baton rouge is talking about software. should reach the topic again because you see the flows of companies to austin, alabama, arkansas, a lot of places that were not able to attract these i get skilled industries in the same capacity as new york or los angeles. they're doing it now, because of what mayor suarez talked about. they are making the environment more comfortable for the companies with lower taxes. there could be longer term ramifications. taylor: the investment management industry, as well. you mentioned cathie wood and technology but if you think about the financial industry as well, some ramifications down there. where we going next? can we take a trip? caroline: let's go to chicago. everyone comes from their believes the way. taylor: i hear it is cold. caroline: that doesn't from "what you missed?" bloomberg technology is up next. romaine: i a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they

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i was moulin rouge. throughout— good. i was moulin rouge. throughout the _ good.eing with us throughout 2021 and a merry clickmas.— with us throughout 2021 and a merry clickmas. hello there. merry christmas to you. some of us will see some snow during this christmas period, mainly across the hills of the northern half of the uk. further south, it'll tend to be milder, so any precipitation will be rain. and we've got areas of low pressure pushing into the south west and they're weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. as these weather fronts slowly push north—eastwards into that stubborn area of colder air which is sitting to the north—east of the country, then this is where we're likely to see some of that rain turn to snow. so, we're starting christmas day morning off on a very cold, frosty note across scotland, the far north of england, but less cold, milder for northern ireland in towards wales and the south west. but here, we have more of the cloud, outbreaks of rain, which will be slowly spilling northwards and eastwards through the course of the day. quite

baton rouge, the louisiana state capitol perched on the banks of the mississippi. three blocks off the river, on a chilly thursday night, a criminal defense lawyer was working late, drafting a writ for the big murder trial starting monday. when did the killer take her? sometime after 8:00 was the best guess. the news led next morning's early drive. >> i hear on a local news station, they interrupt to say that there is a downtown murder in a law office. >> reporter: attorney prem burns was on her way into work. >> which, of course, alerts me. initially, my -- my gosh -- is it an attorney? >> reporter: the office, now strung with yellow crime scene tape, belonged to an up-and-comer named chiquita tate. a local woman just a few years out of law school, but already making a name for herself in the competitive, pads and helmets, arena of litigation and criminal defense. >> she had recently won a half-million dollar jury verdict. that's pretty good for somebody out such a short time. >> reporter: chiquita was one of seven, her father, absent, raised by her grandma in a t

baton rouge, new orleans, is going to happen. cp have committed to that and have committed to that in their filing. yesterday was a historic day for that. we were very excited about it. it shows the benefit of commissions because we were able to hold that project together when louisiana and the previous administration refused the money to build this project. >> we remember that all too well. >> yes, sir. we do, too. >> i cannot tell you how grateful i am to you, mr. ross, and the southern rail commission for the incredible work that you do and continue to do to hold this project together. we were disappointed when the previous administration under mr. jindal rejected those resources and we missed a great opportunity. so grateful we're back on track and this will be a reality for the people of louisiana. >> congressman, i would be remiss, the person who has held this together, would be my fellow commissioner john spain. he has been instrumental in using the southern rail commission to keep this alive and across administrations, ac

jones was the first african-american member of the baton rouge bar association. he served in louisiana state house of representatives. throughout his career as a lawyer he successfully fought for pay equity for teachers and sued to desegregate parks and communities in louisiana. he also represented students, protested at southern university during civil rights movements. countless indigent defendants and challenged voter discrimination practices throughout the south. i was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with dr. anthony jones on veterans day to thank him for his incredible service to our people in america. on his birthday, he celebrated with friends, family, and with good louisiana seafood. today let's all thank dr. jones for his great advice that he shares with us which is, he said, you have to deal with the past. you have to deal with the history. you have to read and understand so we don't repeat the past. let's build better. let's build a future for everyone. please join me in wishing happy birthday, 102nd to dr., attorney anthony jones sr. i yield

like baton rouge. in florida somebody shirley from georgia where he was fighting the seminoles in mississippi, by the late 1850s he was in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians in october 1, 1858 he was fiercely wounded at the battle of wichita village, while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this and i have a lot to cover and i will probably short myself somewhere else, right here in his life in case i cannot finish this program, and his life this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises come from the time he was stationed in the piecework army, anyway at the battle of wichita village while holding the rain in his left hand and aero that probably would've hit his heart instead hit him above the wrist and after passing between two bones stopped near the elbow, i don't know exactly how to describe that to you but i don't think i have to if that did not get your goose up after lunch i'll tell you this another arrow fired from below his horse, the opponent was below

baton rouge, louisiana. must have a tennessee fan in here. didn't like baton rouge. in florida, surely there's somebody from georgia in here. he was fighting the seminoles. by the late 1850s, he was in texas stationed in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians and on october 1st, 1858, he was seriously wounded at the battle of wichita village. i think this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises in the civil war comes from. the time he was stationed in the peace war army. at the fight of -- at the battle of wichita village while holding the reins in his left hand, an arrow that would have hit his heart hit him just above the rest. after passing between two bones stopped near the elbow. i don't know exactly how to describe that to you but i don't think i have to. now if that didn't get your goose up after lunch, i'll it will you this, another arrow fired from below his horse, i guess the opponent was below, struck him on the right side puncturing beau lungs and stomach before exiting out his left side. he reportedly extracted the arrows himself. he h

their handling of the punish ways situation. parasol, men find some much needed form hammering, club rouge and the champion, believe also we brought action from the n, v as best curry edges closer the all time record for 3 points. the international olympic committee has rejected criticism over their handling of the punish way situation. the chinese tennis player has not been seen publicly for weeks after, alleging she had been sexually assaulted by a senior official and the chinese government. the c claim they've spoken upon via 2 video calls, but the footage has not been released. we can't give assurances and we don't know the full, the full facts. but you can see that we feel ticky with those 2 calls and the fact that we have agreed to meet her in person in china. so it's, in other words, it's a real full roadmap to to least attempt to, to keep in touch and to see where she is. everybody should be concentrating on the world being open, try and not trying to use this for any other purpose. we believe we might be wrong, but that's that way. we believe the best way to keep her with being in

baton rouge louisiana. must have a tennessee fan in here somewhere, didn't like baton rouge. and florida, surely there is somebody from georgia here -- where he was fighting the seminal in mississippi. by the late 1850s, he was in oklahoma, chasing the indians. and in october, first 1850, eight he was seriously wounded at the battle of wichita village. while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this to you, and i've got a lot to cover you and i probably going to shorten myself somewhere else but i think right here, ladies and gentlemen, in this life, in case i can't finish this program -- but in this life i think this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises in the civil war comes from. the time he was stationed in the peace war army. so, anyway, at the fight -- or, excuse me, at the battle of wichita village, while handing the reins in his left hand, a -- that probably would his hit his left -- i don't know exactly how to describe that for you but i don't think i have to. if that didn't get your goose up after lunch i will tell you this, an

can you talk about the establist between new orleans and baton rouge?y >> yes sir. thank you. we are here to help you. yesterday they safely committed to in an initial round trip between baton rouge and new orleans with no. they have to have time to evaluate to see what improvements have to be done to implement that. this is a historical movie and we've been working very hard to create t a good partnership goig forward that can be beneficial thetn. they are going to happen and they are committed to that in the surface transportation board of filing.g. so. we were able to hold that project together with louisiana and the previous administration refused the money to build the ldproject. for the incredible work you have done and continue to hold this project together, we are all disappointed when the previous administration. so grateful that we are back on track and this will become a reality for the people of louisiana. >> i would be messed the person that has held. each has. and administrations across the secretaries and i think it also demonstrates that. an advocate and a frie

he prepares a plan to the louisiana state university in baton rouge beginning in 1921. and classes began on the new campus in 1925 and formally opened in 1926. they called it a pulmonary plan and the olmsted brothers preliminary plan incorporated the sites existing trees and topography and the vision for a continued expansion. perhaps his most significant contribution to the lsu campus was to convince the university leadership to move from downtown baton rouge to its current location on the plateau of the mississippi river. this was especially important for the expansion of lsu's agricultural research and activities. the olmsted plan responded carefully and creatively to existing conditions in particular tree groupings, topography and taking into account native american ground but the german born engineer architect theodore was brought in for the building design into redesign the preliminary plan, he felt that the tablet was required for what he called landscape work, he argued against hiring the olmsted brothers to refine their plan, he would going to do the master pla

and have you ever been to the real moulin rouge?ust the stage. the costumes are equally over the top. there is just about 300 in total for our principal performers and there's 8600 rhinestones that are on satine's diamond costume alone. and do you have to keep a spare bucket of rhinestones in case one falls off? yes, they always fall off. yes, there's a huge bucket — buckets of rhinestones in the back. # i was made for loving you, baby, you were made for loving me. - # the only way of loving me, baby, is to pay a lovely fee.# baz luhrmann's original film starred ewan mcgregor and nicole kidman as christian and satine — two star—crossed lovers in 19th century paris who serenaded each other with medleys of pop songs. for the musical, even more songs have been crammed in. this sequence now includes 20 hits in just five minutes. it was really exciting to be able to kind of mine for anti—love songs. so as he's presenting these love songs to her, she's able to refute them with her own songs that she brings into the mix. # need you by my s

in campus design, more fully monks and he prepared a plan for louisiana state university in baton rouge beginning in 1921 and classes began on the new campus in 1925 and was formally opened in 1926. they called their plan preliminary plan, and the olmsted brother's preliminary plan incorporated the site's existing trees and topography and vision of the potential for continued expansion. perhaps rick olmsted's most significant significant to the lsu campus was actually to convince the university's leadership to move from where was hemmed in in downtown baton rouge to its current location on the plateau above the mississippi river. this was especially important for the expansion of lsu's agriculture research and activities. the olmsted plan responded carefully and creatively to existing condition, in particular, tree groupings, topography, and also taking into account native american mounds. but the german-born engineer, architect, whose name was theodore sealink was brought in for building design and to design the preliminary plan. lake thought no special talent was required for what he

audiences in the seat already waiting for the show to start last night when mullan rouge was canceledrpbl there is a lot of growing concern and anxiety across the city as the numbers continue to rise. i happened to talk to some of the people standing here in line this morning. some of them are getting tested because they've been exposed. they were in meetings with someone who came out positive, who tested positive. so there is concern. that is why we are seeing so many people getting in line really across the city to get tested. >> those are big questions of whether or not do you have to go and contact trace everyone. what does this look like when it comes to quarantining now? a lot of big questions, shimon. thank you for being there this morning as that line for testing is only getting longer. >>> meanwhile, airports are bracing for another kind of surge of passengers. the tsa is expecting almost as many travelers this christmas and new year's as over thanksgiving when pandemic travel records were set. and at least one airline is adding flights to meet the demand. cnn's pete muntean

-- knew loan rouge were told the show would not go on. last night in montreal, nhl game did go on but no spectators, all empty seats. as the markets continue to absorb the fast-shifting ground due to rising covid cases, adding to the witches' brew of volatility, quadruple witching. this is the expiration of multiple options and futures contracts for both indexes and single stocks. right now volatility is way off the highs, so a little calmer moment in this final hour of trade. but investors are seeking shelter in safer government debt. the 10-year yield which was trading at about 1.38% is slightly off that floor, but at 1.407% at the moment, we still are looking at what could be a two week low for the close. we've got the entire market spectrum covered for you. joining us now, andy brenner and the $233 billion in assets under management, cio brad mcmillan. brad, i want to start with you. we've got heavy trading volume and pronounced moves. what's got the market, in your opinion, in its grip? is it covid? prospect of higher rates? or somet

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one example is baton rouge to new orleans hopefully within louisiana.all wholeheartedly support that and work on that. the same would be for here in tennessee running for seven rail commission and we could begin work working with the host railroads and amtrak to see with the possibility's arc, what the capacity constraints are, what the potential ridership would be to between nashville and memphis. it sounds like a great service and one we should definitely look at but they need to allow us to do that. >> that's a great idea for tennessee to join with the solvent group rather than create the wrong. the governor would need to initiate that. >> yes, sir. the governor legislatures would have to vote to invite tennessee and the legislature to say tennessee would have to wait to join. >> it's been pretty simple but i think the main t thing is having something like the seven rail commission works across administrations, we've been working -- >> i appreciate it but my time is about out. mr. gardner, amtrak's 2035 plan to atlanta, they don't have -- i was memph

bumps up again on friday part of the puzzle piece, it's fueling these storms so 83 degrees in baton rouge, that's 22 degrees above normal for this time of year, nashvill3 in bismark, also in fargo. all right. guys, we'll talk about the new year's eve forecast and your new year's day forecast and snow in the west as well. >> looking forward it to thank you. >>> still over a day-and-a-half away, new york city is already budget 2022 in the west. yesterday the city made sure the confedty was good to go. it's all for the big if you year's eve bash in time's square 1.5 tons will go flying tomorrow at midnight this year's celebration is limited to 15,000 revelers because of covid. >> my thoughts are always with the sanitation department cleaning that up after the fact. right? >> it's a big job. >>> next, a florida man rushed to the hospital after reaching into a tiger's enclosure at a zoo. >> what do you expect with the president's call today with vladimir putin for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. huh. is that true? geico's been saving fo

supplies to the migrants here, we're caught in name and land and say they've been beach and by beller rouge and border guards on lucy, and i'm unable to return to the reese full enterprises and the situation is desperate. the restrictions has been established along the border to keep the press and n g o z. and you already have people who died because of the cold. and now it's going to get worse. some people already say that they are walking through the woods and they see bodies dead bodies. and i think there will be so much more that they don't care about those people who are they bringing in. they don't care about the whole situation that they're creating. they just want one thing. they just want the sanctions to be removed with tensions rising and reports of bell ration. border guards threatening to fire at the polish counterparts. how serious is the risk of a wider conflict? the risk is unfortunately very big and i am upset to certain that he is capable of escalating is towards much more dangerous conflict using not just hybrid towards hybrid warfare, but also the conventional one short

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the lights of some of broadway's biggest hits like "hamilton," "moulin rouge," and "mrs. doubtfire" going dark. and holiday fixture the rockettes today ending their 2021 season of their beloved christmas spectacular. >> we were really just disappointed because we came all the way from alabama. that is a long way. >> we were all the way in our seats, excited about the show. >> reporter: covid also ripping through professional sports. multiple nfl and nhl games postponed. dozens of nba players on covid lists. and tonight, the nation's top health officials with a stark message for the unvaccinated. >> for the unvaccinated, you're looking at a winter of severe illness and death for yourselves, your families, and the hospitals you may soon overwhelm. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci citing new research today that shows two doses of the mrna vaccines provide significantly less protection against omicron after five months because these vaccines wane over time, which is why fauci pushed for more americans to get vaccinated if you're not, and get boosters to boost your antibody leve

10 of the great white way's biggest shows shut down, including hamilton, the lion king and moulin rougely. michael riedel is the feared theatre columnist for the new york post and gave me his thoughts on where broadway goes from here. when we started to reopen here on broadway in the fall when we thought everyone is going to be vaccinated and everybody wants to go back to seeing a great broadway show again, this is an enormous setback. and a lot of shows are not going to be able to survive this herky—jerky movement that's going on, and there are literally people who went to broadway shows, they were sitting in their seats at 7:00 and then the stage manager would come out and say, "sorry, "tonight's show has to be cancelled because of a covid "outbreak among the cast" and this devastating, devastating perception for this industry that keeps new york afloat for all these years. i mean, this is a business that makes $2 billion a year. which is a lot of money, i get that. but, look, covid aside, there have always been illnesses that might affect any member of any cast so there's always a wa

clyde edwards helaire to pride and joy of baton rouge, louisiana. takes it in for the touchdown. he had 2 of those bad boys. she's just east rory the raiders 48 to 9 las vegas. they're under 500 for the first time this season and they have a brutal schedule coming up, too. so tougher it. >> well, as for bay area basketball, the lawyers are going play the indiana pacers today on the road, steph curry needs to score 7, 3 pointers to break the all-time 3 point record you might want to watch. tipoff is going to be at 4 o'clock. we'll be right back with more coverage on your weather and traffic when we come back from break. >> social media is calling him one of the best grinch impersonators who works at universal orlando and he's been giving customers a special tree. take a look. >> i got know needed may be a blocking i feel me not to do it. you're going let's go. come on over. and i think to loya, you know what my day went. well, you know, i woke up this morning and into the i'm in a real life. i want to burn strike, much to go on and get this and guess what, he's going to >> yet in

self-test kits through community-based organizations broadway productions are canceling shows in moulin rougewas seated waiting for the curtain when producers learned of a positive test result professional sports leagues are tightening protocols sources. tell espn the nba will require daily testing and increased use of masks the nhl will require daily testing masking and social distancing in team facilities through at least january 7th the montreal indians play the flyers in an empty arena thursday night at the request of quebec public health officials. the nfl has reinstituted mandatory mask wearing indoors meetings must be virtual and activities outside team facilities are restricted, but the league is also making it easier for vaccinated players who test positive but don't show symptoms to return to the field health experts are urging vaccines and booster shots. the cdc says people who have a choice should get pfizer or moderna over johnson & johnson. after a review of new data on rare blood clots linked to the one-shot vaccine. and if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can as

and moulin rouge cancelled. and the nfl hit hard, three games postponed this weekend after an increase in cases across the league. pfizer forced to add a third dose of trials for kids under 5. the delay meaning they won't be able to apply for fda approval until later next year. omicron tightening its grip as we head into the holidays. mean while, in a win for the white house's strategy battling covid, the federal appeals court voted to reinstate the vaccine or test mandate for large companies. this makes businesses making sure their workers are vaccinated or weekly testing. >>> let's turn to dr. paul offit, from the children's hospital of philadelphia. good morning to you. it is beginning to feel a lot like last christmas with cases surging. so the big question, i guess, this morning is how quickly is the omicron variant spreading and how should we adjust our holiday plans? >> it has a doubling time of two days, which is much worse than delta. i thought nothing could be more contagious than delta but this virus

and we hear from england, cricket captain joe rouge on what hugh side must do to wrestle control back from the ivy in the ashes. ah hey there, here's your weather in a minute 15. hello everyone. good to see you quite the temperature divide west 1st is east london double digits at 10 degrees. moscow minus 9, and then caught in the middle here we've got warming cold air fighting it out and eventually that cold air will win out. so for example, probably goes from 10 degrees on friday, down to just 3 on saturday and for that southeast corner of germany could see some ice secretion about a fingernails worse and some dangerous conditions there. and these high temperatures are coming out of costs for ireland and britain seen a scattering of showers both on friday and also saturday, more organized. rain can be found across siberia. we got rounds of it's ago. so very soggy. weather pattern here was been a high 15 degrees, could see some pretty intense downpours for northwestern sections of italy, concentrated rain for croatia, and may just get us spirits of rain. 4th, herana with a high, a 10

and we hear from england, cricket captain joe rouge on what hugh side must do to wrestle control back from the ivy in the ashes. ah hey there, here's your weather in a minute 15. hello everyone. good to see you quite the temperature, divide west versus east london double digits at 10 degrees, moscow minus 9, and then caught in the middle here we've got warming cold air fighting it out, and eventually that cold air will win out. so for example, probably goes from 10 degrees on friday down to just 3 on saturday and for that southeast corner of germany.

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has warned russia of severe sanctions if it invades ukraine. president joe biden and baton rouge and held a to our virtual call that ended with no breakthrough. putin ones guarantees that ukraine wont join later. now the funeral of a sri lankan man biesen to death and pakistan on friday is about to begin in his home country. a crowd attacked brianne to deal with donna before dragging him into the streets and setting him on fire staff at the factory wade. he'd worked at accused him of destroying a religious poster. pakistan's prime minister says more than a 100 people have now been arrested. well, let's speak to michelle fernandez. she is outside victims, home in tampa, in sri lanka, manella. i understand that mr. dia donna had a wife and 2 children. how is everyone doing that? her? that's right. no sir. the entire family is very much in a state of shock. i spoke to his wife, ah, who is? i still trying to take it all in the fact that her husband is no more and then he came to such a brutal end. i mean ho one cray is there just just be done. that all of sort of the ammunition of the ar

this cooler air across the la van bay rouge's high of 19 degrees on thursday, unsettled conditions, western areas of draw. this includes some showers in tedder on back to that cool air. it's going to infiltrate further toward the east kicked down temperatures in riyadh and q. wait. so let me show the next 3 days and re add you go from 27 down to 21. thanks in part to a northerly wind as while it's dr. cross pakistan, but there is the risk. we may see some showers in the hall look at that was for sure. see more cloud cover, likely overcast day. could stay dry check back with us. we'll keep on top of that. after turkey and mile, my temperatures have come down here. thanks to that vigorous cold french. it's a high of 8 degrees in on camera and seen some showers pop in around the g. and so is near showers for you with the hyphen 1900 central africa right now. bursts of heavy rain through the democratic republic of congo rate into gab on libra. ville. i've 28 degrees in a band of rain, stretch from southern angola into the northeast. of namibia, southern central areas of botswana and rate along

welcome to both of you in albuquerque, atlanta austin, baton rouge, columbus. io indianapolis, jackson, mississippi. i'm going alphabetically that 7 of the 16 cities across the country that have set new homicide records this year. dominic, there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than dunning, because they're allowed to. there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than criminals are not being prosecuted cops are doing their job. i've talked about the several times on r t. the of you either states attorney, your district attorney, depending upon your where your state is, which is an elective position, they are not prosecuting. it's oh, my gosh, let's just down play these communities and baby them and the recidivism rate is insane. and know you're, this is all this is, is they're just not being prosecuted held accountable. bad guys know this, they're out there to do whatever they can do and they have no consequences for their actions. it's as simple as that. yeah, matthew. well the bottom line is there is a plea slow down as we

the reason why i see is false is because it was a showing of mulan rouge and not chicago. this is not a typo. this is called me being very mean and making sure that we were tricky and entertaining wow talk about the holiday spirit. you're gonna get coal in your stocking dr. patel with that of question hey, if it's if it's cold at the expense of invigorating and adding some edutainment to the program and call me all day edutainment. i like that and by the way want to give a shout out to randy who guest b erica who guessed c so ding ding ding the prize goes to you erica stafford. thank you so much for joining in on facebook.com slash abc 7 news. and by the way, the reason why i picked a is because i remember early in the pandemic there were talks of all of these different drugs and how they're really allow data proving that they helped fight the virus. there wasn't and you know, it's important to know that there are a whole host of drugs out there and some of them have been touted as miracle cures if you will because people on twitter might be supporting the use of them and

well, it was a bit more moulin rouge, maybe. this is true. for watching, thank you for being with us throughout 2021 and a merry clickmas. happy clickmas. hello again. temperatures reached the 16 degrees mark in both london and in exeter through wednesday. and we've got more of the same to come for the next few days, really, as we keep these south—westerly winds flowing across the country, bringing pulses of exceptionally mild air northwards. now, temperatures probably reaching 16, possibly 17 celsius, and in contrast, the temperatures that we'd normally expect at this time of the year, around about 8 celsius. so it is pretty exceptional, not far away from the english temperature record, which is 17.7. as we head into thursday morning, we'll see outbreaks of rain turning heavier across western areas. a very, very mild start to the day with these temperatures. 1a, even 15 celsius to start the day. the rain, though, will be heavy for a time. it does tend to ease off and become a little bit lighter and patchier across north—western areas. otherw

of the great white way's biggest shows shut down, including hamilton, the lion king and and moulin rougey. michael riedel is the feared theatre columnist for the new york post, and gave me his thoughts on where broadway goes from here. when we started to reopen here on broadway in the fall when we thought everyone is going to be vaccinated and everybody wants to go back to seeing a great broadway show again, this is an enormous setback. and a lot of shows are not going to be able to survive this herky—jerky movement that's going on, and there are literally people who went to broadway shows, they were sitting in their seats at 7:00 and then the stage manager would come out and say, "sorry, "tonight's show has to be cancelled because of a covid "outbreak among the cast" and this devastating, devastating perception for this industry that keeps new york afloat for all these years. i mean, this is a business that makes $2 billion a year. that is the status for broadway but it is across the piece with covid. we have pieces reflecting other countries and set as of business on our website. thank