of course, maybe 15 venues. now we're still in the process of that, which is the second process that has been fundraising with private companies and that's where hopefully we're going to receive larger amounts. and get closer to that sort of thing. but now we have more members and we are getting a clearer picture. we actually are in the middle of doing a really comprehensive survey like this, which i don't have the full details of, but i can definitely get to you when it's finished, which it hopefully will be in the next week or so, or a week and a half. but essentially for the ones that are more at risk, you know, it's obviously those obvious factors like the ones where -- if they own the building themselves, that's a huge help, obviously. even though they have all of the property tax issues and all of those kinds of things. but the ones where they had no -- no savings really. you know, this is an industry where you really live on the margins anyway, even in the best of times. so a lot of people are breaking ev

of course, maybe 15 venues.now we're still in the process of that, which is the second process that has been fundraising with private companies and that's where hopefully we're going to receive larger amounts. and get closer to that sort of thing. but now we have more members and we are getting a clearer picture. we actually are in the middle of doing a really comprehensive survey like this, which i don't have the full details of, but i can definitely get to you when it's finished, which it hopefully will be in the next week or so, or a week and a half. but essentially for the ones that are more at risk, you know, it's obviously those obvious factors like the ones where -- if they own the building themselves, that's a huge help, obviously. even though they have all of the property tax issues and all of those kinds of things. but the ones where they had no -- no savings really. you know, this is an industry where you really live on the margins anyway, even in the best of times. so a lot of people are breaking eve

it is fantastic to be here and it is a beautiful venue.rs in front of you, and that makes the point as well that it is notjust the venues but the florists and caterers and the photographers and everybody involved. absolutely. i have so many people we deal with normally. mark the photographer, his wife has done most of the flowers, the ones in front of you were done by me, but she has done most of the flowers. both of their incomes have been completely decimated this year. good luck to the happy couple. we could not see the weather. the weather is going to be a bit of a mixed bag for some of us this afternoon, with sunny spells, lengthy sunny spells, and also lighter winds. the temperatures today in the sunshine in the south will get up to around 23 in london and norwich, 19 in liverpool and around the high teens also in glasgow and edinburgh. plenty of showers from northern ireland through the lake district and northern england, and other areas as well. tonight most of us will have a dry night. it won't be cold at all, just like last night

i want to hear from venue thatyees and those artists patronize these independent easy venues.n with you? how have you been surviving through this pandemic? artists, what do you plan to do if this continues to go on? your line is going to be (202-748-8002). if you do not want to call in, you can always text at (202-748-8003). we are always reading a social j andon twitter @c-span w on facebook/c-span. i want to redo a statement we have from audrey schaefer who is the spokesperson for local independent venues here in washington, d.c. like the 930 club and merriweather post pavilion. this was in the washington post. "we have no revenue, but we have enormous fixed overhead of rent, utilities, insurance, and a host of taxes. in addition, we are paying insurance premiums for our employees who are on the insurance. even the 95% we have been forced to furlough. we have negative revenue. that is when you have no revenue but have to cancel or shows, representing refunds of a quarter of a million tickets. it is like a vacuum cleaner to your bank account." is that what independent venues

of course, maybe 15 venues.now we're still in the process of that, which is the second process that has been fundraising with private companies and that's where hopefully we're going to receive larger amounts. and get closer to that sort of thing. but now we have more members and we are getting a clearer picture. we actually are in the middle of doing a really comprehensive survey like this, which i don't have the full details of, but i can definitely get to you when it's finished, which it hopefully will be in the next week or so, or a week and a half. but essentially for the ones that are more at risk, you know, it's obviously those obvious factors like the ones where -- if they own the building themselves, that's a huge help, obviously. even though they have all of the property tax issues and all of those kinds of things. but the ones where they had no -- no savings really. you know, this is an industry where you really live on the margins anyway, even in the best of times. so a lot of people are breaking eve

the venue.cing eviction so this is a very serious situation. we still need audiences and artist support. so we really want to see it and getbacktoourroots.org is their website they can go to. and the draw will be running for two weeks from monday. they opened today, 10am, the first events, you buy a ticket, it runs for two weeks and in that period, will be answering the next set of five artists and carry on doing that while we have artists who want to go back. these are really picking places they love. it's really important. alvo are going back to the night and day, they started there and worked at the bar there. i'm sure there is a lot of heart involved. mark, thank you very much. let's squeeze in some more business stories before we wrap up. the departure of the msc grandiosa from genoa, the first cruise ship to set sail from the mediterranean since the worldwide grounding of liners in march. it also led to accusation a botched handling of the epidemic in this early stage so that is taking off

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your point is that social distancing is easier in some of your venues that in some of the other venues. absolutely, infact, in the other venues already open. absolutely, in fact, in order to try and further strengthen that safety around social distancing, we decided to close half of the bowling lanes, so therefore a family coming in would actually have effectively the space of two bowling lanes and therefore exclusively using the balls that are coming down as well as many of the wide concourses we have. typically, one of our large boxesis have. typically, one of our large boxes is one of the —— the size of a number of tennis court joined together. that is significantly more social distancing than a local coffee shop in a high street. well, we wish you, your staff and customers the very best and hope you will be able to open soon. thank you for joining will be able to open soon. thank you forjoining us. james murdoch, the son of the media mogul rupert murdoch, has resigned from the board of newscorp, the company which owns a wide range of media outlets, including the times in london, th

one, promoter will be responsible for the patrons on the inside and outside of the venue. two, notify the southern station's permit officer, supervisors, of their calendar of events where amplified sound events will occur between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. >> we need a motion to approve this motion. >> i'll raise a motion to approve with the proposed conditions from staff. >> i second. [roll call] >> all right. congratulations, alex. your permit's been approved, and we appreciate you coming in. please follow with our staff at your earliest convenience for next steps, and thank you. >> yeah, thank you. appreciate your support. >> good luck. >> thanks so much. >> all right. i think we're getting to a close here. the final agenda item is number 6, which is commissioners' questions and comments. anybody -- oh, commissioner thomas? >> i'd like to ask that we agendize a report from the queer night life fund life fun commission. they just agendized a two-hour session headed by honey mahogany, and they wrote a report of what came out of it. i think just with the independent venue pr

banded together to form the national independent venue association. group along with 600 other artists from lady gaga to billy joel are calling on congress to take action. they have endorsed the save our stages act, a bipartisan bill which would provide a 6-month grant to independent venues. in atlanta -- >> this is where young artists grow up. this is where the local talent hones the skills. >> reporter: josh runs center stage. he says he got a ppp loan to stay afloat until now. but with live events indefinitely on hold he has no other source of revenue. >> you can't do live music to go. >> reporter: niva estimates that independent music venues generate hundreds of thousands of related jobs and 90% say without federal assistance they won't last 6 months. >> if we don't have capital investors, if we don't have a stock market supported business, how will we possibly continue to pay the bills? >> reporter: toby parks just opened a music venue xbk in des moines, iowa, before the pandemic shut her down. >> it is hurting all of the small business, the pizz

obviously slim is an iconic venue, you know. you're taking over a very iconic space and historic space. and so, other than just dj, are you planning to do any improvements? are you remodeling? i mean, obviously you're not doing live music and it is -- they were doing a lot of 18 and older events and what is your real plans of formatting and tell us what kind of dj's? is it all locals? are you planning to bring anybody from overseas or things like that. so tell us more about the format. >> of course, of course. so we all plan to open -- at first, we'll open friday to saturday night and we're going be doing pretty much -- we book a lot of international dj's. so we're going to pretty much have one dj come here in sunnyville and play on friday night and then, we're going to drive into san francisco the next day to play at yolo. so that is our plan. and then, as far as 18 and over, we're not planning and doing 18 and over. it's occupationa optional, juste extended hours. both peter and myself have kids and it is something we like to

obviously slim is an iconic venue, you know. you're taking over a very iconic space and historic space. and so, other than just dj, are you planning to do any improvements? are you remodeling? i mean, obviously you're not doing live music and it is -- they were doing a lot of 18 and older events and what is your real plans of formatting and tell us what kind of dj's? is it all locals? are you planning to bring anybody from overseas or things like that. so tell us more about the format. >> of course, of course. so we all plan to open -- at first, we'll open friday to saturday night and we're going be doing pretty much -- we book a lot of international dj's. so we're going to pretty much have one dj come here in sunnyville and play on friday night and then, we're going to drive into san francisco the next day to play at yolo. so that is our plan. and then, as far as 18 and over, we're not planning and doing 18 and over. it's occupationa optional, juste extended hours. both peter and myself have kids and it is something we like to

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bottom of the hill, i live music venue, is coming up on its 29th year rocking in the city.that business is never easy, but the pandemic has been devastating. >> we were just feeling relaxed, like we will make it, then, march 13th hits, we have to shut down operations completely. there hasn't been a dime coming in since then. >> reporter: the bottom of the hill is one venue with dozens of music, comedy and live performance spaces. is again venue owners say, in addition to adding to culture, they also pay the bills. >> nightlife adds $7.2 billion oys ov 60,000 people. nd >> reporter: if something doesn't change, the curtain could fall in venues around the city. the industry needs a major infusion of cash, likely more than concertgoers could make up by buying merchandise or donations. >> it can be one guy at one company who goes, you know what? my $10 million could save every single small to medium venue in san francisco. i will be a hero. we will put on a concert in your name. >> reporter: they agree that the city needs to do some out- of-the-box thinking. >> we are ready to

now, keep in mind when you get a change of venue, a judge doesn't have to allow that change of venuen actually push it into a jury trial, and begin to voir dire, or question jurors. and when asking jurors questions, you ask them have you heard about this case? yes, i have. have you formed an opinion about it? no, i have no opinion. that juror would remain on the jury, and indicate to the judge in a lot of jurors said that, that the case doesn't need a change of venue. so just because jurors hear about the case doesn't mean it automatically happens. >> yeah, because the claim from the city attorney's office in their statement is that the entire jury pool has already been tainted simply because of the media coverage that we've seen of this shooting that happened back in early june. what do you make of that claim? >> well, it may be about a claim, but what they have to do is hire experts in the field that do do tests. it's like polling in politics. they'll have to hire experts and and do polling in the community that they report back to the judge on some say we talked to 5,000 people, 4

smaller grassroots venues are seen as an essential part of the industry.s that are receiving the emergency cash include modern venues, like camp and furnace in liverpool, and historic bush hall in london, once a rehearsal space for the likes of the who and cliff richard, more recently used for socially distanced gigs which could then be viewed online by fans. sites the government has decided need priority funding. it's over £3 million that we are giving to those venues who are right up against the wall now, and need the cash, before the allocation of the full amount, £1.57 billion, a record investment in our culture. that figure of more than £1.5 billion is the total allocated to the government's culture recovery fund, which aims to help areas, including the performing arts and theatres, museums, galleries and independent cinemas, all cope with the impact of coronavirus. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now on bbc news it's witness history, where we hear from five people who have experienced important moments in history, including ajewish woman who found refuge in b

venue.selling the same venue. some of the seafood item on the menu are the lobster rolls and then the simple style crab noodles, all using local crab and lobster. but to take away. i think people have to adapt and evolve and make changes, definitely, in orderto and make changes, definitely, in order to survive. there is going to have to be a different way, a different style of eating out. actually eating out the door rather than sitting mso that part of our logo, motto is quality eat without the seat sort of thing and i think a lot of places are going to have to do the same sort of thing. and many have. hello, love. whatever you got today?|j have love. whatever you got today?” have chicken, fish and the pork. can i have some fish, please. this is the source i make. in a can, this chef is now reaping the rewards.” make. in a can, this chef is now reaping the rewards. i have been a chef for 16 years now. being in lockdown has put me in a situation where i have not been before. we have watermel

smaller grassroots venues are seen as an essential part of the industry.ke camp and furnace in liverpool, and historic bush hall in london, once a rehearsal space for the likes of the who and cliff richard, more recently used for socially distanced gigs which could then be viewed by fans. sites the government has decided need priority funding. it's over £3 million that we are giving to those venues who are right up against the wall now, and need for cash, before the allocation of the full amount, £1.57 billion, a record investment in our culture. that figure of more than £1.5 billion is the total allocated to the government's culture recovery fund, which aims to help areas including the performing arts and theatres, museums, galleries and independent cinemas, all coping with the impact of coronavirus. lizo mzimba, bbc news. a baby gorilla has been born at bristol zoo. these photographs, taken just hours after the birth on wednesday, show kala — a 9—year—old western lowland gorilla cradling her newborn. staff said both were "doing well" and that it would be

nor those venues up nor those who do the ads nor the artists. so many are falling through the cracks. but this is also about losing a lifestyle many are missing being able to come together and celebrate becoming. so much playing makes me happy even when i and michael and the audience and having . the feeling i can do and what i love and i'm not. even happy about markets right now i need to show not crazy that's why i'm here. and. determine government knows that conflict and event organizers are in serious trouble at the moment i'm have promised to set up an emergency fund with millions of euros germany. is it we're not wild party animals we can definitely talk to us and we're happy to do all those illegal raids being organized at a moment aren't helping our cause. some of the guys are coming up with ingenious ways to only. like 3 groups please open and drive in open air with space and if it will. help are still the safety of their own well listening to distribute on their radios. goes on provided revelers enjoy themselves outdoors. social distan

edition is not as big as planned there are 110 performances instead of 200 and only half as many venues as usual with less tickets as well. the measures are part of a safety concept which direct to look us carpets overseas. i don't want to be presumptuous but i think that this is almost like a dress rehearsal for the cultural industry and for how things are going to go from september october etc. or dear boy i know said we want to send out a signal of hope but i also want to show what pragmatic steps can be taken to keep the red satin minimum giving. i. i. personally one of the more unusual editions of the past 100 years. film and theatre director mark hind hock the playwright and poet who for half months talk found after the 1st world war to promote peace through. many of the great conductors of the 20th century like a tutor toscanini have got one carry on and nikolaus addinall cool helped shape the festival as did activists such as hellmuth luna and famous singers such as elizabeth shot scott's an elisa horton badda and jessye norman. the 2nd of her of this is festivals is called ceas

now business owners are warning that some music venues could close down permanently. it will take a big influx of money to save them. >> reporter: live shows, comedy and music are part of the fabric of san francisco. bottom of the hill, a live music venue, is coming up on its 29th year rocking in the city. running a business is never easy, but the pandemic has been devastating. >> i was finally feeling just like relaxed and like we are going to make it. than march 13th hits and we have to shut down operations completely and there hasn't been a dime coming in since then. >> reporter: the bottom of the hill is just one venue in a city with dozens of music, comedy and live performance spaces. the barr and music venue owners say in addition to adding to the city's culture , they also health the bills. >> the latest economic studies show nightlife ads $7.2 billion to our local economy and employs over 60,000 people. >> reporter: if something doesn't change soon the curtain could fall on venues around the city. schwartz says the industry needs a major infusion of cash, like

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obviously slim is an iconic venue, you know. you're taking over a very iconic space and historic space. and so, other than just dj, are you planning to do any improvements? are you remodeling? i mean, obviously you're not doing live music and it is -- they were doing a lot of 18 and older events and what is your real plans of formatting and tell us what kind of dj's? is it all locals? are you planning to bring anybody from overseas or things like that. so tell us more about the format. >> of course, of course. so we all plan to open -- at first, we'll open friday to saturday night and we're going be doing pretty much -- we book a lot of international dj's. so we're going to pretty much have one dj come here in sunnyville and play on friday night and then, we're going to drive into san francisco the next day to play at yolo. so that is our plan. and then, as far as 18 and over, we're not planning and doing 18 and over. it's occupationa optional, juste extended hours. both peter and myself have kids and it is something we like to

beauty salons, bowling alleys and wedding venues in england are facing at least another fortnight of closure following the government's plan to pause the easing of restrictions. one of the uk government's scientific advisers has suggested that england may have to consider closing pubs in order to re—open schools next month. the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in mexico has overtaken the uk's. it's now the third highest in the world. companies in the uk whose staff have been receiving up to 80% of their salary through the government's furlough scheme will have to start paying some contributions from today. us president donald trump has announced he will be banning the chinese video—sharing app tiktok, from as early as today. and showbusiness at a social distance — the bafta tv awards go online. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world 7 and do stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. pubs and restaurants in england could be shut again in the autumn to get children back to school. professor graham medley, a member

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nor those venues up nor those who do the ads nor the artists. so many are falling through the cracks. but this isn't about losing a lifestyle many are missing being able to come together and celebrate. so much playing makes me happy even when i am a little. parties and happy. it's a feeling i can and when i leave here and i'm not. even happy about markets right now i need to show i'm not crazy and that's why i'm here. to kill and government knows that punk and event organizers are in serious trouble at the moment and have promised to set up an emergency fund with millions of euro. germany's diverse culture. we're not wild party animals we can definitely tour and we're happy to do all those legal rights being organized at the moment aren't helping our cause by that. all the noises are coming up within 15 years wasted party. life players please. drive with space for 600 big. help our children so you're the only one listening to thank yous and they radio. thanks for. the party goes on the board of regulars enjoy themselves outdoors don't follow soc

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smaller grassroots venues are seen as an into next year.ial part of the industry. places that are receiving the emergency cash include modern venues like accountant furnace in and historic bush hall in london, once a rehearsal space for the likes of the who and cliff richards, more recently used for socially distanced gigs which could then be viewed by fans. cites the government has decided need parity funding. it is over £3 million that we are giving to those venues who are right up against the wall now, and need for cash, before the allocation of the full amount, £1.57 billion, of record investment in our culture. that figure, of more than £1.5 billion, is the total allocated to the government's culture recovery fund, which aims to help areas including the performing arts and theatres, museums, galleries and independent cinemas, all coping with the impact of coronavirus. lizo mzimba, bbc news. it's been nearly three weeks since the devastating explosion in beirut, and it's now emerged that large numbers of syrian refugees were among the c

and it's notjust venues that are losing huge sums of money.nt a ripple effect through the entire industry, affecting photographers, caterers and florists too. helen's work as a wedding photographer disappeared overnight. to pay the bills, she's been doing lockdown family shoots. she is also taking advantage of a mortgage holiday to ease the financial strain. what impact have these cancellations and postponements had on you? it is peak season right now, so it's the worst time for us to all lose a year's income, because that's when you get the main bulk of it. and this is what a covid—secure wedding looks like. masks, social distancing, singing should be avoided and dancing at the reception isn't allowed. hayley and jordan from southport were due to get married next weekend, but whittling down the guest list proved tricky. just keep postponing until we cannot postpone any more and we can walk down the aisle together! and the race for 2021 dates is already fierce — nearly 500,000 weddings are expected to take place next year. sarah corker, bbc ne

in northern ireland and wales, it depends on the size of the venue. so this is the drawing room.s 165. here at peckforton castle, smaller weddings are just not financially viable. it is frustrating that pubs can be jam—packed but, u nfortu nately we a re still stuck waiting. it's had a huge financial impact. we've got, i think our sales, which we've probably to date lost 8 million in sales. just a huge figure. business owners like chris say this multi—billion pound industry is one of the last to emerge from lockdown, and the sector needs help if it is to recover. venues want the government to give them a time frame for when restrictions will ease, so they can plan ahead. between april and august, an estimated 123,000 weddings were postponed or cancelled. and it's notjust venues that are losing huge sums of money, it's sent a ripple effect through the entire industry, affecting photographers, caterers and florists too. helen's work as a wedding photographer disappeared overnight. to pay the bills, she's been doing lockdown family shoots. she is also taking advantage of a mortgage

now she and a few hundred other stars are teaming up to try to save venues.is happened before 1:00 in the morning at allure inn on oakland road south of municipal golf course in san jose. police say three people who were shot have injuries but they're not life threatening. the shooter or shooters still on the loose. >>> plus, students in san jose will have more access to internet before the school year starts. the mayor and at&t will place 11,000 new wifi hot spots around the city in hopes of closing the digital divide. bob redell will have more at midday. >>> meteorologist kari hall is right here. >> we're seeing lots of sunshine as we take a live look outside in san francisco. also starting out with a clear sky. we are going to have slightly warmer temperatures this afternoon. especially for the inland valleys reaching into the low 90s in the tri-valley and 95 in clearlake while san jose will reach 83 degrees. going through this forecast, we're all in for a significant cooldown. and by wednesday, we'll see our valley temperatures only in the low 70s with mo

normally in the summer, fabric, one of london's most famous venues would be heaving. instead the sound systems here have been silent for the past four months. the bar staff, floor staff, cloakroom, cleaners have all lost theirjobs. now, another worry, from today, employers must start contributing to the wage bill forfurloughed must start contributing to the wage bill for furloughed staff, paying their national insurance and pension contributions. ahead of the change yesterday, fabric let go of 51 workers. the freelancers have already lost their income and there has been a wave of redundancies already. there is a possibility that we might have to make further redundancies. so, there is a real risk of everyone losing theirjob, frankly. from september, employers must pay 10% of their staffs wages whilst they remain on the furlough scheme. in october that increases to 20% before cutting off completely at the end of that month. the fear is with so many businesses struggling, that could trigger a wave of redundancies. critics are calling for more support for the sectors tha

representatives in the ward began inspections on tuesday at a live music venue. the officials checked whether people used masks and used alcohol-based disinfectants and if they kept sufficient dus tans. the venue has installed a transparent barrier to prevent virus transmission via droplets. >> translator: it's good that the officials were able to check everything in detail and see how our store is taking measures. >> reporter: the ward's health center plans to visit about 750 locations by the end of this month. the tokyo metropolitan government is asking restaurants, bars and other establishments serving alcohol to close by 10:00 p.m. to help curve the spread of the virus. more than 1,200 new cases were reported across the japan on tuday. tokyo has the most infections. 309 were reported on tuesday, the 8th straight day the capital's tally topped the 200 mark. >>> japan's three major financial groups have posted huge declines in profit for the april to june period. executives say t they have to shore up reserves as the pandemic raises the risk that loans won't be

one significant element is a £50 million culture organisations and venues recovery fund to safeguardy venues, orchestras and theatre and dance companies and larger music venues and nightclubs and production facilities and studios. it has the aim of protecting jobs and increase opportunities for freelancers and remove the effect of insolvency and provide a reliable and sustainable future for organisations and venues. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has formally accepted the republican nomination to run for a second term — warning thatjobs and "american greatness" would be at risk if his rival — joe biden — wins. japan's prime minister — shinzo abe — has announced he will step down from the position due to ill health. the world's largest study of patients with covid—19 has confirmed that children's risk of needing hospital treatment for the virus is "tiny". an urgent manhunt continues after a father abducted three boys from their foster home in south london. six—year—old bilal safi and his brothers mohammed ebrar safi, and mohammed yaseen safi — aged five and three — were ta

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it's one of 135 music venues across england that are receiving emergency grants from the government.. after that, though, there's still uncertainty. whether it's going to be enough long—term, i doubt it.

face masks in england and scotland is expanded, with coverings now compulsory at a number of indoor venues. museums, cinemas and a list of other attractions and business premises will now require you to wear face covering in england and scotland, u nless covering in england and scotland, unless you have an exemption. i met the children? museum in halifax to find out how things are working here. the black box is recovered from the air india plane which skidded off the runway and split into two parts at an airport in kerala, killing at least 20 people, including both pilots. stricter lockdown measures are reinforced in preston following a spike in virus cases in the english city. people are warned to stay away from some of the uk's busiest beaches amid fears over the lack of social distancing as the heatwave continues.

more than 120 people tried to flee the venue in the capital lima as it was raided by police negotiator under way in mali between members of the west africa block and leaders of a military coup the delegation is trying to find a way forward after a group of soldiers seize power on tuesday and a go she has met ousted president abraham a cock 8. libyan warlord highly for have to has rejected calls for a ceasefire by the un recognized government is spokesman called it a publicity stunt and says the tripoli administration is planning a turkish backed off offensive on the city of sirte. and the rival parliament in eastern libya have supported the cease fire those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's one on one east obesity china's big problem.

these concerts at the colones lanczos arena it's just 1st major performance in how for a year the venue can hold up 220000 people the lowdown brought concerts performances their own germany to screeching halt but they're going as are saying they have new safety regulations which should allow them to hold mass events during the pandemic it includes 3 rules and this relation of special plexiglass cubes there must be i mean up some of our need to maintain 1.5 meters of distance between the cubes at all time high and between every 4 seats in the lower tiers up on through the maze with the safety regulations we can't let in more than 2400 guests and i guess the. toll would crowds bunching up i rolled the doors he went over the basics opened fire and chances with interest also had to leave their contact information so health officials can better trace the infection chain in case there was an outbreak but there was little sign of warre monkeys expanse waiting to get in there again not a fun fact a woman who only go to events where we can socially distance and wouldn't go to one of that's not p

to discuss that i couldn't just accept with no ifs ands or buts i thought sagaing did name go on a venue and. in exchange for the donations scully wanted the museum to build a permanent 1000 square meter display of at least half his collection it's the kind of commitment germany's museums association advises against sculling wanted to display in a new museum space that will eventually replace this courthouse but the red tape associated with moving the court and taking down a protective building construction might not start for another decade by which point the artist would be $85.00 scully felt he was being strung along the city's mayor agrees. he asked about you but 1st they negotiated the conditions for years making it more and more clear that they were less interested then they proposed a timeline that was unacceptable to the artist from the very beginning and that probably isn't and that was their way of showing the artists that they didn't really appreciate his art for me so 1st the. board of me so wish. in a statement sean scully said there is no such thing as a flexible gift he's

our musical guest tonight is raising awareness for the national independent venue association.without it, 90% of the music venues we love will close forever. the website below will send an email to congress to show your support. now, from one of those iconic venues, nashville's station inn, the incredible billy strings. ♪ ♪ ♪ cold cold ashes on the ground nothing lost and nothing found ♪ ♪ friends and loved ones falling down can't you hear that mournful sound ♪ ♪ nothing left but memories of things i still can't stand to see ♪ ♪ there's an empty spot in me where my hometown used to be ♪ ♪ this old boat is taking water it won't be long till it goes down ♪ ♪ we've had enough to push us over time to turn the wheel around ♪ ♪ neighborhoods left to decay people died or walked away ♪ ♪ nowhere left for them to stay and we just look the other way ♪ ♪ this old boat is taking water it won't be long till it goes down ♪ ♪ we've had enough to push us over time to turn the wheel around ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ waves keep pounding through the night lost without a ray of light ♪ ♪ going down without a f