german film star molina dietrich often performed with the song and brought it into the spotlight in holy book. but since then it's fallen into obscurity. and i think it is the sound of a musical soul is of course special with the normal ear couldn't stand to listen to it for ninety minutes at a stretch usually it's only played for two minutes or so maybe five or a maximum of ten minutes after that you have to have something else the sound is very piercing and really irritates some people. but it also has its fans. a singing song world championship took place in poland in two thousand and eleven. took fourth place. the performers of the musical sall remain few and far between and ralphs davis likes it that way he's happy with the nice instrument and his passion for singing songs. it claims to be the smallest republican the world the lithuanian artist republic of korea is now it's only a half kilometer in size and that slogan is everyone has the right to be happy all . it all started in the one nine hundred ninety s. when lithuania broke from the soviet union and became a democratic state

also called singing sauce now surely the most famous player of the same saw was the actress marlene dietrich who supposedly played it at hollywood parties while this rare instrument in the meantime is still produced in these modern times and we visited someone who builds them in his workshop here in germany. this is an area for a kind of sound a musical song accompanied by a harp people mostly think of saws is something used to cut wood. but for relished of isn't there his favorite musical instrument he spends his days performing teaching and making singing songs. off this i was always on the lookout for across something i could make i worked as a guitar technician i was used to tuning instruments but i never built any myself and that to me is what it's all about to explore it and to stay on the ball. first he started playing sauce but then he also started making them nowadays he produces about one hundred singing songs per year each one is unique accomplished under the ticket out of the sound results from the s. curve of the blade so if i bend the saw in just one direction you'll hear only

rain in the morning forced the guests to retreat to farmer dietrich's mountain how to. hammer on the breakfast menu all the food is locally sourced. and then you wake up in the morning it's not a dream it was quite an experience i actually slept amazingly well the bed was super comfortable so it was very nice there was a bit of mosquitoes but it's fired you get used to it. the artists have turned down commercial offers for their concept including one bid worth millions they say they want to leave their hotels future open. next up a rather uplifting sports indoor skydiving if like me you're not too keen on the idea of jumping out of a plane this is the perfect alternative it's just like real skydiving except there's no parachute and no risk of plummeting to death when things go wrong it all takes place in a vertical wind tunnel we met up with a teenage skydiving sensation who showed us how to dance with the wind. voting dance and my own place in sports history with a firm step or title of junior world champion in indoor skydiving. the air in the wind tunnel blows at up t

green in the morning forced the guests to retreat to farmer dietrich's mountain how to. farms eggs milk and ham are on the breakfast menu all the food is locally sourced. it's a dream and then you wake up in the morning it's not a dream it was quite an experience i actually slept amazingly well the bed was super comfortable so it was very nice there was a bit of mosquitoes but it's fired you get used to it. the artists have turned down commercial offers for their concept including one bid worth millions they say they want to leave their hotels future open. next artists are most certainly open to ideas there are real policy animals a london collective that allow you to hire a gaggle of unicorns for your event although there's no holes attached to the horn shaft in the heads up or rather eccentric on draws cold the fabulous of unicorns you promise to brighten up any event using plenty of glitter he reckons living as a free spirited unicorn can save your life let's see if the horns head in this tz have a point. could it be any more colorful the members of fabulous of unicor

german film star malina dietrich often performed with the song and brought it into the spotlight in hollywood. but since then it's fallen into obscurity. and i think it is the sound of a musical soul is of course special with the normal ear couldn't stand to listen to it for ninety minutes at a stretch usually it's only played for two minutes or so maybe five or a maximum of ten minutes after that you have to have something else the sound is very piercing and really irritates some people. but it also has its stance. a sing song world championship took place in poland in two thousand and eleven. took fourth place. but performers of the musical saul remain few and far between and ralphs davis likes it that way he's happy with the nice instrument and his passion for singing songs. time now for a brief look at other stories making headlines on the cultural scene and a new addition to the british royal family is expected shortly that was paris is bustling with activity as the ritz hotel gears up for a big auction that i'm more into days express. following the renovation lack the ritz hotel in pari

paul dietrich. that is the kind of monday you like to see.oes it continue. >> the story is, you know, before the tax cuts the consensus earnings estimates were about 11.2%. after the tax cuts the current earnings estimates for s&p 500 are 18.4% which is enormous. the untold story about this, that no one's really been talking about is that over the last 10 days we're seeing the first tax cut earnings that have come out, the price earnings ratios are changing. if you look at the trailing 12 months it will not be very much. if you look at the forward pes, it is enormous. right you in as of friday, the forward pe for the s&p 500 was 16.4. its long-term trend is 16.1. so what's happened with the tax cuts changing the price earnings ratios and quite frankly a flat market for the last 3 1/2 months, we're at fair market value. last year we were talking about the market being overvalued 20%. it is no longer overvalued. trish: then, getting back to my first question was, does it continue, that makes it awfully more challenging for it to continue if we'

eight year old complimenting her on her legs and referencing the legendary animosity between marlene dietrich and lenny riefenstahl. so a lot of controversy but really an incredible body of work and we have to talk about her two most famous films in particular absolutely you know monumental is the way you could probably describe them and that's very much also her her style i think that it's a fitting word as well as a limitation i was incredibly innovative in her visual language and we see that probably best with the first film which is olympia of a sleeper visual record of the one nine hundred eighty six olympics in berlin as she pioneered an awful lot of techniques that are still used today in film and sports coverage and in advertising things like multiple cameras tracking rails and crane slow motion and of course rhythmic montage to music that all made for credible dramatic effect you can see here her obsession with the greek ideal of aesthetic bodies now far more controversial is this one the documentary from one hundred thirty four the nazi rally in nuremberg triumph of the will and alt

dietrich is remembered for his kindness, his sense of adventure and strong friendships. in honor of his service, i am introducing legislation with the support of the entire washington state delegation in the house of representatives, to designate the facility of the united states postal service located on west van decemberen street in west richland, washington, as the sergeant dietrich shmeeman post office. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting this legislation to honor the memory of sergeant smmeeman who gave his life for our -- shmeeman who gave his life for our nation. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, this week the nonpartisan congressional budget office released its latest budget projections predicting that the republican tax plan will add a stunning $1.8 trillion to the deficit. it turns out major tax cuts for the wealthiest americans do not pay for themselves. with th

joining us is ryan dietrich from lpl financial research along with james liu welcome to you both. james, yesterday we had a big rally in facebook shares into the close. this is not a small cap. this is one of the biggest companies in the market. >> this is the most interesting that we found u.s. markets in about two years. we had this volatility it created tremendous volatili y volatility we are expecting about 15% earnings growth from the technology sector this year. you think about trade wars, and our view there is that is also a short to medium term issue you're seeing the opening volley >> so people need to look past it >> yeah. >> we saw boeing and caterpillar rally yesterday. chinese president xi jinping wasn't as tough on the trade issue in his speech as people thought he might have been so you think this will blow over >> we think there will be conciliation in the end. everybody talked about inflation two months ago that issue may come back this year >> the market in the last two years -- what did you say in for the first time in two years the market is attractive or inter

joining us is michael thompson ryan dietrich, senior market strategist at lpl financial. michael, it's april 30th we've got retail, mcdonald's, some laggards in terms of reporting earnings but most of the numbers are in how was it did it hit your number for year over year growth >> yeah. i think we were on too long ago. we'll get clear of 18. over 21% now i mean, we're just surpassing expectations there's not one sector that's not just delivering the goods. i mean, let's just run through the big ones even consumer discretionary has been a laggard 11% growth financials are up to 30% growth. technology, 23% growth industrials, 25% growth. everything is just kicking one of the best earnings quarterswe've seen at s&p global in maybe years. >> we saw a couple of those days where caterpillar reported a great quarter and then outlook was disappointing. is this as good as it's going to get? actually, it wasn't today. there are signs that global growth, that whole story about the synchronous growth problems on the horizon. >> i don't know. i think the truth is somewhere in the mid