for joining us. a live look with lots of sun listening to do not stand so close to me by the police. it came out in 1986. will hear the sun from sting the last ship based on his childhood in england in san francisco right now. we have you next to us because are playing the role of sale today while he has the role of a lifetime. one of those musicians, if you turn it up, everything sounds great. somebody i never saw live. me either. the solo stuff. anytime this guy goes on stage. bruce springsteen reasoning was on stage, kind of in a different format but it s nice to see them out of their element doing something so. staying in san francisco, we check in with him just a bit. we talking about soccer this morning, players on the national soccer team are seeking more than $66 million in damages from the u.s. soccer federation part of the gender discrimination lawsuit. the teams to the federation last year saying they do not receive equal pay or the same treatment as the
with a strong bounce back. on wall street, in asia and this is trading right now in europe. and we ll be getting the inside track on.kids entertainment. we re spending more on children s parties than ever before. we ll be talking to the artistic director who is stretching imaginations, as the bar for the perfect party gets higher and higher. also in the programme samsung says its latest model is the future of smartphones. do you agree? just let us know your thoughts using thr hashtag bbc biz live. hello and welcome to business live. it will be good to hear from you about the prospect of a folding phone. we start in brussels where the european commission unveils its autumn economic forecasts in a few hours‘ time. europe s growth is flagging to the extent that some now fear the region s economy could be heading for recession. in the three months to september, the countries that share the euro currency posted overall growth ofjust 0.2% the weakest rate in more than fou
We often hear from Western donors that Africa suffers from food ‘scarcity.’ The real problem is the exploitation of African land, labor, and knowledge.