met in these venues, my wife i met in one of these venues. i propose to her from the stage bottom of the hill. this is very near and dear to my heart. it's something that i care a lot about. i know the community does as well. should this legislation pass, the always of small business has contemplated how that rule making process will move forward. we identified committee members, we would form a subcommittee to come up with a proper rule making process. we would include members from outside the commission. we would have members at independent venue community join the subcommittee for the purpose of drafting rules that would specifically target our smallest and most vulnerable venues who are otherwise left out, were unable to take advantage of existing aid programs. for this program, would struggle to survive. mr. haney mentioned, many of these venues collapsed and we're losing them. their contributions to san francisco's culture and history are critical. chair haney, i will say that, i believe one of your speakers was going to be entertainmen

met in these venues, my wife i met in one of these venues. i propose to her from the stage bottom of the hill. this is very near and dear to my heart. it's something that i care a lot about. i know the community does as well. should this legislation pass, the always of small business has contemplated how that rule making process will move forward. we identified committee members, we would form a subcommittee to come up with a proper rule making process. we would include members from outside the commission. we would have members at independent venue community join the subcommittee for the purpose of drafting rules that would specifically target our smallest and most vulnerable venues who are otherwise left out, were unable to take advantage of existing aid programs. for this program, would struggle to survive. mr. haney mentioned, many of these venues collapsed and we're losing them. their contributions to san francisco's culture and history are critical. chair haney, i will say that, i believe one of your speakers was going to be entertainmen

met in these venues, my wife i met in one of these venues. i propose to her from the stage bottom of the hill. this is very near and dear to my heart. it's something that i care a lot about. i know the community does as well. should this legislation pass, the always of small business has contemplated how that rule making process will move forward. we identified committee members, we would form a subcommittee to come up with a proper rule making process. we would include members from outside the commission. we would have members at independent venue community join the subcommittee for the purpose of drafting rules that would specifically target our smallest and most vulnerable venues who are otherwise left out, were unable to take advantage of existing aid programs. for this program, would struggle to survive. mr. haney mentioned, many of these venues collapsed and we're losing them. their contributions to san francisco's culture and history are critical. chair haney, i will say that, i believe one of your speakers was going to be entertainmen

this is about bringing back every venue safely, not just bringing back every venue safely, notjust reopen be safe. we are all looking forward to it _ it can be safe. we are all looking forward to it very _ it can be safe. we are all looking forward to it very much - it can be safe. we are all looking forward to it very much indeed. i forward to it very much indeed. thank you so much. chief executive of the music venues trust. the headlines on bbc news... with pubs and theatres due to reopen later this year, the prime minister tasks michael gove with looking into the use of vaccine passports. scotland's first minister says she aims to progressively ease restrictions every three weeks, with a view to reopening the economy from the end of april. buckingham place says the duke of edinburgh is receiving medical attention for an infection and is not expected to leave just over a million face to protect workers from coronavirus have been withdrawn. more than a million high—grade masks used in the national health service may not meet the right safety standards. and have been withdrawn. department

it is literally depending on the size of the venue. the bigger the venue, the more _ the venue.. security— detector? s to bigger venues. security takes many formats really. nobody _ security takes many formats really. nobody is _ security takes many formats really. nobody is going to argue with the sentiment behind it. i suppose coming out of the pandemic when lots of venues have been shut and they have lost huge amounts of money, some owners are some promoters might be thinking, my goodness, this is another expense, potentially a huge expense, more your accuracy involved. what would you say to reassure them?— involved. what would you say to reassure them? ~ , ., ._ , reassure them? well, there is always resistance when _ reassure them? well, there is always resistance when new _ reassure them? well, there is always resistance when new things _ reassure them? well, there is always resistance when new things happen. l resistance when new things happen. but martyn's law is not costing a lot of— but martyn's law is not costing a lot of money. sometimes there is no cost involved. th

and offer tests to customers as they arrive at the venue. is that the pathway that your industry ca n follow ? without a doubt. but we've been asking for this since november. all we ask the government to do, we won't give us a date, we said let's work towards a target work backwards and say, "what is it we need to do to have a safe, healthy show that can work financially and emotionally?" and we couldn't get any engagement. they kept putting it off. we want to prepare, we cannot be told on tuesday yes, you can go back to work on saturday. it's impossible. we need four months. because we have so much extra work to do in order one, to figure out with government and the health departments what is the system and the protocols that we need to do? what is the sanitisation level, what do we do about ventilation, are the testing apparatus there, apparatus there to do 2a hours, how do we do it, etc. of course the more the vaccine penetrates the better it is for everybody. i'm just wondering to myself, why should the public watching this, both in the

one of the last standing dedicated lgbtq entertainment venues is on the brink of closing for good oasis a popular drag club along 11th and folsom street is now putting on a live telethon and hopes of saving their venue kron 4 taylor reports. >>it's really really hard and i think of all the sleepless nights and this year of the amount of stress and. i can have that be for nothing you know i can always his owner darcy drilling or is fighting to keep their drag club alive in san francisco. >>for 7 years, it's been a special place for the community and remains one of the last standing lgbtq entertainment venues in the city as the pandemic forced the permanent closure of others like the stud if we lose these places san francisco's going to be got it it's not going to be the same city in the past year drilling or applied for business loans and pivoted this space into a drag food delivery and live streaming service but says ppp loans quickly ran out. >>rowling or says even their life savings couldn't keep up with the mounting bills not to mention the 20 grand monthly rent. well the san francis

we are talking about 50 or 60 music venues in san francisco. >> the fund gives priority to any venuedanger of closing and is at least 15 years old. well, he is not a cat. >> now we are hearing from the attorney whose virtual mishap made him a sensation. >> i can hear you. i think it is a filter. >> it is. i do not know how to remove it. i am here live. i am not a cat. >> well, rod ponton is a lawyer in texas and had a problem with a cat filter. his usual profile picture was in the virtual waiting room. the catastrophe happened when the meeting began. overnight he became a celebrity. >> everybody laughed about it. if they can all laugh at my expense and i give everybody a moment of humor, i am happy to do it. >> he was using his assistant computer and her daughter used the filter earlier. the judge shared it on social media and since yesterday it got more than 6 million views on youtube. the cat looks a little sad. the whole thing, oh, man. >> he had a great attitude about it. just kind of fun. sandhya, maybe we should do the news like that. >> okay. we will all put on cat masks or so

we are talking about 50 or 60 music venues in san francisco. >> the fund gives priority to any venuef closing and is at least 15 years old. well, he is not a cat. >> now we are hearing from the attorney whose virtual mishap made him a sensation. >> i can hear you. i think it is a filter. >> it is. i do not know how to remove it. i am here live. i am not a cat. >> well, rod ponton is a lawyer in texas and had a problem with a cat filter. his usual profile picture was in the virtual waiting room. the catastrophe happened when the meeting began. overnight he became a celebrity. >> everybody laughed about it. if they can all laugh at my expense and i give everybody a moment of humor, i am happy to do it. >> he was using his assistant computer and her daughter used the filter earlier. the judge shared it on social media and since yesterday it got more than 6 million views on youtube. the cat looks a little sad. the whole thing, oh, man. >> he had a great attitude about it. just kind of fun. sandhya, maybe we should do the news like that. >> okay. we will all put on cat masks or something.

venues hardest hit _ each individualto make. venues hardest hit by _ each individualto make.s hardest hit by the pandemic- each individualto make. venues| hardest hit by the pandemic may each individualto make. venues. hardest hit by the pandemic may be keen to draw people back however they can but as the government reviews the use of covid certificates there is caution, and no consensus. as certificates there is caution, and no consensus.— no consensus. as someone who believes in _ no consensus. as someone who believes in freedom _ no consensus. as someone who believes in freedom it - no consensus. as someone who believes in freedom it is - no consensus. as someone who believes in freedom it is a - no consensus. as someone who believes in freedom it is a little| believes in freedom it is a little bit of— believes in freedom it is a little bit of an— believes in freedom it is a little bit of an uncomfortable thought thinking — bit of an uncomfortable thought thinking you might need a piece of paper— thinking you might need a piece of paper to _ thinking you might need a piece

l fie us, in wanting to produce and promote, venues are desperate to open.n, they are all hanging on by their bootstraps. so there is a formula, and what we have been pushing government to do is, while we have got this hiatus period, untilwe while we have got this hiatus period, until we know when life can restart in some form or another, let�*s prepare for it. and at the moment, not enough work has been done to allow us to come up with a formula to prepare for it. that is a bit disappointing. if we are going to do any touring or any large shows of any size, we need insurance. at the moment the insurance. at the moment the insurance world has just walked away from us. so we�*re pleading the government to set up a bond, as they have done in the film and television industry, which we will contribute, we are going to pay the premiums for it, but they need to set up a bond and push the insurers and labour have become the underwriter, if you like, so that we can at least get some cover should shows be cancelled once again. because a fair amount of our money is pa

it is not just about big venues and big artists not being able to perform in front of their fans. publication -- estimates that the global concert industry lost over $30 billion in 2020. behind this number, sound engineers, venue staff, technical operators and dozens of more professions and millions of livelihoods. in the u.k. alone 170,000 jobs were at risk in 2020 according to one group of industry representatives. it's not all bleak for the music sector. streaming platforms are more popular than ever lesser. spotify has seen a 24% increase in premium subscribers. to adapt to the situation many artists return to live online concerts. ao have distribution companies. last week ticketmaster launched a livestream service to cater to the growing demand. kate: those test concerts they are trying them out in germany and spain. >> as soon as we can get back to counter safely the better. kate with the business as ever, thank you indeed. great to see you. we take a short break. after that. there is more news live from paris. stay with us. ♪ ai■>ú■og 02/16/21 02/16/21 [captioning made poss

it is a good relief package. 15 billion venues, music venues, that is helpful.ifeline for small businesses, he had that open. steve: us unemployment, arts and entertainment and recreation, 8.6% at the start of the pandemic and take a look. this past month, 19.one%. that is not good news. the artist -- by way of example, my wife told me got moved again to october of this year. 9 months from now will your business still be around by then if cuomo's rules don't change? >> yes. up in their 12 years, a great landlord, landlords need to work, tenants help them stay in business. we were approached yesterday from a company called common health that offered to give free healthcare visits and tests until the whole pandemic ends. those are the things we want to see new yorkers come together with. to do something really -- pop up events, not helping venues, not helping the performers that need it. jillian: is this a nail in the coffin, taking the place of force should be the local independent business owners who should have their case. thank you for joining us. keep us upda

when the venue is closed, _ nowl love it. get it?losed, mark went - nowl love it. get it? when the venue is closed, mark went on | now i love it. get it? when the. venue is closed, mark went on a course to brush up his skills and is now doing good business. just needed some sort of income coming in. in a strange way i think might carry on doing a dual life. comedy works in the evenings but going out and doing tiling jobs, that's actually nice, it something different. actually nice, it something different-— different. when the dust eventually _ different. when the dust eventually settles, - different. when the dust| eventually settles, many different. when the dust i eventually settles, many of different. when the dust - eventually settles, many of us will want to work in a different way than we did before this pandemic. time now for the travel show. coming up on this week's show — dubai's world expo plans. i've been told that when it's finished, it's gonna look incredible. the porter poet of cuba. the town that typewriters made. and

maybe indoor venues _ cafes. but maybe... maybe indoor venues can— cafes. but maybe...s can start to sell takeaway tricks to sell, and i actually think that _ tricks to sell, and i actually think that i— tricks to sell, and i actually think that... i take jason's point about cautiousness, because nobody wants to see _ cautiousness, because nobody wants to see cases spike up again, but i'm -lad to see cases spike up again, but i'm glad to— to see cases spike up again, but i'm glad to see — to see cases spike up again, but i'm glad to see there is some recognition in government of the different— recognition in government of the different risks involved in outdoor and indoor— different risks involved in outdoor and indoor settings. they are not simply— and indoor settings. they are not simply lumping together all venues, all forms— simply lumping together all venues, all forms of socialising, all forms of hospitality, which i think is, it shows— of hospitality, which i think is, it shows there is some recognition of the difference that makes notjust to the _ the difference

again, for all of these venues, social distancing measures will remain. economy could be reopened, such as nightclubs. the government hopes that, from that date, restrictions on weddings and funerals would also be abolished. and it's hoped that there'll no longer be restrictions on large events and performances. businesses will of course be watching the prime minister's announcement keenly today. they will be watching again when he talks to the nation at 7pm. let's speak to our business presenter ben thompson. so much for the business were to digest, whether you are a manager or a landlord or whatever you might be. you have a real interest in what the prime minister said today.- prime minister said today. yeah, absolutely. _ prime minister said today. yeah, absolutely, and _ prime minister said today. yeah, absolutely, and he _ prime minister said today. yeah, absolutely, and he sectors - prime minister said today. yeah, absolutely, and he sectors that l prime minister said today. yeah, - absolutely, and he sectors that have been most badly heard by these

finding a suitable venue by monday you say how likely is that given that the pen demick is all over europe. well you know the good news is you wait for head again has already preplanned if for situations like this they've already designated arena in budapest hungary as an alternative now a lifesaver also in talks with a video in london has a london video has already volunteered to say we can be ready as well you a fire had a good practice last season we saw a few adjustments made because of the coach in 1000 situation such as a one off fixtures that is not off the table for you a for as well as rb live signal liverpool could actually swap home fixtures you know maybe they go to england in the 2nd fixture liverpool would come here but that's unlikely because every team cherishes that 2nd leg being played out at home in life liverpool winning their group they won that right you know so all in all we have to wait and see what life state proposes but i'm my money is on the idea that it will take place in hungary there is another deadline as well april 2nd is the deadline where you a fac

and museums. it pharmacies, pop-up centres, sports venues and museums.— venues and museums.enues and museums. it has been a truly national, uk-wide _ venues and museums. it has been a truly national, uk-wide effort, - venues and museums. it has been a truly national, uk-wide effort, we i truly national, uk—wide effort, we have done it together, and i want to thank each and every person who has helped make it happen. the thank each and every person who has helped make it happen.— helped make it happen. the ma'ority of these vaccinations fl helped make it happen. the ma'ority of these vaccinations have h helped make it happen. the majority of these vaccinations have been - helped make it happen. the majorityl of these vaccinations have been made up of these vaccinations have been made up of people from the four priority groups, the over—70s, frontline workers and care workers, the extremely vulnerable and care home staff and residents. but that does not mean everyone has had the vaccine in those four groups. we will get more figures this afternoon. for now, the message is that

andreas runs michelin starred venues in the midlands.keeping our businesses afloat more than anything, and that's what it is. cash flow is a real thing at the moment. he's even planning on carrying on the service in future. when the restaurant's closed and i looked at — the only people doing business were supermarkets, i felt a bit like a dinosaur. you know, i'd become extinct. we needed to react to a possible... you know, it's like having a shop online. and if you thought valentine's was just for couples, ruth's local cafe is doing her a three course treat for one. would i go to a restaurant on valentine's day on my own? no, probably not. this meal kit at home from a restaurantjust perfect to be able to still treat yourself and still feel a bit special. the hospitality trade body says valentine's normally provides a £500 million boost. takeaway and delivery has been important throughout the pandemic but it doesn't come anywhere near replacing the sales that you get in the sites. after their most challenging year ever, restaurants are re

>>and it's not going to happen if we turn our backs on all of our small independent venues. you can tune in to the march 16 it from home on your computer just head to way says dot com or head to our website for more details and taylor reporting kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, an investigation is underway in the east bay following the death of a man was in police custody, reform what the mayor of is trying to do. plus following the growing number of gruesome crimes against our asian american community. local leaders are stepping up to try to make the residents feel a little bit safe. also the debate over raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. it's gaining momentum at the very latest from washington dc. and we are looking at clear skies once again out there today will be a nice and dry one a little less windy than yesterday importantly because you know yesterday was really windy. >>60's by the afternoon i got your forecast coming up. and we have a busy commute this morning as more people start to hit the road your commute into the city. >>to the

the shutter venue operator grants, that's the new name save our stages. i think it rolls off the tongue less well. we don't have a ton to update on in terms of the timing of the shutter venue operators it grant program. there's a lot of anxiety and concern among venue operators to make sure they're able to apply in a timely manner. one thing i do want to flag, the s.b.a. did publish an f.a.q document for the program. i would encourage businesses that want to know more about just where the informationing is, where the thinking is now for s.b.a. there's some useful tips about getting ready to apply and some things you can do to register with the federal government, register your business or just be be ready to apply for the s.v.o. grants. we're all waiting for more information that we can share with the business community. on the local fee and tax waivers, previously i think we said that businesses that had already paid these taxes and fees that are eligible for refunds would need to submit an application to get a refund. they will get an automatic refund.

he is singing alone with his image projected onto the wall of the venue below. meantime, the city is launching a new $1.5 million fund to help other struggling music venues. >> nice to announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: finally. i appreciate that, you all. thank you, all. thank you, everybody. thank you, all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their third day, with a total of 20,780 bucks, from staten island, new york, it's the champs. it's the denard family. denard family: yeah! steve: and from portland, oregon, it's the montas family! montas family: whoo! steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody might have a shot driving outta here in a brand-new car.

if you that live music venues >>> another act of violence against the asian community. surveillance video from outside burma superstars restaurant in oakland. it shows a customer throwing a bottle of hand sanitizer at staff members. according to the eatery, one employee was hurt. the restaurant says it shares the video online to bring awareness to anti-asian attacks. >>> police have made an arrest. almost one month ago, his stork memorabilia and artwork was stolen from the shuttered clubhouse restaurant. weeks later on tabori 12, officers to search the home of the after richmond district and they arrested a suspect in that burglary. officers have also recovered the stolen memorabilia including this vintage sutro baths swimsuit. >>> more local news at 5:30. just as any decades old cold case. >>> i'm andria borba in san mateo county with details of a 32-year-old cold case. solved, by a dna hit. >>> stanford students could get a shot. the plans for a return. >>> dinner with a live concert? it is been a while since that >>> you are watching kpix5 newsnet5: 30. >>> breaking

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a foot has gotten in front of this in that situation as of right now well the hope for in terms of venue to be found her realistic. well you know as i said you if it's gotten ahead of the situation they had a bit of experience last season because they had to have one off fixtures when the competition got deep you know in the later rounds and right now you a fan has designated arena in budapest hungary as the alternative in less life that come up with a better alternative and they're racing against time they have until february 8th that's monday they have the bundesliga to worry about as well so i you know my money is the idea that they will just agree and play and hungry you know as their home match they could swap with liverpool but if liverpool were to accept that but having the 2nd leg at home is very valuable liverpool one that right in winning their group you know so it looks like hungary is going to be the situation you know monday is the deadline and then they have until april 2nd in terms of the 2 fixtures being played out your way for is also extended that deadline as well you k

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these venues are well—versed in managing large crowds and numbers.ob and task work well. this really has been a team effort. lltlul’ith really has been a team effort. with lots of parking. _ really has been a team effort. with lots of parking, big empty concourses and conference rooms sports venues make ideal vaccine house. football stadiums are being widely used, a horse racing is helping as well. they turned betting booths into makeshift fridges and crickets off—season the gloucestershire county ground lourdes and katie berry hope helping the relief effort could have one pleasant side effect step you will have people coming into the cricket grounds who have never visited the grounds who have never visited the grounds to watch cricket. and if they can be safe and we can get as many vaccinated as possible and what would be better if they and their families could come back and watch some cricket. this needs a huge work for us to run a come along the side the nhs, furloughed staff from exeter chiefs have been volunteering their spare time. is to exeter

he plans to keep this outdoor venue even when he's able to open indoors. please put your hands together for tommy t love. in alameda, amberleigh ktvu, fox. two news. we'll bury weather lots of sunshine today. you probably knows that warm up after the chilly morning. we'll probably do this forecast once again, not only for tomorrow but also into your sunday fact. let's jump right into your weekend forecast the weekend just about here, and we are expecting lots of sunshine for your saturday temperatures almost identical to the highest from today and then on sunday, mostly honey, maybe a little bit of some cooling, but not by much. here is the a satellite show and you just a few clouds developing really, to the north of the bay area up along the north coast to california right around cape mendocino. so right now we have mostly clear skies out there and with the clear skies, temperatures have been dropping off quickly. we're showing you right now. the 11 o'clock numbers and currently is 40 degrees and napa, san francisco 51, fremont, 45, san jose checking and

. , ., ., _, , ., venues., you have your health data which is held by the national immunisation and vaccination system which your gp has access to and of course, if you are on an nhs app you can look at your own health records. we want to make that certificate accessible to people if they need it for international travel if those countries require it. we are not planning a domestic passport for our own domestic use. of course, all of these things are for several months down the line. what we face now, what the government faces now as decisions about unlocking and opening up in the immediate future and then, what they've been saying is they want to be data driven, not date driven, that they would be following the result that they see coming back from the vaccine roll—out. at the minute, it's a little too early to say and the indications look like thatis say and the indications look like that is having an impact on transmission, on death rates, on hospitalisations but they need more of that communication so that

runs as well as the shuddered venue operators program funding to our live music venues. from there we're going to conduct another one of those surveys that we did last year that's been used many times over, but at this point is really outdated. it was in may, so we're going to do another survey to essentially capture more data that's hopefully informed around, you know, the funding that folks got relevant to the status of where all of our permitholders are right now. and then we're hoping that that data and information can then better inform our commission's priorities, goals and next steps. so that brings me to say that that's going to tie nicely into another retreat for us. we're going to do it this time virtually on zoom. as you all know now, i sent out an email earlier, that's confirmed for friday march 26 from 1 to 4 p.m., and we'll go ahead and formalize that with a calendar invite soon dylan's going to be sending, and then we're going to start working on a draft agenda that i'll be sharing with the proom so that -- group so we can engage on what we want to work on

we have two options to get into these venues.s is that even _ is the key to reopening. one of the problems is that even if _ is the key to reopening. one of the problems is that even if you - is the key to reopening. one of the problems is that even if you have i is the key to reopening. one of the problems is that even if you have a vaccine and you have proof you get access to one of these venues, the reality is there is questions as to whether you can carry corona and pass it on. but then they go somewhere else and they go to their homes, to family. those questions remain unanswered, which is why it is tricky. remain unanswered, which is why it istric . , ., ._ is tricky. absolutely. i totally at ree. is tricky. absolutely. i totally agree- just — is tricky. absolutely. i totally agree- just to _ is tricky. absolutely. i totally agree. just to reiterate, - is tricky. absolutely. i totally agree. just to reiterate, we i is tricky. absolutely. i totally - agree. just to reiterate, we want to carry out safe environments, create sa

a foot has gotten in front of this in that situation as of right now well the hope for in terms of venue to be found how realistic is that. what you know as i said you know if it's gotten ahead of this situation they had a bit of experience last season because they had to have one off fixtures when the competition got deep in the later rounds and right now you a fan has designated arena in budapest hungary as the alternative in less leipsic come up with a better alternative and they're racing against time they have until february 8th that's monday they have the bundesliga to worry about as well so i you know my money is the idea that they will just agree and play and hungry you know as their home match they could swap with liverpool but if liverpool were to accept that but having the 2nd leg at home is very valuable liverpool one that right in winning their group you know so it looks like hungary is going to be the situation you know monday is the deadline and then they have until april 2nd in terms of the 2 fixtures being played out your way for is also extended that deadline is well yo

of them and outside street artist jugglers clowns and others are here paying tribute to proceed to venus the mood is very angry it's a mixture of jovial in the sense that people are very peacefully waiting around paying their respects laying wreaths outside of the house but they're also very very angry at what happened because they say that this was not an isolated incident and in fact in a rather bizarre twist of all this francisco to. the miss was actually the uncle of another young man who a few months ago was told to over a bridge into the river by riot police during a demonstration so the family says certainly this has happened to them time and time again the difference being of course that in this case the judge was actually killed the other interesting point about this is that the policeman says that he was attacked that he acted in self-defense but the. weapon was a tin saber. works with tin sabers not real ones said so the problem is that nobody can find them those seem to have disappeared so that's one of the elements that the prosecution will be looking at what is going to hap

>>one of the last standing and a dedicated lgbtq entertainment venues in san francisco sadly is on the brink of having to close for good. yeah oasis said of super popular drag club located 11th in folsom street yes now putting on a. >>live telethon in hopes of saving that ben you got for us taylor is there. >>it's really really hard and i think of all the sleepless nights and this year of the amount of stress and. i can have that be for nothing you know i can always his owner darcy drawling or is fighting to keep their drag club alive in san francisco. >>for 7 years, it's been a special place for the community and remains one of the last standing lgbtq entertainment venues in the city as the pandemic forced the permanent closure of others like the stud if we lose these places, san francisco is going to be got it it's not going to be the same city in the past year drilling or applied for business loans and pivoted this space into a drag food delivery and live streaming service but says ppp loans quickly ran out. >>rowling or says even their life savings couldn't keep up with the mountin

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and we will pilot larger— size of the venue.sing enhanced testing with the _ larger events using enhanced testing with the ambition of further easing of restrictions in the next step. the government held similar pilots last year and fans were eventually allowed in but not for long. the hope is the vaccine will prop the stadium doors open this time around and byjune 21 it is possible all restrictions on crowds may have gone up restrictions on crowds may have gone up in the semifinals and final of the euros could be held at a full wembley stadium. it seems a long way off and some will disagree with the speed and direction but at least now we can see the path. patrick gearey, bbc news. the fa says tonight it's "absolutely delighted" that fans will be allowed back soon, adding "the game is simply not the same without them". malcolm clarke is head of the football supporters' association. he's been telling me he's equally as pleased. well, it's great relief and something to look forward to coming to actually have a date we can get fan

he says the legislation would also help live music venues. recover after the pandemic for several reasons we're also creating a new liquor license just for live music venues. >>right now live and live music have been harmed so incredibly by the right now live music venues could have to go to restaurant liquor license, which means they have to put in a restaurant level even if they're planning operating as a restaurant that is incredibly expensive. >>now senator weiner isn't the only one trying to create more flexibility on how these restaurants serve alcohol senator bill dodd recently also introduced a to go cocktail sales bill that would allow restaurants to permanently sell those to go cocktails with the takeout or delivery orders for now live in san francisco. tiller the psac ii kron 4 news. >>thank you taylor coming up on kron 4 news today police in los angeles are being investigated after reports a valentine's day card mocking the death of george floyd was being passed the department is handling the incident then a violent weekend across

tectonics on venus which is the same size as earth why is that time one of the unlike earth has been is has hardly any water the water's all gone and the mantle is very dry not very lubricated if you can't move much more doesn't place any plates on the surface especially new so venus has a sort of unbroken shell all around the planet it doesn't have the mechanism that earth so it's not just important to be the right size but to have water in the mantle and that you don't want to. birth has enough water to lubricate its plate tectonics venus doesn't and yet the 2 planets were formed from the same materials. one very special event during earth's youth could have hydrated its depths. and this is you know this is the idea for the mantle to have got sufficiently hydrated sufficiently lubricated early in its existence earth suffered a huge cataclysmic he's in we think that the young earth was struck by another planet the size of mars which we call taya the young. a few tens of millions of years after its good that suffered a cataclysm which almost destroyed just how bright the chaos of the

license just for live music venues. >>right now live and live music have been harmed so incredibly by the right now live music venues could have to go to restaurant liquor license, which means they have to put in a restaurant level even if they're planning operating as a restaurant that is incredibly expensive is positively received and approved the legislation could go into effect as soon as september. >>senator weiner isn't the only one trying to update how restaurants serve alcohol recently senator bill dodd to go cocktail sales bill that would allow restaurants to permanently cell that ago cocktails with takeout or delivery orders. now we're live in san francisco to the psac ii kron 4 news alright taylor, thank you well kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is going to have a look at what we can expect this weekend. yeah, one of our questions is all the rain coming back with little bit of a drying out lives. yeah a little drying up throughout the day today, the winds kicking up around the bay area that's someth

>>not to mention the 20 grand a monthly rent with news of a san francisco music and entertainment venue fund in federal save our stages fund roland rudd became hopeful that has details remain vague enough to get the save our stages were not allowed to apply for the. >>the second round of ppp money so they put us in a situation where we're just in like rent isn't and pg and e's and in limbo as a final effort to save one of the last standing lgbtq entertainment venues in the city. we says will hold a telethon event on saturday 6 12 hours from 12:00pm to 12:00am and we're going to give you you know cross section of all the fabulous stuff people know and love about oasis we've got local performers we've got customers from all around the country you are going to be zoo mean rolling or hopes the event will help the nightclub stay open and says like away says many other venues are also at a make or break moment a breaking point maintain the kind of culture that we know and love. >>and it's not going to happen if we turn our backs on all of our small independent you can tune in to the march 16

. >>> to the coronavirus, preparations underway to transform two bay area venues into mass vaccination sites. san francisco's mosconi center and oakland colosseum. state is partnering with biden administration and fema to open the colosseum site by february 16. the goal, to administer up to b help with vaccine outreach in east oakland, an area hard hit by covid infections. >> we are opening a new center at oakland colosseum adjacent to communities of east mont and elmhurst which have some of the lowest health scores. >> we are on a time line with the variants. i think we have to be able to get the word out and to make it convenient for people to get the vaccine if we hope to be successful. >> san francisco mayor is set to officially announce plans for the site later this morning. it could open as soon as tomorrow. for now the center is only vaccinating healthcare providers. >>> taking a live look at san francisco after a year and unprecedented challenges, one of the biggest celebrations will look a lot different. streets of china town may be quiet but year of the ox is making a strong,

athletes can't leave their village or the games venues. think the japanese organisers and the ioc are planning to stick to these restrictions, these regulations. they're not calling them restrictions. they say that's not the idea, but that's how it will feel for many of the people attending those games. these regulations will be changed in the coming months, buti regulations will be changed in the coming months, but i think we can expect heavy restrictions to be implemented for these games. itruiith implemented for these games. with the very latest _ implemented for these games. with the very latest on _ implemented for these games. with the very latest on the arraignments were of the tokyo olympics later this year. —— the arrangements. the women's 6 nations will go ahead this year. the tournament's been pushed back to april. the women's competition had been running concurrent with the men's, but as our rugby union reporter sara orchard explains, that wasn't possible due to covid requirements and safety concerns. it's very complicated. wha

he says the legislation would also help live music venues. recover after the pandemic for several reasons we're also creating a new liquor license just for live music venues. >>right now live and live music have been harmed so incredibly by the right now live music venues could have to go to restaurant liquor license, which means they have to put in a restaurant level kitchen. even if they're operating as a restaurant and that is incredibly expensive. >>now this isn't the only bill trying to change how restaurants serve alcohol recently senator bill dodd to go cocktail sales bill that would allow restaurants to permanently sell those to go cocktails with takeout and delivery orders. for now live in san francisco to lead the psac ii kron 4 news are some good and i was glad to hear that. thanks very much that's taylor reporting live for us. >>and san francisco. well take a look at this a big tree this fell on our restaurants outdoor dining area happened this morning in san francisco outside absinthe restaurant at goff and haze public work crews

>>>sf bay area venues in mass vaccinion sis. oaand coliseum. the state is partnering with the biden administration and fema to open the coliseum site by factory 16th. the goal is to administer up to 6000 doses per day. the site was chosen by the feds to help the vaccine outreach in east oakland, an area hard-hit by covid-19 infections. >> we are opening a new center at oakland coliseum, adjacent to the communities of eastmont and elmhurst, which have some of the lowest health scores in the state. noou ma it convenient for people to go and get the vaccine if we hope to be successful. >> maryland inbreed is set to officially announce plans for the site at muscovy center tomorrow morning and it could open as soon as friday. for now, the center is only vaccinating healthcare providers. >>> new at 11:00, after a year of covid-19, and unprecedented challenges, when a sentence is biggest celebrations will look different this year. betty yu shows us from chinatown. >> reporter: the pandemic has devastated sentences goes chinatown, leaving it without mu

could probably get away with it and attend to somebody and step over them and kick them out of the venuef putting someone that i show them that i have one up on them. oursupport i show them that i have one up on them. our support in the olympics is massive not only for the individuals like myself but once more for the sport itself having an opportunity to be part of something that i have watched from a young age and be competitive is really music to my ears and a dream come true so i do hope i get to get the chance to be there and have all this build—up around it. and finally, how about this for creative thinking? the covid—i9 pandemic means the nhl can't stage outdoor ice hockey games at a football or baseball stadium like they usually do, so they found a more unique venue. well, actually, they made one, on the fairway on the 18th hole of a golf course. there were a few teething problems. the first game on it was stopped for eight hours because the sun was melting the ice. the second match also started late, but once under way, the boston bruins beat the philadelphia flyers 7—3. to remi

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