i suppose may a virtual mosh pit. that's go to the independent.he national gallery reopening for the press over the weekend. i think it is tuesday. but again, the plan is 1.5 billion, it sounds a lot of money, but how big is this in terms of the industry for the uk when you think about the summer seasons, christmas, tourism that the arts attract as well? i can't sit here tonight and tell you how that money compares to what is actually needed or what was asked for. it is just impossible to say. the same people do appear to be genuinely delighted with the money that has come and gone. as i say, i do wonder whether perhaps ina gone. as i say, i do wonder whether perhaps in a day or two, people will be thinking, well, what we really wanted was a sign that venues could reopen quickly. it seems as if the government is going to tell us there really is no prospect of that in the near future, or perhaps even no prospect for crowds to come back to sporting fixtures, thinking about that, cricket, we are hopeful that perhaps they can get 10% of the crowd in.

it is a mosh pit, none of that. good job, thumb's up. i would like to say it is a long season but it is not. >> highlights later for the two on friday night. >> all right, thanks. >> look forward to that. we will check back in. much more on a busy friday night in sports, thank you, vern. taking a look overlooking san francisco's mission district where tonight you can go out to eat, again. out to eat. kpix5 found one street is a dining destination. >> reporter: the wine bar has had a consistent crowd all night long. the owner says they added three more tables to the outdoor space. one of several restaurants here in the mission that is hoping the closed off blocks here on the street will give them a boost in business. [music] live music, dinner, drinks, tonight, a car-free valencia street between 16th and 17th and between 18th and 19th energized a neighborhood hit hard by the pandemic. >> it makes sense to have certain streets shutdown throughout the city to allow for certain businesses to kind of -- to be able to social distance. >> it al

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and that night after the announcement, there was a large, quote, mosh-pit style dance party and many of the kids did not wear masks at that event. we're also told local health department is monitoring the outbreak but the main frustration here, as we move forward, as cases increase and as concern does increase is that the camp hasn't really been communicating much with them. stephanie? >> monitoring. they sent these kids home to ten different states. 82 of them who tested positive. thank you. >>> i want to bring in karen. her youngest daughter was at the k-2 camp when the outbreak emerged. she's since returned home to texas. karen, good to know your family is all safe, home and together. but take us back to may and your decision to send her. >> when we got the announcement that camp was going to be open, we were really excited. we have been a kanakuk family for 20 years. and so the last child was set to go. and she was very excited. this was what she had been hoping for, that camp would be open. as camp began to announce they were open, we were looking at all their safety precautions

is one simple choice to make do we stand for rule of law or allow mob rule in the united states of moshingmark: it's interesting allen west i pointed out on my radio show pulling down statue of jefferson, washington, and founders and framers, do they realize where their bill of rights come from. do they realize that their free speefn freedom of peaceably assemble and due process rights and right to fair trial with juryry of their peers steady trl do they realize that probable cause warrants all in the bill of rights those bill of rights were adopted by men who didn't own slaves and men who did own slaves in other words you can take a photograph of these men. and say they own slaves. which was bad. which was horrific everybody can agree on that but then tear down everything they did. so that the rest of us could live trees, at some point in the future, i notice they're not tearing up bill of rights when it applies to them so there's a great deal of hip on city right here. >> incredible deal this year and there's the situation ethics and also the sense of entitlement when they see their ideo

this is now the open just in a mosh see. it just in a match seed. now it's a mystery over whether or not amash will run again in. there's a republican primary here in early august. biden's said -- and this district. she has very encouraging data with justin amash on the ballot and without him. we feel very excited about hillary and the amount of service she's done for oure country. >> ii want to get to some questions reviewed seen some of these terrific candidates that you all have. here's a question from that colin she says what do you believe are the top issues preventing women from being reelected? >> that would prevent women. >> from being reelected. >> i just think women are going to do great. i think women are going to show up in huge numbers at the polls. i think they have had it with donald trump and i think donald trump was one of the best recruiters for us and he's one of the best motivators for us and when you break down the polling look at suburban women and how they are just running as fast as they can away from donald trump and toward

he's just been able to mask his unpopularity and soothe his ego with large crowds at his mosh pit/groupwhy his rally in tulsa on saturday, his first in months, was planned as a big show of political strength never mind the fact that tulsa is a coronavirus hot spot with spiking numbers that have alarmed local health officials trump disregarded that just to make himself feel better beforehand, trump aides told cnn that the rally wasn't just about politics it was about something far more important -- giving trump the adulation he craves and reenergizing him after weeks spent wallowing in sagging poll numbers and critical media coverage i guarantee you, after saturday, if everything goes well, he's going to be in a much better mood you know what else is good for that prozac you can just slip some into his hamburger. you know, the way you'd give pills to a dog or slap a label on the bottle that says "hydroxychloroquine. "this stuff cures never-y-thing. think about that the president held an indoor rally at a coronavirus hot spot, putting people's lives at risk, just to make himself feel bett

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from muddy mosh pit and dance pits on a farm to push picnics and a garden party in a country house. add nearly £2 billion every year to the uk economy. in the 12 months up to may 2019, more than a quarter of adults decided to take a trip to a music festival. now that isajump on trip to a music festival. now that is a jump on the previous year, even without the nation's most famous glastonbury which did not happen that here. coronavirus has turned off the speakers and stopped the dancing. at least 90% of the festivals planned this year will not ta ke festivals planned this year will not take place. and that matters because when you add in the food, toilets, fences, festival support more than 85,000 ukjobs. fences, festival support more than 85,000 uk jobs. almost fences, festival support more than 85,000 ukjobs. almost cancelled festivals have been rearranged for next year, without insurance, and with hundreds of thousands of pounds in refunds to pay, there are concerns that for some events, the party might be over for good. i think the cameraman may have already started drinking! so

it was the surveillance of a man who was trying to blow up the local cia office in an arbor up mosh gan it's only known for the footnote, which says we assume that in the cases of national security, you don't need a warrant. every court has since held. no national security, you don't need a warrant. this is an interesting done trick. this has developed the entire cases, the foreign intelligence superstructure is built on the idea you don't need a fourth amendment warrant. you may need something klee to it, but not a fourth amendment warrant. >>> christine is watching us in somerset, new jersey. hi, christine. >> caller: hello. my question is about expectation of privacy, and whether the bar will be lowered as the younger people have less of an expectation than we do. i was born in the middle of the baby boom in '55. i talked to my niece about privacy. my expectations are very high. she laughs at me and says, look, get over it, there's no such thing as privacy. so if people in their 30s and then younger feel there's no expectation of privacy, then where does the bar stand for what's reas

players may come out of their mouths running or sweating in the scrum, when they get tackled in the big mosh. it will be two layers. there will be a oakley protective layer that will go on the top half, down to about the bridge of the nose that will obviously a lot of fans are familiar with. that now there is a new layer that will go on the inside of the face mask. neil: john, very interesting stuff. we'll follow it closely. breaking news items we'll continue with john. thank you for that update. football still on for the fall by the way. i know everyone is looking at the polls, already saying president joe biden and all of that but i do remember when they were saying president michael dukakis, president hillary clinton, president john kerry. hmmm, funny thing polls. ♪ oh, we love our new home. neighborhood's great. amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a

they will be able to open before next year and even then, you cannot really have a socially distanced moshs is still with us, they are going to struggle. david sillito, bbc news. we are talking to 0liver down the culture secretary about that £1.5 billion arts funding, some grants, some loans, still many questions about where the money is spent on who exactly will get it. and cannot save all of those theatres? lucy powell from the shadow business consumers minister will be with us as well. millions of us gathered to cla p as well. millions of us gathered to clap the nhs yesterday. this was pa rt clap the nhs yesterday. this was part of a weekend of anniversary events to show appreciation for the work of healthcare staff at a time of challenges, unprecedented in its history. mark easton has this report. this evening, the nation came together in gratitude. 0n pavements and doorsteps, mighty and humble, to say thank you to the nhs and all of those who do their bit to save lives during the pandemic. the hope is that everyjuly five, the health services birthday, the country will find a moment to

we've got to stand up for what we believe in and not let these people mush mosh us into a conformitymething that is, to me, infuriating. i can't stand it. steve: how about this? you were there in cleveland, and the famous rock and roll hall of fame right there on the lake has announced that they're going to open a social justice exhibit tomorrow. and what it's going to do, it's going to spotlight how musical artists is have channeled rock and roll to respond to racism throughout the rock and roll era. what do you think about that? >> well, you know, rock's always been a kind of progressive leader. everybody from dylan to tupac to beyonce, you name it, chuck berry, james brown, nat king coal, sam cook, they've all made statements during their lives or their lives are examples of people who have been exploited by this business. i'm delighted. let them do whatever they want to do. if you don't like that particular exhibit, you move on to the next one. i spend a lot of time in that building. it's a beautiful place. i.m. pei designed it. this is the home of rock and, you know, i'm honored