but what you're doing is pushing this too big a venue to smaller venues . say, to smaller venues. as you say, often poor organisations, community run organisations and it's just another burden on them . either they have to pay someone to come and do it or they kind of have to make it up themselves. that's the risk of scrutiny and a lot . either it's scrutiny and a lot. either it's a cost they can't bear or it's a administrative burden that just makes running your local community centre a bit harder . community centre a bit harder. annoys the volunteers and they're less willing to do it. it's worth exploring this particular point in greater detail. the manchester arena has a plan for issues like terrorism . they had a plan that this law might well mandate , and yet it might well mandate, and yet it still went horribly wrong. yes. so if you look into the report into the manchester bombing in the aftermath , which was a big the aftermath, which was a big sort of judge led inquiry. it looks at how the events staff were trained on terrorism. and it said that the

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an iconic venue here in brixton, on here. an iconic venue here in brixton. many — on here. in brixton, many artists have - on here. an iconic venue here in - brixton, many artists have performed your over the centuries and iconic venue for south—west london but on thursday night more than 4000 people attended here to an event. we were estimating more than a thousand were outside, some had tickets and some were believed to have fake ticket and were unable to get into the premises. that caused a bit of a crush and unfortunately a number of people were injured on thursday night, three people in total. three young women. sadly two of those have now died. the latest being confirmed as gabrielle hutchinson, a 23—year—old who was actually working as a security guard on thursday evening for that concert that was being staged by the attributes artist asake. she died in the early hours of this morning and as for the first victim, she was named as 33—year—old rebecca ikumelo, a mother of two and she succumbed to her injuries on saturday morning. police are reporting witnesses and dedi

news about the main thing to this minute until monday morning x and a big holiday at the new concert venue. yes, we say happiness people. it hit moscow today at the height of snowdrifts tends to a record high . now the snow continues to go utilities. clearing, of course, the street and yards are car owners. well, at least those who were able to dig out their cars with difficulty moving on snowy roads is difficult, of course, it is necessary for pedestrians to contact us directly on the snowy street alexei vashenkin, who will tell us about the situation at this hour. lyosha, well, you, too, apparently fell asleep. well, he still falls asleep like uh, several records have been updated today uh. hmm , the weather station at vdnkh recorded 33 33 cm. snow level. it's absolute this day. well , in addition, today 30 percent of the monthly norm has already fallen. this is on top of the fact that 20% of the snow fell last week. and with a little more and it seems this winter the most severe e, the record of the most severe 1941, will be beaten, and in different parts of moscow the level of snow cov

the venue, the 02 academy, will be in the spotlight.iding information to detectives. and the police are also under scrutiny for how at least one of their officers dealt with the crowd. daniel sandford, bbc news, brixton. a senior member of the church of england has told the bbc that the government hasn't fully grasped the scale of the crisis hitting millions of people struggling with the spiralling cost of living. the bishop of durham, paul butler, says of particular concern is the number of people in work who are struggling. a church of england report says nearly 40% of adults in britain have sought help for basics like food and warmth. our uk affairs correspondent jeremy cooke has been talking to some of those in desperate need in newcastle. are you going to be superman, are you? it's a home filled with love. but for this family, the outside world is getting scary. you need to stay in here, cos there's a monster out there. oh, what monster? a huge one! anita's a single mum of three. she's always worked, she still does, but its short h

one of the match venue is provided a first. _ landfill. one of the match venue is provided a first.t. stadium 974 is . landfill. one of the match venue is provided a first. stadium 974 is a i provided a first. stadium 974 is a unique two qatar 2022. made of shipping containers, can be deconstructed and rebuilt anywhere in the world. the carbon footprint of the tournament won't be known until it is finished, yet environmentalists say even the estimated figure is three times higher than fever's own projections. we contacted fifa who responded via a statement saying... before adding... feveralso said a statement saying... before adding... fever also said there stadiums met sustainability standards and they have planted more than 650,000 shrubs and 16,000 trees, in order to offset emissions. during the tournament, with hotel rooms at a premium, temporary accommodation included cruise ships were used. fan parks with thousands of batting tents were also built to house visitors. if qatar's environmental defence was one city world cup, then the next tournament will find fever with extra cha

there were concerts from other venues. all of the other venues, go to for concerts. it's already changes *l changed there. change will come. change comes to the city. we have to draw a long before we realize this is not the theater we have all grown up with. we have to make sure it can still be a movie theater. if we lose that, then what is the point. >> hello my name is patrick marks. i'm a small business owner. i have a bookstore calderon "the green arcade" on market street. i wanted to say ten years ago the red cross bought the building across on market street from us. there use to be a cafe on the corner. they decided that at one point they tried to find someone to run the cafe. then they decided they needed more office space. i'm not sure if they did a change of use or not. i have to say it was a extremely changing moment for the neighborhood and that corner. the planning department, which i have several plans -- put out cafe tables, etcetera, of course that has now been a nothing but a nuisance area. i bring up because in looking at some of the programming for

the venue, the 02 academy, will be in the spotlight.id it was providing information to detectives. and the police are also under scrutiny for how at least one of their officers dealt with the crowd. daniel sandford, bbc news, brixton. here in the uk, union leaders say nurses may be forced to announce a fresh wave of strikes if the british government doesn't agree to reopen talks on pay and working conditions. on thursday, tens of thousands of nurses in england, wales, and northern ireland walked out for the first time in the history of the public health service. the british prime minister insists that a current pay offer, is appropriate and fair. here's our health editor, hugh pym. it's a pay row with a major impact on the political agenda. striking nurses outside st thomas' hospital opposite parliament yesterday gave their view on the pay award. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! some conservative mps have called for another look at the issue. but the prime minister today on a visit to belfast stuck to his position, sp

the venue will be in the spotlight.ng information to detectives. and the police are also under scrutiny for how at least one of their officers dealt with the crowd. daniel sandford, bbc news, brixton. breaking news from the met police here in london, the bodies of two children have been found. an investigation has been launched into the depths of two children and deck services were called around 2pm this afternoon uk time. the blotters of two young children found in a residential address, two young children found in a residentialaddress, —— two young children found in a residential address, —— the bodies of two young children. as we have any more details on that, we will bring them to you. buckingham palace has confirmed that the former lady—in—waiting lady susan hussey has apologised in person to ngozi fulani, the head of charity sistah space, after the pair met today. lady susan resigned from her honorary role in the royal household after it was alleged that she had repeatedly asked ms fulani where she was from during

now manager of this music venue in the san poly district was back then. a hamburg fan, i have problems in his, in the eighty's was it please let funk that fighting after the game. eventually, dirk had enough of the violence and switched his allegiance to san polly. the football was less impressive, but the neighbourhood had the fibrous and progressive c. this was a mix, not only for paul and drinking. this was football, drinking, and music. this attracted more fans, including van, who helped develop f. c some polly's left wing identity. we had a political and punk rock back round, so a confrontation with fascist was not new for us. there's no match to night, but the san police stadium is still a hive of activity. funded by the club. dave and asthma are holding one of their regular free music sessions for refugee references. lucky with with we're all here because of the apps is and holly, this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in the community. that's fine. this is oscar. you fallen nish now pushed linger. i was

we are a new breed of competitive socialising venue, you i competitive socialising venue, you go fory, so rather than ping—pong, dance or crazy golf, you are holding software we built ourselves, a form of gun and you play these for unknown animal —based games, and our venue can hold a capacity of up to 100 people between them, so fairly big venues for big companies hosting christmas parties. who do you hold responsible for these strikes? do you blame the unions, the government? who are you most fixated with? == unions, the government? who are you most fixated with?— most fixated with? -- frustrated. the ones we _ most fixated with? -- frustrated. the ones we are _ most fixated with? -- frustrated. the ones we are not _ most fixated with? -- frustrated. the ones we are not frustrated i most fixated with? -- frustrated. l the ones we are not frustrated with other members, they are the ones that are struggling through it, it is a combination between the two, all we really need is a solution so it doesn't carry on, the new strikes announced will continue after six months of nonstop strik

we can safely perform at the best concert venues in the country. sorry goodbye, mother odessa, and not three, and a sailor drinking straight in waves, and your holy borders ate, my warmth. forgive me, farewell, odessa, mother, mother, thank you for forgive me, i say goodbye. balcony i think it's good. yes, that's good. here in our barracks in tsarskoye selo , shut up the cook, huh? can you advise comrade? what is your best stage, the best stage, do you understand? we jazz bank will perform here in moscow nothing will come of it. arrived his drums play like they do, but i didn’t like it. this is now called playing rubles at 25 and a at 25 wait, if you don't want that kind of money, we'll have a level of our face. what's the bad thing? how do we start? the beginning of the beginning is the meeting with the viewer the viewer. this is our old friend, our friend. we, when we meet with a friend, it's great we speak in a friendly, soft way, hi and for some reason you think that the louder you play, the better the orchestra should breathe, and not puff like a steam locomotive. here is an examp

coalition, the independent venue alliance to advocate for venues.put this issue on the radar of the supervisors and obviously mayor breed. the entertainment commission and the office of small business and we went to meetings and showed up and did public comment and it was a concerted effort between 50 venues in the city and they are kind of traditional like live performance venues and we all made a concerted effort to get out there and sound the alarm and to her credit, maybe breed really stepped up, worked with matt haney, who is a supervisor haney was a huge champion for us and they got this done and they got $3 million into the sf venue recovery fund. >> we have represented about 40 independent venues in san francisco. basically, all the venues closed on march 13th, 2020. we were the first to close and we will be the last to reopen and we've had all the of the overhead costs are rent, mortgage, payroll, utilities and insurance with zero revenue. so many of these venues have been burning $1,000 a day just to stay closed. >> we have a huge music hi

you also perform at many similar venues in our country.in general, maybe, m-m, some of the most memorable performances from your work, i was the brightest venue, probably, in all these years it was hmm our venue near the sports palace in champion time. this is the world hockey 2 weeks, just the fourteenth year, yes, two weeks of just the brightest show, a lot of spectators, a lot of visitors, a lot of belarusians who walk around enjoying life, these large-scale cranes that show broadcast hockey, in general, this entire atmosphere of 2 weeks, of course, is an incredible impression , an incredible feeling for us, as artists, and it was doubly pleasant to work at the closing of this grandiose championship. we sang the final song. and it was just unique and unforgettable this year with you creative anniversary 15 years. how are you on stage, yes, small such a wonderful ticket is so small. you put on a grand show called beyond the sky. tell us what this show means in general for your creativity. for us, this is, firstly, a kind of stage of summ

so depends what kind of venue to write on, mostly a live music venue. so they would actually play a performance. everyone went home kind of that kind of thing. some of them stayed open on the exact hours. they closed at closing time. i think one or 2 a.m. in the 1970s on. sometimes they would close if no one ever showed up. this tends to be they would close early when at the end of their run, right when. evangelicals are not going to these clubs. but certainly the ones that are catering to young people, college students, the lighthouse in newport beach, that is staying open as late as it can. so yeah, they are often trying to mirror secular clubs and that's kind of the point right? lighthouse is geared towards college students and want college students to go there and not go to the secular bars. right. but yes, totally. yes. with these entrepreneurs, because we find sometimes entrepreneurs values are not we'll just jump on it like this seems, like something we can make money on. so did you have you found any research about what these owners went onto af

osaka metro has been extending one of its lines to reach the venue.een installing signage in multiple languages to prepare for the influx of tourists. meo official says they hope the new carriage design will impro improve the overall experience. >> we've developed this model as a vehicle to give people a sense of excitement as they head to the expo venue. >> the new trains come with improved security and comfort. cameras let the crews see what is happening throughout the train, and a temperature inside each carriage will be automatically adjusted depending on how crowded it is. osaka metro plans to debut the model next april. >>> egg prices are surging in japan largely because the cost of feeding hens is too. russia's invasion of ukraine sent those prices rocketing, and the spread of bird flu in the country made matters worse. >>> an industry group says the average wholesale price of medium-sized eggs in tokyo was 262 yen or about $1.90 in november. that's up more than 25% from a year earlier and is the highest on record for that month. eggs aren't us

the legislation will be a two tier system, for larger venues but there may be more work done.sized locations. we will observe a minute's silence to remember those who were killed in the arena attack. the inquiry into the attack has exposed, in harrowing detail, the failings on that night. there were significant failings by a number of organisations in preparation and training for an emergency such as this and in their actions on the night of the attack. after a long, drawn—out process, the government has now confirmed a draft law will be published in the early spring. smaller venues holding fewer than 100 people will have to be better prepared, with training on simple measures like locking doors and first aid. bigger venues holding more than 800 people, like the manchester arena, will need staff to be more vigilant, and systems to allow better consideration of security. industry bodies have welcomed the plan but have raised concerns about extra cost and staffing. the plan but have raised concerns about extra cost and staffing.— extra cost and staffing. the cost inflation at _

the venue, the 02 academy, will be in the spotlight.g information to detectives. and the police are also under scrutiny for how at least one of their officers dealt with the crowd. daniel sandford, bbc news, brixton. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: an apology at the palace...lady susan hussey says sorry, to charity boss ngozi fulani, after repeatedly asking her at a royal reception, where she came from. saddam hussein is finished killed our people, ourwomen, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought of formal end to three and a half years of conflict, conflict that has claimed over 200,000 lives. before a foreign audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia, and croatia but their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight gua

however, this is a major venue in south london, a venue thatis major venue in south london, a venue thatng people, residents are used to seeing people cue around the block. so this event has certainly shaken one of —— shaken the community. our event has certainly shaken one of -- shaken the community. our thoughts are with the — shaken the community. our thoughts are with the families _ shaken the community. our thoughts are with the families and _ shaken the community. our thoughts are with the families and victims. - are with the families and victims. i'd are with the families and victims. i'd also _ are with the families and victims. i'd also like — are with the families and victims. i'd also like to— are with the families and victims. i'd also like to take _ are with the families and victims. i'd also like to take the _ i'd also like to take the opportunity— i'd also like to take the opportunity to- i'd also like to take the opportunity to thank. i'd also like to take the i opportunity to thank the i'd also like to take the _ opportunity to thank the ambulance service _ opportunity t

the venue will be in the spotlight.o detectives. and the police are also under scrutiny for how at least one of their officers dealt with the crowd. daniel sandford, bbc news, brixton. the victims of a suspected triple murder in northamptonshire are believed to be an nhs nurse and her two children. anju asok, who was 35,and her two children — six—year—old jeeva saju and janvi saju, aged four — were found with serious injuries at their home in kettering yeterday. a 52—year—old man is being questioned by police on suspicion of murder. buckingham palace has confirmed that lady susan hussey, who repeatedly asked a black british charity boss where she was from during a royal reception, has apologised in person. lady susan, who's a former lady in waiting and prince william's godmother, today met ngozi fulani, at buckingham palace. here's nicholas witchell. their last meeting caused deep offence. at buckingham palace today, lady susan hussey and ngozi fulani met again. the purpose today was to allow lady susan to make a person

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and dirk is holding drinks at his venue. have a meeting point, a fond of 6 news for drinking and pyrotechnic may be such as the importance of this match that the sun valley district is taken over by the clubs. fans. as darby fever grips the city we altogether, if he does the young in the rain altogether to support the team night before the animal as if an order is given. they start marching through the city in a show of defiance to f. c hammer. ah, the city of hamburg is braced for darby dale ah thousands of sun, pouty fans, led by their ultras, are making the long journey from their own neighbourhood to their rivals stadium. for sant ali fans. it's not just the threat of relegation that hangs over the. it's the fear of not just losing, but getting thrashed by their greatest rivals. the darby fever is especially intense. if hamburg are promoted as expected, then even if somebody escaped relegation. this could be the final match between the 2 teams for years to come. whoever comes out on top will have the bragging rights. as

otherfootage packed crowds outside the venue.enue or having clashes with police. inside the venue, there are videos that seem to show asake about ten minutes into his performance and then going onto the stage and saying, "sorry, it has been called off," and the walking of the state. there was a second announcement saying they had been a security breach and the concert was therefore cancelled, and the fans reacting to that. they said it was for the safety of people and told them to leave the same way that they had entered the building. we have contacted both asake's representatives, his manager and brixton academy as well but there has been no official response from either so far. 0k, so far. ok, we will leave it there for the moment. thank you very much. still to come, special report on how cocaine is being transported from antwerp to the rest of europe. cheering and singing. saddam hussein is finished, because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3

they promised the legend at our concert venue.sually always keep and kept. moreover, we are already 25 years old. today we are all 25 years old, keeping the promise absolutely definitely and we are glad to welcome the legendary belarusian ensemble, pesnyary, to which a few months ago was awarded the title of honored team of the republic of belarus guys. we welcome you and good morning congratulations, of course, the leader. uh, just recently. yes please share for you. it was a surprise, in general, to be honest, i think that you have had this title for a long time, of course. ah, of course, we are very pleased that our generation of the pesnyary ensemble has been awarded this wonderful name but certainly. this is the merit of several generations of talented best musicians and artists who have worked for 53 years in this wonderful team. great. i wanted to say that there is some kind of parallel. you have everything right. like we have. well , except for years. of course, yes, we are 25 today. but so are we. in general , we work on

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venus exploration interest venus is always considered e russian planet. and so it was accepted.in our plans. e missions on venus somewhere in the twenties-thirties a little earlier. you said that the americans are interested in the projects of the iss project. and we are interested in this project. you know, the iss is a serious international project that really gave new knowledge, enriched world science in the study of near-earth space, but, unfortunately, the iss is already even an old man already and, uh, of course, we wish him a long life, but everything comes. end some kind of life cycle. someday it will end. no one can say exactly when it is a question of russia's withdrawal from this project. the fact is that the exit process itself is regulated by a government decree. this is not a whim of roskosmos. today we have official permission to work on the iss until the age of 24 inclusive, and we have already submitted an application to continue until the age of 28. so, of course, we will maintain our presence. as long as possible , but no one knows how the station will behave

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that evening at dirks venue the canoes, dave and some powder fans show. they still know how to mix football and use a and despite now being a world wide, corporate grand fans hope f cease and poly can hold on to a living of its pirates. and heritage ah ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence, and encourage creativity to shake ahmad award for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged a road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, ah, a blow for former us president donald trump, his family business is convicted of tax fraud and other financial crimes. ah ha. why money inside this is al jazeera life in tow? so coming up, counting is underway in a tense runoff. house vote is in the us state of georgia elect the last undecided seat in the senate.

exchanges really mean things that are registered to comply with the law these trading venues say, wellu know, we don't think they're securities so we're not going to register we're not going to comply. it's not so much that the laws are, you know, out of date sure, they maybe need a little refinement in terms of disclosure obligations and a lot of things to deal with this new technology, but the basic problem is that we've been bogged down in this issue of is it a security, is it a commodity? the crypto trading venues have taken advantage of that and not registered and, therefore, we have a situation where they're not abiding by these rules i mean, i wrote a paper about this four years ago outlining this problem before ftx was even created. we haven't changed it. we really need to fix it >> yeah. which regulatory agency, if you were asked by congress, which regulatory agency has the biggest deficit when it comes to the ability to regulate? >> you know, either one could do a good job this is what i said in my paper several years ago as long as they're given the resources to do it. the o

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here here the first orbit is mercury then, respectively, venus then the earth and further mars, herem earth to mars they are so quite free, everyone feels quite at ease, they fly wherever they want. yes , absolutely right. exactly where they want, because they have, uh, these are the orbits, uh, which they are represented here with the fairies, well, somewhere there, as you can see here. well, well up to. well, he's flying somewhere for mars. yes, and those that were poured. yes, they are somewhere already narrowing well, towards venus yes , it’s quite dense near the earth, that is, the orbits cross the earth’s orbit, but the earth is simply not at that point and cautiously located in that point at this point, cross other orbits. yes, a few other inclinations, because because of other inclinations it is not so scary. here it is projected, but the intersection occurs. yes increasingly would still, if different orbits. they all e planes pass through the sun, that is, naturally , e, they inevitably have these orbits of their plane. yes, that is, anyway. anyway, there is such a danger, a

none of which is in a traditional performance venue was just really thrilling. something that's happening in the, in the court year of the national museum cutter, which is a very complicated, very layered piece. and it was very directly inspired by this wonderful architecture, this festival of dance and music is in fire, bike atari, heritage and culture. the career of its tell me the dance of traveling through this bar space in order to draw the view is i to the interlocking desk and unique architecture of the desert rose choreography. the also being spied by the feet, the walled carp, the beast was made in a small dense room. you know, so coming here we had to adapt and tried to fill out the energy of them and their history of the monument and to connect to maker on the when the when did this, where the death it beat the c brochure with hands performers make their way towards oliver at the athens art installation. so he would find it quite to free for the performers and also oh we are happy to welcome any audience people that are just passing to you or people t

yes at us at the concert venue at the concert venue kind before belarus or on chizhik , together withch new year's just snowflakes. good morning, good knapsack for a start, who are all these lovely lovely children who woke up so early and came to us from the city. these are my students. my pupils are my vocal studios. so today we woke up a little, all at 3:00 in the morning at 4:00 we had a departure from grodno and here we are on your program live, well, we don’t want to sleep. no i i knew it. well, you, by the way, i did not come to us empty-handed. not only will i come from a song and new ones, as the snow maiden i want to give you, the girls are such very big angels, here in your life at excellent and open. yes, of course, the new year brought us. uh, only the best new joyful impression good good news of good people. in general, i will bring you happiness in the new year. just we hanging resembles this belly. look, these are children. yes, they are wonderful. this is from all of us to you gifts. thanks a lot. but i think that the composition will be about the same gentle and magic

, probably, all these years there was hmm our venue near the sports palace during the championship.2 weeks of world hockey, just 2014, yes, two weeks of just the brightest show, uh, a lot of spectators, a lot of visitors , a lot of belarusians who walk around enjoying life , these large-scale screens that show broadcast hockey, in general, this whole atmosphere of 2 weeks, of course, is incredible experience an incredible feeling for us, as artists, and it was doubly pleasant to work on the closing of this grandiose championship. we sang the final song. and it was simply unique and unforgettable this year you have a creative anniversary of 15 years. how are you on stage? yes, this is a small ticket so small, you held it with a grand show, which is called further heaven. tell us what this show means in general for your creativity. for us, this is, firstly, a kind of stage of summing up our results for all 15 years, because in this show. first of all, it was a big dream of our producer vladimirovich bronkovsky, who, unfortunately, has not been with us for a year now. he is the most. p

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the venue, the 02 academy in brixton, had closed the doors.he early hours of this morning. she was in the foyer when she got injured. this news now is just so devastating and so tragic for the family. and my heart goes out to the family members of this young girl who�*s now been robbed of herfuture. on saturday, one of the concertgoers, mother—of—two rebecca ikumelo, died. she also sustained her injuries in the foyer. today, herfamily came to the scene at the 02 brixton academy to lay flowers. a third woman is still in a critical condition in hospital. the metropolitan police have launched an urgent investigation, gathering evidence from the scene and appealing for witnesses. detectives believe 4,000 people were there on thursday night, many of them filming on their phones. the mayor of london also urged witnesses to come forward to help police establish exactly how it was that two people died at what should have been a joyful celebration of asake�*s music. daniel sandford, bbc news, brixton. it�*s taken four years of hard negotiation but a la

it will offer grants of at least $10,000 to qualifying venues.t offer a signature amount of live entertainment programming before the pandemic and are committed to reopening and offering live entertainment spaces after the pandemic. >> it's going to, you know, just stave off the bleeding for a moment. it's the city contributing to helping make sure these venues are around, to continue to be part of the economic recovery for our city. >> when you think about the venues for events in the city, we're talking about all of them. some have been able to come back adaptively over the last year and have been able to be shape shifters in this pandemic, and that's exciting to see, but i'm really looking forward to the day when events and venues can reopen and help drive the recovery here in san francisco. >> they have done a study that says for every dollar of ticket sales done in this city, $12 goes to neighboring businesses. from all of our vendors to the restaurants that are next to our ven sues and just so many other things that you can think of, all of

and canada, pushing the boundaries of what makes the performance venue. ah, with, here's your headlines for the americas hope you're well and this is what we're looking at on mondays. temperatures have fallen off across the river plate region winds have shifted around, so we're now tapping into a southerly wind storms for the southeast of brazil, and that eastern side of paraguay on monday. so what november for a french, diana, and that trend continues for the month of december bursts of rain around cayenne with a high of $27.00 degrees. central america. truth be told, it's fairly quiet right now. the trade winds not as pronounced. so just some showers around this film, but where we have active in severe weather coming is a southern plane. so this is, is set up on monday. not much going on, right, but let's fast forward to tuesday. get that warm air coming off the golf meeting up with cool air coming off the rockies the to clash. i think we could see some night time tornadoes anywhere from missouri to southern texas and louisiana, or still some rain to be

this is the same scenario that played out at a meeting that happened at the same venue yesterday as well. now i will mention there have been some, a supporters of present ra, oppose it have shown up outside of this venue. earlier in the day they were chanting and singing songs, supporting mr. rom, oppose, or they were telling us that the country would be much worse off without him at the helm. many of them had signs saying that mr. m. a poser had effectively fought corruption in this country that he had done a lot in that he should be given a chance to continue to serve as president of this country. but there were also just a few anti rom opposed demonstrators. and they said that, in fact, they believed that mister arm oppose it, had been involved in corruption, and that he should step aside and caught him. mozambique is deciding the fate of 19 people accused in the countries at biggest corruption case. the hidden debt scandal happened when state and companies allegedly borrowed $2000000000.00 without parliament's approval. it forced donors to cut funding, leading to the collapse of the

in court. madame june has the details from johannesburg. president rom, oppose a was here at this venue for what seemed to be a little over an hour he met with some of the people inside. we did not have access to that meeting and then he left after he left. i'm fully mobbing. who's the spokesman for the african national congress of reap reporters here. that president raw oppose a had recused himself in the proceedings that even though he should be here because he is the leader of the a and c. and this is a meeting of the leadership committee, the decision making body of the agency, the because they are discussing a matter involving the president. that means that it would be inappropriate for him to be here. and so he left. this is the same scenario that played out at a meeting that happened at the same venue yesterday as well. now i will mention there have been some, a supporters of president ra, oppose it have shown up outside of this venue. earlier in the day they were chanting and singing songs, supporting mr. rom, oppose, or they were telling us that the country would be much worse

oh , you are venus, i am jupiter, you are moscow, reveal everything people help breathe, you are venusre moscow, i am pizza in the same orbit again, maybe we won’t find happiness. and to be honest, you are not my bride, but we have gone through so much putin with you to find our place together. you are my lover. you are moscow, i am peter people help me breathe and venus, i am her peter, you are moscow, i am pizza in one orbit. today, vanya dmitrienko's housekeepers have driven your way out. let's all get together. good evening to share today a significant day today is just 7 years since the release of our very first broadcast. i think this is a sign and vanya is here turned out, of course, not by chance vanya for clients. and in our seven-year history of the apartment building, in my opinion, you are the youngest of the participants, because yes, there has never been anyone like you, it’s wonderful, right? enough of it was dragged to the shooting of the new year by a team called. i sat eating, well, in a cafe, a girl, in short, you understand that how to pay back, and they say by the

here. subsequently, most recently, the semi final went over croatia, the 1st on france of played this venue is where d d, a de shawn's could become just the 2nd coach in history after it, please. sorry, i thought so. back in 1938 to when to world cups. they shan't also lifted the trophy as captain in 1998. as did he go a race in russia 4 years ago. the race and his team out to stop message final shot at a well title. you need especially focus on him, but it's not only about team, you know, it's a strong team with other players with a young generation of players and you can see that they're all dedicated to to live missy preparations have also been incense for the man who be in the middle for the biggest game of his career, this is the middle of the season, not like it was before that event and of the season, et cetera. now players are fresh. to want to win. i mean, you see the fire the, i say of players and we expect verify game. yeah, that fire is burning just as broadly amongst the fans in cats. are all hoping to witness one last, when from betty. oh, on the richardson, al jazeera lucille