sir david adjaye about his holocaust memorial.e the latest guinness world record holders. here they all are gathered on a bridge in brazil — but can you tell which record are they trying to break? this is the moment they took a leap of faith. 245 thrillseekers tied to ropes jumped from a bridge that's 30 metres tall. how is it different to bungee jumping? well, jumpers don't bounce because the rope is made of nylon. they slow down as they approach the end of their freefall. the stomach—lurching adventure activity took place in hortolandia about an hour from sao paulo in brazil. the participants all simultaneously jumped on a string and a prayer. tied together wearing safety helmets, they swung back and forth until stopping. then some jumpers climbed back up to the bridge. translation: it was crazy, an unbelievable feeling, a unique experience. youjump, and it's pure adrenaline, and you just go. these thrillseekers beat the previous unofficial record of 149 people in a massjump. guinness world records has not yet issued an official

sir david adjaye's design, a beautiful shape rising out of the ground with 22 entrances to representhe park with a grass ramp — is both good for the environment, it fits in, but it makes a statement. it is beautifully designed and it will help us commemorate but also understand. for lilit pohlmann, this memorial will immortalise the memory of those who risked their lives to save hers, as well as her family, who were among the millions that perished. it is very important to remember those people who during that darkness over europe helped to save lives or even helped to give a piece of bread, because in poland, unfortunately, it meant death. there was a penalty of death for helping in any way. not just to the person, but the whole family. it's hoped the memorial and learning centre will be an immersive, educational experience. it will be open to visitors by 2021. time for a look at the weather. we have a lot of cloud through the rest of afternoon but if you have been outside in the south, you will notice how mild the air is, that is because we are pulling up the air from spain on the

the british architect sir david adjaye has won the competition to design the uk's new national holocaust sir david. survivor meets store—teller. sir david is the british architect whose design will honour the six million jewish men, women and children murdered in the holocaust. it will stand on the banks of the river thames next to parliament. his intention — to create an active, living memorial. we need to understand each other‘s stories, to be tolerant of each other, because the 21st century will be the century of migration and incredible growth. we need to understand who we are and where we come from, understand the common humanity which is important for us to survive as a species. this isa for us to survive as a species. this is a critical story and it's beautiful it's being built next to parliament right now, a symbolic powerful message to the nation and the world. how do you feel about the project you are about to take on? 0verwhelmed, humbled and ready to 90, 0verwhelmed, humbled and ready to go, so excited. his design was chosen from 92 entries from 26 different countries. david'