in displaying his works in denmark he hopes to win the esteem of mehta's family. but the exhibition was such a radical departure from danish academic painting that it's sparked a scandal and was forced to close after just one day. returned to france. what possessed him to separate his six year old son clovis from his mother and take the boy with him when he fled denmark. did he view clovis as security against a total break with his family. could go get her fathom then that at the end of his life he would be alone for a second by all on the other side of the world. when father and son arrived in paris they endured cold and misery gauguin looked in vain for work he finally decided to sell some paintings from his collection to survive. dear mehta you enjoy the advantages of marriage without being troubled with a husband whereas i am driven from my home and how am i living between four walls a bad a table no fire no company chloe's is heroic when we sit together of an evening at our table before a bit of bread and a slice of ham he never thinks of the dainties he used

with a subdued color palette in treatment of light this portrait of his wife mehta clearly adheres to the tenets of impressionist realism. gauguin struck up a friendship with the father of impressionism come you play several who became not only gauguin's mentor but also a friend of his family a family that soon had five children. if one examines the art of peace sorrow as a whole one finds in it an overwhelming artistic drive that never falters. well painting with peace or all in point was gauguin learn to observe nature. he carefully studied his mentors use of soft nuanced colors and drew inspiration from the way he applied them to his canvas in small fragmented brush strokes. pizarro was impressed by the progress his student was making and in eight hundred seventy nine suggested he take part in the fourth exhibition of the impressionist. gauguin's garden under the snow was shown there the following year it was at that time that he met edgar degas who is striking portraits of the stock exchange was exhibited in the same room. a lasting friendship based on mutual admiration developed

new york she moved to germany to sing at the bavarian state opera under ramallah conductors zubin mehta since then she's performed at many of the world's top opera houses winning critics' praises and audiences adoration. i. thank you and then rice is in the studio with me now well. of a still of the haves as you like to call. absolutely event with mates not so much where to sing but what to sing roles that are interesting for me for example i would love to sing donna on from dawn giovani or juliet that in couple it in one take you have until dawn of the year no i've sung set in the night the royal opera house which was a fantastic experience and i love don giovanni but not done on that yet however there are also new roles in the future and some by for example and in the. rake's progress which is also a new study for me because i've never sung stravinsky you do sing so many styles. are. singers physicians and foibles i know that you'd like to visit a stage where your performance of hours before the concert that's kind of understandable actually other ones yes you can reveal yes absolutel

pepper arche goes to fetch one of her n.g.o.s translators to speak with the miners to keep them safe mehta drowsy has requested night of their faces or names are made public. young people come to see lane or even before she has made her way to their containers where this young man from afghanistan apparently gave an incorrect age when he arrived at the reception center now lena pepper arche explains he will have to be examined by a doctor. often the miners here have been marked by their experiences they are lost and traumatized. economy almost by the forces we've had suicidal children and lots of kids self harm by cutting themselves for instance but these of. they seek attention what is called they want someone to come to them and careful and. not they exist for that born obviously it is what can we do to ensure that a miner who self harms doesn't seriously injure himself or even put his life at risk . you know even if that wasn't his intention. as one of the bottom of the house the story. several of the boys want to get to central or northern europe some even have fully formed plans and a

for more on this i'm joined by correspondent beth mehta from the albanian capital tehran a thanks for joining us incredible scenes in toronto yesterday of these protests having in effect all they for thing change. well the protesters were gathered her members from across albanian gathered him through are not there any supporters of the opposition are opposition democratic so she's for integration and their request is for the government that. they want the parser and agreement before an early is that all is is how out we should remember bill the opposition has 4 feet now opposition and peter bergen there are markets in parliament few months ago and this is an escalating political crisis and the use of violence certainly saw a new loan yesterday with the use of multiple of caucus together against government buildings now there has been talk of throughout has now the opposition says there was fraud in the 2017 parliamentary elections and yet the u.s. and the european union said the vote was legitimate can you explain that for us. well drilled into $2017.00 program for elections the oppos

these ads will pop up between status updates from friends and pages we follow ah, mehta has just released a new privacy policy that chats more light onto where and why data gets collected. the company is reacting to its years of calls for more transparency. but that doesn't mean met her face less data after all, data is essential for personalized as the best we can do is to delete or absent accounts or reject data sharing. whenever that still possible. google meta, an amazon all have the same business model. it's based on collecting data for users . it's very hard to reject personalized ads with. i'm full control over what i sure i can simply stop talking to alex or i can not click on anything. however, the observation of my behavior online, where i am with my device location of my devices sharing and the, the method is that is collected that is very difficult to control for an individual . but we're not completely perilous in order to control ads and instagram. you have to log in to facebook. there you can change the settings for instagram and facebook . remove all apps your facebook acc

ah, a brutal message for meta employees, more than 11000 of them are losing their jobs as mehta along with other tech firms, struggles with soaring costs and a weak advertising mark. also on the ship. there's been some surprises in the u. s . midterm elections, though many races for seats in congress, are still open. our correspondent will give us a check up on what issues matter to voters, and will tell you why a taiwanese investment and a laser company in lithuania, as the communist leadership in china, fumey. i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. the ax falling in big tech facebook parent company mehta is laying off 11000 people about 13 percent of its workforce meta struggling with faltering revenue and broader tech sector was c o. soccer burke says is over optimism about growth lead to over staffing layoffs at meadow which currently employs $87000.00 people are just the latest job losses in silicon valley. twitter, microsoft and amazon are also shedding headcount. earlier i spoke to alicia garcia herero asia pacific chief economist at in a texas investment managers. and i aske

argentinian director natalia mehta has chosen fear as the theme for her 2nd feature film it's based on a horror novel but only loosely. that's a best thing you could say to me that day i think it's a fit in the distance you're going to classify and i hope. people. enjoy this. difficulty. yet ambiguity can sometimes feel like indecision although it feels like a horror film there's no need for viewers to cover their eyes the so-called intruder of the title simply isn't scary still the work of cinematographer barr but i'll vote as lens the film an air of suspense the film is not about mystery about the mystery of the cia or about the mystery of a woman's desire me. and i think what about a quote it gave to this film is the mystery of how our. photographer an older woman seems to know exactly what eunice needs or rather what she needs to lose. the film even has its funny moments. that it could reverse play xena's a woman on the edge of a nervous breakdown with expertise her performance is the best reason to see the film. a concoction of suspense drama horror and even a bit of comedy direct

mehta could bear it no longer she packed up the children and moved back to her family in copenhagen. gauguin soon joined them with plans of taking a job as a sales representative for a french tarpaulin manufacturer. but he was not warmly received. my dear piece of hope at the present time i have come to the end of my courage and resources without credit or money every day i ask myself whether i shouldn't climb to the attic and slip a rope around my neck what keeps me here is painting and painting is at the root of the problem my wife the family everyone blames me for that damned painting pretending that not earning one's living is shameful. the face in the mirror is still young. there's barely a trace of inner conflict but gauguin cannot ignore a compulsion to push the boundaries of his creativity. i am more than ever convinced that there is no such thing as exaggerated out indeed i think there is only salvation in the extreme everything in the middle is mediocre. gauguin pinned all his hopes on an exhibition he was organizing in copenhagen. in displaying his works in denmark he hope

psychologist pronto mehta is an associate professor at university college in london . his research focuses on how hormones particularly influence human behavior. the evidence for that myth that testosterone is directly related to masculine traits like aggression has not borne out in the data so there are plenty of results suggesting that testosterone is either weakly or unrelated to aggressive behavior at all in humans including human males so the field is still trying to unpack these kinds of the facts to understand when to start might be related to other behaviors like helping and pro-social behavior as well the metro has carried out an experiment that involves the ultimatum game similar to the one we saw earlier. it's actually a way to look at 2 kinds of behaviors one is trust to what extent is the 1st move or trusting and 2 to look at reciprocity of trust if someone is hyper trusting is the 2nd mover going to reciprocate that trust. as in the experiment carried out by sean dray out one player was given an extra dose of testosterone the other player was given a plac

marketing professionals like those here at mehta design in berlin have some ounces. volkswagen is a client of theirs as are porsche and siemens. it's clear that high profile brands have the ability to weather scandals. and a market the it's a brand that people trust and why is that. well people grow up with it and it's become a part of their social environment a part of their personal journey in life the brand has always been an integral part of their community and a central figure in society and it's always put a human face in its communications has developed its products so people have developed a standing trust in the brand and they have a huge personal investment in it. easy because. saddam didn't just walk away scot free of course in the u.s. the carmaker was slapped with a twenty five billion euro fine. and even though overall sales have risen cells of its diesel vehicles in europe are under threat. twenty seventeen saw market shares drop in spain by over eight percent and in germany by about seven percent. out of my mouth take her to the customer disappointmen

tasked with forming a new government after her party emerged as the winners of national elections mehta fredrickson will need the support of other parties in a left wing bloc that defeated the center right government and prompted the prime minister's resignation denmark is the 3rd nordic country within a year to elect a leftist government following sweden and finland. its here at copenhagen zoo malian born palace were denmark's queen monday to receive the representatives of the country's political parties to discuss the formation of a new government though he conceded defeat tradition dictated the country's prime minister was 1st in line i think it's clear mehta frederickson will be given the task of putting together a new administration. frederickson social democrats top the polls after a campaign that focused on migration the climate crisis and the welfare state in recent years to social democrats have adopted a much tougher line on immigration and pledge to increase public spending. at them that danes have decided they want to new majority and want to move in a different direction. f

this is d, w nears africa, coming up on the program. facebook's parent company mehta, in the dark on the continent, accused of being pacey on profits, but slow on safety. the stage a set for landmark lawsuits and kenya against the tech giant over clinton, posted online that allegedly lead to home and even death offline. also coming up violent extremism affects sub saharan africa, more than any other region. a new un report identifies the main issue driving people to join army groups with loss as to had as violence in burkina. faso continues to force people from their homes, some end up across the border and gone out there already. questions about how long the neighbors can host them. and let's fly, sky high of pioneer in the hot air. balloon piloting gives us a view of life from her vantage point. with i'm told me or lady boy, it's good to have you with us. mehta, the company that owns a facebook is under fire in kenya. it work as there are suing complaining. they have been subjected to in humane working conditions, including forced labor, irregular pay, and no right to unionize. the

mehta and although i want the children to get back to the village it's growing too cold out here and the polar bears pose an ever present danger. they plan to follow us as soon as there's a clear path through the ice to their boat is too big to haul over the ice. the fact. that. it's a tiring and perilous journey back. anyone who falls into the water here is unlikely to survive. the cold but before. flying. it's hard for us to judge exactly how thick the ice really is. we drag our boat over the pack ice. all the time were afraid that the ice could crack or that someone could slip into the icy water. we make our way from ice floe to ice floe taking advantage of every little ice free passage to use the boat. we drag push and pull getting in and out of the boat for hours on end. this isn't normal for the middle of july. the new weather patterns are making life difficult for the in a with all the knowledge they've acquired over many generations which helps them predict weather conditions is becoming unreliable. before you know. that 1st. class. late that evening after hours crossing the

after 2 nights on the ice mehta has also made it home. we leave for tony deeply moved by its people and its natural beauty. thanks the path to the landing strip is still blocked by ice. this is yellow knife canada at the military section of its airport. where traveling with the 2nd battalion of quebec's royal 22nd regiment a unit which supports canada's joint task force north. it's been a long trip from meet almost 8000 kilometers with stops in quebec and yellowknife before we reach cambridge bay and the canadian arctic. we're taking part in operation a knock knock put its mission to patrol the northwest passage canadian territory that could hardly be more isolated. live to griffin military helicopters fly low taking advantage of the element of surprise. on. the helicopters head out over the water they have their sights set on a cargo ship and radio the freighter to identify itself. the captain is surprised. he asks why the helicopter is there he never imagined that 2 military helicopters would suddenly appear in the middle of the night t

come to say goodbye and make sure we're ok nor walser back in the day and after 2 nights on the ice mehta has also made it home. we leave eco for touring mates deeply moved by its people and its natural beauty. the path to the landing strip is still blocked by ice thanks. this is yellow knife canada at the military section of its airport thanks we're traveling with the 2nd battalion of quebec's royal 22nd regiment a unit which supports canada's john. task force north. it's been a long trip from the top we're told to meet almost a 1000 kilometers with stops in quebec and yellowknife before we reach cambridge bay in the canadian arctic. we're taking part in operation not quote it's mission to patrol the northwest passage canadian territory that could hardly be more isolated. the 2 griffin military helicopters fly low taking advantage of the element of surprise. the helicopters head out over the water they have their sights set on a cargo ship and radio the freighter to identify itself the captain is surprised. he asks why the helicopter is there he never imagined that 2 military helicopters

the norwegian moyles are of course fans oh post the painter and the writer crown princess mehta moderate and husband prince hardcore on dropped in on the opening. harkens praise was almost too much for the writer. you know our most well known painter. clowns go is you know a contemporary writer superstar so it's nice to have you don't like that broker that i said. earlier but it is but it's great that the 2 come together and i think now scott has that same thing in his literature where he really goes deep into the details and tries to show people how he sees them the most museum and also 1st invited to choose his favorite monk works 2 years ago the writer was given full access to the museum and the thousands of works that have never been shown publicly avoiding the movie icons was a conscious decision i've seen it a 1000000 times and so have you been sort of everybody and that's a problem with a comic paintings you have always seen them before you know for us in a moment where you see that's the problem. visited monks summerhouse and telling me in an attempt to get closer to the painter

using satellite recordings mehta data and pictures from social media the team is trying to meticulously reconstruct the scenes of war crimes and a sequence of events leading up to the recordings of civilians on site are set in treaties visualization and positioned in relation to the scene of the crime. if somebody is recording a video. sometimes risking their own lives recording a video in an urban environment and posting it online we need to treat it like a message in a bottle they've put that message in and through it so that maybe somebody would look at. the israeli architect of and set up the independent research group and twenty eleven before that he worked as a human rights activist in palestine. forensic architecture sees its role as that of a vested interest. they focus on buildings where violent crimes were committed. most conflict these days take place in cities take place in a in an environment that has a lot of civilians it has media in it that is very complex and in order to understand it we need new tools it sounds complicated but in essence it's simple showing what happen

next month that's becoming ever more likely with the fed describing the economy as solid supported by mehta factoring and labor strength and the central bank is playing down the economic impact of recent hurricanes another sign it's on track to lift borrowing costs again. yes what is the likelihood of a rate rise next month. well we might see an interest rate increase in december it's tough to really put a percentage bet on it but it is really likely especially if the u.s. economy keeps to improve as we see it right now the labor market seems to be pretty strong if you look at consumer confidence we are at the highest level in about seventeen years and specially was the holiday season coming up that is probably consumers also will keep spending we just saw for a second consecutive month g.d.p. so the u.s. economy growing by a good three percent so if that pace continues it is pretty likely that we will see the next interest rate increase in december and then maybe some more steps next year ok thank you very much for your analysis from new york and. janet yellen as rights announcement today

forefront of many adverse developments have a track record of facilitating harmful practices online like mehta, formerly known as facebook. and instagram. having said that matter has just announced to offer new protective measures for their quest to be our headset. parents will now be able to deny purchase is block apps view screen time and see who the child is added as a friend. more and more companies pledge to make child safety a priority. epic games publisher of popular online games for tonight. and lego have announced a new cooperation at a cost of $2000000000.00 us dollars. they want to make a commitment to a child safety. however, it is still unclear whether this will become a separate manager as project just for children, of course, so i, the grooming isn't just restricted to the men of us. grooms have even use seemingly harmless playlists on spot to fly, to try and bore in victims. and bought kids to playlists and then using the description field, they off kids to pose nude in the playlists profile picture. this stuff is happening way. you least expect that the authorities concave pop

and the campaign talk to our main and mehta theme is to present the experience of exile what does it mean to leave to be in transit that state of limbo what is it like to arrive in a foreign land will you be accepted or shaken by home 2nd us. more than half a 1000000 people were forced out of nazi germany like rider on a zeta in 1033 the nazis burned her books on the run from the gestapo she fled to mexico writing explores the trauma of the statement. and nobel prize winner thomas mann the novelist found a new home in california the villa aurora became a home away from home for exiled german intellectuals from director fritz long to playwright battered. it's an incredible saga of different fates people who scattered across the world and who didn't just save their own lives but brought about an unbelievable cultural transfer because it wasn't just anyone who left many of the exiles came from the intellectual classes the liberal democratic classes the sciences and the arts. you could say they were the elite of the 5 my record like. republic here is where the contributions from this cul

maker the we've been told is cashing in on a surgeon demand from china but it's not planning a moving mehta factoring there to be closer to its customer all cut costs it's chief executive say is asian shop as a note interested in products made in that part of the world this is probably not the sassing you'd associate with a multinational luxury brand but it here in a remote french village that lou eve we ta'en had chosen to stass up shop and pissed is why the whole luxury chain depends on our designs when the artisans leave the artists following. what is taking place here is the convergence of artists of artisans in the same place which shores the longevity of the luxury business in france france is number one in the world in luxury it's because of these leather workshops. in. this region and western france was once renowned for its leather industry some 400 factories once made shoes that were distributed across the entire country in the 1990 s. production moved to countries with lower wages only a museum remains to tell the story of a golden age he did worked in the industry for 44 years s

companies like mehta and google make money through advertisements. personalize ads are especially effective. the more the companies know, the better they can target you. instagram's parents, company meta saves information that users leave when the use the up. that includes everything you share with other users voluntarily, like photos, comments and links. but the app also stores meta data from photos and videos that you upload, like where it was shot, and what it to picks. if you're constantly logged into instagram or facebook on your phone, you're also sharing your location as instagram, facebook, and what's up all register. where when the at this being used, interactions with in the up itself. um, likewise saved and analyzed by matter, like which post scrubber attention longest. for example, instagram knows how long you scroll through the profile of your crush at night. so instagram or facebook don't actually need to spy on us. all the apps have to do is to register who we know and where we were at what time and with whom met us algorithms compare our data to our friends and followers dat

and i do think that the walls of key been a bit and for companies like mehta, i mean they're sort of looking at opportunities now to monetize that you could have churn from a subscriber perspective. but i do believe this is maybe a changing the times. how do you think uh, facebook and instagram users are likely to react? i mean, this service is app and free since they hit the market. and facebook, for example, repeatedly has been saying it will remain a free service to. yeah, well i think it's also possible facebook would have a lower subscription fee just i think there's a lot more ensuring that can happen there. but instagram, especially in certain demographics, when you think about younger generations, or maybe you instagram like eating and drinking. and then instagram, right, and then i phone. so it's become that important in terms every day. i think meta and dr. burke understand the churn, the bar could be worse and the by, and i think it's experimental to what they're seeing. you maybe if, if it's successful here, it's something we can see in the us as well as global and. 3 do