have a chance to get used to this space, including a renowned actorjohn sibi 0kumu playing lord montagueel. because what he has achieved is phenomenal. to get where he is, and annabel, these are home—grown superstars. at the kenyan national theatre, the public arrive for the opening gala. the show must go on. applause. places for act one! romeo &juliet, dance of the knights. over the next few nights, the nairobi audiences are in for a treat. people are freaking out, joel. they thought that this was the best show ever. but that's only cause they weren't here for last night. yeah, and they don't know when it's not good or not. we can only pray. romeo &juliet, balcony scene. it was amazing to watch, honestly. just spectacular. from the last time i saw him dance to now, his skill level has improved. it's just fascinating to watch. i thought it was amazing. i enjoyed every second. and it was such a pleasure to look at. the first night of the performance, opening night, my mum was there, my sister was there. and i didn't know that she was going to come onstage and give me flowers afterwards th

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before christmas, at the great mall in milpitas just after 5:00 last night in the south bay off montagueressway between 880 and 680. milpitas police tell us someone shot a man in or near the old navy store. that sent panicked shoppers scrambling for safety. police ordered people to shelter in place and then went from store to store clearing each scene. we were able to speak to someone who hid in a small storage room at the gnc store. >> it was really hot and we weren't socially distanced. it was pretty suffocating in there. so we all thought we were going to pass out. yeah, it was pretty scary. >> the victim, we're told, was taken to the hospital. we are awaiting word on his condition. milpitas police are still looking for the shooter. they tell us they do not have a description. >>> now to developing news off capitol hill where the stage is set today for lawmakers to finally approve the new covid-19 relief package as chuck todd was talking about. some long-awaited important negotiations went well into the night lead to ing to a last-min compromise. democrats and republicans agreed on fe

it happened at the great mall in milpitas just after 5:00 last night, off montague expressway.ot a man in or near the old navy store and that sent shoppers running, panicked. police ordered people to clear from each scene. one group of shoppers hid in a small storage room of the gnc store. >> it was really hot and we weren't socially distancing. it was suffocating in there. we all thought we were going to pass out. >> the victim was taken to the hospital. his status is unknown. milpitas police are still looking for the shooter. they don't have a description. >>> turning now to our coronavirus coverage. more people got the pfizer vaccine yesterday. el camino health received more than 900 doses. those vaccines will be among mountain view and los gatos hospitals. specialists, critical care nurses and other frontline workers will be vaccinated first. >> we're all very excited. it's been hard to get to this point. a light at the end of the tunnel for all of us. >> el camino health says it anticipates all employees will be vaccinated by spring 2021. >>> and a live look at sfo where d

chris arnold, we start in montague, michigan. bill is a democrat. good morning.r: yeah, i was wondering if the $300 with maybe be retroactive to some date? guest: that is a good question. i think a lot of people would hope that it would be. i have not seen those details yet. you know, that could be part of what they are hashing out. but it is an excellent point. the $600was to have expire, i believe it was in sunsetted.hat was i do not know what the process would be to go backwards and make it retroactive. certainly a lot of people have been struggling, and i'm not sure if you are one of them where it just is not been enough money. people are selling their possessions just to pay rent. arguably would not be a crazy idea, for sure. i just have not heard whether there talking about that. host: you were talking about the eviction moratorium. you wrote in a recent piece for struggling homeowners still have better protections than struggling renters. explain. guest: right, and this gets at a couple different things. before we talk about the particular provisions, one

chris arnold, we're going to start out of montague, michigan. bill is a democrat. bill, good morning. >> caller: yes, i was wondering if the $300 was going to be retroactive to some date. >> that's a good question. i think a lot of people would hope it would be. i have not seen those details yet. that could be part of what they're hashing out but it's an excellent point. the plan was to have the $600 expire, i believe it was in july, and that sunseted. i don't know what the argument would be to go backwards and make it retroactive. look, there's certainly been a lot of people struggling. i'm not sure if you're one of them where it hasn't been enough money, people are selling possessions just to pay rent. wouldn't be a crazy idea for sure. i haven't heard whether they're talking about that. >> you were talking a minute ago about the eviction moratorium. you wrote in one of your recent pieces for npr that struggling homeowners still have better protections than struggling renters. explain. >> this gets at a couple of different things. before we talk about those parti