armenia and azerbaijan each other. their decades long conflict. prompting. dangerous escalation for the 2 former soviet republics. on the.

great grandmother and. despite the crackdown protests against. the u.s. supreme court is poised to get a further push to the right. answers federal judge. to the country's top court. it could. well come to the program we begin with an escalation in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region. heavy fighting erupted on sunday both sides reported casualties in. attacks and accuse the other of

hostilities. ethnically or median on clay. within. that has been out of john's control since the end of the war in 1994 a de-militarized zone separates the region from the rest of azerbaijan the armenian defense ministry released images of what it said was an attack on azerbaijani tanks and shelling damage in the region's capital stepanek or on media has responded by clearing martial law and a total military mobilization. we're joined now by caucuses expert roman gunter renko from our russian department roman it's nice to see you with us we've just reported the basic facts but what else can you tell us about these clashes well the situation is developing swiftly so what we know

so far is that. in the early hours of sunday. morning there were attacks on the line between i mean and as a bludgeon not going to go back in that separatist region we do not know who started that because both sides claim accuse each other and what we know is that there are casualties civilian casualties there are probably helicopters tanks and drones shut down or are destroyed and as i said the situation is developing very quickly so we have a situation as you sat over mobilization national which means that we are one of the brink of a possible war a new war although i believe that it will not go. back so what does this essentially mean for the breakaway region no going to karbala. well it is a sad an escalation but still there were some clashes in the s.b. show and last summer we had an escalation not on the line between not running kind

of box but between a man and azerbaijan and there were also people killed at that time and there are fears that this might escalate in some of it is. luckily didn't happen but now there is a danger that this might grow into something bigger and the danger is the actual danger is that. big countries like russia well i mean you know and turkey for as ever john my mighty somehow joined the conflict of although our moscow is very very cautious not to escalate in this calling on both sides to a stop the violence but from turkey right hearing support strong cicak support for us and by john so it is it is a very very dangerous situation in general in the region and bigger parties might get involved really could you just very briefly give us some background as to what's behind the dispute over going to karbala. well it's

a decades long conflict which started in the last years of a sorry many many people died at that time and they're going to come back to corral itself independent there was a war and this war ended only 1904 with a cease fire but there is no peace accord between i mean and as i by john there were many attempts to resolve zyklon was a conflict off with 30 yes they were old the old failed actually and i think into a they munich security conference in february this year where are the leaders of i mean as a by john spoke on the stage about this conflict so the german diplomats tried to somehow push them into negotiations but it was clear from that conversation between the president always and by john the starlee and the prime minister of crimea mr pressure now on that the conflict will hardly be a result and the president over several john look made an impression on me that she was very she was getting anxious and he was getting frustrated with the situation

which is not results from many many yes. no i mean the track i can see i have to leave it we'll have to leave it there much appreciated when in country. russian service thanks so much. large crowds are expected to turn out in bellerose for the 7th consecutive sunday of protests against authoritarian leader alexander look at shank 0 on saturday police in the capital minsk made dozens of harassed at a women's march denouncing his reelection in a vote that many say was rigged because shakos attempts to crackdown on protests have done little to dent protesters resolve your chance i doubt that you. have a 73 year old great grandmother with the band opposition flag she has been a regular at these protests now she's detained by masked man.

and police arrested dozens of other peaceful demonstrators at this woman's march. since august thousands of protesters have been detained many opposition leaders have been jailed or forced into exile that's as president alexander lukashenko tries to suppress the biggest and most persistent challenge to his 26 year rule. and his crackdown 3 more criticism at the virtual general assembly of the united nations in new york sweden's prime minister called the situation alone and the better recently leader to negotiate with the opposition the increased repression hope peaceful demonstrators journalists and opposition leaders is unacceptable we stand in solidarity with the bellows from people and their desire to exercise their fundamental to macross think rights we continue to call on the belorussian

leadership to stop the repression and then gauged in general in dialogue with the opposition. earlier this week countries bordering bellerose also weighed in the leaders of lithuania poland and latvia use their speeches to criticize minsk but on saturday bellerose fought back the country's foreign minister accused western powers of trying to destabilize the country. statements brimming with cynicism have been made by a number of our western colleagues about their alleged concern for bell the reason sovereignty and well being in actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos and anarchy to our country to make bellary slews many years of development. the european union is still threatening sanctions including asset freezes and travel bans to punish those responsible for electoral fraud and

the violent crackdown on protesters. but the 27 nation block has not followed through yet. leaving the protesters at the mercy of increasingly repressive valerie's you know authorities. for more on this i am joined by our correspondent nick connelly in minsk greetings nic these protests appear to show no sign of letting up despite a crackdown by look at what are the consequences for the many people who are being pulled off the streets by the military and the police. well it all starts with often pretty violent detentions people tell me about having being thrown on to the floor of police vans and insulted on their way to the police station some go the same day that doesn't mean that that persecution ends there they've always been recorded and face consequences from fines to problems at work people who work for the government being told if they turn up to demonstrations they face losing their

jobs with the threats people's children we've seen an activist last week who was into question by the police questioning what longer than expected prevented her from picking up her child from school and the authorities with the straight to take the child into government care for a few days so a warning shot there from the authorities to protest is that even if you are not out with your children protesting as a parent you are at risk of that from the state so definitely very anxious times here for people protesting even if they're not arrested on the day of the march. so authorities essentially a chilling effect. by the time the opposition say they will inaugurate their leader . today as the people's president. we're not quite sure but this was definitely an attempt to somehow regain some footing off to being blindsided by that inauguration that came out of nowhere that was not. even shown on state t.v.

and that really took everyone by surprise people that the someone who likes big grand stage occasions would be willing to essentially have him in secret. military and police vans on the streets today shopping centers where protests have been hiding from the police have been closed today in the way places people if there is a crackdown in the courts today i think it's kind of. speaking to me that they are angry about this inauguration they're not willing to be intimidated by these threats and they're willing to keep coming out. as always thanks. u.s. president donald trump has nominated conservative federal judge amy kone barrett to succeed supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg if confirmed by the republican controlled senate trump will have put 3 of the 9 justices on the top court possibly

handing conservatives long sought wins over contentions contentious i should say legal issues such as abortion and gun rights. it wasn't a surprise decision but that didn't make it any significant i looked and i studied and you are very eminently qualified for this to be fantastic. president trump moved quickly after the death of ruth bader ginsburg aiming to secure his 3rd supreme court appointment before the election the stakes for our country are incredibly high ruling that the supreme court will issue in the coming years will decide the survival of our 2nd amendment or religious liberty or public safety and so much more his pick amy kone barrett saying she plans to follow the constitution as it was written. judges are not policy makers and they must be

resolute and setting aside any policy views they might hold. there it is a self described devout catholic and has strong support among religious conservatives who hope she will influence laws on health care rights and abortion. i think it's a big win for christians. it's a big. take we're taking that next step forward. but the nomination has just made the late ruth bader ginsburg's legions of fans. female i hope. through. always find a way to get. someone to uphold. now faces what could be a bruising confirmation in the republican controlled senate democrats will be doing everything they can to slow down the process. which.

will strongly strongly strongly oppose this nomination. but in the end nation will be decided by a simple majority vote which republicans will win if they stick together. sports news now and in the. david wagner after the club's 31 lost on saturday they have not a single win in the german league this season or in their last 18 games. in 2019 with the hope of turning their fortunes around but they've only picked up 6 points since mid january. let's take a look at all the results from the bundesliga saturday games easily. upset dortmund drew with berlin. also

played yesterday the 2 newly promoted teams. beat mines and down cologne on friday defeated. today hoffenheim battle. and freiburg face. you're watching the news up next world stories of the week in reports and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's d.w. dot com i'm like look in berlin thanks for joining us. sometimes. sense that. what connects people is stronger than misplaced. is so strong that it can be challenging. we celebrated the 30th anniversary of

regurgitation october 3rd on d w. and you hear me now oh yes we don't need you and i last years german chancellor when you bring your uncle our mascot and you've never caught have been surprised yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves that off the top who talk to people who followed her along the way maurice and critics alike join us for metals last august. this week god world stories. the united states how coronavirus is driving people into poverty israel where white storks used garbage to regain their strength but 1st we'll start in germany the courts are currently dealing with a serious case of sexual violence against children again it was dick momma's

sexually abused as a child now he's raising awareness of the suffering of other victims. as a child marcus dyckman was sexually abused for almost 10 years by 3 different perpetrators and his home town of curtain. today he's returned to the scene of the 1st crime. this is where a shooting gallery owner at a funfair lured him into a caravan and raped him which i hope i have this movie playing in my head that i haven't been able to start since the trauma how did your lying here as a little boy 5 years old or the shoulder length blond hair make it on a bed with creased white sheets. the shooting gallery owner was lying naked next to him for 4 decades marco stickman repressed what had happened today he drives his motor home through germany and fights for justice for other victims. i have always

had to somehow figure out for myself what's right and what's wrong because you don't believe anyone anymore you don't trust anyone. the under a huge victims in the bag case probably going through something similar 130 investigators are now working on the case the largest known abuse scandal in german history so far they have identified more than 80 suspects but there are 30000 leads to other potential perpetrators post the specter of exchanging child sex abuse photos and videos on chat forums. and. if you read the chats in particular you get the impression that by communicating with each other the participants reinforce in each other the believe that their child abuse is a socially accepted sexual preference for that many perpetrators have no sense of wrongdoing it's

a case of appalling dimensions and goes far beyond germany according to the senior prosecutor marcus dyckman is still not free of his trauma with his group he supports other victims the group wants the statutes of limitations for sexual crimes to be eliminated as for the trial against the main suspect he has hopes that will extend beyond the baggage cloud back case. a signal is now being sense that the perpetrators can no longer feel safe and that they will now be dealt with severely. off again to continue his mission of drawing attention to the fate of abuse victims it's become his life's work. not one that he chose for himself. in the u.s. the pandemic has now claimed over $200000.00 lives more than anywhere else in the world but the virus is not only a threat to the health of the people it's also a growing economic threat to more and more u.s.

citizens. total stumbles they serve themselves as a lucky guy the 35 year old stonecutter and resident of phoenix arizona just phone new full time work after several months of unemployment. now is right around the beginning of the pandemic the hours went from $40.00 to $20.00 within 2 weeks i went from 20 down to. almost 0 at that point i did have to file the unemployment wait for that stuff to come through 1st time i ever applied for. unemployment payments from washington and from the state government kept them somewhat afloat but then he fell behind on his rent and that had consequences despite and there is only a governess executive order to postpone addictions just a week ago thomas was addicted his new home now the del rio launch motel where he's now pace around $300.00 per week. now i have it's going to be very hard to get

a new apartment great for ken vote president different organization called arizona tenants advocates thomas case is just one of many he's dealing with every day the pandemic puts people out of work then many can't pay rent anymore they get thrown out of their homes and onto the streets and that in return fuels the pandemic again it's a no win situation it's a lose lose. situation there's there's no. proper. solution here until we get a handle on this virus and you know especially if you've got people out on the street you know conveying the virus from person to person to social group to social groups there's no one that's going to be safe. safe is something julie brewer hasn't felt in months she says her husband a chef was furloughed early on independent make and then got sick with copd it she and her son were also hit by the virus the summer was the worst since all of us

catching kobe and now we're everything that could go. wrong julie has a rare neurological edition called stiff person syndrome she can't work and receive social security and disability payments it pays the rent but that's it and $53.00 left out of my social security disability after paying her rent and. you know crying trying to figure out which bills going to be paid are we going to have enough food left over am i going to have to go to the food bank. julie is afraid things could even get worse for her to have family in the shadows of arizona skeptical building in downtown phoenix this tent city for the homeless is growing every day. south africa is also suffering heavily from the pandemic around $3000000.00 people have

lost their jobs because of the chronic virus crisis along with their income for rent and food many are now turning their backs on big cities and trying their luck in the countryside. when cynthia time by new needs water she can no longer open she could quite a few weeks ago she lost her office drop in the city and moved back to her village . to collect water from a neighbor's tank. this was i'm hoping to get more on training so that i can connect my way to st because everything in the 6 you do is inside the house so there's no hassle of outside. except going maybe jogging oakum to wake. her daughter's remains in the village while their mother spent 8 years in the city working to support them trips home where it wasn't making sense anyway because i had to pay rent home and at the same time i took some money to my kids'

home and also with the percent of us looking after my kids so it wasn't balancing at all so i thought i might as well just come back home and be with my kids and do something here. for me and my family now the 38 year old is turning a pastime into a profession and her small house she bakes spreads and disputes. she receives up to 7 orders a week and has already made enough to invest in an oven a daughter's cell powered they are happy to have their mom back home. where did you miss most of the remainder of the most places. when hurricane different. and after living in the city cynthia is keen to offer advice. many of us is on the boat 'd being mary having kids didn't but state you know so many young women that are uplifted or independent but getting to see

women that there are no doubt in their life as it encourages me it helped me go on how moved and it hasn't even begun. cultivating fruit for export is just one of the business opportunities she could explore here in the village. i want to be fed and create a small place this small place like oh i'll be sending. and make us so that people do not have to go to town to get pizza because so they can only get it locally the worst of the little money that i'm getting from breaking as well i think they were trying to save so that i can be able to do that so if you have time bonnie is happy to let her daughters moved to the city to continue their education but she is certain her own future lies here in the country so.

our last stop israel twice a year the country is a stop over from white storks on the migration route between europe and africa one of the best vantage points for bird watchers to see this natural wonder garbage dump. time for break for flocks of white storks in the jordan valley and the occupied west bank at dawn on you thought of just yasi leshem is up early to observe the birds at this huge garbage dump twice a year distorts navigate their way thousands of kilometers from europe to southern africa and back israel and the palestinian territories are like a bottleneck they're one of the main micro tare routes for millions of birds. because they avoid to fly over the mediterranean so we are like how you are a concert treasure between 3 called didn't so we are lucky to have in fact 600000 stalks were flying twice a year over year all they were almost all the world population of whites talks

about how the $50000.00. 6000. so we are lucky to be in the best highway of the job and still. rather than taking a shorter route over the many terrain in like small the bats stalks fly over land to catch up ort streams of warm and pockets to write a thermos to conserve energy. the landfill is like a pit stop for the storks to just stay for the night to rest 2 feet and got the strength before setting off on the next leg. in the last 10 years they are not to look for. natural places so if you catch a thief but for garbage that of course they have plastic bags and stuff like that which is of course dangerous but they go where they have been easy for although bird migration happens twice every year it still amazes us who studies to birds for

decades unlike most humans to storks don't need g.p.s. to arrive at their destination. we had one stalk that was amazing for 13 years she was going every you for the same nest in your book and then a 1000000000 to the same tree near kept a year after year and if they have strong winds she can compensate and she knows how to go but said the company exactly where she wants to go because they're doing it for billions of years. it's time for this truck to take off every day they fly between 300 to 500 kilometers next up the egyptian sinai before they continue their exhausting journey towards their winter home in southern africa.

meaning the economy. and it feels. really. trendy not only for interior design but as a building material as well and in australia the 1st a luxury hotel and to finally away. from x. . w. . 2 brothers exploring lukey i just want to leave this village once a month leave me and we don't even know what it looks like further up the river from cuba. our. brothers on the journey it seems there are many different worlds on this planet each one has its. own soul

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a later in the show. hello and welcome to another edition of your romance with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today. of passing meeting underwater museum is a great new attraction in green. and a finish photographer connects with nature for her mystical shop. it's the october fest season and each year munich normally welcomes more than $6000000.00 locals and tourists alike for the world's biggest a beer festival. but this year it is not happening due to the coronavirus pandemic however there is still an alternative on offer now we were on location in munich last weekend to enjoy the festivities there before the social distancing laws were further tightened while despite everything people are still dressing up for the occasion and women like me are wearing

a dress like this one cheers. farewells and welcome to munich germany. the october test in the varian state capital scheme is the world over. so what happens when it's impossible to host in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic city officials were forced to cancel the october fest this here the locals are still celebrating but on a much smaller scale this year. over 50 restaurants in taverns in munich came together this year to plan an alternative to the october best they call it the various house beason or tavern bees and visitors can head to individual venues across the city to drink their big beers to dance and to eat typical october 1st food all observing social distancing and wearing face masks. and many people are still wearing their no or later husband and this year m f 2 but as

a big fan of the october fest 'd my so i'm wondering if this year can really measure up to the real thing so let's go check it out. so i'm going to get an october 1st beer and one of the units most famous breweries the hope for a house this year they will tap their 1st cake exactly 12 noon and the brewery not in the beer tent. has always specially brewed october 1st beer is on tap but i'm wondering if the people here are missing the traditional event comes you just can't do entirely without october fest. of course you have to stick to all the safety measures and be considerate but i think a little celebration is right and allowed no when this alternative festival is only a reminder of the original and we want to honor october fest as an event this can't be a substitute nor should it be any. sort

of beers great as always and people are super nice but i must say what i am missing about the regular october fest is getting out of the people full of people that you haven't met before everyone here had to reserve their tables at a time to pen them so i am missing a little bit of that making friends by the end of the day feeling of the regular october fest. next up i'm headed to munich famous marienplatz to get a taste of my favorite october fest food and a nearly 150 year old restaurant called the rut. this is one of the many locations which are trying to keep the spirit and traditions of october festival like this here. i ordered a shrine tax the oven roasted pork knuckle is a true october fest classic. that's really good. that my favorite i've never been the case of the festival but i

have to say this i think it's really nice that you were glad to have this but i really. think i'm pro se every hour but i will say there you never know. maybe i will feel the october 1st spirit a little more if i can find some more people in their later host let's go check it out. i'm happily surprised to see how many people are dressed up this year even with no october 1st taking place i'm wondering why is it still important to them. i think traditional costume is part of being a berry and why shouldn't we wear traditional cost as a woman you're always properly dressed in a dirndl. so brutal. so things certainly look a little bit different in munich this year but i have to say i really admire the people here for being able to carry on their tradition safely it's been so much fun and i hope that we can revisit the world's most famous beer festival again next year service and.

next up an adventure in greece normally the country's antiquities are held in its numerous museums but now some can be admired in the deep blue sea a shipwreck with a trove of precious items has open to visitors now you won't have to worry about social distancing here but you will need to know how to dive. many ancient greek treasures are found not on land but under the sea. the country's 1st underwater museum has opened near the island of aloni so it's in the northern gnc. diving instructor. is the guy for the underwater tours. i'm a diving instructor at work in the diving institutions 5 years. sam they sing for

me that i can take people they don't. know and out at work and this spatially knowledge that we have beyond that what a museum. around 4000 ancient them boring lie on the sea bed between the islands of a lonely souce and petty status. when examining them but most caution is needed. i want to make it a bit more cautious about that limitations that we have so we can make sure that we have these moments whatever so we have to keep minimum distance of one meter in. a boat and the ensign quick. tourists have around 40 minutes to view the underwater museum about 28 meters down

lies an ancient shipwreck nothing remains of the wooden hall only its cargo can still be seen one emporia. it's thought to have been a merchant ship that sailed from athens 2500 years ago the story goes that for unknown reasons it caught fire and sank down to the bottom of the sea. it's an impressive site for the tourists. the news the museums you always have these signs complex with explanations and we have them here too it's funny to see so many. similarities to a conventional museum even though we're in a totally different environment it's really incredible. the science explain the various styles of emporia recognizable by their shapes. aloni so this is hoping the underwater museum will bring more visitors to this previously little known island. the french tourists are certainly impressed.

because we've had the good fortune to have gone diving all around the world in asia africa south america and the caribbean this vacation is a family project and when we found out you can dive down to a 2500 year old record we booked immediately i mean it's an incredible experience. after nearly 3 quarters of an hour tour guide to the ya-ya lamont gives the signal to circus. city it was really fantastic i wasn't expecting it at all it's a bit like taking a time machine. the greek waters are rich in historical treasures. of i'm upset it would be wonderful if there were other museums of this kind so we'd get a better picture of how the ancient greeks lived 2500 years ago but if you take.

the residents civil only so-so are also impressed by their new attraction. petros while being nice is mayor of the island. and now he's an avid diver as well . as mayor i have to step up and set a good example. it was important to me to be able to dive here and see the shipwreck for myself with whatever you have to. for those who don't wish to die there's also a museum on the island here you can see reconstructions photos and videos of the underwater treasures a model reveals that the emporia still cover the outlines of the ship and with the help of virtual reality headset visitors can explore the seabed from dry land. diving into the history of ancient greece and entices idea.

what's the best way to combine a fresh air a bird's eye view and good food well a hot air balloon ride with gourmet dishes on board i discovered this combination recently in the netherlands their chef angelica fun cool the air offers her guests an evening of fine dining at high altitudes now if you're afraid of heights then this may not be for you but i overcame my fears for a 3 course meal and this guy. i'm in a hot air balloon over the dutch countryside but this isn't an ordinary ride here guests are offered a common area experience. you've heard of diving but what about dining i am about to embark on such an adventure. angelica might check some of the items should be using for cooking so these are special the final baskets. for day

out fool all in the top of the balloon at about 35 meters high and there and hoops between 80 and 90 degrees so the balloon is actually. all they're off and. once the balloon is filled with air it's ready to go but entering the basket this way is not how i expected to begin this adventure. here if. the special panel is built on the sides for cooking and serving prevent guests from simply climbing into the basket. ventura. the climb goes smoothly and i am slowly getting my bearings.

and surely comes a small space on the side of the balloon to cook and prepare the food as i watch or i can't help but wonder one thing we need to experience her 3rd in a restaurant ok yes but i could tell you this is the restaurant the most wonderful do what is the biggest challenge cooking up here the time. and use of the time timing is a challenge because i have to listen to the chief pilots and we need to go to a. before the sun goes down into the mine has been combining ballooning in dining for 17 years she's one of 2 master female shops in the netherlands so we're about to have the 1st course. the 1st course is 2 parts it's the caramelized carrot with the hair uncovered and the current should be in some flowers this for you. very savory q so it is not every day that you get to eat in the world

only hot air balloon restaurant we are cruising now at about $500.00 metres above ground and angelica is going to be serving up a 3 course meal and of course everything is very well prepared in advance preparation is certainly the key. and julie brings down the cooking containers that were simmering inside the hot air balloon the emphasis here is on slow cooking. so. very very often and the slowly cooking means that all the deuce and all the texture stays in the face. this is the sound of feeling with roasted red pepper in them bloody of a source. like this basket is 3 metres long by one metre 60 wide so there is plenty of space you could even lie down if you wanted to but it has room for up to 9 people so i am definitely not alone here.

all. the custom built counter above the basket gives the chef extra cooking space it's compact yet well equipped has anything ever gone wrong or fallen overboard. with maybe a tal's from. this gourmet flight costs $415.00 euro as per person. once the final course is served there's time to take in the sunset but this also means that we will be landing soon. to. look out for lenny spoke for the flood another 15 minutes and. then the balloon what are we learning disability told to the rope thinking is a little bit and just let it happen on the ground before going and leave to you so

if those could leave you know cleveland like a good. return to delayed the descent several times until we found the right spot to land. and it was just like mills said. rebound several times and i was holding on for dear life until we finally came to a false. oh. well there are certainly easier ways to enjoy a gourmet meal but this experience is definitely one i will never forget. it's very true and if you want to see more reports on food and drink then check out our you tube channel the w food. galaxies. stories . to ze awesome. the smell of amazing the best chefs with their best chips from leap dishes to begin diets and hold the recipe secrets welcome to

my blog europe's diversity is a smorgasbord to listen to me. subscribe and enjoy deep w. food. finish photographer rita piper line and has an active imagination for over 2 decades she's been trying to reinvent people's unwritten histories in photographs they're inspired by her personal memories or her instinctive feelings while the result. are melancholic and if ereal images that speak of a time gone by. this forest in finland is a place of mystery solitude and inspiration for photographer reed to pipe a line and she turns memories interest here is images which evoke all the emotions . when i am to the forest i recall my childhood and the feeling what it felt to be

a child in the forest somehow the forest to me and she tries to bring that feeling into these photographs fabrics serve as her paintbrush. she looks for materials that will easily interact or blend in with the natural landscape. it is just my thing i need to follow. and i have been to many places and i know which caro's to different landscapes like fields or forests with moss or. so i am following my voice. at her studio in helsinki she begins work on her next project but the basis for each photograph is the same there has to be another level not only that i have placed close to the landscape the enrich passed through gave me some kind of emotion and this emotion can be sadness fear or happiness

but there has to be a deeper level in that. rita part of a line and images often include secondhand clothing they awaken her curiosity about the former owner. i have always been interested in the 2nd hand clothes and every day history of people i find it fascinating to try to figure out what the history behind the clothes to whom they belonged. how was the life for the person who wore them before. this photo represents a door to a secret world. and this photo taken in japan reminds her of an ancient samurais in the forest. reserve have a line and receives both private and public grants from finland to fund her work it's taken her all over europe and as far as japan and the u.s.

. back in the 4 she's planning to reenact a scene from her new series called parallel. the the. the fake ass repressed and whatever the feel wishy so once so for me they might be a group of. who do me a lot i like the idea of it much every meetings she uses a traditional large format analog camera that way she can work in all kinds of weather. to get something match ical into the inmates that use the most difficult thing and that is the most important things to reach. reach a part of a line and photographs unveil her undying curiosity about other worlds and the imaginary people who visit them.

luxury is often in the details and one of 5 star hotel in austria is being celebrated for its luxurious contribution to sustainability it's built almost entirely out of wood a material that's valued for its durability and its capacity to absorb carbon dioxide the hotel is following a trend towards building for the future. here among the lush woodlands of austria's still a valley wooden houses have a long tradition. now there's even a new luxury hotel built almost entirely from wood this is how this building breathes you can describe it but when you experience it yourself it really gets under your skin this building can give you goosebumps. malise god is a wooden star hotel designed by renowned italian architect potato turn.

4 owners christina been to eggo and her husband brian hop into the hotel is a dream come true. the look in my view part of the luxury of would is how simple it is to build with that you know the word luxury as many many things over the years the awareness of guests has grown in the sense that people really are looking for true luxury in the kind of natural and unspoiled environment that we're living in. in the wishbone look at. the burnishing it's also contained many wouldn't beecher's. the amish for the hotel's beyond's to appeal to all of the senses. of some of the wood has such a calming effect because it has a warm. and because it's a living organism i think that comes across the 4 methods of. austrian hall is in charge of the interior design of molly scott. even 6 months after

opening he still likes to come by and inspect the pieces of furniture he designed especially for the hotel. working with living natural material is an exciting challenge for him. wood is unpredictable so when the sun shines on it that leads to cracks forming and that's what makes it completely unique so there are 15 tables here and each one has a different crowd. the hotel features 6 different kinds of timber from the region including spruce and walnut the owners are convinced that wood has a positive influence on people's moods as well as their health. for example the building uses a lot of swiss pine not only does furniture made of swiss pine smell pleasant it's supposed to lower the heart rate and encourage a good night's sleep. building wooden houses isn't what i had been does blood

including knowing when and how best to tell the trees. depending on the base of the moon the wood can be calmer if i use it and it's solid form so it doesn't twist or contort as much less than the wood is simply calmer the look we gave. more and more hotels and holiday homes are using this natural material inside and out in numerous european countries buildings made of wood are becoming more popular more versatile and more modern like this $85.00 metre residential tower in broome and dol norway it would come in with wood you can always build something timeless there are no architectural limits with wood on. so continues to live and it's a carbon dioxide storage facility it can be committed every cubic metre of wood stores a ton of c o 2 by doing that here we're storing about 1600 or 1700 tons and that's his way.

what could be better than a luxury vacation and an ecologically constructed hotel. but wooden buildings are more susceptible to weather conditions so it's important that the highest standards are maintained in the construction. of the ocean and hopefully in the future there will be a lot more of this sort of construction with a focus on the thoughtful use of materials and on sustainability. a happy medium between tradition and mow down to be the wooden hotel represents sustainable architecture with a future. and that brings us to the end of another show don't forget to check out our website for the weekly drop and take part and you could be the proud owner of this exclusive backpack as always thanks for tuning in we'll see you again soon.

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