most of claud monet's work, was also created in normandy. so you see, say, process, his impressions from nature indirectly. he calls his style spontaneous and of course, whip oh my, my painting arises in the moment. everything happens at the same time at the thought, the act, the gesture, the movement of the colors and the composition. so least he says, paintings, undergo organic development. an idea may be inspired by a color. this gives rise to a figure that may then trigger another idea. some take several hours. others several weeks painting has become ever more important to him since he 1st began in the 19 ninety's against the will of his parents. he chose to study art in his home city to car. before long he was making a name for himself nationally and beyond. or nickel minimum. but because we artist select no mad sir. we're not connected to a single place. loses we bring places together, but we're not bound to places what's good because we absorb everything on that that we come from nowhere and always from somewhere else. and so lucy se

claude monet the canvas, worth more than $110 million, was protected by anti-vandal glass and was notmaged. you know, in the north of france, this is how the air funnel was formed, eyewitnesses filmed it on video, it is reported that in one of the villages in the department, 2/3 of the houses were destroyed. one person suffered gusts. the winds uprooted trees, blew roofs off houses and overturned cars, leaving at least 3,000 people without electricity. today, right after the evening news, watch on our channel. we continuation of the action-packed retro-detective. artist moscow military for forty-four years a gang led by a leader nicknamed the artist commits a series of brutal crimes, but the deeper the investigators delve into this case, the more they are convinced that murder and robbery are just the tip of the iceberg. the real goals of the artist. still to be found out under suspicion. all alina ermolaeva about new twists and turns. i'm starting to wonder who you're pretending to be? no? absolutely not, not even the suit we borrowed it, to impress you. captain sazonov falls in love

kind of food over them , for example, later in germany they introduced potato puree on haystacks claude monet also stick myself in gas to the girl with a pearl earring by jan vermeer and stick themselves to picasso in the australian victoria gallery well and pour soup the famous kemble tomato soup on sunflowers he cent van gogh it was in the national gallery of london and then activists two delivered quite standard speeches enough for standard messages they asked a rhetorical question and what is more important to you, friends, works of art or people's lives, then there are more than 100 or lives or paintings that are more expensive than food for justice are you more concerned about the preservation of canvases or our planet and people the crisis of the cost of living is part of the cost of the oil crisis such actions are absolutely not new in the world some kind of performative art or in some actionism or simply in various actions that do not belong to art probably the most famous such case happened with aiwei is a chinese extremely famous artist and dissident, he once broke the vase of the

the other day, eco activists doused a painting by claude monet in the barberini museum in the city'sement. in eastern germany, museum staff reported that stradal's paintings, as they were covered with protective glass, are also scheduled to return to the museum today. but the participants of the action were arrested with them , investigators are working, let me remind you that about two weeks ago. uh, activists doused a van gogh painting of sunflowers in the national gallery in london with two cans that look like tomato sauce on the line. movements attacked the wax figure of charles iii in the london wax museum. such an eco-action is taking place all over the world and it is worth adding that we see activists sticking themselves with glue to the wall in the video. and thus they are trying to tell the world that we need to think not about expensive paintings, but our planet. and also education. i think it's worth considering these are the kids, uh, who, like, don't do anything at all. yes, and not only that, to force this wall to be repainted later, uh, which did not stick so strongly

climate change activist tossed potatoes onto a claude monet painting at a german museum.s. officials there say the painting wasn't damaged and that it's covered by glass. last week, activists threw tomato soup on the vincent van gogh "sunflowers" at the national gallery in london. there was some minor damage to the frame but the painting was unharmed, and in both cases, activists then glued their hands to the wall. >> trevor: yeah, this is increasingly around the world, climate change activists are vandalizing famous art to bring attention to climate change. first, they slashed food on a van gogh, now a monet. they also hit a jackson pollock but no one noticed. and is much as i agree with the message, i don't know if a museum is the right place to do this. think about it, if you protest in the streets, everybody knows it's a protest. but if anything happens in a museum, half the people will think it is part of the art. you know? you can be front of a painting, "i'm having a heart attack." "very powerful, very powerful." >> trevor: help me!" >> yes, the cry for help we all

over the weekend a pair of german protesters threw mashed potatoes at claude monet's painting in potsdamtomato soup was thrown on vince sent van gogh's. when there's no museum around, the supermarkets milk case seems to work. these so-calls milk pour stunts are becoming more common across the uk. the painting are all covered in glass, so they're all fine big spare a thought for the grocery clerk who had to clean up the milk. all this about the role of fossil fuel and climate change. if you put that together on your own, congratulations. spectacle length served a purpose in protest, from naked women showering in the streets to a man with a sign climbing buildings, even a giant inflatable trump baby balloon. admittedly, some tactics were better than others. but this isn't a suffragette slashing a painting. that was about how men views women in art. and it's not the sons of liberty tossing tea into boston harbor. the objective in those cases went beyond a viral moment of course. that requires convincing people, mobilizing them to demand action. we see that right now in iran, people out in t

over the weekend, a pair of german protesters threw mash potatoes at claude monet's painting, at a museumrlier this month, tomato soup was thrown at vincent van gogh's sunflowers in london. two people smeared chocolate cake on the wax figure of king charles. when there's no museum around, supermarket milk seems to work. the so-called milk for stones are becoming more common across the uk. the paintings are all covered in glass, so thankfully, they're all fine. but spare a thought for the store clerk, who had to clean up all that milk. all of this is part of a series of protests that we are told about the role of fossil fuels and climate change, if you put that together on your, own congratulations. the spectacle has long served a purpose in protest, everything from naked women showering in the streets, to a guy with a sign, climbing with landmarks, even globe-trotting -- the baby trump alone, they have been employed to grab attention and draw cameras to issues of some sort. admittedly, some tactics work better than others. but this isn't a suffragette flashing a painting at the national g

world's masterpiece of painting the day before they splashed runny mashed potatoes on a painting by claude monets of knowledge in germany, after which they glued their hands to the wall, fortunately. the canvas, worth more than 100 million euros, was protected from vandals . the next day, their associates poured orange paint over the facade of one of the flagship car dealerships of the british sports car manufacturer. was the other day also , several people completely ran to the showroom in german bulzburg, glued their hands to the floor and said that they would not leave anywhere until the automaker changed its environmental policy, the employees did not interfere, and at the end of the working day they simply turned off the lights and heating and dispersed homes by morning the enthusiasm of eco-activists and xia. they surrendered to the police. that 's all for now, be with us, the program will continue on channel one. good morning. good morning everyone. who joined us on calendar 24 october monday we will not be mistaken if we say that many people wake up and look at their mobile phone first t

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now claude monet has been targeted by food and fossil fuel-related climate protests.mashed potatoes at the monet painting at a museum near berlin. they also glued their hands to the wall. the museum representatives say the painting was not damaged. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." tical e non-profit tracks the i > pl, chlogy to tranm ♪ chlogy to tranm tomatoes into inking hey greg. uhh...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow, that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect six of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds. so you can manage your heart health from home, or on the go. your heart rhythm is normal. no arrhythmias in sight. i wonder what my doctor would say. ooh! let's find out! with kardia, you can email your ekg directly to them or send it to a cardiologist for review. kardia can do all that? all that and then some, greg! kardia also gives you access to heart health reports and automatic ekg sharing. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped

this was at a museum in germany where climate protesters threw mashed potatoes on claude monet's grains to the wall. the artwork was not damaged, as it's protected by glass, thank goodness. this is the latest in a string of climate protests including works of art, including one earlier this month where demonstrators threw tomato soup on a van gogh painting. maybe their patirents should ta their allowance away so they can't buy tomato soup. >>> this next image is not an outtake from a horror movie, this is an award-winning close-up photo of an ant, yes, that's an ant. unbelievable. the eye-popping photo is one of 57 images of distinction in an icon competition. the portrait was taken by a lithuanian photographer. he used reflected light to capture the ant's face in every detail. looks out of a scene of sigourney weaver's "aliens" movie or something like that. just unbelievable stuff. now here is this week's cnn hero. >> when you run it, you're the one the community people know. it's a dangerous life, but a good life. >> if it was going to follow me, i said, let me see if they're going t

activists, groups across europe over the weekend, climate protesters threw mashed potatoes at a claude monet painting in a german museum. the 2 activists also glued themselves to the wall below the painting. and earlier this month, environmental protesters threw tomato soup and vincent van gogh's sunflowers painting in london. both of the paintings were not terribly damaged. tonight, there are growing concerns. national security concerns specifically as tiktok looks into entering the e-commerce space. forbes reports the app was planning to pinpoint specific locations of american users. the concern is tiktok's chinese parent company byte danceawould use that and other data that it collects from users for illegal purposes. tiktok tonight, forbes report. but didn't address whether the app was using data to spy on american politicians. public figures, journalists and others. there are other concerns about how the app is being used in the u.s. data shows about 10% of people get their news from tiktok. parents often worry about how much time their kids are spending playing video games. but >> that

well, the french artist claude monet stagan the canvas, worth more than 110 million dollars, was protected by anti-vandal glass and was not damaged. about the latest legal news. you can find out around the clock in our telegram channel vesti duty, and the program releases are always available on the media platform . kiev can use the so-called dirty bomb. this threat in the kremlin is called real, but why washington london and paris they pretend that nothing terrible is happening and do not believe the warnings of the russian ministry of defense or do not want to believe ukrainian troops fired on novaya kakhovka in the kherson region , most of the missiles were shot down on target. it is clear in the hydroelectric power plant, the details from our military commissar from the spot. the new prime minister of great britain became a richer person in this and the british bookmakers were sure of the probability that his victories were estimated at 95%, which is known to him, in addition to the fact that he was the head of the ministry of finance, and he is an indian, what will the new world order

under the building, climate change activists poured mashed potatoes on a painting by claude monet after under the canvas and glued their palms to the wall, the activists said that they did it so that society would remember the environmental situation in the world in the museum stated that the haystack painting is not was damaged because it was under glass. further news of the regions, stay with us. and now the news of the capital region overcast, cool weather muscovites expect the air temperature to rise to +7° throughout the day. rains are possible, atmospheric pressure is above the norm of 752 mm hg. heavy fog is possible in the morning in the capital. visibility in some areas will be less than 500 m. drivers are asked to be especially careful and not careful on the roads. forward, the pre-winter season, which will last until mid- december, that is, about another month and a half of weather, and most importantly, atmospheric circulation is very changeable. this is a characteristic feature of the subject. well, here's the weather for the week change very noticeably. the streets of the

and of course many of you may be familiar that french captain claude monet. and of course as paul said many is sort of the french panachiation the americanization as many ball either is fine invented the round in the late 1840s, and he wanted to produce a bullet. it could be loaded quickly into rifle long arms, that would also increase the effective range of infantrymen enabling them to aim and hit opponent 250 to 300 yards at least. this top sort of cutaway is a view of minet's invention and it's called a conical ball. that's sort of the technical term for and you can see it's very familiar to a shape many of you have seen it comes to a cone or a point and the base consists of several ridges or rings that are designed to flare out and catch the rifling. to achieve this flare the bullet had a hollow base. now monet's bullet expanded because there were these little metal discs in the base and when the musket was fired the expansion of gases from the gunpowder forced those metal discs up and forced the side of the base out. therefore making the bullet work now

their hands to the wall yesterday to activists were arrested for throwing mashed potatoes and a claude monet before gluing themselves to the wall of the museum says the money green stacks painting. didn't sustain any damage as it lies beneath a layer of protective glass happening today , jury selection in the tax fraud trial against the trump organization will begin in new york city. the prosecution says that trump corporation and trump payroll corporation awarded off the books benefits such as rent free apartments and lease payments for cars to some top executives, who then failed to pay taxes on them. chief financial officer, alan weisberg is set to testify at the trial as part of a plea deal. the federal judges will the doctor anthony fauci, former white house press secretary, jen psaki , another top white house officials must comply with deposition request in a lawsuit against the biden administration . the lawsuit alleges the government colluded with social media companies to censor free speech related to covid and several other issues was filed by the attorneys general of louisiana and

and two protesters were arrested for vandalizing a claude monet painting that one sold for 110 milliononstrators threw mashed potatoes at the artwork in a german museum before super gluing themselves to the wall. the museum says the manet's grain stacks painting didn't sustain any damage it lies beneath layer of protective glass. the artwork will be back on public display by wednesday. this protest is similar to a pair of climate change. demonstrators who threw potato soup at van gogh's sunflowers painting last month in london. well drivers who use interstate 80 through berkeley overnight. have some roadwork to contend with this week. all eastbound lanes between the gilman street off ramp and the gilman street on ramp were shut down overnight. they reopened at five a.m, but that same section is going to be closed again starting at one o'clock tomorrow morning and then on wednesday and thursday. the westbound lanes in the same area will be shut down overnight. that's because crews are working on the pedestrian and bicycle over crossing that is being built south of gilman street. the uc

on to cultural news from the french capital in paris, a large-scale exhibition project called claude monete and retrospective has opened. its goal is to juxtapose and create two outstanding artists of the 20th century. the wizards never met because , well, milo was born in 1926 as mana. actually, he even died like that. however, in their works there are a number of thematic and stylistic parallels that would include in nature and in particular especially interesting scenery of the french commune of the same verny in 1968. mitchel, moved to the house which was located near the place where manet lived and from 1878 to 881, thanks to more than sixty symbolic works he was an artist, the exhibition offers the public a charming and exciting journey, emphasized by vivid visual and thematic parallels, you immediately recognize uh lilies, really, uh, there is something, but it's always interesting to see how such a code culturally passes from one time to another. and he there is, but he is, yes, you can't argue with that. well , now let's continue our broadcast itself, the rating of your favorite,