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venue sustainability is a critical part of the puzzle. you lose a venue, you lose a community.ture. and when they go, they don't come back. australia, though, is trying to reinvigorate its music industry. a national development agency was set up last year to provide support and investment. the federal parliament is also investigating the sector's challenges and opportunities. the aim is to bring the audiences back. the great club in sydney was run for four years by alison avron, but rising business costs and an expensive noise dispute with neighbours have forced her to close the popular venue. my soul had been ripped out. i'd let so many people down. it wasn'tjust me. you know, my agents lost their jobs, my staff lost their jobs. and then the musicians and their gigs that were coming up. it sort of caused such a stir. while many small to medium venues are struggling, interest in big acts is sky high. more than 500,000 fans flocked to see taylor swift on her australian tour. katy perry and taylor swift put on a good show and they've got the money to do it. and people want to kno

and what we see happening in that venue, like other venues throughout the and i think tulane stadium was unique in a lot of ways is a celebration of the crow south is a celebration of segregation in the pregame pageantry and the halftime pageantry and, the ways in which black fans were relegated to a very small section of the outer portion of the upper deck of that stadium. right. and tulane stadium hosted by by the time it was reaches maximum capacity. and in the 1950s, 80,000 people. right. it was a celebration of new orleans. it was a place to attract tourists, to new orleans. it was broadcast nationally on radio and then television for many years. and what we see happening there, you know, it's named after sugar the commodity that was produced by enslaved labor in the region of new orleans, where the birthplace of the sugar industry and slavery really in the late 18th, early 19th century, which are the grounds of tulane today. and so by looking at the history of the sugar bowl, we're actually able to see how the stadium reinforced the social order. right. how it actually creates

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venue sustainability is a critical part of the puzzle. you lose a venue, you lose a community.ck. australia, though, is trying to reinvigorate its music industry. a national development agency was set up last year to provide support and investment. the federal parliament is also investigating the sector's challenges and opportunities. the aim is to bring the audiences back. the great club in sydney was run for four years by alison avron, but rising business costs and an expensive noise dispute with neighbours have forced her to close the popular venue. my soul had been ripped out. i'd let so many people down. it wasn'tjust me. you know, my agents lost their jobs, my staff lost their jobs. and then the musicians and their gigs that were coming up. it sort of caused such a stir. while many small to medium venues are struggling, interest in big acts is sky high. more than 500,000 fans flocked to see taylor swift on her australian tour. katy perry and taylor swift put on a good showm and they've got the money to do it. and people want to know that when they go out they are going to

becoming this gentry fied, vip sort of catering venue we've seen all over the country. i think that's because the sports industry has figured out how to extract profits from a more affluent crowd in the american society, right? we see this even in the designs of stadiums. stadium capacities have gotten smaller. they're taken up by premium seating or luxury seats. working class fans who might be able to get in now. i think there are exceptions. i think soccer stadiums are more democratically constituted but that's because the soccer industry in the united states is behind the nfl and mlb and other big sporting leagues that we see today. i want to think because what we see in the history of stadiums in this country are public pushback that's resulted in the democracies of society. i suspect because the sport industry relies on the labor of marginalized people, the concession workers, parking workers, the athletes themselves are affluent, but not all of them. not the college athletes. i imagine there would be some shifting of the space, but i think that's contingent on us.

i'm nick from venus, and i've lost my way.n my hat flew off towards the wide milky way, i jumped to retrieve it and tripped on a star, and looks like i've tumbled from near to afar. you're on earth, my good friend, said santa with a grin. i'm sorry you went into that spin. nick crossed his eyes and pulled on his ear and held in his hand a large purple tear. we are a planet of the same magnitude, but it takes 11 hours to cover my brood. i'm only half done and i have much to do. how can i travel when i've lost my gazoo? gazoo said saint nick, much in surprise as laughter filled his merry old eyes. gazoo, said nick as he drew in the snow the picture of a walrus and eight tiny go goes and saint nick. what can that be? goes replied nick. are reindeer from space that go around and around at a very quick pace. they each have ten legs that tickle the air, and when you think they are here, they're already there. saint nicholas pulled on his beard and adjusted his sash, thought on the problem and said, in a flash, i'll fly you to venus

you have venues where some sports are indoors.winter games. now to the big fight happening in saudi arabia on saturday — and you may have noticed how little tyson fury has said ahead of his rematch with oleksandar usyk. his total contribution to the pre—fight press conference in saudi arabia — 30 seconds. here it is in full — with bleeps. i'm gonna dish out a whole lot of pain. expletive the hurt locker, for sure. i've got nothing to say apart from there's gonna be a whole lot of hurt and pain in this fight. you watch. that's all i've got to say. talking's been done. the first fight, i talked, i joked. all me career. this time, i'm serious. i'm gonna expletive here on saturday night. watch me go to work expletive. can't wait for saturday night. thank you, everybody involved. god bless. the two stared at each other for about 11 minutes in what was a pretty astonishing face—off. five live's boxing expert steve bunce has been following the careers of both — he says this is a slightly different fury we are witnessing. he's under a lot

what we are seeing here is the venue of. are seeing here is the venue of the event, a football fieldhildren�*s sandals, and exercise books as well. what we do know is that authorities are saying that an investigation is ongoing. the organisers of the event have also been arrested and are currently in police custody providing details of the event. what we do know, as well, is that some of the children are in hospital. about five hospitals... receiving treatment. some of the children came from the outskirts of the town to come and have fun. they were promised games and lots of food and all the activities in the spirit of christmas. so, it�*s really a deserted school environment, which was not in session before wednesday�*s carnival. malaysia has accepted a proposal to resume the search for the wreckage of missing flight mh370. the malaysia airlines jet carrying 239 people vanished in 2014. despite an extensive search of coastlines and the ocean floor, neither the aircraft, nor the people on board, were found. protesters in mexico have attempted to break into a prison where at least two

how did it feel for you singing in that venue, in that cave?e same as singing in my room or in the shower. it's completely different. it, i think, made this performance so unique. i and my musical partner also felt it at the same time. we've become submerged by it, and it made a unique performance. maya hopes the festival will be a springboard towards greater international recognition. well, that's my dream, that's my goal. i am — that is why i look at this festival, the cappadox festival, as a big milestone for me and for my team. i'm very happy to be here. i hope to be able to perform in europe as soon as possible. the theme of the contemporary art section is changing skies, and curators have selected works from over a dozen artists, all placed around the geography of cappadocia. as well as the incredible music gigs, amongst this spectacular landscape, there is a contemporary art set of installations. some of them are in the caves — and, in fact, i've already seen something there. can you see that? one of the most lovely things here is that y

are any meteorite sites from venus or are there on earth meteorites from venus venus? honestly, i don't know. i would be surprised if there are aren't. but to be honest, i've looked into that. all right. another question how does transit spectroscopy account the light not being interfered with between the remote planet and our sensors. i'm not sure i understand that. as i say, the light from the star passes through the outermost of the planet and reaches, you know, our sensors which then look at the speck. now it is. these are difficult observations, no doubt. and you know, this is partly, you know, the james webb space telescope has been so crucial in doing and the habitable world telescope would be even better in doing this. so it is not easy to get that spectrum and they're precisely what's there. and for example, i mentioned diet, methyl sulfide that was claimed to have been found in the atmosphere of one planet, other people showed that basically would be it have been extremely difficult to find that signal on top of the methane that was found in the atmosphere of

own theaters, the one in berkeley opened in september of 1932, and was considered the most luxurious venue in the city. it could hold 1800 people and the grand lobby, staircases and wall sized frescoes reflected an art deco style popular in the art cinema palaces of the day. >> the further back you go, the more grand and intricate it became. >> reporter: over the years, the theater screened some of the most popular films in history but in the 70s, the multiplex craze took over in the cinema was decided into two, four, five, and finally seven screens, the owners partitioned the theater, preserving the gold painted walls and ceiling which can still be viewed by accessing a trapdoor. greg king got the chance to see it in 2016 point >> we were able to gain access to the unseen portions of the building. it is all above the upstairs theaters, and is completely preserved , and is basically just hidden away and preserved. for all these years. >> reporter: in 2022, the owner sold the theater to a development company called panoramic interest which will preserve only the art facade out front at the

but critics say _ providing a venue for this. but critics say they _ providing a venue for this.ing women returning to work. meanwhile the government says of these events work, with two marriages and many more on the horizon. as you people search for love, they are also seeking stability and security, something the country needs as well, as it battles this demographic crisis. how interesting that old traditions are coming back. that is all for now. i will be back at the top of the hour. stay with bbc news for now. thank you for watching. hello. it's been a chilly, windy and showery sort of weekend, but, thankfully, the weather is looking a little bit quieter now in the run—up to christmas. so for christmas week then, a change to the weather. things are turning milder, less windy than they have been and things looking mostly dry for many of us towards christmas. but we're going to be starting off with that cold air still in the east. milder air is going to be working in through the day on monday. still a few wintry showers, a little bit of ice first thing monday, i think across pa

multiple things to do in the venue. you don't have to play golf. we have foosball.have cornhole. like i said, the virtual suites. i don't play golf like at all, but i like to play topgolf. so it's a great time for all ages. anybody can come, anybody can do it. it's a great time. they say that the venue also has technology that will track a golf balls, flight path and distance. topgolf burlingame is located on anza boulevard, just off of 101. thank you so much for joining us at 430. jess and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next, and we're back in two minutes. a strong storm that's bearing down on the bay area. we have team coverage, including the latest time line and what areas will be hit the hardest. also, new details on the bay area link unitedhealthcare ceo, a sanling francisco police officer had suspicions about who he was before his arrest. and sitting down one on one with mayor breed before she leaves office, how she's looking back on her time leading the city. the news at five starts right now. thanks for joining us, i'm jessica aguirre. good friday

unite here local two, says the westin saint francis in union square is a primary venue for the upcoming conference happening next month. it is also one of the hotels affected by the strike. the union argues with workers off the job well, the hotel will not be able to appropriately accommodate conference attendees. the union also says that jp morgan is partially responsible for the strike by driving up the cost of health care. members of unite here local two have been striking at six hilton hyatt and marriott hotels in san francisco since september. jp morgan declined to comment on the union's demand. emotions were running high at today's oakland city council meeting, where members discussed that looming $129 million deficit and how to close it. ktvu jana katsuyama monitoring that meeting today and tells us the budget crisis will force some unpopular decisions. >> crowds packed the oakland city council chambers monday, plus two overflow rooms listening as city administrator justin johnson told the city council that an increase of 130 employees since 2019, rising employee costs and lower

and you're facing the whole affiliated venue, who are for 5040 for the original federal, for most of the guys got to watch the news move in a solution. you hardly about mcgriff's going to live at low whistle to berkeley is mom me, i'm moisten of a consider this shifting us the belittle in the way to this young lady of the district that i start with the one. uh, but it is all uh, special or do any of it any must say put on the load you the most on your cost, blah, regardless from the nutrition that you money instead of going up my show today. so i am uh cuz i was still within you, which was nice to meet around that was utilizing if i could look up, which not up here when you, when you will. but as also upsets local, are you a little pull up your action with the bill? which is customer. alexa decided to look into the weird strain that almost killed his child, and hundreds of other idea so residence. well since 2010 us scientists have been secretly experimenting as a former soviet anti play against the tooth. with a cups shifting into the system, then you upload them both of them cool f

what we have seen here is the venue of the event, a football field that has been deserted.n's sandals litter the entire environment, and exercise books as well. what we do know is that authorities say the investigation is ongoing. the organisers of the event have also been arrested and are currently in police custody, you know, providing details of the event. what we do know as well is some of the children are in hospitals, about five hospitals in the neighbourhood receiving treatment, while some of the children actually came from outskirts of ibadan town to come have fun. they were promised games and lots of food and other activities in the spirit of christmas. and so it's really a deserted school environment, which was actually not in session before wednesday's carnival. nkechi ogbonna, bbc news, ibadan. let's turn to the united states. luigi mangione, the man accused of gunning down the head of us�*s biggest health insurance company, has made his first court appearance in new york amid intense security. the 26—year—old charged faced a federal court in manhattan, charged

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in 2020, there were 878 venues, down to 825 three years later.—pandemic levels. but here is the plot twist — admissions are now starting to creep back up. hopefully we're over the worst of it in terms of site closures. there's always been an ebb and flow of sites closing and sites opening and sites being refurbished, but i think we're back to something like a stable base of cinemas, and what we'll see into �*25 and �*26 is those admissions climbing across broadly the same network of cinemas. many operators, like the royal in sutton coldfield, which only opened six months ago, believe creating an experience for cinema goers is the future of this industry. a comfy seat, artisan food and perhaps an alcoholic drink alongside a film. i wish i had $1 million. this event, a showing of festive favourite it's a wonderful life, drawing a near sell—out crowd on a weekday. we do appreciate, you know, our competitors within the city centre, they've got the big, massive 13 screens, but if we can make this into a community cinema, a nice feel, we think that the

the writers of that petition also claimed the venue lacked epipens.y're now calling for a new law requiring epipens in all establishments that serve food. better staff training related to allergies and clearer communications of ingredients used in dishes. a statement from boxlunch said our hearts go out to her family and friends and we will do everything we can to support them and representatives for the venue wrote. we remain fully committed to our ongoing and comprehensive internal review and to collaborating closely with all parties involved to understand the circumstances surrounding this devastating loss. overnight, that petition had received more than 21,000 signatures in less than two days. >> now, a special honor for a long time tv star. baywatch star pamela anderson has landed her first golden globe nomination for her portrayal of a showgirl past her prime in the last showgirl. she tells people magazine it is never too late to dream, to start again, to stay open to the possibilities. and how can you not be impressed by pamela anderson? sweep

i work for a music venue. that's what i would like my bar to represent.hat we're going for here. >> questions. >> no. >> commissioner perez isn't here, i'm sure he would ask you if someone has a complaint what is your plan to respond to them in real time. >> we certainly would hear them out. and comply if we're being disruptive. >> he asks leading questions. think he's getting to is if you have people who have issues providing your cellphone to them and allowing them to text you during service so you can communicate with them. >> yes. >> it's in our good neighbor policy as well. we like to remind people that. i have had many bars. i find that incredibly effective when neighbors have issues. not getting back toe them at a later time, they go crazy if they can't speak to someone. >> yes. one of us is usually there at night. one of the two of us or both. they would meet us personally. those who can hear us have our numbers already. they have our information from the outreach letters. we know them personally already. >> great. i don't have further questions.

but critics say _ providing a venue for this. but critics say they _ providing a venue for this.en instead. meanwhile, the government says these events work with two marriages and many more on the horizon. as young people search for love, they are also seeking stability and security. something the country needs to is it balances demographic crisis. rachel lee, bbc news, seoul. it is one of italy's biggest attractions. rome's trevi fountain has reopened after three months of restoration work, but with a new queuing system in place to prevent previous overcrowding. more than 10,000 people used to visit the landmark every day, tossing coins into the water. those coins alone raised 10,000 euros a week for local charities. finally this half hour, let's have a look at these spectacular pictures from china. this is harbin ice and snow world in the northeast of the country, which opened over the weekend. it's been built using 300,000 cubic metres of ice and snow and includes a 24—lane wide ice slide and a snow disco. this is the 26th year it's been built for the winter, but its popularit

they're hoping maybe their flavors and this venue will create some converts to plant based eating. >> just healthy and boring, but it can be innovative and delicious as well. so i think this is really an awesome opportunity to kind of showcase what's going on in a in a vegan world. >> billie eilish is also partnering with google maps to highlight some of her favorite plant based restaurants nearby on her list vegetarian house and good karma. she'll be performing here at sap center for two sold out shows tuesday and wednesday nights in san jose. anne ruben, ktvu, fox two news. [music] great. we are together again. >> a lighting celebration was held last night in san francisco for the world tree of hope at grace cathedral. the tree is decorated with thousands of origami origami cranes inscribed with wishes for the future of the world. the nonprofit group rainbow world fund started this tradition 19 years ago. organizers say the wishes come from all over the world, from school children to world leaders, making the world tree of hope a powerful expression of people coming together. new fi

they're hoping maybe their flavors and this venue will create some converts to plant based eating. >>it can be innovative and delicious as well. so i think this is really an awesome opportunity to kind of showcase what's going on in a in a vegan world. >> billie eilish is also partnering with google maps to highlight some of her favorite plant based restaurants nearby on her list vegetarian house and good karma. she'll be performing here at sap center for two sold out shows tuesday and wednesday nights in san jose. anne ruben, ktvu, fox two news and caltrain is jumping on the billie eilish bandwagon. >> tomorrow, fans can hop a ride to san jose on caltrans billie car on their way to the show. it is set to leave san francisco at 519 in the evening. caltrain says passengers will have the chance to win official concert merchandise. the billie car will not be in service on wednesday, but fans can still catch the express train for the show that day. >> all righty then. taking a look at the weather, we've got another nice day tomorrow and then it changes. we're going back to kind of a wet w

in berkeley opened in september of 1932 at a cost of $300,000 and was considered the most luxurious venue in the city. it could hold 1,800 people, and the grand lobby? staircases and wall sized frescoes, reflected in art deco style popular of the cinema of the day. >> the further back you go, the more grand, you know, intricate that it became. >> reporter: over the years, they would screen some of the most popular films in history. but in the 1970s, the craze took over, and the cinema was divided into two, four, five, and finally seven screens. but rather than just gutting the building, the owners partitioned the theater, preserving the gold painted walls and ceilings, which could be viewed by accessing the trapped door. greg king got a chance to see it in 2016. >> we were able to gain access to the unseen portions of the building. it is fully there, all above the upstairs theaters, where there are lowered ceiling. it is completely preserved, all in gold and silverleaf, and it is basically just hidden away and preserved for all these years. >> reporter: but in 2022, the building's owner,

yes, like you mentioned, a venue is a small business. when you go to these small towns and you can't play anywhere because the place shut down because there was no money, it's not fair, you know. >> you know, and as we talked and i was thinking, adam, i think you backed me up on this. i think hooter like means strip club. i just it took me a while to get there, but, like, that sounds better, you know? like where. where were you? i was at a hooters like restaurant, remember? >> i get my tights from there. >> yes. >> right. we went. >> we went to, like, a strip club or straight up hooters. >> oh, hooters. hooters has the best tights. y'all know that's where we get our. >> like, he spent $80,000 on these birthday parties. like, my wife wanted to spend $2,000 for my kids birthday party. and i was like, no way. she's like, there has to be a theme. like it'll be poverty. >> i just think it's a drag that the rappers took so much money from the us government that apparently zelensky is thinking about dropping an album. >> i love tonight. >> man,

there's nothing we can do up to the venue is up to the local promoter, and they literally don't that enter so we can set up and make a safe. so for you guys, we're trying to do whatever it takes, you know, for sure as we are working on a solution to come back to mexico has an excellent day for you guys. next that goes to the is one of our favorite places to go. once the concert venue double booked, we're ticket sales to low. rumors abound, but there's no official explanation. so brownie o 6 conflicts and minus found the funds some of whom have come from far away for the concerts. they've come from, ken coon and even what haka columbia to and it was going to be my birthday present. but know they were ours. a place where we were in the lowest and we really, really 1100 says well, as you can see, we're also to the but we do look alike. when the yes, almost we are here now. the concept was canceled on we are old very fast and that's been but we hope you will come back because really we still love you very mountain . the shooting was mucho yeah, the but they'll get there in the take way.

. >>> plus an abrupt wedding venue change for one southern it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad.[cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> it's not your typical wedding venue, but in southern california one couple got married at a hospital. so that one very important person could be there. marisol marcano got married in the chapel at dignity healthcare center in northridge, her father salvador walking her down the aisle. he had been hospitalized several weeks following a stroke. she and her fiance moved their wedding date up from june next year, then flew in from texas with the groom's family so they could all share in this moment together. >> he's been such a hard worker. he's been through so much. he seems invincible to me. >> he says he's just very thankful to god for the family that he has been

they have to build a new venue of an area or a 265000 square meters. the that isn't the by sure. it is put you on the come on the fellow and you kind of know flush up, cause i bought it. i was wondering what was me speaking, don't come fix for you, the noise you have the speech. it does apartment. unfortunately, it was showing of the exhibition of achievements in the national economy still lives up to its name, just as it did in 1979. when the brand new pavilions opens to welcome them very fast visitors, the throughout all full seasons, rain or snow, sunshine or storms. the exhibition kept impressing, inspiring and enchanting its visitors. the, it seems simple that the russian expos opened a video and saw on november the falls unity day. the settlement is on innovation to a featured extensive entertainment program. and of course, the concept, the country's largest choir of the. i'm seeing a file read the forms, the service that i see on the list now much left show stuff. garcia, i'm not happy so we had some who missed so low amount that she needs well naturally to me what it was

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struck the south pacific island nation of ottawa to alexandra buyers. reports for disaster strikes venue out to this is the moment, the 7.3 magnitude earthquake, exploded deep under water near the coast of the capital, port vila, one of the most powerful quakes to hit the region in decades. it's a stronger quick than i've ever experienced in my 21 years living in vine water. and i seen quite a few in quite a few large ones. my wife said it was the largest one she had seen in her life. i assure you, of course, is born and bundle are true. at least 6 aftershocks followed the initial quake, which flashes buildings throughout the city. like this one, housing, the american, british, and french embassies. all staff are safe and accounted for. but communications are down in power and water caught in most of the capital roads to the port destroyed by land slides with the hospital to damage to function. injured people are being treated outside nearby australia is deploying emergency teams to help. we will provide whatever assistance is required. i'd say i say to the people have been a while to yo

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