michelangelo's is back in business.. serving its first customers since a march eighteenth fire forced its doors to close salvatore cortara/owner, michelangelo cafe its been very very tough. we had a cleaning company come to clean it up and dry up all the sheetrock that was damaged by the water from the fire department. the 18-year-old north beach staple was one of nearly a dozen businesses affected by the st. patrick's night blaze. the four alarm fire started around 7:30 at night in a vacant apartment building nearby and quickly spread.customers at michelangelo's were forced to leave their half eaten dinners and run to safetysince then, owner salvatore cortara says he's been working around the clock.salvatore cortara/owner, michelangelo cafe i couldn't go away. i had to here because i gotta be here because had electrical people coming over, building inspector, health department inspector so i couldn't go anywhere.it was not what i was expecting. cortara says.. he estimates the restaurant lost about 60- 70-thousand dollar

michelangelo painting the sistine chapel.he theater, it's an immersive experience that even its creative director, marco balich, has a hard time describing. >> it's easier to say what it is hot. there is ballet, but it is not a ballet. there is a lot of beautiful eusic by john metcalf and sting, but it's not a musical. it's a very technological show. balich treated michelangelo as a sort of superhero whose frescos, in digital form, turn rome's former symphony hall into a necond sistine chapel. >> reporter: what did you think? >> bellissimo, bellissimo. >> reporter: you liked it? balich let us peek backstage to see how the show works. what the cast wears. and how he took inspiration from spectacles the catholic church has staged. >> this is the coffin of john paul ii which, to me, which of all ceremonies, that was one of the best ceremonies ever done. d ♪ >> reporter: when you hear a critic say this is just too much, it's all show. er it's only, every time they said, "oh, but it's like disney." but disney is a genius what's wr

(hermela aregawi) michelangelo's was actually one of the least affected by the fire.most of the damagesustained was fire-related.but the owner tells me.. getting the restaurant running again has been a lot harder than he expected.michelangelo's is back in business..serving its first customers since a march eighteenth fire forced its doors to closecassandra austin/customer i went on the website and it said permanently closed and i started panicking. then i called my coworker and i said well they said its permanently closed. she said oh no no. they are going to be open tonight. it's the first opening salvatore cortara/owner, michelangelo cafeits been very very tough. we had a cleaning company come to clean it up and dry up all the sheetrock that was damaged by the water from the fire department.the 18-year-old north beach staple was one of nearly a dozen businesses affected by the st. patrick's night blaze.the four alarm fire started around 7:30 at night in a vacant apartment building nearby and quickly spread.customers at michelangelo's were forced to leave their half eaten dinners and

messi any merit gone up to trade as the iconic figures of adam and god in michelangelo's masterpiece argentina's two football stars already have heavenly status in the country anymore lies in the two on this ceiling along with other argentinian stars is an effort to motivate the next class of up and comers. a group in the cloak now has the top figures in the world of football messi a marathoner and the others who have decided how old so excellent players with a very good foot would. be always prioritised goodwill what with the kids gimmick so who better to look at you know than these players some when they're doing it already know. the sports club paid around twenty thousand u.s. dollars to complete the artwork and its president believes every generation will look up and be inspired the go girl kids ones are the ones that love football want to be like i want idols when he plays. today the kids who play here have messi. and the adults who come also share our idols. would have moved doesn't come off you look at the sky and when you ask god for a helping hand you have so many of them he

is something of a religion for many around the world and in argentina one club has recreated michelangelo's famous painting in the sistine chapel in their gym using the likeness of superstars like to come out of donna and you know messi now fans and players who worship the football legends can also look up to them. messi narrowed dawna to trade as the iconic figures of adam and god in michelangelo's masterpiece argentina's two football stars already have heavenly status in the country anymore lies in the two on this ceiling along with other argentinian stars is. an effort to motivate the next class of up and comers. a good king at the club now has the top figures in the world of football messy america don't know you and the others who have beside them also excellent players with a very good footwork. him we always prioritize goodwill with the kids he gave me so who better to look at you know the nice play is someone there doing it already know . the sports club paid around twenty thousand u.s. dollars to complete the artwork and its president believes every generation will look up and be in

michelangelo's restaurant had water damage and other fire- related issues to deal with.a month, michelangelo's reopened friday.and kron 4's hermela aregawi was there. (hermela aregawi) michelangelo's was actually one of the least affected by the fire.most of the damage it sustained was fire-related.but the owner tells me.. getting the restaurant running again has been a lot harder than he expected.michelangelo's is back in business..serving its first customers since a march eighteenth fire forced its doors to closecassandra austin/customer i went on the website and it said permanently closed and i started panicking. then i called my coworker and i said well they said its permanently closed. she said oh no no. they are going to be open tonight. it's the first opening salvatore cortara/owner, michelangelo cafeits been very very tough. we had a cleaning company come to clean it up and dry up all the sheetrock that was damaged by the water from the fire department.the 18-year-old north beach staple was one of nearly a dozen businesses affected by the st. patrick's night blaz

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the star but matter but this quiet group the sixteen took to the stage against the backdrop of michelangelo'sthe last judgment as people from around the world today and to watch it on the web. good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories and i'll just hear a france's president has urged the u.s. to stand by the iran nuclear deal president donald trump has threatened to walk away from the agreement but says abandoning it could lead to a north korea style standoff what do you have at the bigger option i don't see what is a one hundred. all your plan b. i don't have any plan b. for nuclear against against iran so that's a question we will discuss but that's why i just want to see a nuclear let's preserve this framework because it's better than a sort of north korean type of situation. nicaragua's president study will take a has withdrawn proposed pension reforms that sponsor a wave of violent protests dozens of shops in the capital were looted in a fifth day of demonstrations preliminary results and paraguayans presidential elections with the ruling colorado party candid

this is the slope to pick and choose some a makeup artist isn't protected but the baker is michelangelo does it for a building but the chef would be. this isn't a slope to go down as the country decides which businesses can pick and choose their customers. and in front of the supreme court the court said how do you choose just to protect just this baker? races different we are not sure why maybe because there is so much historical discrimination but everybody else is fair game with the veteran status and gender those individuals cannot be discriminated against including religious protection so the supreme court talked about this issue with a barbecue restaurant to not believe in intermingling of mixes. in the supreme court said no. if the freedom speech argument will not fly. and to discriminate in the name of protecting the first amendment rights. and that should continue to look at this is regulation as private expression. and open to the public or business on a nondiscriminatory basis. the mechanized to have the expressive right rather than the boy scouts. so they conceded if the bak

are we going to lock up picasso or michelangelo? you have to be careful. on the other hand i think that you are a born in the right time and you can talk about. one day you will be 17 and one day you will be 80 and you will have to find a new dr.. [laughter] it takes courage to be 16 and ask a question. you are gutsy. >> what gets you most excited and out of bed in the morning? >> other than the alarm clock. >> and what keeps you up at night? it's a story people might be interested in in some form or another. i get excited about ideas although i'm not sure how to portray them. i cannot cry at all of the horrible thing things in the wod happening. parkland keeps me up at night and the children keep me up at night. i don't know how to help them because they've done a million shows about gun control and i can't get through. i stand by them because they said no more nra. [applause] you have to separate the people who've taken a strong stand on this and for the first time i see the light in the tunnel. there was no light in the tunnel before. yes that keeps me

. >> and michelangelo was damaged also. >> really? >> he is closed about six months, he said. >> we will be holding fundraising in the neighborhood to raise funds. >> and water damage of adjacent buildings. it was like the second largest fire in recent history in terms of the water used to put it out. >> i was over in berkeley. i could just see this. >> i was at tomaso's. in the restaurant. >> i wanted to bring up one other topic. i've become much more interested in the newly emerging cannabis industry and i would like to make a suggestion that the equity program expand somewhat to include older potential workers, retired people, people that are having a hard time finding work. the cannabis industry is very, very much customer sieve service driven and i think we should look to include that category of people who often have a very hard time finding work, even part-time. i just wanted to bring that up. >> president adams: especially when 65% of employees need to be from san francisco. >> right. and i've been working a little bit at a ca

version of it scott notter purchased quadruped the sixteen also took the stage as the backdrop of michelangelo's the last judgment as people from around the world turned to watch but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the coming war on china stage and that's a lot of other. i pity a country that would come up against us. the synergy with air land and sea forces and in our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastating all countries respect the power of the united states in that respect how dominant we are in this region and we get better and better and better. tonight a ten a reg limps of china's vicious expansion in one of the world's most contested regions we report from the south china sea by the chinese a warning off anyone who comes too close to that building program we continue our look this morning and what china does not want you to see the united states as the superpower is reclaiming land in the south china sea the fact that we're dealing with a situation right now where we the u.s. has to be much more aggressive in dealing

michelangelo worked on the sistine chapel for less time. >> eric: there's a line of people waiting, tonythe lady wants a pizza. >> anthony: he's new. he's new. i -- i -- i can't do anything with him. >> eric: what happened? you have a union break or what? >> anthony: yeah. hey, this is france. i get a nice break. have i worked my 22-hour week yet? ♪ ♪ >> anthony: another beautiful day in paradise and we're heading out into the countryside. and as always, when embarking on a bro-tastic adventure, an appropriate vehicle is called for. in this case, a 1972 citroen maserati. this car is sweet. it's totally '70s. hugh hefner probably had one of these. no? alain delon probably had one of these. i'll bet serge gainsbourg. >> eric: serge gainsbourg? nah. >> anthony: serge gainsbourg probably banged, like, jane birkin in the back of one these things. no, actually you need a little more room. lourmarin is a 1,000-year-old town about 90 minutes from marseille. a picture-perfect village known for its farmers market. >> eric: do you like green salad? >> anthony: oh, cavignon, here we go. >> eric: if

. >> there is no american style campaigning beneath michelangelo's frescos, but there are favorites.though the 76-year-old jorge bergoglio was the runner-up eight years earlier, this time he isn't one of them. >> a lot of analysts would say that he was too old and that he had had his chance in 2005. >> but two u.s. cardinals are mentioned. many believe either sean o'malley from boston or timothy dolan from new york could be the next pope. >> inside the vatican the night before the conclave, bergoglio and his brother cardinals give short speeches. >> his intervention at the conclave, each cardinal gets three to five minutes was extremely powerful, and it med people. >> to become pope, a candidate needs 2/3 majority plus one vote. but bergoglio only gets 25 votes, second place in the first ballot. just two hours after cardinals went into seclusion, crowds eye the black smoke with disappointment. elisabetta piquet heads home where she gets some inside information. her husband, a fellow journalist interviewed many cardinals right before the conclave. analyzing what he learned, piquet rea

neighborhood, we end up in a park or another and sometimes it's washington square, sometimes its michelangelo, sometimes george sterling, we play ball and chat with our neighbors and enjoy the fresh air and community of the parks. but i was hearing griping among our friends and neighbors that hang out at the parks as well. there's griping and complaining from people about vermin and food trash and plants that aren't native or the gates aren't open at the right time or various things. too many homeless living in the park. people not doing anything about the problems they were griping about. so i decided i would try to do something to focus the griping in helpful direction so i looked up the parks and rec commission which lead me to prozac and i discovered there were a few vacancies including one in my own district. i met with supervisor peskin and here i am. >> supervisor safai: great. >> hoping i could be some conduit of the concerns the people in my parks are expressing, and that i can challenge them to make a better effort at taking some action and improving things and that i can also [plea

in a painting modelled on michelangelo's creation of adam, maradona is god extending his hand to adame will have the weather in about six or seven minutes. across the uk, the most common cause of cancer death is from lung cancer, with survival rates failing to show any signs of improvement. so is a national screening programme the answer? let's take a look at some of the numbers. there are more than 46,000 new lung cancer cases in the uk every year, that's almost 130 cases a day. it's the third most common type of cancer, and for every 100 people who are diagnosed, just five survive for more than 10 years. but despite these numbers, the uk doesn't screen for lung cancer in the way it does for other cancers, such as bowel or breast cancer, although nhs england is running some pilot studies in london and the north—west. one person who thinks a screening programme would save lives is the conservative mp james brokenshire. he took time off work after he was diagnosed injanuary, and will lead a debate in the commons about the issue today. he joins us now from westminster. very pleased to s

this is a slope -- in the supreme court, a makeup artist wasn't protected, a baker is, michelangelo would not be protected because they are doing it for a building, but a chef would be under certain circumstances. this is not a slope we want to go down as a country to decide which businesses can pick and choose their customers. the court said, how is raise different? how are you going to choose you will protect this religious temperament of this baker? the answer was, race is -- we are not quite sure why -- but every other group is fair game. so people with disabilities, veteran's status, gender, all the other categories we see as protected -- those individuals againstbe discriminated religion,e of including religious protections. the supreme court talked about this issue back in the civil rights era, when a barbecue notthis issue back notd believe to the intermingling of races and did not want to serve african-american people in this barbecue restaurant. the supreme court said, no -- that freedom of speech argument is not going to fly. we will not constitutionalize freedom to discriminat