peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. >> ok, kathy is here now. sorry seems to be the hardest word, not applying to you, but carlos tevez and roberto, they both want an apology from each other. >> yes, and i'm not sure which one might get it in the end. this is carlos tevez, the manager of manchester city, said he refused to play in the match, a big game of big importance. tevez says it was all a big misunderstanding, and he was very ready to play in that match, but he did you not actually go out on to the pitch. after that happened, the two-week suspension with no pay for carlos tevez, who's on a rather large salary. we're now waiting to hear what happens in terms of him coming back for training. >> he should be there by now. >> we're waiting to see him arrive at manchester for this training session. it's his first day back at work, but as yet, he has not appeared. training starts probably in around 45 minutes' time. >> all sorts of rumors floating around. he's going to be bumped off to play with the second level. he's demanding the apology. >> i

peter bowes there in los angeles. the u.s. economy created 100,000 jobs last month. better than expected. but not enough to change the unemployment rate of 9.1%. some suffering more than others. black unemployment is at 16%. twice the rate for white people. north america, mark model has been to president obama's hometown, chicago, to look at the problem. >> in the gym you take a few hits. but easier than the harsh world outside the ring. in the city of chicago, long been tough and poor but now its hard has been ripped out by a new poverty. >> a lot of the kids with college education unemployed. >> i see theanger and frustration with the people in the community. they have no hope anymore. >> you can come from another country and you can soar right past a black person. why is that? >> everywhere, there are signs of what's happened. once homes that were boarded up and everyone can tell a tale of pillars of a poor community suddenly finding themselves out of work. the reminder of the wild celebrations that surrounded obama's election at a restaurant that's now closed dow

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composing the child link up on the bow street leader vladimir lenin as one of the most european russian locations locals are obviously proud of their homeland. i think peter the great wisely chose this area to be. as it's a focal point for country with great legal strength. makes up it's time to eat and we've arrived at what's called the fast because the restaurant located in a large circular tower is one of the oldest in town that's how it itself was built in the middle of the sixteenth century and since then hasn't many different pieces first part of a massive fortification with time it became a pharmacy and then i mean mission store it was used even as a prison in the beginning of the twentieth century after the town grew in the tower appeared to be right in the center of the book there were plans to destroy it but the architecture of monuments it was in the end preserved and turned into a restaurant. with international dishes can be tasty and well cooked. entries of their origin like sushi in japan or specially can the carcasses so don't try to show off like some restaurants instead offering traditional russian and european because the end. inside the

bow lynn. here's a look at the opera. (applause) >> rose: joining me now two r two of the stars of this opera, anna netrebko and stephen costello, also peter gelb the general manager of the opera. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> the reviews are ver, very good. you were watching that and you noticed something which was a small... >> yeah, the one who was shoung it was me. (laughter) see how the lastote it didn't really come out well? but it's oy. i will correct it next performance. >> rose: why did you select these sevenperas? d when did you select them? >> well,he crazy thing about the world is opera is we plan four or five years in advance and because the great stars of opera are like anna and the rising young stars like stephen are booked far in advance so we have to... we're competing for their services along wh l scala and the royal opera and the paris opera. so so we chose them partly because of the singers who were available to sing them and partly because of our need to present a balanced repertoire of interesting operatic experiences. a big emphasis at the mets to bring in top stage directors to work with great singing