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the sequence behind baking the perfect french packet, the real images, the photographer, in moses nature and vibrant color for travel journalists lived during the corona pandemic hasn't been easy, but the coast of car from germany decided to do it different kinds of traveling. he had already been all over the globe, but for this was trip. he didn't need a passport and didn't even have to go into quarantine. but he still managed to go to japan, iceland and san francisco. how did he do it? just take a look. it's nicknamed the golden gate of the lower ryan, and it does bear a resemblance to the original in san francisco. even though it's in germany rider chris decided the colored pandemic would be a great time for a world to within germany. iceland and japan can be found about

a 100 kilometers. a part of the south fees aren't much farther away either because i still wonder lewis or travel bug was my principal motive. i know i wanted to be on the road again, but of course i couldn't leave the country. i'm not to mention, go to another continent on. and then i discovered places that i named dr. other places in california, brazil, and america, russia and rome. all these places really here in dodge and, and enough on the ryan is one of germany's oldest towns. originally a roman settlement crystal found a bit of iceland right here in rhineland, for latin. for 3 weeks, he collected material for his book. the title means san francisco lies on the rhine . chris carr discovered the world right inside germany. just a short both trip up the river took him to the world's highest cold water. guys are the word, guys are our only loan word from iceland. that means gusher. i guess about the

start up the russ brandwell file as part of the direction of the day and it's taking because of it then it has to go off. what top over night what yeah here it goes is i don't know if it's 50 meters high yet. it was able to live and it just rain for the entire width. for me, at least in terms of the weather. this is paradise island and yes, it's a kind of iceland to quickly this. it's a way of shipping into a really fascinating nature that you find in iceland and here you can get a taste of it. oh, the next step on his local tour is japan. this quarter

in the center of the ryan metropolis, dusseldorf is nicknamed little tokyo diesel dwarf is home to europe, the 3rd largest ethnic japanese community after london and paris. nearly everything that japanese person might need to feel at home can be found here, such as bookstores, with collections and japanese. the crystal is more interested in the japanese bakery around the corner. it offers some far eastern class. the good green stuff is much up in the pastry specialties aren't generally crispy like german ones. they're big stuff and packed in plastic wrapped along with the flavor. that too is authentically japanese. ok. me go to feelings in charge compared to many other places. i don't know, it's well to germany. this one is a genuine pay for the big,

wide world right in the middle of germany. that fascinates me as many other places just play around with cliches and well known names here to authentic who you can really immerse yourself in something like a little japan for a few hours. and that's why the name is so fitting, little tokyo from japan. it's just a short john down the rhine with a stop over in the south seas and artificial swimming like near fountain, back to san francisco. the to actual locations are separated by over 15000 kilometers. in germany, it's barely a 100 golden gate bridge of the lower right and the destination is germany's longest suspension. bridge was 803 meters. it connect cleaves and emily's near the dutch border. the real golden gate is over 3 times as long even so the smaller german version is quite a discovery for the traveler is keep trying to get. often people think they're willing to new secret ships,

lots of things to do in germany. but if you change your perspective a bit, embark on a world to in your own country, you might discover places you never heard of before. and i didn't even know a bridge like this existed. we're looking for germany, a country with more variety than many people might think. and this is darlena region in the middle of sweden, and this is the countryside, dairy cows can one the far and wide. and that's why something called kooning came into being a vocal technique used to call the free range of couse and other livestock, back home to like a mix of yodeling, singing, and chanting. and over time, it's turned into an artful. not films of pruning. you i'm going to mean if i use my voice,

when i'm working with animals at the summer farm, so had to call them ethan together, mom or urge them on the when they don't want to return home. coma him. the dirty in my name is massey. i'm in the colleges, so doing my ph. d. i'm a single schooling you live and work at summer far. i will figure where in sweden's, done in a province 4 hours, north west of stuck hall this is a se, boot an old fashioned countryside. some a thumb, they're typically without electricity and running water. the land, alice, good stuff, some farm is no exception. the 82 year old knows the century though. tradition of cool name from her childhood days. the drawn out chance i used to call cat back from grazing yet old up

a corner for me to get all the cows home in my in the think way. and i'm the one who's going to for this is what it sounds like. called calm. oh, home. oh oh, oh, i know jenny is fascinated by these traditions. she's especially interested in stories of women who was spend the summer months, all alone at these funds tending to cattle, me what's actually happening. and i don't want it that we don't learn about this in school. so some of the history of some of the part of our history that simply not talked about things in the lease lease. so i thought i will tell the story and i see fewer and

fewer farmers practice coming today. late the, the hurting calls have evolved into a veritable asshole. i am unable to think of what a home and calls can be high or low pick whatever they can sound very pleasant. how growling, call it in a spam, chris set the fins there are so many different sounds and they wanted more than the traditions have grown out. who, when there's some hard money often shows of her school that special kooning concert life here at this abandoned some of fun in lakes and. c my childhood, there was no the woman who would make these hurting calls. it was great hearing the

chance again. come to the board and now when i hear crooning that i relaxes me, shouldn't fail. you can feel these chance in your soul vibrating inside of me. briana might be more form and less fun in call, but it remains the tradition very much alive in sweden and the native han and he, he clipped this. christy french grant placed the starring role in france. 30000000 buckets eaten every day. that means about half a by gets a day per person, it is delicious. so really no one since 1993 decreed in case that the traditional

bucket must be baked in a certain way and he is the secret. ah, on that i guess from 7 am or the way through to 9 pm for french people buy get is a part of life. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, i guess, i guess is a symbol of french identity. of course we have other sorts of bread on offer as well, but like it is essential. anthony was my name is anthony by phone on a baker. i run for bakeries with my wife. i can 2nd place in the 2900 pounds. i get

championships on there, i'll be more than good job putting readings for a traditional i guess above all, any high quality flower. that's the most important thing. ideally made in front with him. one time cortez. yeah. bubble through them. i mean many ingredients, flour and water, salt and east. it may look simple, but baking, really good, bye, get requires proper know how long class 1st i mix the water. use with flour, east and salt. in the big mixing bowl, i go down on the left and then i have something special from the liquid would start to download. i

made it's when we need to go in my apartment, when i didn't yet run a bakery on your sour domains by get its unique flavor and send the don't that i get the dish back. yes. like people did in the old days when they used to need to do it by hand, they made them let it rest and were paying to tell me, well, it sounded long. this resting period is 12 to 24 hours long. for like making sangria was the you little bit more intense the flavor because we let out, don't sit for at least 12 to 24 hours at 4 degrees celsius today. ah, this is what it's supposed to look like. nice in the last thing. there are

different approaches that we fall val. ah, ah, the fat, it may look easy, but it actually takes plenty of practice. and did you take him skilled to do this about the duties? ah, what i left. it's important to cut small, slits into the doe with a blade for you that way. the carbon dioxide formed from the east and liquid sour dough can escape out. or let me use

korean, i get to tell you got them. so when you pull the bag guess from the oven, you can see normally curves in 3 different shades of brown up here, it's quite dark here. golden brown. and here it's quite light. and this is a big, it is a typical crackling sound. when you break the cross. perfect, go for traditional by get 3 out of the are going to be different varieties of traditional. but again, this one here has a light to color. this one and duck across to impossible to say which one's better . ah, nice to all my you can buy the french develop love. i get as children. you share with your family, with other people. that's what i get is all about for me. the no need to, well,

your screen is not broken. the fact that the colors look so strange here and now a studio is intentional because change of color can make the whole world different . my clothes, my face, the back job. these flowers, all of course look a bit different. in reality, if a red photography also relies on similar effect, the camera makes visible a part of the light wave that we can see with the naked eye photographer. zach from the young has made infrared photography, his main focus, and we met up with him in the swiss of the sometimes you just find a place and it's not that i always missing something specific. i might be interested in texture. sometimes sometimes it's the water. sometimes it's glaciers . my name, in fact somebody on photographer. i'm currently working on my modernizing mesa theories, which is photographed and infrared the photographer uses the

technique to create a real image world like this one. finally turns pain can rate changing the natural environment almost seem to some kind of alien territory. and subtle greens from the trees become more dominant this twist house near some law, zacharon de leon is out hunting for subjects. he grew up in south africa, but he's lived in switzerland for many years now. in 2009, he conducted his 1st experiments with infrared photography as his concentrated on the technique ever since. in color photography, we capture the visual spectrum that is blue, green and red. in the infrared, we capture near infrared light as well. chlorophyll in plans absorb the visual spectrum to use this for photos and pieces. and the cell walls on the other hand,

reflect near infrared lights, and this reflected energy creates. these are the pinkson reds that time 1000000000 has exhibited this works around the world. currently, his infrared photos are on display and sap and many of them were taken here in the area. andrea karachi from gallery 10 is intrigued by this unusual perspective on the swiss elfin world. the nature here in switzerland is anyway. amazing. that the way the preventive was, i think, makes the people which view his work one to strengthen their bond with nature. and this, i think it's important in our days when people sometimes to forget seeing the beauty around him. after he made the move from south africa to europe

in 2004, he started working as a commercial and fashioned photographer. now he's got clients the world over i think my artistic work also benefit from my commercial work in the commercial field. i really have to concentrate highly on quality precision and so, and he's saying to bring to my artistic field. but his own creative projects are where his heart is. the search for motifs in nature is an experience in itself. more than half the world's population, all born in cities and all these people are no longer in things with nature, but rather they mo, like phones and divide. i want to attract these cities wireless and subconsciously remind them of the real nature. i will be walking in the mountains and

a view like this will prevent south to me and i'll be without words. i cannot live without this, and i don't see us having a future without nature. some people may dream of going to mars, but it takes to be the other worldly beauty of a red planet. right here is a slight color shifting. 3 yourself and head on over to our instagram join us on euro. matt says, this is some of your local asians and sample know lettering specialty lean, cutting edge are sending architecture and stuff here on instagram side, right is as the size back in school history, lessons could sometimes be quite boring. but around bella duffy from london,

started getting interested in history. for example, shakespeare at the tender age of 3, like many little girls, she laughs dressing up and during the pandemic, she began making short videos about famous historical figures and posting them on instagram. today, the 9 year old slips into the roles of great names on a regular basis and has thousands of followers who love had many history lessons. oh, days most. you can call me movie. i've been paying the vine. and since i was by this miniature, most is played by 90 road caribella duffy from london, she has a soft spot for history and was homeschooled even before the current of virus pandemic. in web, the videos, arabella brings historical figures back to life. equality that so i'm curious by me. so when i'm into the character i really do feel their

emotions. like when i was cream, victoria, i really when i, i really felt hard when i'll but died and when i was winston church i really felt like i was, you know, a prime minister in world war, you know, in the war. my name is janice, how i do not know why you and your wife are humorous. take on famous vegas from the past. have won her many fans on instagram i i think they have a 500 pneumonia. nice. nice to talk to someone. i feel really happy and so i feel like people that like like them and i, i've done a good job. like yeah, it sometimes. even if people don't like them,

you feel good and then you try your best warranty. would they like them? it's, it's, yeah, it's nice. a lot of work. these quick eclipse, arabella and her parents flesh out ideas. then get busy designing the says, which they tried to make realistic looking. some school teachers have even started incorporating the clips into their lessons. once in character, caribella shed her historical tid bits. you feel amadeus fast food. thank. fantastic. let's go. oh, sounds. 17. and i've come home 600. when i was 7, i went all around you of performing the king and queen. i rebel decides when she started to train this new script. everything is improvised. when we do the history videos we saw discussed with our panel of interesting people

or any one she may think, coughing, go through a few of them. they're also related to her history books that she reads and who does she feel confident about doing? who she interested in? what interesting facts is she thinks people want to learn about the bella duffy the used to the line life. at 6, she study and the waitress musical staged at london's west end, her side and the animals. she currently voice is betsy at cartoons quid in the british children series. hey doug. i rebel loves crossing and creating stop motion films with plasticine. ah, it does is i guess something i do for fun or healthy. so when i go, i want to be an archeologist of egypt. ah, she's a treasure hunted to always on the look out for historical items to use in one of her videos. today she's browsing a london antique shop with her father. ah,

really. why not finding all to get things in not in time. i get lost in time. good story, cool things. yes. and now they've had that and then and now the hang of a life and i home, they do have another life in another town. another still the inspiration for more historical videos. this arabic duffy won't be running out of ideas anytime soon. yeah, that's also today, but go to our website for all reports and find out how to get a d, w backpack full of goodies. thanks for watching and see you next time. the person who's the

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corona virus regulation mat hancock was caught on camera flouting his overall kissing and 8 and his office and exodus from dock on tens of thousands of workers. we the bomb with capital head of a new lockdown. most economic activities that shut down, they rushed back to their villages, fearing for their livelihood. ah, me, i'm gonna go further. welcome to the program. was it negligence that led to the collapse of a florida apartment block on thursday after it became known that an engineering report warned of major structural damage 3 years ago, questions are being raise about the safety of the building. meanwhile, officials have confirmed 9 deaths, but more than 150 people are still unaccounted for. the

every minutes of this painstaking rescue operation is crucial. but for days there have been no new signs of life. emergency crews have struggled to contain a fire smouldering deep within the wreckage. despite the yards rescue, as aren't giving up. spurred on by knocking sounds reverberating from deep down in the rubble. our top priority now continues to be search and rescue. we continue to have hope. we're continuing to search. we're looking for people alive in the rebel. that is our priority and our teams have not stopped. but after so long that good news. many realize they weren't see their loved ones. again. a prayer vigil has been held for the dead with worship is praying for those still missing. pablo rodriguez says his mother and grandmother would likely asleep in their apartment. when the 12 story block came crashing down. at times it is

complete the station and then you know there's periods of disbelief where you get a little calm just saying, well, the fit in up and it's impossible if it's a real nightmare building don't collapse. they don't fall. so for the building to be at a point where it just collapses on itself, without anybody knowing anything about it is very, that's the part that angers just how a high rise apartment block could collapse without warning is what miami or thirty's and now asking themselves. but they may indeed have been a warning, a report from 3 years ago, revealed major structural damage to the building federal investigative, and now looking into the causes of the tragedy. and the mayor has announced an audit of all buildings over 40 years old. relative, continue the anguished wait for their loved ones to return. as their hopes dwindle,

the demand for answers will only grow stronger. i'm joined now by d. w. correspondence chef i'm simons in washington, who is of course following the story very closely for us stuff. and as we hear, the top priority continues to be search and rescue. 4 days after the collapse and with a fire burning and the debris, is there really still hope to find people alive? yes, and i think it has to be. there's other, in other incidents in haiti, bangladesh, pakistan on other sides and countries for as collapses like this happened there were people found for whatever reason, days after more days, 5678 days after building collapse. now every circumstances of course, different, different and very, very unique. so we got to be really, really careful. but always very so families have $450.00 plus people hello, $56.00 to be exact. still on accountant for all those families hold out hope and

they should hope is what, what drives the the fire fighters, the rescue workers. the specialists who now arrived from mexico and israel to help miami dade, the fire fighters who are working on the scene from the county. so all those people are motivated by hope to keep this up a search and rescue mission. there wasn't much rescue as of late and there's still a lot of search now. of course, with increasing time, it doesn't look very promising increasingly promising that the hopes of so many families and loved ones will be answered positively. we now know that there were a warnings about major structural damage in the building already 3 years ago, but do we know why nothing was done about it? now we don't know. and a little bit of the caution with the major this consulting firm engineering consulting firm,

who inspect that this building in 2018 file the report it was given to the homeowners association. the people who manage and the building. and we don't know what they have done ever since. however, there was a statement from the homeowners association legal council that all the building passed all inspections up to date. now, this company, nevertheless, found in 2018 cracks in the, in the concrete. now what does that do? a crack in the concrete can be a big one, a very significant one or a small one. it doesn't matter when even a lot of small ones that has an impact, apparently saying experts say that on the robot on the steel frame of this building of any building, the cement is just around the steel frame. so this can ross, this has a negative impact, but we don't know what was done. this will be investigated. the big parts of this building now will be transferred into a warehouse and the army corps of engineers. those are the experts for cases like

this. they will come in and assist local authorities also by investigating like an airplane when they put the airplane back together, investigating what happened and why this building can down. right. and the 3rd building right next to it is being voluntary. involuntarily evacuated at this time, that was jeff and simon from washington. thank you very much to britain now where the health minister has resigned over a breach of corona virus restrictions that he himself had implemented and, and frantically and forth. but hancock admitted breaking the rules, offer photos and video emerge of him kissing and embracing an aide in his office. hancock had made regular appearances on television, telling people they must stick to regulations. he thought he could ride out the controversy. hold on as britain's top health official, but i've been to see the prime minister to resign sector estate for health and social care. it was just such

a bad look. those images of his alleged affair. no matter for the moment. he's a married father of 3. but he's been telling the entire country to mask up social distance steer clear for the sake of saving lives for britons massively overburdened hospitals and for its health infrastructure. the focus, it's a rule of that to everyone. and that are incredibly important. and that, that the serious then he was caught locking lips in the office on cctv shared to a tabloid ones was about, you can do this, you can do that. and then to go and break them for minute the tree as well. i said this guy's waiting for the storm to die down was no longer an option. hancock conceited? on saturday, i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made but

you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them. and that's why i've got to resign. hancock's replacement such a job, it is no, not for his health care background. but for his stint as the case finance minister under boris johnson. until he resigned in february of 2020. during hancock's tenure, britain endured one of the world's highest official death tolls from the pandemic, but also saw a strong vaccination roll out. that last may now be overshadowed simply by a feeling of betrayal. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. at this hour. the british government says it's investigating how classified defense documents were found by a member of the public at a bus stop. the papers discussed russia as possible reaction to britain h, a mass defender warship traveling through ukrainian waters off crimea. the ministry

of defense that an employee had reported losing the document. new york broadway theater district has officially reopened 15 months after it went dark. because of the pandemic thing or songwriter, bruce springsteen's autobiographical show kicked things off. all attendees were required to show proof of vaccination. most other shows are due to open in the coming one. tens of thousands of workers are fleeing the bangladesh, e capital dot com. in the search in corona virus infections there, the spike has prompted the government to type in restrictions. beginning on monday, the lockdown will curtail most economic activity and confined people to their homes . now those who move to doc for work are rushing to return to their home villages before the lockdown takes effect. the 1000 fran onto this very hoping for a spot to get home with being close to others in

a pen demik isn't ideal, but they face a tough choice. stay in locked down the car with no work will support or go back to their home villages. to be with family. we have to accept reality. there is nothing else we can do. we are simply victims of the situation that i am heading home. what would we do during this down? it's better even to stop with my family in the village. the fairies have been operating 24 hours a day, trying to clear the backlog and get people home. authority said they tried to stop over crowding, but people's desperation means they don't listen. the exodus from duck up was sparked by a surge in corona virus infections. kate's numbers have reached 6000 a day in response to bangladesh as government issuing

a stay at home order with shops, transportation, and offices to close, meaning many will lose their jobs with no way to pay for food or rent leading days, people with options other than to cram onto these ferries, in an effort to find support in their home towns, hundreds of palestinian protesters have clashed with police in the city of ramallah in the west bank over the death of a prominent critic of president bus. they've been growing unrest and sneeze our been on died and police custody on thursday. the palestinian authority says it's investigating the circumstances of the activists death. the slogan from the arabs bring echoes across ramallah on the west bank. the people what the fall of the regime. the chance to get to jesus police may be in trying to

break up the demonstration black flag groups of men supporting palestinian president mark motor bus drag off the demonstrators. and they themselves become the focus of the crowds and guess about perceived government for oppression. and talk received that agree hello, that we want the government to resign. an election said that the people can choose a government presents some how does the limits one man's death is caused horror an outrage to flare up in the palestinian territories. 1000 several human rights activists needs, but not as his body was carried through the streets of hebron. he died in palestinian police custody. his family say they beat him with r and bars. nice face was planned and organized crime. so she carried it out, bare responsibility, least many hold responsible for, but not death. the president of the policy being authority denies why lighting

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that i need to carry or the thought or been and one be among us that already daddy or that i'm putting them fair on them was an unfair that 1000 i'm body put me on. i went 1000 pool 2 months to pay for your own pain. dangling them and imposing them up by them. then i learned a lot now. and as i've been alone, benign jellies, i don't, i don't mean to say that them i was going to be begun when the me in i mean is along the way and i gave them a guy, leslie mama,

i last have been in school and i thought that about boucher i believe maybe get maybe getting them for you know, getting them out of town for me there are a lot of older workers from the philippines going to other country because they can earn more there than they couldn't. so even though their salary compared to the global standards is really low, even overseas,

they can send us back to the philippines. the uses that they pay family high fee, just to remove the money to their family home. where crypto currency comes in, doctrine turn becomes in already is that they can send back the money with crypto currency. their family can exchange it in pawnshops, where they, where they live and the fees are so much lower. and that is thing that is already happening today. and that is just going to develop and improve, i believe the average amount that the filipinos in the home is $200.00. they'll be

$20.00 out of that to get that money for their family. been great. it's really a decentralized financial system. doesn't need a government, it doesn't have central authority. if inter operable level, it's borderless. basically, it's an option for people who are excluded from the existing platform, where people can send money from anywhere in the worlds in the philippines using gas. so a normal overseas for being a worker wouldn't know how to use it. and that was one of the 1st challenges we have. and what we did was we partnered with similar services based in canada,

or south korea or hong kong or singapore. and what they did was they provided up the 1st mile for communities that have been a communities that have been overseas workers. they would just basically advertise a cheaper, faster way to send money to the philippines, making the bit going by invisible. so using bit by and as a platform, we were able to provide a service where you could just easily sign up, make an account, putting the amount you wanna put in, put in the pickup option delivery option. and then i choose the phone shop and its gone, like i've sent money basically $20.00 from anywhere in the world through the philippines. and i can go downstairs from the font shops,

pick it up. soon as i get this text message or email. the philippines, there's 15000000 people younger than that. 24 envelope and they are tech savvy. they're not afraid of technology. they're not afraid of the initial world. they kind of don't trust a bank. it's kind of like brewing. you know, like, like we say like, a perfect store for this kind of technology and take hold the point was and it's being used for fraudulent activity, for sake investment, for ponzi schemes. and just for gans, because it was easy for the people, there was a height, there is excitement, not a lot of knowledge, but hope of being put into it. so it doesn't only a try,

good people with bad people as well. that then can make a lot of money out of that. that is not, you know, that is just a very small part of the space that doesn't reflect this, this technology and what this technology can do. the way that doctors works, as opposed to a centralized system, is that the information data and control is not in the hands of a centralized entity, but it's distributed and called the knows all over the world. nodes are handled in the lee and anybody that has enough computing power as jerry could run a node, meaning anybody could take part in the process of verifying transactions,

the building block chain. oh, this is where the big difference. nice because the par and the control is given back to the people me the plastic bake has launched a block chain based banking application for the poor, an opportunity to use plastic as money, individual collectors that would otherwise sell to a middle man who then sells to another middle man and who remove the middleman. and then we transport directly from the hands of the collector to the recycler, all of the extra value that was going to all those middleman are now shared amongst the collectors. there's

a powerful roadmap ahead for the plastic bank and the application including financial inclusion, credit rating that service. and the app in this community is used not just to register the collector, not just to give a sense of identity, but to give a transaction history. to give the collector an opportunity to have authentic value exchanged into their account, it allows her to have a savings account that allows are to be free of cash. how powerful to look into a bank account now and see that you actually have value. the

mobile phone veneration is over 100 percent. one of the fastest growing in the world. instead of making people go to the band with just put banking into their hands. not the band, so we need the bank by putting the bank in the smartphone. it's so much more accessible the want everybody to to benefit and by connecting our app to the existing systems. you know, it makes it, it makes that transition easier. makes people adopting because you're using these kinds of apps. you know, not that scary. and eventually the goal would be like if the apps are really useful and if they work, then you don't need to convince people. think you're going,

you're doing the pioneer work there. because you're may be struggling with the image that locks into your cooper kinds. the is, this is rep is kind of thing that endangers traditional business, where you're doing by working together sort of working again, i think you're doing very important i believe block chain technology will fundamentally change the way our society works in the long run. it will enable new processes. we can think of right now. but the option is there. what i can do is i can include people can narrow down the gap between rich and poor. the ah,

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