the blood alcohol content is much greater and pass point 0.08, it can be very significant, mercedes, colin, thank you so much for joining us tonight and thank you for watching news night. laura coates live starts right there good, evening, i m, jim acosta, infowars coates on this tuesday night, we begin with breaking news and that s so-called maga civil war in virginia s fifth congressional district. congressman bob good. tonight, the head of the ultra conservative house freedom caucus is fighting for his political career results in the primary there show i m neck and neck against his back challenger john maguire, the race at this point, you see it on your screen right now. it is too close to call. now a good loses, it will be a major win for donald trump. no doubt. but what if good pulls this one out? you saw those numbers a few moments ago, is close. what then after all, trump did try to put his finger on the scale in this race to try to exact revenge on good. the sin
Coronavirus stimulus gives help to locals
“Not just us, places like ours, just regular restaurants, let alone live venues, they can’t survive if we don’t get that money,” Rogers said. “It’s just that simple. Author: Paul Murphy / Eyewitness News Published: 5:26 PM CST December 28, 2020 Updated: 5:26 PM CST December 28, 2020
NEW ORLEANS New Orleans live music venues went silent in March.
Most of them have remained closed since then because of the Coronavirus pandemic.
“The last 8 months have been incredibly difficult for us and any live music venues,” Jason Patterson Music Director at Snug Harbor on Frenchmen Street said.
Patterson added, some clubs have already closed and many more could without an infusion of money from the federal government.