the eiffel talent is looking a little rusty so to the statue of liberty the egyptian pyramids the coliseum and the taj mahal. that's nice surprise these versions of the seven wonders of the world have been constructed from waste material the city of new delhi had truckloads of old pipes car parts and disused machines delivered to artists that when the conversion started. we need to use what we have and we were fix we are going to do this only if it is it is going to be lonely there are not going to be anything else so yeah. we will make brought out i welding mending sculpting that work has now been completed less involved i think the so-called waste to want a part will become a major tourist attraction it has certainly transformed the landscape when we started working here we started digging up the floor and we realized it was a landfill site and that's where the horror started you know you're in the middle of monsoons this is august last year and we're digging it up and everywhere there's just plastic. the theme park is a statement against consumerism food for thought for visitors and it'

that me take a look at the back to do it historical background of the eiffel but can i say that a garrulous type war player you know to conduct especially in syria and iraq is also impossible because in order to conduct a good rule of warfare you need to control an area which completely belongs to you for all kinds of logistical and training camps can say that from now on the eiffel can conduct terrorist attacks. just different from the general of warfare the terrorist attacks inside syria and inside iraq so i agree that i still militarily has lost the game in syria on iraq but i can say that it is not the end of any kind of terror groups inside syria and iraq all the middle east terrain is very for files as i said you know order to create such kind of terror groups in this area. mr gifford do you think the group could resurface given that there is no credible peace plan for syria and as we've heard many of the conditions that led to the rise remain you know an absence of political legitimacy we have a failure of governance still yes i actually agree with my fellow guests although we've def

the eiffel tower is looking a little rusty so the statue of liberty the egyptian pyramids the coliseum and the taj mahal that's nice surprise these versions of the seven wonders of the world have been constructed from waste material. the city of new delhi had truckloads of old pipes and tissues machines delivered to artists that's when the conversion started. the need to be had and fix this only if. it is going to be lonely there are not going to be anything else so yeah i was even make broad i. welding mending sculpting the black has now been completed is involved hyping the cycle of waste to want a pocket will become a major tourist attraction it has certainly transformed the landscape when we started working here we started digging up the floor and through the landfill site and that's where the hoto started you know you're in the middle of monsoons this is august last year and we're digging it up and everywhere there's just plastic. the theme park is a statement against consumerism food for thought for visitors and it's a place for some to live out their dreams like this a local jou

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possible with the creation of all order in this area the pope ical solution will be the end of the eiffel problem in this turiya and there is not other solution other than that so but i think the problem is that everyone agrees that there has to be a political order that everyone has different ideas of what that what it should look like mr guess and i can see that you disagreed with some of what time you had there. yeah well i. ended the day is obviously very anti considers it very close with the k. and if they were to attack then it would cause a huge amount of violence which isis and other jihadi groups will thrive in so. i don't for one second think turkey has been a positive influence in this conflict far from it they have been funding the hardest groups within f.s.a. areas in other places from the very beginning so they hold much of the responsibility for the condition that syria is in right now and if we are to look to the future the toxic regional influences that have fueled the violence need to be pushed aside and we need to take a very pragmatic approach who is holding the territ

the yellow vests have taken to the streets across france for a fifteenth straight weekend at the eiffel tower in paris police used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators the movement has been losing support after some members were involved in violent incidents and verbal attacks on a jewish intellectual. a top roman catholic cardinal has admitted that the church destroyed its records about priests who sexually abuse children. made the revelation during a speech at a vatican conference on preventing sexual abuse by the clergy victims of the crime say they find little comfort in the admission. i'm asked and the third day of the vatican conference on child sex abuse the mood was somber as pope francis reflected on the proceedings. but if. these days we spoke to each other we listened to the voices of the victims who survived the crimes the youth have suffered in our church. to ensure their future with renewed courage we need to say like the prodigal son father i have sinned. so it was earlier pope francis looked on as church officials reckoned with a decades long legacy of sex abuse some h

yellow vest protesters have taken to the streets across france for a fifteenth straight weekend at the eiffel tower in paris police use tear gas to disperse demonstrators the movement has been trying to reenergize supporters after recent violence and allegations of anti semitism in its ranks. in india nearly one hundred people have now died after drinking tainted alcohol and at least two hundred more have been hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency most of the victims were tea plantation workers in the countries that with these. and here are the football results from match day twenty three in the bundesliga so far. came from behind to beat nuremberg by or new nick edged out hertha berlin dropped points at home to holes or minds defeated shall and freiburg thumped. on friday braman share this bold spoils with stuttgart on sunday hand over free base frankfurt and dortmund host. on monday entertain hoffenheim and. it's not news that when you use a free app like facebook it's not really free you're paying it with your data and

possible with the creation of all order in this area the pope ical solution will be the end of the eiffel problem in this turiya and there is not other solution other than that so but i think the problem is that everyone agrees that there has to be a political order that everyone has different ideas of what that what it should look like mr gates and i can see that you disagreed with some of what you had there . yeah well i. ended the day is obviously very anti because it is very close with the k. and if they were to attack then it would cause a huge amount of violence of which isis and other jihadi groups will thrive in so. i don't for one second think turkey has been a positive influence in this conflict far from it they have been funding the hardest groups within f.s.a. areas in other places from the very beginning so they hold much of the responsibility for the condition that syria is in right now and if we are to look to the future the toxic regional influences that have fueled the violence need to be pushed aside and we need to take a very pragmatic approach who is holding the territ

the weekly protests that continue to consume fronts in the shadow of the eiffel tower police patrol the streets of paris trying to maintain order. but it has become an ongoing battle for all the emergency services. here the seans elisei medics come to the aid of a man who has lost at least four fingers witnesses say he tried to pass away a small explosive which police used to disperse crowds with tear gas. there are no other injuries to one man who was hurt last month in a demonstration is back. look for you whether you believe in the ideas of the protests or not there's a real problem with democracy in france today because when you dare to speak oh well you lose an eye and that's the problem. this is the thirteenth weekend of the so-called yellow vests protests the numbers of those demonstrating have fallen since the movement first took to the streets last november in response to planned fuel tax hikes. although the tax was scrapped and the minimum wage raised this has become a national revolt against high living costs and the political classes look at the me because when i see poverty

the yellow vests have taken to the streets across france for a fifteenth straight weekend at the eiffel tower police used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators who has been losing support after some members were involved in violent incidents and verbal attacks on a jewish intellectual. in india now nearly one hundred people have died after drinking tainted alcohol and at least two hundred more have been hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleggers liquor contain toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency most of the victims were teeth plantation workers in the country's northeast. north korean leader king. is traveling to vietnam on his armored train that's been confirmed by north korean state media next week he will meet u.s. president donald trump in hanoi the three thousand kilometer journey is expected to take at least two days. a top roman catholic cardinal has admitted the church destroyed its records about priests who sexually abused children reinhart marks made the revelation during a speech at a vatican conference on preventing sexual abuse by clergy victims of the cr

the eiffel tower. are you kidding me! thunder win it. 128-127. demar derozan. first time after being traded. he was traded for kawhi leonard who takes and it dunks it. 15 seconds left over. spurs, one last chance. who do you go to? davis? no. the raptors win 121-117. let's bring it local. cif. boys final. thomas, spin move. scoop to the hoop. captures the crown. 54-46. spring training baseball. ichiro is retired. but they're expecting he will play when they open the season in japan. 45 years old. he can still hit. the mariners build a 4-0 lead. the a's, their only run of the spring so far. comes from shawn murphy in the nine abe 7 sports. the giants have been kicking the tires on bryce harper and the free agents still out there. >> what do you think? have the the owner of the phillies flew out on his private jet to las vegas. it's a meet and greet but could result in a $300 million contract. >> that's a good meet and greet. >> some nice greeting. >> i would love to meet you. >> that's funny. on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices. >>> that's our repor

this area is just across the seine river from the eiffel tower. >>> here's a live look at the u.s. capitol this morning where and hours president trump will deliver the state of the union address in the house chamber. one week later than originally planned thanks to the partial government shutdown, and the president is expected to frame the policy agenda for the upcoming year. we have natalie brand on capitol hill with the preview. >> reporter: president trump is expected to call for unity as he speaks to the divided congress tonight during his second state of the union address. >> the lonely question is how many falsehoods, distortions and made up facts we will here in the speech. >> reporter: the president and democrats remain at odds over the border wall funding of the $5.7 billion, tossing the recent 35 day government shutdown. >> we need a strong border and the only way to get a strong border is to get a physical barrier, and we need a wall. >> reporter: lawmakers have only 10 days to strike a deal to avert another government shutdown and president trump says he will be preach

that's twice as many as head to the eiffel tower.as damaged during the french revolution, and many of its figures were defaced. but there are sections that still remain from before the revolution, and have been reconstructed since, like the lastjudgement here, right on the facade of the cathedral. although successive waves of restoration have maintained the cathedral‘s main features, some of which date back to the 12th century, maintaining the building is an ongoing challenge. pollution, acid rain and age are now eating up not only its fine details, but also this building's actual structure. and it's particularly striking when you go behind the scenes here, up high at the back of the cathedral, a place that tourists don't usually get to see. notre dame looks so imposing from the street, towering down, this huge structure. but when you get up close, it's amazing to see how much the old girl needs a helping hand. help is what michel is trying to provide. his charity, friends of notre dame, has launched an appeal that asks private donor

and from waist to wonder india's capital now has an eiffel tower made of scraps.

journalist he could almost be reporting live from paris all these indian eagles perched on top of the eiffeltower seem to have discovered the. now the french sportswear retailer decathlon has scrapped plans to sell a hit job for muslim women runners following a public outcry the firm suspended the product following a wave of criticism from the public. it was meant to offer muslim women always to participate but french politicians said they're running he just contradicted the country secure values there were threats of a boycott until retailer take up law buckled under pressure from angry activists. don't you need to do your dick is promoting a garment that's actually a confinement it's a women's bodies you know these women should be doing sports but it's supposed to be for the liberation of bodies and excellence this shocks me don't just. take up close it has received hundreds of calls and e-mails in protest of the heat up and that staff in stores have been threatened not everyone is offended though companies can women should do what they want and i'm afraid if they can't put this on they'll

possible with the creation of all order in this area the pope ical solution will be the end of the eiffel problem in this turiya and there is not other solution other than that so but i think the problem is that everyone agrees that there has to be a political order that everyone has different ideas of what that what it should look like mr gates and i can see that you disagreed with some of what you had there . yeah well i. ended the day is obviously very anti considers it very close with the k.k.k. and if they were to attack then it would cause a huge amount of violence which isis and other jihadi groups will thrive in so. i don't for one second think turkey has been a positive influence in this conflict far from it they have been funding the hardest groups within f.s.a. areas in other places from the very beginning so they hold much of the responsibility for the condition that syria is in right now and if we are to look to the future the toxic regional influences that have fueled the violence need to be pushed aside and we need to take a very pragmatic approach who is holding the territ

you and bring you back but there's no real mechanism for very long time about what to do with the eiffel prisoners that come from a country a third party country that is in the country but they were arrested in this really of the local laws of that country and how much the foreign office is with those countries are willing to negotiate prison don't vote is we saying that the u.s. is holding those eight hundred fighters is it the u.s. or is it the democratic forces that have been in a prison what will the syrian democratic forces actually give those prisoners up to the u.s. or does the u.s. already made a deal and we don't know about this donald trump since the tweeted out a fait accompli so it's a very confusing tweet we don't know what the facts of this all is certainly he wants to put pressure on europe by saying if you don't take them back we're going to be forced to release them on the come back to your country and they'll commit acts of terror so you get to talking about the end of the caliphate there is still some fighting going on what do we know about that. well the syrian democr

it seems we've got this picture here i want to show you if you have it look at that car with the eiffel tower right behind that a little bit eerie isn't it the circumstances made us question if protesters are impacting investors in france and for more on that we go for an update to paris and here's our t. correspondent charlotte dubinsky as antigovernment protests in france reach the thirteenth week questions are not being raised about the impact that they're having on the country's ability to attract investors the french economy minister. has said the. the country's image remains intact but he's also said that investors political leaders and private actors all asking questions and with good reason to the government has tried to stem the protests with promises of a national debate to concerns and it's offered a package of measures for low earners at a cost of more than eleven billion dollars neither have stopped yellow vest protesters from taking to the streets but it has put the country's public finances at risk that's at least according to france's independent state audit office which

again in the capital paris for a thirteen consecutive weekend cars have been set on fire near the eiffeltower and police have arrested a number of demonstrators at the seen more than two thousand people both protesters and police have been injured since yellow vest protests started in november over economic issues. that chang winter olympics were hailed as a big success in paving the way for friendly every nations between south and north korea but as celebrations begin marking the first anniversary this ongoing controversy over the use of the games fan news correspondent rob mcbride reports. on this first anniversary it's seen as a just cause for celebration. the so-called peace olympics are credited with the stablish ing friendly relations between north and south korea and history may show they lead to a long term reconciliation between north korea and the u.s. . dollar between the construction of infrastructure for pyong china lympics has helped to bring in more tourists. all more than anything the olympics paved the way for improving the into korean relations and promoting peace it be

[cheering and applause] and the eiffel tower is his golf club, former wwe superstar in my massive sidekickrus. [cheering and applause] jimmy, good to see you dressed up. today's man is suiting you. >> you're killing me, man. don't assume my gender. greg: is tell-all, though they need to step it up because i feel like they are -- >> of the honest, i'm not read the tell-all spirit and waiting for the box set to come out. when you do go to sell these books you have to get the publisher interested. they do a lot of embellishing. i know this. i have a book out called follow that car, if you like reading at a third level you like this book. at the same time as you read the inner workings of the administration you're appreciative of it because can you imagine how boring the tell-all about hillary clinton would be. the only interesting chapter -- the only interesting chapter would be when the computers got a virus because someone let anthony weiner use the wi-fi. >> it should event which color power suit should she wear that day. greg: that is quite a power su suit. >> it's a onesie. greg: christi

the documentary "free solo" about a stunning climb up a sheer cliff that is so high, it dwarfs the eiffelbuilding. national geographic is behind the film and will show it on their network come march 3rd. hold your breath for this one. we have the report. >> reporter: no ropes, no harness, nothing between alex and the ground, hundreds of meters below. >> i get afraid, just like anybody does. i know some things are scary. when i know what i'm doing and fell well, it's medicating. if i start to hesitate and get scared, it's a nightmare. >> reporter: at yosemite national park, he was the first to climb this with no gear. it's called free soloing. one slip could be the difference between life and death. >> the day i free soloed it, i was scared. it's early morning and i felt tired. whoa! look at that wall. at the same time, everything was pointing toward that moment. when that moment arrived, it happened. >> reporter: the dream, turned real life challenge is the subject of a documentary called "free solo." it captures hair raising moments of the day he climbed el capitan. >> it's definitely a

yellow vest protestors for setting a military vehicle on fire, this happened today in front of the eiffelnstrations against what the protestors call economic injustice are now in their 13th week, police say they arrested more than 30 people today. a new round of u.s.-china trade talks kick off monday in beijing, white house negotiators hoping for breakthrough on the treatment of american intellectual property, march first deadline to end the current tariff truce approaches, katie logan has a preview. >> hi, rick, so another round of trade talks with china to start next week, the u.s. is pressing china to change of how it does business. ultimate is trade deal with china, the latest round of talks with china in january conclude without deal, the white house says officials are now preparing to press beijing on reforming trade practices which it sees unfit for american businesses, the u.s. wants china to prevent practices such as stealing intellectual property and forcing american companies to share their technology but china says it doesn't need methods to do business. despite differences, u

down one, five seconds left, splits the defense and then over the eiffel tower, rudy gobert.ook at the arc on that thing. thunder win it 148-147. spurs and raptors tomorrow. demar derozan first game back since being traded. late fourth quarter, he loses the ball to the kawhi he was traded for, kawhi leonard, throwing it down. raptors up one with 15 seconds left giving the spurs one last chance. who do you go to? you go to dave bertans? >>> high school ball, the boys final. senior thomas gregorios, one. de la salle captures the crown. >>> a's/mariners. ichiro is technically retired, but they actually expect him to play when the a's and m's open the season in japan. drove in a couple runs right there. shawn murphy with the first run of the spring with a solo home run. the a's come up well short losing by a final of 8-1. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> the time now is 5:47. turning to weather and the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. it is chilly out there. temperatures are wide ranging

producing sixteen thousand two hundred tons of residue you equivalent to the weight of two of france's eiffel towers. the company has wasted human lives here on this he said constantly twenty four hours a day by these pipelines connected to the factory. within a few years this hail will become another steep mountain of debris reaching up to seventy meters high. andrew passons and stephen joseph are its grand architects. what's in there. what is it's. well it's it's what's left over from there from the extraction process it's the rock that. held the gold. and what's left behind off the gold has been removed so it's silica and other materials it's the sand. and other metals but many silica is there and you have the metals for example there . it be trace amounts but but very small concentrations some olds and some of the gold ores there is your random sauce deep has very little you're on your minutes or so. there's very little uranium and in this in the stomach you. can really. not offhand i think the numbers around about forty to fifty grams a ton. annually south african mining companies extrac

down one, five seconds left, splits the defense and then over the eiffel tower, rudy gobert.spurs and raptors tomorrow. fou the ball to the guy he was traded for, kawhi leonard, throwing it down. raptors up one with 15 seconds left giving the spurs one last chance. who do you go to? you go to davis bertans? >>> high school ball, de la salle and james logan in the boys final. senior thomas gregorios, and one. de la salle captures the crown. 54-46. finish up with a little baseball. >>> a's/mariners. ichiro is technically retired, but they actually expect him to. he's 45 years old, can still hit. drove in a couple runs right there. shawn murphy with the first run of the spr the a's come up well short losing by a final of 8-1. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> turning to weather now, the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. i've heard from a lot of my friends out there saying how cold it is. you're certainly right. in the north bay and in the east bay you are freezing. we have a little wind to

down one, five seconds left, splits the defense and then over the eiffel tower, rudy gobert.idding? look at the arc on that thing. thunder win it 148-147. since being traded. late fourth quarter, he loses the ball to the guy he was traded for, kawhi leonard, throwing it down. you go to davis bertans? no. raptors win 120-117 over san antonio. >>> high school ball, de la salle and james logan in the boys final. senior thomas gregorios, and a little scoop to the hoop and one. de la salle captures the crown. 54-46. finish up with a little baseball. >>> a's/mariners. ichiro is technically retired, but they actually expect him to play when the a's and m's open the season in japan. he's 45 years old, can still hit. drove in a couple runs right there. shawn murphy with the first run of the spring with a solo home run. the a's come up well short losing by a final of 8-1. that's a wrap on morning sports. lesurnhe bayre fect with b our meteorologist, lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. the sun has been up for a couple of hours and we are definitely looking at the numbers coming up 3 to

that's 822,000 eiffel towers.t is still with us, languishing in landfills, rubbish dumps and our oceans. it's in our natural world that plastic pollution is the most pronounced. there's 150 million tonnes of plastic in our seas, a figure that's set to treble over the next decade. most of it comes from just ten rivers, eight in asia and two in africa, where it's carried downstream and into the ocean. every year, 1 million birds and 100,000 sea mammals die from eating it or getting tangled in it. all plastic is made from oil, and 90% of it can't be recycled. as well as the energy that goes into extracting and burning fossil fuels, a recent study found as plastics degrade, they further pollute the environment by releasing methane. scientists warn that as the earth gets warmer, more gases from plastics will be emitted. around half the plastic we use is single use, that's things like plastic bags and water bottles. globally, every minute, we purchase 1 million plastic bottles. and when it comes to plastic bags, we're u

that‘s twice as many as head to the eiffel tower.tained the cathedral‘s main features, some of which date back to the 12th century, maintaining the building is an ongoing challenge. pollution, acid rain and age are now eating up not only its fine details, but also this building‘s actual structure. and it‘s particularly striking when you go behind the scenes here, up high at the back of the cathedral, a place that tourists don‘t usually get to see. notre dame looks so imposing from the street, towering down, this huge structure. but when you get up close, it‘s amazing to see how much the old girl needs a helping hand. help is what michele is trying to provide. his charity, friends of notre dame, has launched an appeal that asks private donors to help pay for some of the most needed and urgent repairs. so you see here, we have already some parts of pinnacles which were at risk of falling, so we removed them and stored them here. if we don‘t want the cathedral to collapse, we need absolutely to repair all these flying buttresses, and al

that is 822,000 eiffel towers.ubbish dumps and oceans. it is in our natural world that pollution is most pronounced. there are 150 million tonnes of plastic in our seas, a figure that will travel in the next decade. most of it comes from ten rivers, eight in asia and two in africa, where it is carried downstrea m two in africa, where it is carried downstream and into the ocean. every year, 1 million birds and 100,000 sea year, 1 million birds and 100,000 sea mammals die from eating it or getting tangled in it. all plastic is made from oil. 90% of it cannot be recycled. as well as the energy that goes into extracting and burning fossilfuels, a recent that goes into extracting and burning fossil fuels, a recent study found as plastics degrade, they further pollute the environment by producing methane. scientists warn that as the earth gets warmer, more gases from plastics will be omitted. around half the plastic we use a single use. that is things like plastic bags and water bottles. globally, every minute, we purcha