>> sakas: yeah. >> alfonsi: just hearing it once? >> sakas: yeah.kas: yeah, it is insane. >> alfonsi: yeah. >> sakas: yeah. ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> alfonsi: it could be exhausting? >> sakas: yeah, well it was scary more than exhausting. >> alfonsi: why scary? >> sakas: because you didn't want to blow it. because you have someone of this talent, of this creativity, this enthusiasm. you don't want to squelch that. you don't want to mess up. he's obviously, you know, got something to offer to the world, and so you want to make that possible. ♪ ♪ >> alfonsi: she did. by the time he was 11, matthew was performing around the world. his first paying gig was in capri, italy, where he cut his chops with seasoned jazz musicians. ♪ ♪ since then, he's played in more than 200 clubs and concert halls around the world. that caught the attention of doctor charles limb. limb, a musician himself, is a surgeon and neuroscienst uses m.r.i. brain scans to better understand how exceptionally creative people do what they do. what's interesting about a kid like matthew? why do y

saka tries to expand her business as a match maker. saka is here to introduce a chef hoping to start his own business to an owner interested in launching a shared kitchen. >> translator: but sharing our kitchen we can provide a wide variety of services to the local community and the system really helps restaurants too. >> translator: we can change the symptom allow chefs from different restaurants to work as a team and help each other. i think we can l lead the way toward a new business model that's better suited to the lifestyles of today and tomorrow. >> saka hopes her shared kitchen recipe can make a difference across japan. >> the pandemic has forced the world to re-evaluate its traditional business practices. given this pivot to a sharere business concept, resestaurants will have to re-examine the way they rebrand and differentiate themselves. some viewers watching this program may have enenjoyed a virtual lunch or tea with friends online. our next report is about an idea that builds on this concept. it involves restaurants that c

arsenal, too, have a young prospect in bukayo saka. we're picking up points, it don't really matter who scores. they will have to keep on winning as chelsea are hot on their heels in the race to finish in the top three. olivier giroud another season's premier league all scorer helping them over to a 3—0 win over watford. as the old guard show they are not ready to be replaced just yet. at the bottom of the table, time is running out for norwich city. they were beaten by brighton thanks to leandro trossard's first half goal, leaving norwich now six points adrift from safety. in the championship, leeds won at blackburn to take another step closer to the premier league. they're six points clear of third placed brentford with five games to go. fulham, nottingham forest and cardiff occupy the other three play—off places. cardiff won 1—0 at bristol city, who sacked their manager leejohnson after the game — their seventh defeat in nine matches. the government has given the green light for further international sporting events to take place in

it was another youngster — academy graduate bukayo saka who opened the scoring before half time, beforeazette came off the bench to seal victory and boost arsenals own chances of european qualification. norwich's hopes of premier league survival look bleak after a 1—0 defeat at home to brighton. they are bottom and seven points from safety with just five game left. the only goal of the game came in the first half, leandro trossard's winner for brighton securing only their third away league win of the season. the victory moves them nine points clear of the bottom three. the late kick off sees chelsea host watford. ןv that gets under way at eight o'clock.