences them using his own unique methods. his artistic commentary on the maoist cultural revolution was not well received in china racism. racism post colonialism and especially the african perspective on europe not always looking from europe to africa these are the big topics of debate today. the sides of the hearts this country it's. the william country it is not concerned with being topical. his work is too complex for t

for more detail years your 100 nearest joins us from the chilean capital santiago johann it looks like a big majority of chileans have voted in favor of replacing the old constitution give us a sense of how big a change this is for chile. a remarkable victory of the approval option in this referendum more than 80 percent according to the 1st results. voted for the option is not a big victory and we see the streets off santiago these days italy's that was the hot spot off the it's very violent protests during a year now it's a big party big celebration everybody here thousands of chileans are here in the streets celebrating this victory the us president was out the euro said i victory of democracy that's what we feel right now in these days that everybody is given again i sounds to democracy celebrate in this very civic they ensure that. does this mean that chile has drawn a line under its history of the dictatorship and is now a fully fledged democratic country. that actually is the end of an iraq. in the legacy of i'll go ahead that last traces of those that we know she had and that t

earlier i spoke to our correspondent in la paz johann wrote a mirror as and asked what's being done to ensure a fair election. because said that they are doing a huge effort to organize a very transparent election we have many observers already in the country some observers coming from you in their open union son of several from the carter center and from the american there in the session of american states but i think this will not make the candidates or even the people accept the results at the end of the day these elections are very important because we had a very controversial uncomplicated election last year so we need a very transparent election so the people have backed the confidence in its institution and in its democracy d.w. correspondent you have our mirrors in the palace the pandemic is not only its own threat to societies around the world but it's made existing problems worse that's especially true for poor people like those in one crowded suburb outside mexico city many residents there don't even have access to clean water which makes staying safe from the virus all the

i'm hoping to get questions and answers from johannes hahn.ecord bond issuance that we are exciting from the eu. tadeo in ouria brussels studio. will be looking forward to thursday, october 15, at deadline as to whether or not with the negotiations continued. let's take a look at where we are before the european market open. we saw a risk on europe equity trade this morning across asia. chinese equities were higher. - head ofng, up to xi jinping making his way to shenzhen later this week as many are making him to talk about reform. it is shaping up to be this monday morning to be a risk-on event. it is really interesting to see what is going on in the currency market. it is all about the yuan this morning. acting to restrain its strength to make it easier to bet against , removing the reserve requirement for trading yuan going forward. not necessary to reverse it. if we look across the other currency this morning, cable is getting a little bit of a boost. we'll be hearing from boris johnson today as the covid crisis is taking center stage acro

s johann ramirez is covering this story for us in santiago he says the referendums result is remarkable. that actually it is the end of an iraq i mean the legacy of the last traces. and that tonight and that's huge for this country the dictatorship of a very cruel and very difficult that was a big trays for this country and today is is and it is finished. armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating a new ceasefire to hold fighting over the going to a car a box the u.s. brokered truce was due to take effect a few hours ago fighting continued on sunday ahead of monsters hostilities broke out in the mountainous on 4 weeks ago today's attempted ceasefire was uncertain effort to end the fighting there. our correspondent julie hong reports in the town of barga in azerbaijan some 20 kilometers from the front line a school in the town is being used to house refugees from the fighting. if. you go far as a live shows us where he used to live until very recently. say a rocket hit his house in early october he says we're out so. far to go it's quite off base sure that's. his home fo

an johannes was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and released after 11 months in jail.out his gun, instead of his taser when he shot oscar grant in the back on the platform of the fruitvale bart station on new year's day 2009. >>> three bay area counties are allowing businesses to move indoors. yesterday contra costa, marin and san mateo counties moved into the states orange tier. the upgrade means now, after more than seven months, those counties can resume more activities and increase capacity for some indoor operations. even so, some people say they will approach the reopening's cautiously. >> i don't feel safe about going inside a restaurant and eating indoors. what has changed? it is still in our droplets and if i'm eating indoors with somebody else and their mask is down, i still think the danger is there. >> the counties, restaurants and places of worship to operate a 50% capacity, 200 people. retail stores and malls can operate at full capacity and gyms that 25%. >>> travel went up slightly last month in oakland international airport. officials say travel increa

no votar por el presidente trump, el grupo proud boys irÍa detrÁs de Él, simpatizantes de trump en johannservar de cerca. pero hay lÍmites en lo que se puede hacer como observador y cada estado tiene polÍticas distintas sobre ello. >> tiene que estar a cierta distancia, observar si hay alguna inconsistencia o si se les estÁ intimidando, si no se les estÁ entregando su boleta. todo eso lo van reportando en tiempo real. dulce: en estados como california, portar un arma en los comicios es ilegal. a nivel nacional, la intimidaciÓn estÁ prohibida. conozca sus derechos, el sufragio estÁ protegido por la constituciÓn. patricia: recuerden que maÑana, en noticias univisiÓn vamos a transmitir en vivo el debate final entre el exvicepresidente joe biden y el presidente donald trump. comenzaremos con un programa especial previo al debate a las 8:00 de la noche del este, 7:00 de la noche del centro y 5:00 de la tarde del pacÍfico. una farmacÉutica se declarÓ culpable de tres cargos penales para producciÓn y venta del opio lo que llevÓ a una crisis de adicciones. l cades dramÁtico, la muerte desde 1999.

and joining us from the chilean capital sunday our go is correspondent johan hello to you johann so explain to us why so many people are opposed to the current constitution and why was this issue important enough to have a referendum on it. do you understand how important this referendum is we had to go back in time i mean this constitution that they'd back to 30 years ago they'd back to the big though she was the british it was a written. for people that were not elected it was people who was choose by i was the pinochet and they made this constitution more than 30 years ago when their war there were not free press me. neither are there other free institutions are an organisation so it was under a dictatorship and of course people today they want a new constitution written in democracy elected by the people that goes under referendum so that that could help to just hold the main issues of the country right now. now opinion polls as we've said show that chileans are in fact likely to vote in favor of a new constitution so will this put an end to the mass protests that have rocked the countr

and joining us from the chilean capital sunday i'll go is correspondent johan hello to you johann so explain to us why so many people are opposed to the current constitution and why was this issue important enough to have a referendum on it. so you understand how important this referendum is we had to go back in time i mean this constitution that they'd back to 30 years ago they'd back to the day before was the finish it was a written. for people that were not elected it was people who was choose by i was the pinochet and they made this constitution more than 30 years ago when there were there were there were not free press in the ne there are other other free institutions are an organization so it was under a dictatorship and of course people today they want a new constitution written in democracy elected by the people that goes under referendum so that that could help to just hold the main issue of the country right now. now opinion polls as we've said show that chileans are in fact likely to vote in favor of a new constitution so will this put an end to the mass protests that have

following a call from grant's family to charge a second officer with murder, former bart officer johannes mehserle was convicted for killing grant on the platform of the fruitvale bart station in oakland. but now grunts family says that the former bart officer tony perrone. created the atmosphere that actually led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney them are officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and asked for a much all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just that. >>well tony perrone was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news wildfires are leaving behind a lot more than just destruction. we'll take a look at the toxic chemical clean up the toppling of the santa cruz mountains in the wake of the czu complex fire. should voting right speaks panda 2.17 year olds will have details on proposition 18 coming up after the break and before we head to break how about we take a

conference monday outside the fruitvale bart station grant's family said well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle who fired the shot into grants back that killed him. >>it was peroni the created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and her own e the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then now with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask are they. 3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just as warm as a lee was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >>after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>as long as legislators fail. and don't know the bell. the they have to help get just as well at school. will be out here every single year. going to get just as oscars murder. >>the tail end of that news conference the family announced that they just received an email from the d a saying that she had agreed to reopen that

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addresses which have to do with apartheid and with this rather brutal industrialization found around johannes or. hartman spoke. again and again the works return to exploitation racism and violence against black people. topics that cantor has been familiar with since childhood. his lawyer father represented victims of a party his mother also found for human rights. but that hasn't resulted in kendrick feeling obliged to see himself as a political artist this works or rarely has an m.b.a. give us as with this refugee boat it's the ambiguous sometimes and it magic that makes his work so exciting. cantered also has a sense of humor. he's no fan of big mouths or ideologues and silences them using his own unique methods. his artistic commentary on the maoist cultural revolution was not well received in china racism. racism post colonialism and especially the african perspective on europe not always looking from europe to africa these are the big topics of debate today. the insides of the hearts this country it suits. the william country it is not concerned with being topical. his work is too compl

we >>that grant's family says while it was bart police officer johannes mehserle lee who fired the shotnto grants back that killed him it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then now with his knee on his neck. this had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and asked for a >>after it. 3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report. >>and that stay just as is really was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>now near the tail end of that news conference oscar grant's family indicated they had just received an email from district attorney ernie nc o'malley, saying she had agreed to reopen the investigation kron 4 news received a similar email saying that she would not only reopen the investigation but a sign a team of attorneys to look into the circums

johan ramirez joins me now from the pause good afternoon to you johann so what does victory what doesit mean for the country. victoria. means a remarkable a remarkable coming back off everybody's party to the power here in bolivia to understand it i mentioned a piece of victory we had to just remember that one year ago we were in the same city and there were hundreds of thousands of people in the streets protesting against every morales i cutely him off a fraud and asking his resignation and one year later his party is back to power so it shows that believe it gets believe in socialism on a leader has given a 2nd chance to everyone on this ideology yeah i mean it is a remarkable change of the vents moving forward now the the new government what are the most urgent issues that it will have to address in bolivia. there are 2 main challenges for a new president one of them is the economy because of the pandemic the economy has been shaken the economy has decreased 7 percent this year and the unemployment rate has already rich and rich already 30 percent one 3rd of the population is on em

let's go live now to rory chalons who's in johann rory is there any sign that these 2 countries will actually abide by this pledge to not deliberately target civilians. while the armenian side is saying this morning that the azerbaijan. is already breaking these pledges that there has been indiscriminate shelling of the central market place in. the main city of new corner karabakh this morning the armenians are also saying that. in recent days perhaps weeks that these areas have been using white phosphorous an incendiary munition that spreads you know white hot burning material over a large area causing horrific burns to anyone who's who's caught in that they say that the areas been using that in going to karabakh and its surrounding areas the azerbaijan side has denied that but clearly over the course of this conflict so far sides have been doing things in the course of this war which are considered by many countries to be illegal. missions they're being cluster munitions sort of. by the azerbaijan side and they're being passed on munitions. by amnesty international in the last few

johannes hahn. this is huge.a, when will we see the commission cap markets for the first time? two. hahn: we will issue different kind of a bond's we will start with so-called sure bonds. it is aimed at supporting member measures support aiming to bring people back to work or keep them at work during these difficult times. and for this we have a maximum volume of around 100 billion. we will start issuing the first tranche in the second part of october. and the biggest chunk and the second half of next year. after that, we will start the next generation part which is finally more than 800 billion and this will start i suppose by the end of the second quarter next year. maria: there will be an issuance of short bonds that will happen at the end of the month. november. and when it comes to the big recovery fund, you expect that at the second quarter of 2021. normally, you would issue a 10 year potentially but given that interest rates are so low, jp morgan might have a 50 year bond? comm. hahn: legally we will have

joining us now is johann georgie -- johan torgeby, the ceo and president at seb.an, what drove the resilience at the bank? johan: there was a healthy underlying performance with the income coming up 5% compared to last year. in our bank, we pride ourselves to have the best because control possible, so those are showing some kind in the recovery in a tricky situation. however, i need to point out below the credit loss line, we are still down significantly compared to last year, but it is not due to lack of activity or clients supporting the recovery, it is more that we do see and have to for see -- have to foresee, expected credit losses going up. yousef: you said you were impressed by the policy actions being taken by the continent to mitigate the impact of covid-19. we are preparing for the winter. infections are rising. are you preparing for a bigger economic fallout as a result? we arei would not say preparing. we are doing some kind of scenario analysis, where this is a very possible outcome, so i think if we were to look at it as a game or something, we just

we >>that grant's family says well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle lee who fired the shot into grants back that killed him it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask are they. >>the 3 times. all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report. >>and that stay just as is really was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>near the tail end of that news conference oscar grant's family indicated they had just received an email from the district attorney indicating that she would reopen the investigation. kron 4 news received a similar email saying she would reopen the investigation and assigned a team of lawyers to look at the circumstances that caused oscar gr

transparent election so the people could have back the confidence in its institution and in its democracy johann ramirez devious correspondent in the us now to football and abby leipzig kept their place at the top of the bonus league table with a 2 nil win at ours burge the host started the match day in 2nd place but found themselves on the receiving end of an early contender for goal of the season. but coach you really are not gods man appeared confident before kick off. but i were no pushover i took the lead leaders into the stroke of half time to score spanish defender i'm feeling you doing the honors. thank you after the break leipsic up the pace and substitute uses potions 1st produced by the. thoughts stoner on 66 minutes sealed birch fight. leipzig stay top of the ball in this league with their 2 nail victory. say next turn their attention to their champions league clash against the shock cheered on tuesday. my opinion is that. maybe one of the best goals of his. then he gets the ball. through chip it over the defender and the ball lands perfectly and needs to shoot on the 1st time and i

officer johannes mezzerly shot him. he was later charged with second-degree murder, but at the trial he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. the verdict sparked days of protests and riots in oakland. mezzerly served 11 months in prison before being released in 2011. grant's family is planning to hold a news conference tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. and we will bring you that live on cbsn bay area. >>> new video of what appears to be a huge street brawl in san francisco. a neighborhood group called safer hate caught it on came nord on e fight, but police are investigating it, asking anybody who saw it to give them a call. >>> san francisco south of market neighborhood. police arrested two suspects accused of robbing a woman at gunpoint. officers recovered that glock firearm from the scene. they said they received a report yesterday morning of a woman being chased and robbed. authorities tracked down the suspects, took them into custody without further incident. >>> it's about time we get some food for the soul. >> to come b

we >>that grant's family says well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle lee who fired the shot into grants back that killed him it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. this on his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask are >>3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report. >>and that stay just as is really was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>near the tail end of that news conference oscar grant's family indicated they had just received an email from the district attorney indicating that she would reopen the investigation. kron 4 news received a similar email saying she would reopen the investigation and assigned a team of lawyers to look at the circumstances that caused oscar grant's

police officer johannes measurely, who said he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his taser. he was charged with murder, but convicted of involuntary manslaughter, but the grant family set that anthony peroni, another officer at the scene, is just as involved. >> he had his hands on his face pushing 250 pound of his weight, fracturing the bones in oscar's face. >> justice delayed is justice denied. oscar was denied his full justice. >> reporter: peroni was fired for his actions that day. oscar grant's mother said it's time for him to be charged. >> i'm calling for the district attorney to bring charges against him and to charge him for his actions that escalated instead of de-escalating the situation. >> reporter: grant's uncle see fuss johnson said officers elected not charge him back then because he was going to be an officer against the other officer. >> however, because tony peroni flitched and became a hostile witness, the strategy failed. >> reporter: d.a. nancy o'malley said she listened to the family and is reopening the investigation. >> why would they bring any char

the officer who shot grant, johannes mehserle, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but another officer present at the scene, anthony pirone, was terminated and never charged even though a report revealed he repeatedly lied to investigators and attacked grant, stating "a cascade of events that ultimately led to the shooting." oscar grant's family called for the case to be reopened. his mother, reverend wanda johnson, spoke at a monday news conference in front of the train station where her son was killed. >> if it is going to be our judicial system continues to lie and continues to not honor their words, then we will continue to be out here and remind the world of how our judicial system is continuing to fl people of color. amy: oscar grant's mother speaking at fruitvale station. survivors of chemical weapons attacks in syria have filed a criminal complaint in germany accusing the syrian government of killing more than 1400 people in two separate attacks, one in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta in 2013 and another in the village of khan sheikhun in 2017. meanwhile, the unit

forecast from now until then back to you justine thank you mabrisa and for your help tonight some method johanne washes are being voluntarily recalled because of possible bacteria. >>they were sold at san francisco target stores and albertsons stores method is recalling a specific lot number of 12 ounce gel hand wash in the sea minerals fragrance the number of the sea mineral scented 12 ounce gel hand washes. they all were found have bacteria in it and method says that quote while this bacterium rarely causes harm to healthy individuals. there is a risk of infection for people with compromised immune systems. we've all the details about this recall on our website kron 4 dot com. and coming up next you are never too old to vote the story of a man who is almost 100 years old and he's taking part in this year's election for the bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was

>>with murder, former bart officer johannes mehserle was convicted for killing grant on the platform of the fruitvale bart station in oakland. but now grant's family says the former bart officer tony perrone created the atmosphere that led to that shooting. >>it didn't occur on the officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. this had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask spain's all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just that. >>tony perrone was never charged though he has since been fired from the bart police force. in san francisco mayor london breed has authorized the 60 day extension of the city's commercial eviction moratorium that extension will last now until november 30th you may remember indoor dining was approved in the city back on september 30th and mayor breed says that this extension will help businesses focus on safely reopening city's eviction moratorium for people affected financially by the pandemic last until december 1st. >>california is now accepting n

following a call from grant's family to charge a second officer with murder, former bart police officer johannes mehserle was convicted for killing grant on the platform of the fruitvale bart station in oakland, but now grant's family says that former bart officer tony perrone created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask spain's all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just that. >>tony perrone has never been charged though he was fired from the park police force. in boulder creek crews with the environmental protection agency are looking for hazardous materials in the ruins of the czu lightning complex fires. they they were at what's left really of a home in search of residue from asbestos and ammunition toxic gases as well as household chemicals. >>anything that any one of us might find and our home you cleaning chemicals under the sink. things in the garage pain

conference monday outside the fruitvale bart station grant's family said well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle who fired the shot into grants back that killed him. >>it was peroni the created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and her own e the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then now with his knee on his neck. this had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask her. >>3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just as warm as a lee was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >>after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>as long as legislators fail. and don't know the bell. the they have to help get just as well at school. will be out here every single year. going to get just as murder near the tail end of the news conference oscar grant's family indicated they had just received an email from district attorney nancy o'malley saying. >>t

"the coronavirus particle was first discovered by the 18th century german scientist johann -- wikipediamade fun of him for being dumb but i got to give it up he is the only person i know who can get the printer to work. the reality is trump and the gop just do not care about the pandemic they don't care that nearly 300,000 more americans have died this year than otherwise would have they don't care that 8 million people fell into poverty, as a result of the economic crash the one and only thing they care about is whining and moaning about how the media treats them. it's the only thing that seems to get them genuinely animated they love to complain about not getting special treatment on social media platforms my favorite, recent example of this is a bizarre instagram post from donald trump jr >> hey, guys hope you're doing well just watching my algorithms get crushed. i guess i did something to piss off the instagram gods so hopefully, you are seeing this stuff, anyway we'll do what we can talk to you soon >> seth: i think instagram might have shadow banned you for not knowing your angle

i think the pairing be between her and johannes.special as well. even at strictly, you can tell that they have taken, they mentioned ita that they have taken, they mentioned it a lot, they have taken such measures to bring the show together. i was thinking yesterday, on a normal year, it's a lot of work. i can't even imagine how hard the crew and the cast and the choreographers on the lighting on the set dies, you have to remember all those people, they will have had to jump through hoops to bring the show to us this year. it's extra special, i think. scott mills, year. it's extra special, i think. scott m ills, lovely year. it's extra special, i think. scott mills, lovely to see you. that is all we have time for this morning. breakfast is back tomorrow from six. have a good day. bye— bye. this is bbc news. our top stories... more pressure on the uk government as thousands of doctors back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. uk ministers consider reducing the 14 days isolation p