for the urban farm, that's where you work in their garden.me of the attractions or take public transportation. or you could collect waste as well. so there are different things that you can do and then that releases a reward. fantastic stuff. do you think that this is going to prove popular? do you think that people on a short or even a long weekend in copenhagen are going to start picking up litter to get a free entry into a museum? i litter to get a free entry into a museum?— litter to get a free entry into a museum? ., �* a museum? i mean, we've never done it before- — a museum? i mean, we've never done it before. this _ a museum? i mean, we've never done it before. this is _ a museum? i mean, we've never done it before. this is a - done it before. this is a private project, so we don't know. but we hope that people will love it, and i would say actually from the headlines that we've gotten worldwide, i hope that it will be successful, and i hope that people willjoin. and also the tourists we've been talking to — they seem to like it. beca

america, and the oregon mayor’s office has generally declared a state of emergency in the area of ​​urban farms russia, our country suffered virtually no damage due to this global disruption. well, alexey golovko will continue the topic. blue screens of death. today , even those who do not understand computers at all have learned about them. a message about a critical microsoft error flooded the monitors at airports in europe, asia and america; due to failures in the airport system , passengers could not be checked in; all major american airlines stopped flights; there was pandemonium in the terminals. passengers who arrive at the new york airport are faced with chaos, long lines and great disappointment. computers, self-registration kiosks and counters are not working. the skies over the united states became empty within hours. there are no flights over north carolina, over tennessee, over alabama, mississippi, georgia, and this is one of the busiest airports. it was a computer error, as our correspondents found out. or otherwise impacted airport operations almost all over the world. a failure

units and neighborhood market and urban farm. their founder is the former leader of the black panther party. the rehab hospital at santa clara valley medical center was just ranked as the best in california and number six nationally as that's according to us news and world report, the hospital scored high in treating patients dealing with stroke heart failure, pneumonia and hip fracture. more than 4500 hospitals were evaluated nationwide. factors considered include survival rates, complication, rates and patient experience. all right on the first alert weather now the heat is just around the corner yet again, they're all just darren peck is looking toward the nineties. >paul>back. i know, but you know what's good about that liz is and you said it right? it's nineties. i don't have a forecast. that brings us back to the kind of heat that we went through for that week and a half stretch where we get up to 110 for inland valleys that's not coming back. but we're only holding on to this wonderful stretch of weather that we've got out

besides housing the complex also has a market restaurant and an urban farm. other abc seven news building a better bay area breakthrough tonight is the little yellow vessel that you see here. check it out. it's named woodstock and is a new way to travel between oakland and alameda. in 15 minutes, it will get you between fifth street and alameda and oakland's jack london square. it's an alternative to the posey tube for pedestrians and bicyclists. the service is free, running wednesdays through sundays, and the first ride is tomorrow, launching from oakland at 7 a.m. >> big changes are coming to the act college entrance exam. the science component of the test will now be optional, and the new test will be shorter two hours instead of the current three hours allotted to take the test. the cost of the test will also come down. the changes go into effect starting with the national online test in spring of 2025. look away if you don't like snakes. i warned you now new at 11. although you probably just looked up and said, okay, this is something indiana jones would

besides housing the complex also has a market restaurant and an urban farm.r other abc seven news building a better bay area breakthrough tonight is the little yellow vessel that you see here. check it out. it's named woodstock and is a new way to travel between oakland and alameda. in 15 minutes, it will get you between fifth street and alameda and oakland's jack london square. it's an alternative to the posey tube for pedestrians and bicyclists. the service is free, running wednesdays through sundays, and the first ride is tomorrow, launching from oakland at 7 a.m. >> big changes are coming to the act college entrance exam. the science component of the test will now be optional, and the new test will be shorter two hours instead of the current three hours allotted to take the test. the cost of the test will also come down. the changes go into effect starting with the national online test in spring of 2025. look away if you don't like snakes. i warned you now new at 11. although you probably just looked up and said, okay, this is something indiana jones woul

and to promote ecological sustainability. >> the urban farm is 20 and it's a commercial farm to producethe volunteers and neighbors grow their own, it's commercially run to maximize the food production and that food will be distributed on the island. and interestingly, the urban farm is tied into the on island wastewater treatment plan which creates recycle use for water on the island so water used to grow the island will be a sustainable force and we're trying to close the loop of water food and create a new model for sustainability. >> part of the design for sustainable landscape was incorporate natural form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena island. and a total of ten will be on treasure island. water from storms street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through all of the water, you know it lands on the streets it lands

, and to promote ecological sustainability. >> the urban farm is 20 island. ommercial farm to produce food. it's not community where the volunteers and neighbors grow their own, it's commercially run to maximize the food production and that food will be distributed on the island. and interestingly, the urban farm is tied into the on island wastewater treatment plan which creates recycle use for water on the island so water used to grow the island will be a sustainable force and we're trying to close the loop of water, food, and create a new model for sustainability. >> part of the design for sustainable landscape was incorporate natural form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena island. and a total of ten will be on treasure island. water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes throug

the complex not only includes housing, but also space for a market restaurant and an urban farm. >> allht, well, enjoying this coolness out there, i got pop quiz. >> yes. would you prefer extreme heat or extreme cold? >> oh. extreme cold. >> well, you're going to get extreme heat, so why don't you walk right into it? >> you ask me like sandy, a false choice. well, i'm sorry, it's what i do. you what? >> larry just wanted to do that to you. kristen. you realize that, right? >> which one do you want, >> you know what? we're not expecting anything excessive, okay? but it is going to heat up around here. good afternoon to all of you. let me show you a live picture. right now from our sutro tower camera. that camera is just bouncing around as we look towards the golden gate bridge. the marin headlands, as we do have a stiff sea breeze right now, gusting to 32 at oakland, 26, san mateo, 25, in hayward, even out towards the delta. a good sea breeze. 26 miles an hour. so as we go, hour by hour, this evening at 5:00, 20 to 30 mile an hour winds will remain with us still breezy at 8:00, although

the largest community farm and second more productive urban farm inf is in desistricate 10. i urge [indiscernible] over $5 million in contract were cut and reallocated away from community organizations like ours. without time to advocate for funding. the impact is significant with 12 career training positions that will be cut. 150 youth lose service, 350 family at risk and free produce for cornerstores end and lay-off and impacting partnership with organizations serving black and brown families and impact local families and lessen [indiscernible] i urge you to restore funding to honor the voters who passed the measure. the soda tax is primary budget for community org working to keep the communities alive and healthy. this is essential. >> that concludes your time. next speaker, please. >> goods late afternoon supervisors. my name is simon, i live in district 9 and also executive director of is san francisco new deal running vacant to vibrant to speak in favor of mayor $15 million budget allocation for downtown recovery to continue support for small businesses city wide and d

ordinary worker, he liked to repeat. a collective farm is people, people are a collective farm, and necessarily a new urbanype settlement, and if the song of the year, then why not broadcast it from a collective farm, where there are kind people and places of such beauty that you can’t take your eyes off, well, at song 87 there were a lot of artists, there were cars piled up all around, except that they were not in the forest... in 1971, the collective farm was awarded the order of the red banner of labor. beduli was given the title of hero of socialist labor with the award of the order of lenin. second gold star and order of lenin in 1987. the collective farm itself was repeatedly awarded orders and medals, diplomas from prestigious exhibitions. order. so honor the friendship of the peoples of the red labor banner i came to belarus from russia and act as the consulate general of the russian federation in the city of grodno. i came from venezuela 8 years ago because my husband, andrey from belarus, fell in love. and everyone found something for themselves here. i like to be on camera, of course, because i

without , for example, wanting to have a care home, a special farm that is different from other farms. an urban family can buy a beehive with a small capital, for example 3 million tomans. now the next mozelle is keeping the hive well, we will keep that hive for you, as the old saying goes, from chicken milk to the life of a human being can be found in this farm, from ecotourism that gives a new life to a person, to bread, dairy products and other products , we went back to our childhood in the city. we used to go, it's a very good place that now i'm happy with the kids who, especially in this period of apartments , say hey, no, we don't have anything else to say , ma'am. experience the village, animals that you can see up close, then you can stay in the farm , there is no cost for it, according to the managers of this farm , the potter who founded this collection has died. it has created jobs for more than 400 people . it is one word. the cooperative has taken the money that people are saying to invest here and it will be profitable for them many times. as far as iran, we have investors here.

he liked to repeat, the collective farm is the people, the people are the collective farm, and definitely a new urband if the song of the year, then why not broadcast it from collective farm? the heroes of our program are the outstanding characters buried in the pile on the right. known, atelier and restaurateur. to make our city even more significant, more interesting. happiness for me is when my loved ones are happy, this is the most important thing, because if those around you are happy, they are kind, they are beautiful. watch the project "belarusians" on our tv channel. collective farm progress the turntables of the grodno region in december 1971 were waiting for an important message. on this occasion, they were waiting for the time for the broadcast of the evening program to begin. in the port committee gathered those who were not busy with evening work, but the construction team was almost in full force. finally, announcer kirillov began to read the resolutions of the cpsu central committee and the ussr council of ministers on the awarding of state prizes. they listened to him with bated breat

wanting to have a house to maintain it, a special farm that is different from the surrounding farms. an urban family who comes with a small capital, for example 3 million tomans, buys a beehive , now the next mozel will maintain the beehive, well, we will keep that beehive for you, as the old saying goes, from the milk of the chicken to the life of the human being in this farm. ecotourism that gives a new life to bread , dairy products and other products. we went back to our childhood when we used to go to the city . it is a very good place that you are happy now. of them, especially the children in this era of apartments, for example, they say , "no, we have nothing to say. families can spend their weekends and experience the village food farm. they can see the animals up close, and then they can stay in the farm . there is no fee. you said that the managers of this farm died. the potter who built this complex and created jobs for more than 400 people is a word of money, a cooperative that people want to invest here and get many times the profit for them. we have 20 to 20 purebred iranian ho

complex, water treatment stations, wastewater treatment plants, and the control center of the urban complex. farmsll this will be available for visiting as part of the forum-festival. in total, 30 platforms will operate within the framework of the forum. at the swamp square you will be able to learn about new trends in the beauty fashion industry. gorky park will become a place of relaxation, a scientific conference in skolkova and a place where you can go snowboarding in the summer. for gastronomic manezh square is part of the festival. there will be various interesting interactive activities for adults, and of course a master class. on preparing various restaurant dishes using products from the moscow food industry. the arena is all about urban transport, or rather about what it used to be and what it will be like by 2030. in front of the exhibition complex you can already see a full-size model of the moscow-24 and ivolga 4.0 carriages. future technology festival moscow 2030 is not only entertainment, but also a large-scale business program. admission to all events is free, although some require

while people get really about urban pig farms ruining, the neighborhood, that kind of thing, market forces lead to a natural separation of uses, even when it is legal to go and build things next to other things where people wouldn't want them. it rarely happens. there's a reason why most manufac turing is right next to harbors and train stations. that's because you want to get low transportation. there's a reason why most commercial construction is on main roads because you want to get dry by traffic. there's a reason why when you build, when you have a nice you want to build another nice house to it, which that you get a bigger premium from someone who wants a nice house them or someone who wants a lower quality house. of course, this doesn't mean that you would have a guarantee, but a lot. what's gone wrong with regulation is this is this hunt for the guarantee? i wanted absolute assurance nothing bad will ever happen. well, the only way we can do that is to prevent of really good stuff from happening. that's what happens when you say i wanted guarantee because to get even somewhat absol

never thought she'd be working on a fly farm stuff on covina set up his own business 4 years ago in urban agriculture. and even the phone is learning to set up carbon projects in the forest of the interior of the country. as part of a pioneering project in cookie, why? what did these 3 young people have in common? they're all working in the green economy as part of the country's ecological transition. when linda 1st started at the fly farm, her days were difficult. she hated being around the maggots and flies that are bred for animal feed to dick, i'm send you over, but i was so afraid i didn't want the flies to touch me. i said it was going to wear long sleeves, but the hardest part for linda was dealing with her family's prejudice about the unusual profession she had chosen to see they said it was bound to affect my health. the maggots are a dirty thing that everything we do here is practically nothing but dirt to disclose. since we use waste. it was a bit difficult at 1st. they didn't really accepted. that's i said that instead of staying at home and being a burden says it's better for

security, first of all, today we already have a stable supply, we have livestock farming, this is the minimum that urbanrely on we should worry about this story, city dwellers in general, in principle, should not worry, because the volumes that are spent on food are only 15 to 20%, which in principle is used, everything else goes further into processing in animal husbandry, well, in principle, so to say that we will be without flour or without bread is, in principle, true. they will be left without bread, without milk, without, let’s say, no fear that they need products on their table, since indeed about 15%, even in a lean year, grain is food grain, all the rest is grain for feeding animals, again . it has already been said and i will confirm on the scale of the republic, if there is a slight drawdown or decrease in the harvest of grain crops, naturally we have a reserve, we are increasing the harvesting area corn for grain in order to compensate for the decline, well, look , again, i’m a stupid question, corn for grain is most often for livestock feed, that’s right, well, look, we always, you know, we

never thought she'd be working on a fly farm. steph and covina set up his own business for years ago in urban agriculture. and even the phone is learning to set up carbon projects in the forest of the interior of the country. as part of a pioneering project in cookie. why? what did these 3 young people have in common? they're all working in the green economy as part of the country's ecological transition. when linda 1st started at the fly farm, her days were difficult. she hated being around the maggots and flies that are bred for animal feed. to dick i'm saying ever i was so afraid i didn't want the flies to touch me. i said it was going to wear long sleeves. but the hardest part for linda was dealing with her family's prejudice about the unusual professions she had chosen. as soon as they said it was bound to affect my health, the maggots are a dirty thing that everything we do here is practically nothing but dirt to disclose. since we use waste of time, it was a bit difficult at 1st. they didn't really accepted that i said that instead of staying at home and being a burden says it's better

farms. the crown estate controls the revenue for most of britain's sea bed, along with a sizeable footprint of urbanhe uk has left many store owners in trouble. a rival shop has said it will fulfil 54 rival shop has said it will fulfil 5a orders, but will not pay for shops that have already shut. it won't help the 1500 staff who have only lost theirjobs. that is it from me, goodbye. you are watching verified live here. before we go on to more news, let's turn to the tennis, a tennis player has withdrawn from the olympics because he has tonsillitis, the player has confirmed the honour is a short time ago with a statement saying competing at the olympic games was one on my main goals for the season. however, after seeing my doctors on tuesday, i am waiting an extra day to give myself more time to see if my condition would improve, things unfortunately got worse after. so that news that yannick senna is out of the olympic games due to illness. —— that news thatjannik sinner is out of the olympic games. she turned to benjamin netanyahu's visit to the us. he was urged not to travel to the us until he had

urban areas. and there's the lack of need to work on farms. excellent. thank you. let me just highlight couple of things and thank you for those good comments. one, until 20. most americans were rural people. they lived in the countryside. so if you want to understand the 19th century american experience, you have to understand the rural experience. but as was just pointed, a big part of that experience is the steady movement, people into the city. now actually in hard numbers, rural population increasing. but can see that rural people as a percentage of overall american population is declining and is declining decade by decade by decade. we know that many rural people, especially the ambitious young people, were moving to the cities. historians of midwest have described a pipeline from farms to the cities by. the end of the 1800s. i should note that rural was defined by the us census bureau during this time as any place fewer than 2500 residents. so these were truly small places, places like monson, maine. this could terribly hard for the people who remained behin

farm in the midwest. but essentially, immigration is an urban phenomenon.opulation as a whole in terms of births and deaths, but we are having growth in terms of immigration and that immigration is predominantly going to our cities . that means going to our cities. that means it's the cities which are relatively growing, and the countryside, which is relatively declining . and of course, declining. and of course, wherever that half a million 600 odd thousand immigrants go every year within the country, it means that the ethnic composition of the country is changing very rapidly. >> and it's true to say that immigrants of all colours throughout history have had more children. same when the irish went to new york, the germans and so on and so forth. but what we see then is an inexorable change of the landscape of how our towns and particularly our cities, look. but paul morland, if we're having so few children, how do we encourage people to have more kids? >> well, i just want to say a quick word, if i may, about immigrant birth rates. they tend to fall very

our entire nation urban, suburban world, travel communities, manufacturers come back to america, relating the world again and chips and science and innovation. and we finally beat big farm after all these years to lower the cost of prescription drugs procedures. i'm going to key for these, make sure we lower the costs for everyone. imagine more people of health care today in america than ever before. i sign my most significant loss, healthy millions of veterans and their families or exposure, toxic materials you know, most exhibit climate law ever ever in the history of the world. the 1st major concepts you on 30 years today, violent or violent crime rate is, have 50 or low process occurred. our border border crossings are lower today. when the previous administration left office. i've kept my commitment to a point. the 1st black when we did the stream quarter united states of america. i also kept my commit tevin administration. it looks like america very present for all americans. that's what i've done. ran for president 4 years ago. because i believe and still doing that, the sole american or the state very nature of who we are with the state. that's still the case. a

urban, suburban world, travel communities, manufacturers come back to america. we're leading the world again and chips and science and innovation. we finally beat big farm after all these years to lower the cost of prescriptions extra seniors. i'm going to keep for these and make sure we lower the costs for everyone, not just see more people have health care today in america than ever before. i sign my most significant loss, healthy millions of veterans and their families or exposure, toxic materials you know, most significant climate law ever, ever in the history of the world. the 1st major concepts you on 30 years today, violent or violent crime rate is over 50 or low process occurred. our border border crossings are lower today. when the previous administration left office. i've kept my commitment to point the 1st black when we did the stream quarter united states of america. i also kept my commit tevin administration. it looks like america very present for all americans. that's what i've done. ran for president 4 years ago. because i believe and still do that, the sole america was the state, very nature of who we are with the state. and i still the

urban, suburban world, travel communities, manufacturers come back to america. we're leading the world again in ships and science and innovation. and we finally beat big farm after all these years, to lower the cost of prescription drugs procedures. i'm going to keep for these, make sure we lower the costs for everyone, not just see more people of health care today in america than ever before. i sign my most significant loss, healthy millions of veterans and their families or exposure, toxic materials. you know, most significant climate law ever, ever in the history of the world. the 1st major contact you on 30 years today, violent or violent crime rate is a 50 or low process occurred. our border border crossings are lower today. so in the previous administration left office, i've kept my commitment to point the 1st black when we did the stream quarter united states of america. i also kept my commit kevin administration. it looks like america very present for all americans. that's what i've done. i ran for president 4 years ago because i believe and still do that the soul of america or the state or in nature of who we are with the state. and i still the ca

she is engaged, a farm grew up on the ruins of an abandoned farmstead, success was marked by many prizes from the regional government, but besides... they are subject to some kind of urbanluence in small towns, they seem to me not to be temptations and less so of this consumption from life more more on the contrary for life and you will insist that they found a dynasty too? farmers, well, in general, of course, i would like to, but every child has his own path, he needs helpers, he needs helpers, we have high hopes for them, in the meantime we are moving to the village of verkhniy dneprovsky, where the dargobuzh katlamash plant is located, one of russia's largest manufacturers of hot water boilers of boiler equipment, the flagship of power engineering behind... in our home the heat generated by dorogobuzh every fourth resident of russia receives in boilers . investments in the amount of more than 2 billion rubles allowed the plant to significantly localize production. thanks to the fact that we have established partnerships with producers of domestic raw materials, be it electronic equipment or metal, rolled products, shut-off valves, all kinds of sensors. it's easy for

so used to be a farming community, but now that has pittsburgh has moved north. we have some more urban sprawl so to speak, in the southern part of our county. so it's pretty diverse in that sense. >> richard goal goldinger. i appreciate your time. and again, i'm sorry, it's under these circumstances, will continue to check in with you. thank you. wolf. thank you. anderson. >> anderson. thank you. are the pennsylvania republican senate candidate, david mccormick. was there at this rally in pennsylvania. he's eyewitness to what unfolded. he's joining us right now. david. thank you so much for joining us. give us your eyewitness account of what you saw, what you heard, and what you believe happened yeah. well, thank you i was in the front row, so the president was speaking out to the to the crowd. look like a big crowd. i think i was told to 15,000 or so and i was seated to his right in the front row and he had actually just announced me and invited me up to the stage and then said no, no, i'll have you come up in a few minutes and about a minute or so after that we heard a series of shot

city flowers, urban. and flowers, you have forever taken possession of my heart, city flowers, city flowers, you have forever taken possession of my heart. we're going to a real dairy farmhe complex, polina, i want to tell you what they say that from a woman. compliments are always more important than from men, because we are comrades, so to speak, in life, i have never seen such a beautiful farm manager, this probably being exaggerated, thank you, of course, she’s very beautiful, how did you get here? i studied at our agricultural university in rodnensky with a degree in breeding technician, so i came to work here almost 5 years ago, in august i will be 5 years old, and i worked for a short time, about a year, maybe even a little less... as a technician , uh-huh technician is engaged in breeding work and then you did it so well that you were appointed manager? well, it turns out this way, the chairman noticed, the management noticed, for which i am very grateful to them grateful, and they offered me to head the farm, well, look, the farm is big, look how many buildings, yes, yes, we have six buildings, we have 2,100 head of livestock, it’s a closed cycle on our farm, w

farm bill passed. republicans are saying we want to cut $30 billion from snap and i'm trying to yell to rural america. to use more benefits than urban america. those republican representatives are fighting against them. i tell people all the time i am not just fighting for my constituents i am fighting harder for yours. we need to remind people, people status too much to get six dollars per day to eat but rich folk we have to make sure we save as much money as possible. is that the leadership you want in the future in these united states of america? what you want someone that believes in growing the economy from the middle out. that is what the team has done. it is what vice president harris is preparing to continue. expand on opportunities for those that have come to this country. country that is representing possibilities and freedom. >> i always have to thank you. you always answer the call. >> please, keep pushing the message around project 2025. >> jasmine crockett is a member of congress from texas. >>> joe biden has served for half a century. today he announced the supreme court is making him call for new reforms. senator she

urban areas where you could find very active communist parties who were the communists. well, mostly they were people who were marginalized. so very poor people, coal miners, farm workers, factory workers, people who were most disadvantaged by the depression also they were disproportionately immigrant, disproportionately jewish immigrants. there were, however, some people in 100,000 members of the party who were professionals or an intellectuals who were teachers, professors, screenwriters or government officials. all right. so during this period of the 1930s, when the communist party reaches its in popularity, there still is anti-communism in american life. you can find books like this that are published this is called the red network. it's by a woman who is essentially a professor and anti-communist or she lists who she believes are communist in american life. lots of books like this. you can go to an anti-communist speeches, find anti articles in the newspaper. so it isn't like anti-communism disappears during the great depression. it doesn't even disappear during war two when the soviet union is with the united states in fighting the axis powers. but it is

urban with such incompetence, they called us. i can’t, just in one word, i can’t, for example, my grandmother had a farm, there was cattle in the yards, this is our traditional scarf, kaza, calling. our area, my mother was already taking out a traditional scarf from her bag and immediately threw it on herself, it was ugly to get off the bus, it is with an open head, we have scarves for all occasions, for girls, earlier, of course, they chose cheaper chintz, they embroidered on it only with silk threads in a small ornament, and also here is the fringe valance that is along the edge of the kaz. sewn, it was narrow, the chrome was also narrow, and for a married woman the ornament was already large and only gold thread was used. when mourning, our woman does not dress in a black robe, she again covers herself with a white scarf, just without embroidery, without valance or fringe. neighboring darginkas too they wore the same scarves, the ovarok also called them kazas, by the way, but only... they were embroidered with gold thread, i always tell guests, when you come to kubachi, you will be immersed in such an open -air museum, where exac

farms. the crown estate controls the revenue from most of britain's sea bed along wih a sizeable footprint of urbanmption of deliveries of its f—35 aircraft, after the pentagon began accepting the jets last week. the us resumed taking f—35 deliveries after a long delays due to software upgrades. lets take a look at the markets. we touched on tesla, it will be interesting how the us markets were open and a real evaluation of whether tesla is valued as a tech or motor company. this whether tesla is valued as a tech or motor company-— whether tesla is valued as a tech or motor company. this is what europe is lookin: motor company. this is what europe is looking like _ motor company. this is what europe is looking like at _ motor company. this is what europe is looking like at the _ motor company. this is what europe is looking like at the moment. - motor company. this is what europe is looking like at the moment. oil. is looking like at the moment. 0il back—up, just approaching $82 and we will keep a close eye on what is happening there. more for you on business today. hello from the bbc sports centre