brick production continues to grow.viding struggling farmers with another source of work, leading to extra cash income. in this episode of "asia insight," we take a look at the people behind an economy that is at last beginning to take off. dhaka, the capital of bangladesh, is known as the world's most densely populated city. the country's population has soared to more than 14 million and increases by tens of thousands every year. the bustling port to the south of the city is dhaka's gateway, connecting it to rural areas. second or third-born sons of farmers who have no land of their own come in search of work. in the past decade bangladesh has enjoyed economic growth, averaging over 6% a year. the capital has changed dramatically. real estate prices have risen twenty-fold in the center of the city. and the traffic has doubled. roads are heavily congested during the morning and evening rush hours. with a growing population and increased foreign investment the demand for new homes, factories, and commercial properties ha

it's call the "the art of the brick." he says he designed the philadelphia theme collection exclusively for the franklin institute. it includes lego brick infused photography and even the mona lisa in lego form. look at this. the highlight, a replica liberty bell. >> there is some trial and error, of course. i flew each individual brick down as i go because these works travel all around the world and i want them to stay in one place. i'm actually gluing the bricks together. it's a slow process. >> and no one wants another crack in the liberty bell. he says it took 30,000 lego bricks and about a week and a half of work to build the replica. a week and a half. that's not bad. >>> a live look right now at the franklin institute in center city. the art of the brick exhibit opens saturday. tickets are $20 for adults $15 for children ages 3 to 11. a lot of legos there. >>> a south jersey family is in a battle with the lottery over a winning ticket. the family says they won $50,000, but the lottery says they only get a couple bu

expression from the southeast looking back up owens again, we sort of book end the site with those brick building there were comments in the meeting about the building seemed a little bit plan we articulated all the bricks with a kind of metal trim so it will have a second reading of a different shadow in that and then from the 280 freeway side you come along and see the building is a series of buildings you see in between the paths this is looking to the southeast and staff had asked we consider the notation that the 280 freeway may go away at some time what this looks like we designed that west facade of the building to come down to the ground and provide for a front design for that would happen if the freeway would go away it's a sense of a landscape that tides it into the boulevard that is projected on the left side of this slide there's also a vehicular drop off area at the northwest corner of the site that ties into an access road along the site view from the north so signed we've tried to break the articulate of the building into piece that have sort of a smaller scale reading and

it is build will go brick on brick. together to make sure they can travel because this exhibition is gigantic over a hundred sculptures. we travel all over the the world. we are exited to bring it to philadelphia and share these were everyone. >> there is no going back you are committed when you you the that down. >> exactly. if i make a mistake on those rare occasions i have to chisel the lego bricks apart. >> how long does this take. >> anything that is a human form will take me two to three weeks, long hours in the studio my art studio has over 4 million brick. i have plenty of piece toes pull from and clicking away good amateur buildings, kid seeing this and want to do this what advice do you have for them. >> have fun, that is most important thing. use that imagination. the whole idea was to take the toy something the world had never seen before. create art out of legos, use your imagination and have fun good we found tr. x and mona lisa too. is there anyone piece thaw love. >> they are all my favorites but i did d

it is called the art of the brick by nathan sawaya. the collection is exclusively for the franklin institute and it includes lego brick infused photography and the mona lisa in lego form. the highlight of the show the replica of the liberty bell. >> there is trial and error, of course. i'm actually gluing each individual brick down as i go. because these works travel all over the world and i want them to stay in one piece. so i'm actually gluing the bricks together, so it is a slow process. >> indeed it is. he says it took 30,000 lego bricks and about a week and a half of work to build the liberty bell replica. and here is a live look at the franklin institute in center city. the art of the brick exhibit opens on saturday. tickets are $20 for adults. it is $15 for children ages 3 to 11. >>> february is national children's dental health month. and this week dentists in our area will be helping disadvantaged children get the dental care they need. it is part of give kids a smile day. great program. here to tell us more about it is dr. ho

i'm actually gluing the bricks together.it's a slow process. >> the art of the brick exhibit opens at 9:30 at the franklin institute. >>> let's head now to berks county. if you live near the barley mo craft beer house in west reading you can get two six packs delivered at a time. they will deliver to anybody over 21 who lives within a five-mile radius of the business. the pennsylvania liquor control board made beer delivery legal last year. two businesses in ses kutztown have applied for licenses. >>> luckily no snow in terms of big snowstorms on the horizon right now. we are expecting some precipitation on monday but rain here and then a wintry mix to the north and west. let's take a look at the weather headlines on this saturday morning. we're looking at back-to-normal temperatures today. temperatures closer to the low 40s, not a bad day overall. more clouds and sunshine. very comfortable for february. could be a lot worse. it has been a lot worse the past couple days. 50s on sunday. it looks like the city south and east.

by brick family by family moving into those unite with a level of support of services they trust toe griffith we had an infusion of dollars mother person i want to thank over and over again our fellow certainty nancy pelosi she's allowed us to demonstrate what we're felt is behind the entire vision authenticity not so much investment in barker but we began with investing in people first and letting the residents we care about they're to be treated as full fledged residents of san francisco this is the conversation that leandro and i have time and time again she's led the effort to make sure that our budget is appropriately supported of our public housing residents not just so we can survive or die on our own is where he to lend that because guess what the people that will there are san franciscans ease kept we fail they fail we needed everything we needed tenant applicant and people that believe in us and demonstrate that quickly and have all the agencies including our police officers our firefighters and bishgz building inspectors our expertise that has been involved tremors in the

. >> art of the brick, starts saturday and these are some of the pieces. some of the piece. >> let's take a look, seeing a loft human farm. that's where my passion lies. you know do, a lot with the human form, really put some emotion into the art. >> what's the average time that it is taking for to you -- >> life size human form it, will take me two, three weeks just depending on how complex al detail. >> you are telling me you have studio in los angeles. >> right. >> how many leggos do you have in los angeles. >> i have over 4 million leggo bricks in my art studio. >> oh, my gosh. >> so i can just imagine whatever, and just start building. >> start grabbing bricks. >> what do we have right here? what's this? >> this is a piece called underneath, kinds of playing around with what's under us with a we have on the inside, kind of spooky effect to it going on there whereas other pieces like this piece, it is kind before that mask we all wear, and again, you are looking at weeks and weeks of work of gluing all of these individual bricks into place. you. >> kno

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this is compressed into a brick and it will be -- melt over time. >> reporter: they say at $12 a brick, it's a lot cheaper than calling the roofer. many of the roofers may not want to go up on a icy roof roofing supply says you shouldn't take any chances by putting those roofing chances up in your gutter. maybe sure it's safe. you have level ground. it's not easy where you put the ladder. don't actually go up on the roof. you can pile them around your gutters and downspouts where that snow will melt go through them, dissolve it and, in theory keep everything from freezing. doug shimell, "nbc10 news." >> good advice doug. >>> can you keep track of the cold and other weather conditions all right at your fingertips with the "nbc10 news" app for your smartphone or tablet. >>> sky force ten over breaking news in center city. police tell us just within the past hour someone used a fake grenade to rob the susquehanna bank at eighth and walnut street. we were told 20 minutes ago police may have found that grenade in south philadelphia. they're trying to confirm this is the same one. no word ye

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art of the brick opens on saturday. >> kathy, you saw this.d it's great. >> it is amazeing. >> i can't wait to see that. >> check it out. >> back in a moment.

artist nathan salea features more than 100 lego sculptures made from more than a million bricks.t is a a lot including a 20-foot long trex. >> because it is lego, and because it has whimsy it is fun, engaging for children but yet pieces are so dramatic and placed in some beautiful settings that it has a look of an art exhibit for an adult as well. >>> macing. >> in addition to salea's own crucials the exhibit features interpretations historic works including mona lisa and the screen. the art of the brick it goes on display starting saturday. >> well, good evening, i saw that exhibit in new york and we all went craze i. even if you are not a huge lego fan you will love this exhibit. let's talk about the weather. we are looking at a clear skies right the now with cloud moving n these cloud, will be moving in overnight tonight and they will help temperature, from bottoming out too much, wind become southerly and that southerly wind within warming us up toward dawn. that is good news, in this particular forecast. we're looking at temperatures that are falling now though, mainly in th

it's called the art of the brick. nathan says he designed the philadelphia-themed collection exclusively for the franklin institute. it includes lego brick infused photography, even a vintage mona lisa in lego form and the highlight, a replica of the liberty bell. here's a live look. the art of the brick exhibit opens saturday. tickets are $20 for adults $15 for children ages 3 to 11. >>> putting an end to a controversial debate. the bill that would make vaccinations a requirement for children in one state. >>> and what do you see here? an" "" "o" or a "c"? well this lottery ticket a family says the answer to that question cost them thousands of dollars. >>> new this morning, brazil will spend close to $130 million to beef up security for the olympic games in rio de janeiro. authorities say they're also working with security agencies in the u.s. france and germany to tighten security for those summer games. now, this all follows concern over rising gun violence in rio over the past few weeks. >>> two senators in calif

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it is called 3-d cool bricks.the daily californian reports that it can absorb water vapor like giant sponges and when warm air passes through the micropores, the watery evaporates to lower the indoor temperature. >> that's wild. i feel like i should pour maple syrup on it. >> can they make it any prettier? >> phase one. >> yes yes. in sports this is what you call bouncing back. the warriors get clobbered in cleveland and then they go all >>> good evening. the warriors had every reason to be dragging. they were smoked in cleveland and they didn't get into toronto until 3:00 a.m. but they went out and crushed the raptors. ♪ o canada ♪ dan, you are not the only one who can sing, bud. they made one of 19 shots in the first quarter. green and company are up 23 at the half. clay scores 11 points in two minutes and finishes with 25.

the news came in and hit like a ton of bricks it was a pleasant ton of bricks there was an announcement on facebook no dog and pony show there. this is going on for two years they courted the dnc and brought leaders into philadelphia as early as a few weeks ago, the mayor, governor rendell and congressman bob brady sold the idea of the historic elements of philadelphia and that appealed to the dnc so on july 25th 2016 the convention will open here as we say this is a democratic town and today here in city hall, many many pleased democrats. >> just kind of sitting there getting ready for the day and i got a call from chairwoman debbie wasserman shultz and she asked if we would be the host city forever the dnc convention and of course i screamed yes. >> i am sided i'm happy to have the dnc in philadelphia. they have not been here since 1948 it's going to be a great victory for philadelphia. >> this is a big ticket event because that is why there were reservations early on one our willingness and our ability to get this done and we have made the commitments and we'll figure out a way to ra

fulsome street between 9th and 10th a protecting housing below market rate housing building a red brick facade that looks at paved into a modern apartment that building behind that i agree it is not exactly what i consider the finest of architecture for our city it's a fine line between how much we define it and mr. fry said about the case by case basis where we get into the specifics of what makes sense relative to whato is what is the impact and the showroom itself is critical that's important to that particular project but may not be an overall part of a policy i think we're really getting very refined and detailed where policies should stay. >> you know in going back to what commissioner hyland said let's go back and think about the purpose. >> the information if the alternative. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so i think what wear saying it's been done people know it's been done we're saying this could come flofthin front of us and be approved. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i think the 5 m project was a good example of again why we want to have this policy because you know that was a massive p

it is called 3-d cool bricks. the daily californian reports that it can absorb water vapor like giant sponges and when warm air passes through the micropores, the watery evaporates to lower the indoor temperature. >> that's wild. i feel like i should pour maple syrup on it. >> can they make it any prettier? >> phase one. >> yes yes. in sports this is what you call bouncing back. the warriors get clobbered in cleveland and then they go all lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't believe you did this deck yourself. well me, lowe's and zeus and apollo. now get 10% off in-stock composite decking at lowe's. >>> good evening. the warriors had every reason to be dragging. they were smoked in cleveland and they didn't get into toronto until 3:00 a.m. but they went out and crushed the raptors. ♪ o canada ♪ dan, you are not the only one who can sing, bud. they made one of 19 shots in the first quarter. green and company are up 23 at the half. clay scores 11 points in two minutes and fini

, like red brick in a district, are there specifics about color in this district? >> commissioners, tim fry, department staff. not specifically in the appendix that governs the telegraph hill landmark district we don't dictate paint color. i think the clarification made here is we wanted to ensure the wood siding is in fact, painted. it's really more a concern about finish rather than specific color. and we can clarify that if the commission feels it's appropriate. >> yeah, there was a lot of information about color in the packet and i thought that seemed well out of the realm of our authority, to pick the paint color for someone's home. thank you. >> at a completely non-preservation issue but it comes up sometimes when we have these pop-ups at the top of stairwells, the retractable roof access, was that approved in san francisco? >> yes. >> very, very helpful. commissioners, anything else? commissioner johnck. >> i had a question on the person that, the neighbor that is not all that happy with it. i'm just questioning the statement, we do not agree that the roof d

i urge you not to let one brick be on there, not a shadow or a brick. >> does anyone else want to speak? okay. come on up. go ahead. >> good morning, my name is heather phillips and executive director youth and children's rec center that utilizes the park for plenty of our programming. south of market is booming with development and i feel like for a lot of our families they already feel like they live under the shadow of that development. the park is really sacred space. this is something that we urge, even though it play be within the allowable limits of shadow, and particularly that last shadow hour of the day you see the park used more than i think any other hours. folks are getting off work and taking their kids to the parks and taking their dogs out and spending time together. so for that to be time when shadow is going to be most affected, would really just be a shame. again we just urge you to vote to disapprove this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker and i will read a few more names. [speaker s' names read] so if i have called your name, come on up. it does not h

straw, sticks bricks. one that i really want to get into the white brick house, the strongest of them all. these others are just in my way, but not for lock because in this town you have to know which way the wind is blowing. and right now, it's about to get very windy. >> sesame street's take on "house f kard" "house of cards." >>> we begin to a potential breakthrough in the talks between iran and the six world powers. a new round of negotiations will be taking place next week after a senior official revealed that progress actually was being made with iran. at this moment the agreement would involve a nuclear freeze for at least ten years. american officials have been pushing for a 20-year hold. the restrictions would likely be eased as time goes on. not surprisingly israel's defense minister quickly criticized the developments warning it would threaten peace around the

. >> art is created with the most unlikely materials legos this is the art of the brick and it's about to open at the franklin institute. this is the mona lisa, artist nathan has been designing original works including a 20 foot long t-rex skeleton and the art of the brick opens on saturday. world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00, that is on phl 17 and join us for a special report right here on channel 6 at 11:00 decoding your food cravings could the food you crave be a sign you are lacking other things. join alicia vitarelli on "action news" at 11:00. i'm jim gardner, i hope you join us at 11:00 tonight. i am, actually. with exotic fish? yeah! and a giant star fish? how can you tell? you've been staring at the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. right. $300,000 buried treasure. with 10 top prizes of $300,000. (announcer) want to see your dream come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> on this wednesday night, we're on the scene of the deadly tra

occupied in the new space we'll see another 411 spaces being needed in order to serve the [inaudible] brick buildings. this slide which i won't go over shows the detail of how we calculated the preand post peek parking demand. we are fortunate enough to work with a great consultant with these numbers. if you have questions i can answer those. so, we come to the proseal to expand sfgh garage, which is a solution to had parking prck. the garage was originally designed to accommodate, 116 smine 9 spaces. the parking operates a full capacity and this includes valet parking. the parking capacity as you can see from this slide from the parking, the airline view occupies a full city block already and by building out the original design we would occupy the remaining portion of the block so if is possible to do this. when we work with [inaudible] if we can push this forward, they will expect a very robust transportation demand program that goes hand in hand withgy additional parking they allows us to build. even with these programs we sus spect there will be a deficit in parking. [inaudible] post 20

it is called 3-d cool bricks.ly californian reports that it can absorb water vapor like giant sponges and when warm air passes through the micropores, the watery evaporates to lower the indoor temperature. >> that's wild. i feel like i should pour maple syrup on it. >> can they make it any prettier? >> phase one. >> yes yes. in sports this is what you call bouncing back. the warriors get clobbered in cleveland and then they go all ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> good evening. the wa

megan murphy, leaked documents bricks of cash. it is the stuff of novels.e it has taken so long go to come to light? >> it has been known for some time that this information was out there. it was actually stolen in 2007 and given to governments in 2010, and, in fact, governments around the world have acted on this information, but it has taken until now for them to know the full scale of what was going on at hsbc, and i think that is what has actually shocked people. it is not that the information was out there. it is just what was revealed over the weekend. >> what about the secret swiss bank accounts? >> i think there are so many elements of this story that are going to play out. one is is this the final of bank secrecy, because there are several cases brought against ubs and other smaller swiss banks. it has other implications for hsbc. there are several issues. while stephen green, who is in the firing line for this particular issue, a chief executive at the time, who later became trade minister, who has refused to comment on this, we will see what he s

well prince george's county is changing literally brick by brick this afternoon. this is a compelling symbol of out with the old, in with the new. take a look, this is a live picture as the old plumbers building in brentwood, maryland is being demolished before our eyes. we can tell you that county officials are on hand. this building, more than 60 years old, became a fixture here on rhode island avenue but most recently more of an eyesore. residents say it sat abandoned and dormant for three years. it happened at the safeway and was used as a plumbing supply store. we want to show you video from moments ago as county officials including the executive took turns running the backhoe behind us taking hits at this building. we can tell you this building stood here for more than 60 years. today, it is coming down. >> glad to see that they finally started to work on it. there's been a lot of talk back and forth as to what was going on. and sitting vacant and been an eyesore. back here live much like what has happened in downtown hyattsville. county officials are trying

lifting the collapsed structure brick by brick.ask of locating extracting and identifying those killed is extremely difficult. the bodies of some 30 ukrainian soldiers have been found here so far. but the process of transferring them to a morgue and then returning them to their relatives receives low priority. these corpses were found 24 hours previously but have still not been taken away. and there were other casualties. in the chaos of the conflict neither side have definitive figures for the numbers missing in action. the international red cross is now trying to assist. >> we're cooperating with the morgues, providing body bags to some groups involved in the retrieval of bodies. now we are -- yeah we will be trying to get more involved in the process in the transfer of bodies, and we offered our services in this regard to both parties. >> reporter: only nine soldier's bodies have been transferred to the ukrainian side. across the conflict zone of east ukraine are many more fighters of both sides yet to be given the dignity of a