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studio has now opened near berlin. viewers i do-i with the actors it's all possible thanks to virtual reality technology but filming as complex the character must be recreated with a three d. holographic image after all you never know which angle viewers will be watching from recordings are made in so-called value metric video studios like van you can get the bubbles bag film park near berlin on the divine and would confirm the actors come in and off filmed and each detail is automatically recorded without any further steps needed every wrinkle in my movements in my expressions in my gestures it captures my every movement if you. want. this volumetric studio was four meters high and equipped with thirty do i take cameras making it able to film actors from all angles simultaneously then special software creates a three d. holograms of the characters that can be inserted into any scene. terabytes them and that means we're recording an extremely large and complex data set because if you were to copy that onto ordinary c.d.'s it would take about three thousand altogether i told. movie makers like canadians to define rich we are now exploring the new possibilities of this tech

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this is a 3—d representation of the entire studio.e watched from any angle the viewer desires. once decisions have been made about where to position the camera, the action is cleaned up and it is complete this particular scene was made several times. this was captured on the 15th attempt. you can create virtual sets and integrate performance around that, but the key thing is you can keep that live performance, you can keep the presence that the actors have, the interaction between them, and once you have digitised the information, once you have basically generated this volumetric, immersive data, it can really be walking in cyberspace and reshoot the entire thing again. the filming process, with its 100 plus cameras all filming at once, generates a massive amount of data, all of which is processed and stitched together on—site. in total, there are 10 petabytes of storage in here. that is the equivalent of 133 years of hi—def video. paramount pictures have penned a deal. because the dome separates the studio from the crew filming, dire

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aimed at influencing the midterm election j and the release of 3-d blueprint gun plans stopped for now. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, everyone onboard an aeromexico flight that crashed and bushed while taking off from northern mexico survived. there were 99 passengers and four crew members onboard. the flight from durango, mexico city, took off in a storm yesterday. the jet ended up in a field at the end of the runway. passengers say the plane burned within a matter of seconds. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. why exactly the plane wentz down is still being looked into by investigators, but once it hit the ground, it was miraculous that it stayed upright, the escape slides activated, and everyone was able to get out alive. wreckage of aeromexico flight 2431 could be seep for miles. the jetliner crashed tuesday afternoon after it took off from the durango airport in northern mexico. according to witnesses, it happened as a powerful storm was passing through th

a section of stories and discussions in the unwelcome studio discomfiting program tonight from sunny germany from the news of easy now i would say d. debbie to construct africa join us some place look at t.w. africa. stefan stefan schmidt as the german sea captain and the refugees commissioner for the state of slaves because i'm talking to him about death in the mediterranean sea rescue and migration bundle. and see how does mr smith know you've experienced it all firsthand or you rescued shipwrecked africa with a german ship captain on a more in two thousand and four and in italy they arrested you as a human traffic are just that still pain you today it's hard to in on all. of this stuff has it's own you know the fact that motivates you to carry on fighting like and say injustices in the world he was off of it. as it was it's not as if i'm. especially angry with the italian most brutal been vikas they were actually all on my side we realized that in prison it was just italian government that has gotten worse and the murder of all. back then you wanted to help but you were charged with a serious and organized aiding and abetting o

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studio with me tonight. >> sean: hi. >> she's t the one who ran out d brought the roses to me.that i'm getting from the public, every single place that i go, if people recognize who i am, they hugged me,, they tell me how happy they are that i'm home. they tell me how much they were praying for me, and how they followed from the day he came to the white house, they were prayer vigils going on all over. >> sean: how hard was that? >> it has been very painful for me and my s family. we've had so many ups and downs, so many false alarms that it was going to happen for a years. we have fought and fought and fought. >> sean: donald trump did it. and kim kardashian, god bless her, she went to the white house for you. howw cool was that? >> on my birthday. she realized it was on my birthday. i was watching tv that day. i didn't have any idea that what she was about to do, happy birthday, alice marie johnson, today is for you. i am so happy that kim is staying focused because there are so many others just like me who are nonviolent offenders. >> sean: how do you get a life sentence off

d. is not the first rescue vessel to be left in limbo on the mediterranean and it probably won't be the last unless leaders in brussels can find a common way ahead. and joining. in the studio now is to move fisher he's from the n.g.o.s is a boca an organization that campaigns for migrants taking the syria to europe mr fisher thank you for joining us today now your n.-g. o. organized demonstration in munich earlier today just what is your message yes thank you very much mary and well we organized demonstrations not only in munich but by now in over one hundred fifty cities in europe and it's more than one hundred thousand people going on the streets asking one simple question which is that we should not let people die and drown in the mediterranean sea just like we should not let the european values drawn in the military and yet some critics argue that taking in more refugees is actually not a solution to the problem that those people should actually stay in their home countries and try to rebuild their countries of origin was a response to that well i can understand when people sink in those very simple terms i have to say on the other hand it's quite ridiculous because pe

studio this morning marcus thank you so much for insight. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on d w several people are injured after far right and left wing protesters clashed in the eastern german city of chemists on monday was the second day of unrest triggered by the stabbing death of a german man in an incident involving migrants and government experts from around the world are meeting in geneva to discuss the future of autonomous weapons systems also known as killer robots they can operate and kill without human guidance critics are calling for a ban. you're watching b.w.c. coming to you live from orlando more news coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the his news and information are all the clock on our web site that's t w dot com thanks for watching. and our twenty one special on arts and culture from india. the worlds of sound. creative types. critical voices. encounters with a new generation of indian artists on. kick off. at last in this new season to give you a taste of the first match of franco and put on a good show even with context. promoted norm. for the way empty handed an

studio. >> thank you. >>> 6:49. new this morning, it was weighting day to remember. take a look at the scene. off in d can see a newly married bride still in her wedding gown being rescued from fast rising flood waters. it happened yesterday inje new ey. listen to the bride describe the tricky rescue. >> everything was soaki wet. i had to take my heels off and we had to climb on top of the -- we had to climb through the sunroof on top of the carnd into their vehicle. >> there is the scene. that's a lot of water. she managed to stay pretty dry there and will have a story to tell forever. >> for sure. 6:50 the time. i will check in on sheena parveen. >> gd to see she was smiling by the way instead of completely lived for wever drove her through that. you never want to be driving through a flooded roadway. we are seeing nice changes from yesterday's storms. 70 ydegrees, v comfortable outside. a chance for a few passing showers. th will not be the type of storm activity we did have yesterday. the suburbs, mid-60s for the most part. 70 degrees in an match lis. all these circles indicate some type of wind r

d plans. >>> that's our broadcast for tonight. catch me every day at 4:00 p.m. eastern in this very studio.ight. thank you for being with us and good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> hi, i'm ari melber in for rachel who has the rachel. we're reporting several big stories right now including a financial turning point in the trial of paul manafort. mueller's prosecutors brought out manafort's own bookkeeper who told the jury he kept his foreign bank cans secret from her. that could be crucial to the case because it goes toward the criminal intent prosecutors allege he had throughout the tricky traxes. we have legal experts who were there inside the courtroom to explain tonight. there's also a breaking news story how an alleged russian spy burrowed inside the u.s. embassy in moscow. we have both of those developing stories tonight. we begin with some new flares comi f

michael jackson is playing here in the ktvu studio, one of my favorite songs, his album, thriller, i have on vinyl which i know you, sal, as a d. j., would appreciate it. >> i have a couple copies with him. >> i saw him at aerson. >> you saw him on tv at the super bowl. >> he was part of the halftime entertainment. >> that's right. >> we didn't know that it would be such an important performance for you. >> monumental. >> we'll be talking about what is happening through the day. let's start with the big news of the day. >> let's go to the city. happening right now, a prototype for a controversial safe drug injection site is opening in san francisco. allie rasmus is live where the mayor will throw her support behind this facility later this morning. >> reporter: that model safe drug injection site is inside glide memorial church. you can see there is a group of held and community members getting the first tour of this prototype. look around, you can see some of the booths they have up here. the people here, you see sitting here, are learning about this program. this is kind of a public exhibit. it will be open to the public for

d w. the gathering is coming to life from fighting let's go right to our correspondent he is in general is done well and you have our political correspondents you're in the studio more on the story as it was just a minute but first this news just gets a hold up the perspective closer d.w. . how good. his creations good shifts his brand understandable carlock effect i can of the sanctions. look what do we really know coming from an unfree hundred darshini it's what motivates arabs how does he think and feel private lives in the life of a great fashion designers is going to sound smash shut up it starts september not just w. this is deja vu news live from berlin almost a hundred dead in indonesia second earthquake in a week now people rushed to evacuate their homes as the quake hit the turf silence of long book in bali hospitals have been evacuated almost one hundred people are now confirmed dead also coming up on the show day six of protests in iran with people taking to the streets against inflation shortages. and the economy is in for more shocks with the u.s. about to reimpose sanctions.

coming up, we're joined live in studio by the chairman of the california fire foundation. >> a security upgrade at oakland -- international. the 3-dechnology helping to avoid explosives from being slipped on doors. . >>> tlaes reportedly plans to -- tesla reported lay plans to build a $5 billion factory in china. they're trying to raise money for at least part of the investment. they agreed to build the factory near sang hi and plan to -- shanghai and plans to build the new model 3 by 2020. >>> apple is leading the dow on wall street. >> definitely our top stock to watch. apple is heading for a few records this morning. it is up more than 5% to a new record high, analysts speculate it will be the first company to hit a market cap of $1 trillion. apple's earnings report came in better than analysts expected. that is why it is up. quarterly revenue came in at $53.3 billion, up 17% from this time last year. apple's iphone sales were slow. just up 1% from a year ago. apple's ceo tim cook credits the current success on the services businesses including music and video streaming and apple pay. >>> when the opening bell rang this morning

d there were actually so in the early 80s, he did episodes some episodes of "dahue." >> seth: oh, wow. >> and that is where i really drilled down on what made him so evil. it was a studio the grand wizard of the ku klux klan.he sore all booing at him. and by the end of -- it wasn't that he flipped the crowd but by the end of the show, they had a different attitude towards him. i thought, "oh, this guy is truly evil in a really -- he's making m" >> seth: and he has a charisma about him. you know, that's a thing that -- >> yes. i >> setthe scariest in the hands of the truly evil is people are charismatdo. but hoou even get your hands on the david duke book? >> well, that was terrible. first i went to barnesle. i wasn't even thinking. i was like -- [ laughter ] "i need 'my awakening' by david duke." and they're like, "sorry, we don't carry that."i that thent on amazon. and -- you know, they ask you a couple times, like, did you mean to order this thing? [ laughter ]in and then then i've been getting the weirdest recommendations. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] you were also in a fantastic netflix film earlier this year, "war machine," or i gus last year now. but you got to wo

he sees a d-day as being a thing that could tell that story, and also a surefire box office success to revive the fortunes of his movie studios which is 21st century fox. he buys the rights to the longest day for $175,000, and sets about getting the film made. there are three key decisions in creating "the longest day." the first is to allow contributing countries to the story to have their own film directors direct the relevant sequences. he hires a german to direct the german sequences. bernhard wicki was an ex- communist. he had been jailed by the nazis. he was then in the german army as an occupier in france. he had come to prominence with an amazing german war film called die brucke about a small group of boys who defend the bridge from the american advance. it came out in 1959. then ken annakin, who was a filmmaker who worked with documentaries and world war ii, and the u.s. directed by andrew martin, the second unit director from hollywood. he had done a lot of work on ben hur and had a great professional reputation. second key decision was to use an all-star cast. this is maybe one of the most remembered aspects of "t

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