may well mean that some of these businesses don't survive are deserved journal reporting live from soho in central london journal many thanks indeed. in belgium the number of corona virus infections over the past month around half of all new cases are in and a nighttime curfew has been imposed on the port city and social distancing rules are in place. reports. calm on the streets of one of the biggest port cities in europe with people enjoying shops and restaurants but is facing a crisis it's reported the highest number of new covert 19 cases in belgium authorities have imposed a lockdown wearing a mask in public is now compulsory and limits have been put on the number of people who can meet up i'm really disappointed when i see people in the streets there must be. even a lot of people they just don't do that so i've done this for the 1st time since world war 2 a nighttime curfew has been enforced to reduce crowd numbers nearly 2000000 people have to stay indoors from 11 30 pm to 6 am a doubling of the bar owners say it may affect their businesses for the long term. entrepreneurs have t

brooklyn new york after studying business he got a fine arts degree then opened his own gallery in soho now 1200 of his works are on exhibit in bowling in germany the collection shows people of all nationalities colors and religions living in peace and joy together it's really wanted to make art for everyone not just the elite he wanted his art to be clear understandable and not overly intellectual rizzi painted anything tori's real cars trains houses even airplanes the city of how brawn commissioned him to design the street car which is now part of the bottling an exhibit on a one to one scale whether people categorized his work as commercial or pop art didn't matter to him resist path to becoming an artist was accidental while studying business he made prints which he sold for one dollar each he then plying his wares to local galleries and became popular one of his darker works is the new york's twin towers painted 2 years after the disaster 2 columns of colorful flowers set against a black sky even here james rizzi chooses to show his audience something positive. this is de w.'s that

in soho and so are working days is just something that. go to center these schools that are just full of these remember our stance. economic measures speech are a lot don't mean the right get bought by a public. is getting or those useful or so but i think. by the way is giving every family one of those ingles $100.00 for what they're going to. live the while standing you know as a basic income this is all i mean by going to some weight and he should be felt like he walked away they're going to beat you into true take over you or it will only. go so he can be decent economic programs because. it is you i remember oh it's going to start. in as easy and it will only get here in this state simply takes over. and so on and so on but we not going to need well we just say single economy and what do you say the new con is and you know you have a market economy but it is a political economy as well it makes sense of course for me has been downfalls because there is much less freedom but you know i guess i'm you have to choose. what kind of a 3 don

materials at the produce market in 2010 year by year he started his design studio in london trendy soho area he sells his pieces and limited editions to private clients around the world. and. created the marine life by. stretching with seaweed over the shades wireframe. being prepared more willing to accept the fact that you can have like lamps or other products made of this kind of material we think what's happening in this world is making people understand that we need to start using this kind of material instead of artificial material plastics i hope so that these kinds of materials can become something very common as other materials that are not very much benefit to the environment. designers the world over experiment with natural materials berlin designer. uses birch bark familiar from her native siberia for her creations traditionally the bark's outer layer is harvested once a year this way the trees don't have to be felled and they're left unharmed. waste products from industrial soft wood production become raw materials in the hands of latvian designer tomorrow. she turns her tr

certainly it doesn't indicators you were centers community in soho and so on working days is just something that even go to center these schools that are just full of these remember our stand. alone me measure our streets are a lot don't mean the bright get bought by a bubbly. is getting all those useful so bright pink. bodies but when it is giving every family $1200.00 for what they're going to. live the wow stamp you know as a basic income this is all i mean by going to some weight need to be felt i walked away they're going to beat you into true take over your economic struggle and we also need the community from an economy to lose because. it is you i remember oh it's going to start. in a season and it will only get here in this state simply takes over. and so on and so on but we none of the nish need what we just are using economy when you say they need commies and you know you have a market economy but it is a political economy as well it makes sense of course for me has downfalls because there is much less freedom but you know i guess then you have to choose what what kind of a 3 don

yes of course they're concerned businesses are certainly concerned i'm sitting standing as i said in soho ordinary from wronging with people locals londoners tourists there are precious few of those around the bars restaurants and pubs that were allowed out to let you take a look at the we're allowed to work at the beginning of july now with their tables and chairs sprawled out across the pavements and the roads desperate for cash but many of those tables are empty these are businesses operating on the very thinnest of margins just to try and stay alive they survived the 1st lockdown many of them would find a 2nd locked down very difficult to survive ok donna so what then is the likelihood of a 2nd lockdown. well the scientists who advise the government are quite clear the moment that they believe it is a voidable they believe that if people follow the rules it can be avoided promised johnson has made that warning this weekend people need to follow the lockdown rules the problem is many people don't understand what the lockdown rules are but in essence what this means is social distancing

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and the finger is being pointed at the hospitality industry will take a look at where i am now in soho in the heart of london a normally vibrant buzzing entertainment district full of londoners locals tourists the bars restaurants and pubs that have been allowed to reopen their doors have their tables and chairs spilling out across the pavement and onto the road desperate for custom but there are no tourists around a lot of londoners aren't venturing out all that much and the reports suggest that the price of getting children back into the classrooms may well be that some of these businesses have to shut their doors again and business owners are warning they have survived one lock down many will not survive a 2nd. the outbreak in latin america shows no sign of easing the number of coronavirus deaths across the region has doubled in just over a month to more than 200000 mexico has overtaken the u.k. to record the 3rd highest number of fatalities after the us in brazil and it's been reporting record numbers of infections in recent days the government began to lift restrictions in may in

and the finger is being pointed at the hospitality industry will take a look at where i am now in soho in the heart of london a normally vibrant buzzing entertainment district full of londoners locals tourists the bars restaurants and pubs that have been allowed to reopen their doors have the tables and chairs spilling out across the pavement and onto the road desperate for custom but there are no tourists around a lot of londoners aren't venturing out all that much and the reports suggest that the price of getting children back into the classrooms may well be that some of these businesses have to shut their doors again and business owners are warning they have survived one lock down many will not survive a 2nd. kosovo's prime minister is self isolating for 2 weeks after testing positive for covert 19 done the haji says he's not showing any symptoms except a mild cough his government is being criticized for its handling of the outbreak especially since cases have been rising in recent weeks. mali's army has suffered more losses after 5 soldiers were killed in 2 separate attacks on sund

and the finger is being pointed at the hospitality industry will take a look at where i am now in soho in the heart of london and normally vibrant buzzing entertainment district full of londoners locals tourists the bars restaurants and pubs that have been allowed to reopen their doors have their tables and chairs spilling out across the pay. on to the roads desperate for customers but there are no tourists around a lot of londoners are venturing out all that much and the reports suggest that the price of getting children back into the classrooms may well be that some of these businesses have to shut their doors again and business owners are warning they have survived one lock down many will not survive a 2nd. at least 3 people have been killed and 24 others were injured in an attack on a prison in eastern afghanistan. this official say there were several explosions including a suicide car bomb outside the prison in the city of jalalabad afghan security forces were long since were gun battle with the attackers several prisoners escaped during the fighting eisel has claimed responsibili

and the finger is being pointed at the hospitality industry will take a look at where i am now in soho in the heart of london and normally vibrant buzzing entertainment district full of londoners locals tourists the bars restaurants and pubs that have been allowed to reopen their doors have their tables and chairs spilling out across the pavement and onto the road desperate for custom but there are no tourists around a lot of londoners aren't venturing out all that much and the reports suggest that the price of getting children back into the classrooms may well be that some of these businesses have to shut their doors again and business owners are warning they have survived one lock down many will not survive a 2nd. u.s. politicians will meet again on monday to negotiate another coronavirus aid package while they debate and are. tens of millions of unemployed americans struggling since i put in a $600.00 weekly payment has been a lifeline for families on friday democrats and republicans failed to reach an agreement on whether to allow the program to continue republicans want to reduce

and the finger is being pointed at the hospitality industry will take a look at where i am now in soho in the heart of london and normally vibrant buzzing entertainment district full of londoners locals tourists the bars restaurants and pubs that have been allowed to reopen the doors have the tables and chairs spilling out across the pavement and on to the road desperate for custom but there are no tourists around a lot of londoners are venturing out all that much and the reports suggest that the price of getting children back into the classrooms may well be that some of these businesses have to shut their doors again and business owners are warning they have survived one lock down many will not survive a 2nd. well now to iran the country is reporting its highest single day increase in corona virus infections in nearly a month describing the situation in most of its provinces as concerning the health ministry and else more than 2 and a half 1000 new cases on sunday with total infections exceeding 300000 the central city of kong where iran's outbreak started is experiencing a resurgence

they were taking the lead in marketing a new trump property, new at the time called the trump soho. it was a condo hotel so people could buy shares in this building. they talked about it as the biggest and the best and hottest ticket and everybody wanted to get in on it. in 2010, the economy was in tail spin and very little interest in buying into this building. prices were really high. they had to meet at 15% thresholds in order to close any of the sales. they had this chicken egg problem. what the district attorney uncovered in the investigation was a, we believe, the fact that don junior and ivanka knew and understood they were misrepresenti inin ining sales o potential buyers. they said yes we already sold 15% or these are going like hot cakes when it was very little interest. that investigation went on for about two years. donald trump's lawyer made a donation to cy vance. he got a immediating. although he returned the money, there's always been this question of the level of contact that was happening between trump's lawyer and the district attorney and in the end, cy vance ove

portland, seattle, the bronx, soho, chicago, baltimore, atlanta.exact way but profiled the victims of violence because this story is not being told by the mainstream media. fox is the only network that's doing it. meanwhile, we played that george floyd video. we played it every day, sometimes six, seven times a day. we helped create a narrative that police brutality was out of control. that blacks were being hunted. then we sit here and go like this and we go, oh, sporadic, crime is down, don't worry about it. what b.s. >> jesse: it looks like police in seattle now dealing with protesters armed with rocks, with bottles and explosives. you don't really show up to a protest armed like that, do you? >> dana: you're also seeing across the country, including in chicago and definitely seattle, we know it's true in new york, just a wave of police retirement. you're going to lose a lot of institutional knowledge, the ability to gain wisdom and gravitas over the years, so that is how you help train your younger recruits, but you're defunding the police, whi

reigning world champion has succeeded at silverstone the wind however ended up being far from routine as soho malik reports. this year's british grand prix provided more drama than anyone could have realistically expected the race began pretty smoothly with lewis hamilton looking for a 3rd win in a row starting from the front with his mis eighty's teammate develop 2 bottles alongside him the calm however didn't last long a safety call was needed after haas driver kevin magnussen crashed out on the 1st night. it was called upon again soon after this time falling down the kid not spinning off on lap 12 but the real drama unfolded much later on in the race with 3 laps left who was in 2nd suffered a puncture the incident totally ruining the finn state causing him to finish outside the points in the 11th it opened the door for max to stop and to move behind hamilton who had dominated dust however seeing what happened to bought us the red bull driver pitted for fresh rubbers that stopped however might have cost him the win with hamilton following his teammate by getting a puncture on the final lap

if they look at the financing of the trump soho hotel which was very sketchy or his interest in gettinge in russia or elsewhere overseas and the extent to which deutch bank facilitated that on donald trump's behalf to mask transactions or to cover up transactions with unsafery individuals it creates problems for donald trump and those all could possibly continue after he leaves the presidency and he'll lose what he has left at that point of executive insulation from the consequences of some of these things. >> nick, last word. >> this is a story that will probably end after he is re-elected or not and that raises the stakes for president trump. if he loses re-election, he's not going to be able to wield the machinery of government to insulate him in the same way from these kinds of prosecutions if the prosecution emerges. >> tim, nick, thank you for making sense of all these developments for us. super interesting. we'll keep watching. >>> after the break michelle obama expressing something many of us feel, the psychological effects of living through a bleak moment in our country's histo

and the finger is being pointed at the hospitality industry will take a look at where i am now in soho in the heart of london and normally vibrant buzzing entertainment district full of londoners locals tourists the bars restaurants and pubs that have been allowed to reopen the doors have the tables and chairs spilling out across the pavement and on to the road desperate for customers but there are no tourists around a lot of londoners are venturing out all that much and the reports suggest that the price of getting children back into the classrooms may well be that some of these businesses have to shut their doors again and business owners are warning they have survived one lock down many will not survive a 2nd. now to iran the country is reporting its highest single day. a increase in corona virus infections in nearly a month describing the situation as concerning in most of its provinces the health ministry announced more than 2 and a half 1000 new cases on sunday with total infections exceeding 300000 the central city of where iran's outbreak started is experiencing a resurgence mo

you're walking down the street in soho and i said it's going to be people stopping you every five minutes. and he said wil, just follow me. i walkextremely fast . and by the time somebody says excuse me i'm gone . so i asked what he did and he mentioned that he wanted me to write the script and anyway, for the next year and a half, we worked on the script and he came here to washington dc one day and he wanted to meet and he mentioned this exclusive, exclusive restaurants that he wanted to go to to take me for lunch and i said then sell, i'm sorry but this is washington dc. and the place is going to be packed and we are going to be able to get in there. and he looked at me and he said oh yes we will area he's so cool. the guy out the car, you just walk right in. there's a table for youmister washington right over here . >> what was the restaurant? >> i can't think of it but the chef, the chef came out and the chef gave him a box of steak knives. >> that happens to me all the time, when i go to ruby tuesday's the chef comes out and says here, some steak knives. >> a box of really elegant s

and the finger is being pointed at the hospitality industry will take a look at where i am now in soho in the heart of london a normally vibrant buzzing entertainment district full of londoners locals tourists the bars restaurants and pubs that have been allowed to reopen their doors have the tables and chairs spilling out across the pavement and onto the road desperate for custom but there are no tourists around a lot of londoners aren't venturing out all that much and the reports suggest that the price of getting children back into the classrooms may well be that some of these businesses have to shut their doors again and business owners are warning they have survived one lock down many will not survive a 2nd. in belgium the number of corona virus infections a surged over the past month around half of all new cases are in antwerp a my time curfew has been imposed on the port city and social distancing rules are in place while serious are hiller muhammad reports. com on the streets of one of the biggest port cities in europe with people enjoying shops and restaurants but and is facing