it is the work of late artist christo and his wife, jeanne-claude.he meaning of art. >> reporter: in paris this weekend, traffic stopped and crowds gathered to see the arc de triomphe transformed. >> i'm not surebs but it sure, s ours. i have the feeling of happiness now, so i'm excited. >> it is really beautiful. >> reporter: the huge monument, wrapped in shimmering fabric, tied in place with red rope, the colors subtly emulating the french flag. >> it is an absolutely fantastic idea. it is both very beautiful and very innovative. >> i love the work. i love the artist. >> reporter: it is the creation of the artist known simply as christo. but when christo died last year at 84, finishing the project became a mission for christo's small team of three. his nephews, vladimir and jonathan, and studio manager, lorenza giovanelli. >> it is very dramatic and in correct english, but it expresses his satisfaction. >> all of the design was done, every rope, every fold, every pleat is exactly the way christo designed it. it will be his baby. we're just finishin

in a bedford claude public letter he told he was being removed in his role as prosecutor and said the against him were diversionary tactics intended to serve confusion. it all plunges 80 into further political crisis. there is almost a vacuum emerging in some of of government. the murder of presidentjovenel moise only worsening political divisions, gang violence and corruption in the nation. and the latest instability comes at the worst possible moment. more than 2000 were killed in a huge earthquake last month and eight is still urgently needed in the affected region. just as a graduate hope for a semblance of calm between the two earthquakes and coronavirus, it seems there is still more political upheaval ahead. will grant, bbc news. garry pierre pierre is the founder of the news website the haitian times. he gave me his take on this latest development. unfortunately, the investigation into the assassination of president jovenel moise has been politicised. it has been, since the very beginning and now we're seeing raw politics where people are not even pretending any more. the oppos

jean-claude: first of all, thank you for inviting.r question, i would say we are in a different universe, it seems to me, in the u.s. and in europe. in the u.s., you had a commitment to purchase exactly the same amount every month, and this is a clear-cut commitment. tapering means something. in europe, there is flexibility. the central bank always reserved the right to accelerate or weaken the pace of the purchase of tradable securities, according to the pandemic program. they have in the past modified their pace of purchases. i don't exclude everything, including the fact that perhaps they could say now, after a period of time during which we accelerated purchases, we can go back to the previous level. i don't exclude anything. it's not a big deal. it's the way the ecb governing council is handling the purchase of tradable securities according to the pandemic program. anna: it is not a big deal, you say. good morning to you. you say the ecb has the flexible. should today, do you think, should they be reducing the pace of those purch

and jean claude wrapped monumental projects. in urban areas, there are 3, we can select it in. so as many people as possible can see it. it's not the artist skipped to the public, chris so, so his drawings to fund his projects. he said financial independence was essential to his vision. despite the scale of the work, fled to me, it says the technical aspect and logistics are not his biggest hurdle, the rigor showers for me, the course will make them. and this is a criticism, is excitement, a symbol of france and back job for military grade celebrations. and protests, the og to trail for being out work for 16 days, daring and intriguing. some will admire it, others will find it pointless. but increase those world, creating the unnecessary was the ultimate expression of freedom. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. phil, come all that is in force, an unlikely admirer describes us open champion as the tennis talent of the century here with more interest. ah, [000:00:00;00] use use with me. oh, i a sport his id. thank you so much as you know, and you champions league sees in the

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. >> reporter: it was conceived in 1962 by the artist christo and his partner, jean claude.y also wrapped the reichstag building in berlin, the sydney coastline, and 11 islands off miami. christo famously said art is irrational and useless, its only point to delight the senses. >> it's a source of excitement. >> reporter: jean claude passed away in 2009, followed by christo last year. his nephew, vladimir javacheff, oversaw this project and told us criticism is normal. >> i mean, it's very human for not all of us to agree, and everybody's opinion and interpretation is legitimate. they can-- it's a work of art. you can take it in so many ways. >> reporter: when you think of a french architectural icon, the eiffel tower may spring to mind. but for many french people it's this place, the arc de triomphe, that symbolizes their national identity. it was built as a memorial to fallen french soldiers, and through the centuries, it's witnessed catastrophic defeats... >> general eisenhower. >> reporter: ...glorious victory, and vandalism during street protests in 2018. when the frenc

in a public letter to bedford claude, henry told claude he was being removed in his role as prosecutor plunges haiti into further political crisis. there is almost a vacuum emerging in some levels of government. the murder of presidentjovenel moise only worsening political divisions, gang violence and corruption in the nation. and the latest instability comes at the worst possible moment. more than 2000 were killed in a huge earthquake last month and aide is still urgently needed in the affected region. just as a haitians hoped for a semblance of calm between the two earthquakes and coronavirus, it seems there is still more political upheaval ahead. will grant, bbc news. i'm breaking news coming from north korea where it appears to have fired what is described by the south korean military as an unidentified projectile towards the sea of japan, unidentified projectile towards the sea ofjapan, and unidentified projectile towards the sea of japan, and the suspected missile launch has been confirmed by both south korean and japanese authorities. the japanese coastguard said the object fire

and his wife, john claude. but they never live to see it become a reality. natasha. about the reports from paris. dozens of climbers, 25000 square meters of recyclable cloth, and 3 kilometers of red rope. one of paris is most recognizable monuments. the arc de triomphe is being transformed into a shimmering art work, the creation of bulgarian artist cristo who 1st imagined wrapping the napoleon era arch 60 years ago, but died last year before seeing his dream become reality. his nephew vladimir is overseeing the project, means already many different things for many different people. the one to drop and becomes a work of art without another meeting, but also was going to be amazing as with the fabric. it would have this issue ality, this for jealousy. they will become something different that people want to touch it. you can see the wind and christ was born in bulgaria in 1935. as a young man, he fled communist rule for paris, where he met john claude, his wife, an autistic collaborator until her death in 2009. the couple, dozens of building monuments and even islands

it's a unique and intense experience. christo and jean claude wrapped monumental projects. in urban areas, there are 3. we can factor in. so as many people as possible can see it. it's not the artist skipped to the public. chris so sold his drawings to fund his projects. he said financial independence was essential to his vision. despite the scale of the work, fled to me says the technical aspect and logistics are not his biggest hurdle, the rigorous hours for me, the course we missed them, and this is a criticism. his excitement, a symbol of france and back job for military grade celebrations. and protests, the og to trail for being out work for 16 days, daring and intriguing. some will admire it. others will find it pointless. but increase those world, creating the unnecessary with the ultimate expression of freedom. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. i one of the fast, well, the biggest events, the gala has returned with a bang after missing the year because of demick, hollywood stars musicians on the well top names turned out in style for the annual charity event in

it's a unique and intense experience. krista and jean claude wrapped monumental projects in urban areas. there are 3, we can factor, and so as many people as possible can see it. it's not the artist skipped to the public. chris so sold his drawings to fund his projects. he said financial independence was essential to his vision. despite the scale of the work, fled to me says the technical aspect and logistics are not his biggest hurdle. the biggest challenge for me, the course. mr. mann, this is a criticism. his excitement, a symbol of france and back job for military grade celebrations and protests. the og to trail for being out work for 16 days, daring and intriguing some will admire it. others will find it pointless. but increase those world, creating the unnecessary with the ultimate expression of freedom. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris, san fort hannah, thank you very much. kim, while the group stage of the champions league gets on the way later on tuesday. title hold of chelsea are back in european action. that for the 1st time since lifting the trophy in may films to holle

he fled communist rule for paris, where he met john claude, his wife, an autistic collaborator until her death in 2009. the couple dozens of building monuments and even islands in 1985 they worked on paris is paul nuff. but the object thrilled remained there. go the artist. believe the by wrapping the all the tree on would were feel what they call it the essence and draw people's attention to its beauty throughout their career. a couple said that the aim with their work was to bring people joy said best that because it's a temporary installation. it's a unique and intense experience. christo and john called wrapped monumental projects. in urban areas, there are 3. we can factor in. so as many people as possible can see it. it's not the artist skipped to the public. chris though, sold his drawings to and his project, he said financial independence was essential to his vision. despite the scale of the work, fled to me says the technical aspect and logistics are not his biggest hurdle, the rigorous hours for the rest of the course, we missed them. and this is a criticism. his excitement

it's a unique and intense experience. christo and jean claude wrapped monumental projects. in urban areas, there are 3. we can factor in. so as many people as possible can see it, it's not the artist skipped to the public. chris sold his drawings to fund his projects. he said financial independence was essential to his vision. despite the scale of the work, latimer says the technical aspect and logistics are not his biggest hurdle, the rigorous hours for the course. and this is a criticism, his excitement, a symbol of france and back job for military grade celebrations and protests. the aga trail for being out work for 16 days, daring, and intriguing some will admire it. others will find it pointless, but increase the world, creating the unnecessary with the ultimate expression of freedom. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. ah, i see is agitated. let's get round up. tell stories. now. international donors have pledged more than a $1000000000.00 for afghanistan. the un secretary general says he's concerned the country's economy could collapse. the u. s. secretary of state say

it's a unique and intense experience. christo and jean claude wrapped monumental projects. in urban areas, there are 3, we can select it in. so as many people as possible can see it. it's not the artist skipped to the public, chris so, so his drawings to fund his projects. he said financial independence was essential to his vision. despite the scale of the work, fled to me says the technical aspect and logistics are not his biggest hurdle. the biggest challenge for me, the course. and this is a criticism. his excitement, a symbol of france and back job for military grade celebrations and protests, the og to trail for being out work for 16 days, daring and intriguing some will admire it, others will find it pointless. but increase those world, creating the unnecessary was the ultimate expression of freedom. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. now the corona virus pandemic put a stop to in person entertainment across the globe, affecting many performers. but one man in malaysia has found a new way of using his skills chart. his some by root in is now known as the fucking c

christo and jean-claude shared a vision, creating the gates in new york city's central park, the gianttains and even wrapped germany's parliament after jean-claude died in 2009, christo carried on, leaving a framework for his nephew before his death last year. >> the most difficult thing for me is christo is not here. we all miss him terribly >> he should have been here to see this >> how excited he will be especially when coming alive >> reporter: and take a look at that edge of the arc on sunday, a hundred specially trained rock climbers will be rapelling down unfurling the last 18 panels this is the fabric it's actually pretty heavy christo and jean-claude wanted people to touch it they wanted people to experience it here on the arc and the installation will be sending people home with a piece of this fabric if they visit but, guys, you have to be quick because all of this comes back down again on october 3rd. >> kelly, do the parisians dig it do they like that? >> reporter: they're liking it here the arc de triomphe is kind of having its fashion moment. >> kelly, thank you. >> you'

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. >> sreenivasan: christo and his late wife jeanne-claude worked together for decades on massive public installations that included: covering the pont neuf bridge in paris in golden yellow. wrapping germany's parliament building in silver-gray. and, erecting a series of bright orange gates throughout new york's central park. the arc de triome will get a silvery-blue wrapping, as chsto imagined it. >> christo said, "i would only like to wrap the arc de triomphe in paris. that's really the one thing i would like to do." hopefully, christo would be most happy if somebody looks at it d says, "it looks just like the drawings." >> sreenivasan: tourists will still be able to visit the monument, built to honor napoleon's military victories, once the wrapping is in place. if all goes as planned, the wrapped arc de triomphe will be on view from september 18 through october 3. >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. for the latest news updates, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. stay healthy, and have a good night. captioning sponsor

prosecutor after he offered judge to charge all he over the murder of the president, prosecutor bedford claude had also ordered officials not promised to leave the country. the secretary said his face the 2nd day of tough questioning over the withdrew of american troops from africa. stone. while the taliban has by the international community for more than a 1000000000 dollars of a promise to distributed directly to afghans who needed fusion has hosted his ally the syrian president, bashar and i said the 1st time in 6 years to, to just discuss how serious forces backed by russia, gain control of the country's last rebel held areas. the 3 former us intelligence operatives have been charged with conspiring to violate hacking laws. over allegations that they help the united arab emirates spy on its enemies, they believe to be part of a contest on unit called project raven court documents alleged they used criminal means to access protected computer systems in the u. s. and elsewhere, prosecutors say they'll drop the charges if the men corporate with authorities and pay a penalty. why kind of joins

claude leaders summit. a series -- quad leaders summit. we'll be seeing that tomorrow. new u.s. that would be fascinating. supply chain bottlenecks all coming into that story. alix: it feels like jay powell comes out and clarifies when he does something to upset the markets. i did not feel like he did that. i understand we are seeing a selloff in the bond market. it does feel like we are following the u.k. and the boe to some extent. the market seems calm and clear and a rally in equities is grinding higher. guy: may be finessing the story. the fed seems to have gone from talking about taper to talking about rates. georgia senator jon ossoff joining "balance of power" with david westin. alix and i going to the cable. this is bloomberg. ♪ so...i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? well we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. it has the lowest step-in of any bath. it has handrails, a wide door, and textured surfaces. so it gives you peace of mind. and you would love the heated backrest -and the whir

his name was alexis claude curout. he was a french mathematician and astronomer.late 1700s, he was working on calculating the return of haley's comet. he had been brought on this project to work as a computer. he was not doing this alone. he was working with a woman named nicole rain lapote. they spent long hours calculating the gravitational pull of the planets to determine an exact date for the return of the comet. in 1756, they presented their results to the scientific community. however, only his name was on the paper. the female computer was left off. this would really be the first in a long line of female computers not being acknowledged for their work. this is a group of computers who worked in the 1800s at the harvard observatory. they were responsible for analyzing the vast amount of data coming into the observatory. they made a star classification system and created maps of the sky. they were all hired by a man named charles edward pickering. he said the reason he hired only women as computers was because the female sex is more detail oriented, better su

prosecutor bedford claude alleges the prime minister received a phone call from a key suspect in thers after president jovenel moise was killed. moise was gunned down during an attack on his home in early july. since then, dozens of suspects have been arrested, but investigators have yet to identify a mastermind or motive behind that attack. >>> residents in houston, texas, are being urged to stay home as the city deals with the aftermath of hurricane nicholas, which has now weakened to a tropical depression. authorities say dangerous conditions still exist, including downed power lines. nicholas made landfall as a category 1 hurricane early tuesday and is expected to move very slowly across louisiana over the next 48 hours. flash flood watches are in effect for more than 6 million people along the gulf coast. >>> covid-19 has now claimed the lives of 1 in 500 americans. that is according to cnn analysis of data from johns hopkins university and the u.s. census bureau. officials are pushing for more people to get vaccinated to prevent more deaths. the cdc says 54% of americans are no

prosecutor bed-ford claude said henri had communicated with a key suspect on the night moise was killed meanwhile, many haitians are still struggling to recover from the devastation wrought by the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck one month ago. >> as you can observe, we have not received help from anyone. my house was destroyed. we have not received help. people who live here are helping us to rebuild this church. amy: tensions are ratcheting up on the korean peninsula as south korea fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile earlier today, in response to a ballistic missile test by north korea just hours earlier -- its first since march and a breach of u.n. sanctions. two days earlier, pygyang tested aong-range uise miile. present biden eviously sd he was open to diplomacy with north korea but denuclearization talks between the two countries have not resumed since negotiations between trump and kim jong-un broke down in 2019. back in the united states, the justice department charged former intelligence and military three officials after they admitted to helping the united arab em

seafood restaurant avery sushi restaurant, the showed up the nicu steakhouse french restaurant oh, by claudeak and the fine dining neighborhood spot, marlena. well, just about 10. minutes from now, the san jose sharks host the l. a kings for an exhibition game and will be the first time in more than 18 months that there will be no capacity restrictions. that s a p center. the team is sold about 10,000 tickets for tonight's game as of yesterday afternoon. the s. a p center's capacity for hockey games is about 17,600 people. fans headed to tonight's game must show proof they're vaccinated against covid-19. which the city began mandating earlier this month. master also required unless eating or drinking. coming up a big week ahead for the giants as they try to clinch the national league west title market banias is up next with sports. my new, better-than-ever cluck sandwich with a bigger, crispier, juicier fillet, bigger pickles, more mystery sauce, and an extremely serious crunch. i'm kind of a big fan. try my bigger, crispier, new cluck sandwich combo for $6.99. download the jack app today. m

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seafood restaurant avery sushi restaurant, the show to the nicu steakhouse french restaurant, oh, by claude led to weak and the fine dining neighborhood spot, marlena. all right, coming up tonight. another bay area. city bans flavored tobacco products. plus after 20 years, dennis herrera is leaving his post to san francisco's city attorney. next the department. he will now lead in the city. also ahead tonight, a man with autism who cannot speak has been missing from the east bay since thursday at 10 30, where loved thursday at 10 30, where loved ones are searching for him. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. flavor tobacco in the city. san jose joins more than 10

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and i think the mayor of gander, claude elliot, says it so perfectly. on day one we were 7,000 strangers, on day three they had 7,000 friends, and on the last day when we left, they had made 7,000 family members that they had to say good-bye to. unfortunately our country is extremely fractured today, and if we could learn to operate the way the folks in newfoundland do, we would be a lot better off than we are currently. >> what is your relationship, communication that you continue to have with any people from that experience? >> well, we've gone back six times, so needless to say, we've made some very close friends, and some of them have even been to our home in texas. and the actress who plays my role in new york on broadway has stayed at our home in florida. so we are very connected and always will be. >> those six visits are called family reunions. >> i want to ask you because we were just talking to captain tillman about it, as a pilot you have a remarkable responsibility to your crew and to your aircraft. what were you thinking? because you had fi

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christo y jeanne-claude...en 1961... durante casi tres semanas la rotonda sera totalmente peatonal para que pueda ser admirada por los visitantes en los deportes, se le acabo el invicto al america en el futbol mexicano. el toluca jugando con diez hombres en el segundo tiempo lo derroto 3-1 en un nemesio diez colmado de publico.guadalupe flores con la informacion queremos invitarlos a que manana domingo sintonicen univision desde muy temprano... a las 8 de la manana, 7 tiempo del centro... y comiencen su dia con "despierta america en domingo"... sera una version divertida... revelardora e informativa al mejor estilo de despierta america... asi que a partir de manana y todos los domingos despierta america en domingo en breve, las maniobras de un acrobata frances en la torre eiffel de paris... para la despedida, imagenes de pura adrenalina... la torre eiffel se lleno de aplausos cuando el acrobata frances "nathan paulin" atraveso una cuerda suspendida a 70 metros del suelo, desde el primer piso del emblematico monumento par