yes, yes, exactly, with that eiffel. over the last five years of the presidential term, more than ten high-class hotels have been opened, as i said, tourism is when there is something to see, where to eat well, to watch beautiful dances, to meet good people, to plunge into our hospitality is the second largest city of the country, beira , the main ports, the final stop of the trans-african railway, the heart of beira. the main thing to get brassa surrounded by shops, markets and offices is to go to the local cathedral fence city and a popular resort in a large bay, the old town of bikes and chic beaches in bimbi, which is 5 km from the center of the island, moved here. a small piece of land, which is located 3 km from the mainland and is connected to it by a bridge . mozambique is included in the unesco world heritage list. palace and chapel of sao paulo. well, of course, four centuries of portuguese rule could not but be reflected in everything in mozambique. well, first of all by religion downtrodden christians are cat

yes, yes, exactly, with that eiffel. more than ten high-class hotels were opened, as i already said with tourism - this is when there is something to see, where to eat well, to see beautiful dances, to meet good people, to plunge into our hospitality , the second largest city of the country, beira, is the main ports, of course, the stop of the trans-african railway is the heart of beira. the main thing to get brass surrounded by shops, markets and offices is to go to the local cathedral fence. pemba, a large coastal town and popular resort on a large bay. it is noteworthy here, the old city of bucks and gorgeous beaches in ginger, which is five kilometers from the center of the island of mozambique, a small piece of land. which is 3 km from the mainland indented with it by the bridge mozambique is included in the unesco world heritage list the main attractions, the island's palace and chapel sao paulo. well, of course, four centuries of portuguese rule could not but be reflected in the whole of mozambique. well, first of

what was built in chicago in 1893 to overwhelm the eiffel tower while a skyscraper skyscraper is simplyimple a monument with architecture, well, it’s rather remote, that is, it’s not at home, not a skyscraper, we have already figured out. so so what else can be built. 20 seconds left. yes, how do i know, i besides me real estate. some built built built built that house built family life to close the eiffel to shut up apparently all yes? well, we congratulate alina dolgopolu 20.000 rubles. departs for the city. zelenograd stadium ferris wheel yes, ferris wheel, how did you know it, just knew, well, then alina well done for not choosing a ferris wheel as her rival. really. here's to outshine on wheels in the park. sokolniki tell the first ferris wheel appeared in america in 1893 and was intended to be a worthy answer to the eiffel tower. the fact is that in 1893 the world exhibition was held in chicago and ambitious enterprising americans. they simply had to impress the whole world no less than the french who built the previous world exhibitions. remember yes in paris, a giant metal tower

we have a parking lot under the eiffel tower.also lived there, and that means a parking lot on where their russian fields begin, a cup of coffee, but eiffel ones, and that's exactly how we evacuate. uh, we get out of the car with a cup of coffee , pass by the people who rent, enter the park of the seals, they go to the cloura. we walk with a cup of coffee. well, like always. yes, we had breakfast, we closed, too, we went no, no, it’s us, how is the image of a russian tourist comply. retirement oh, this is an airbag, if a person is not capable of madness, it's hard to say, i don't know, i seem to have managed, when the age of happiness begins, it actually does not end. each age has its own happiness victor and svetlana zhukov. i know that you have also discovered sub- how to say as a result of your travels another way i would say this is an extra money you discovered flea markets for yourself and in this way you got some extra money for gasoline, as i understand it, yes, the main value even not this is julia this, of course, is al

both the french as the eiffel tower and the back guess, but now the trans face is a shortage of its favorite conduct and the search for ill put brazil the whale, the danger and there is no sign of anything being done to stop it for a couple welcome to the program. the energy crisis has forced a turn around in germany. berlin says little scrap plans to shut down a dozen coal fired power plants instead and keep them running for up to a year and a half. the 12 power plants with a capacity to produce 7 gigawatts will support the power red only in case other providers cannot keep up with the demand from industry and consumers. over the long term, germany's goal to exit fossil fuels remains intact, though with energy giant r w e confirming earlier today that it will exit coal power by the year 2030 climate change is also affecting the world of finance, where the renewable energy is becoming ever more popular with investors, but banks still have billions invested in fossil fuels and that carries quite a risk. according to the european n g o finance watch. the groups analysis shows that the world's

it's almost as french as the eiffel tower and the back gets. but now france face is a shortage of its favorite conduct. and the search for oil put brazil's whales than danger. and there is no sign of anything being done to stop it was cobra. welcome to the program. the energy crisis has forced a turn around in germany. berlin says little scrap plans to shut down a dozen coal fired power plant. instead, it'll keep them running for up to a year and a half. the 12 power plants with a capacity to reduce the 7 gigawatts will support the power red only in case other providers cannot keep up with demand from industry and consumers. over the long term, germany's goal to exit fossil fuels remains intact, though with energy giant r w e confirming earlier today that it will exit coal power by the year 20.

street, its owner eduard moiseenko built it from plastic bottles in his compound palm trees, the eiffel, adjacent to the leaning tower of pisa and dolphins, was supplemented by all this grace. if separate waste collection has been practiced throughout belarus for a long time, then slightly different local rules apply in rogachev prudently bring plastic to this house. i would like to stay here longer, but you're walking around the city. i can't believe that i walk along the paths of famous natives of the rogachev region, and here a playwright was born. andrey makayonok is a writer. mikhail lynkov, soviet poet nikolay surnochok and other famous personalities high concentration of creativity at 18 km. well, now, as promised, princess bona's castle. and to be more precise, the place where many centuries ago, he stood, many guides offer to complete acquaintance with the city is on the castle hill. this is the starting point of the district center, it was here that the first settlement of the rogachevites, the first temple and the first castle were located. such stories that there were three

the eiffel tower and views of the city were taken before mobile era, without bright signs, flashing advertisementsess traffic jams followed by the apartment of the main character, conveying the atmosphere of warmth and comfort with the sounds of music of the eighties and the smells of french cuisine for the joy of being with you. because you are with me the main character elizabeth is a typical french woman in her early 40s she is experiencing a tragedy her husband left her after many years of marriage with two teenagers and without a livelihood, how do you plan to do this, you never worked. thank you i don't mind escaping from insomnia, elisabeth listens to a nightly radio show where lonely and unhappy people trust their personal history, sensitive, leading, the role played by the famous french actress emmanu. my eldar, dear passengers of the night, today is the tenth of may and i granted wanda again left with you d44 in the morning, in despair elizabeth sends a letter to the radio and invites her to a meeting. i am also a person who is able to connect with listeners and so that he can filter to

earth would be a burn, then they are not, not in white house not in an immortal abbey not under the eiffeltower, and therefore i hope, i believe that this will not happen, but it will or will not. you know whose hands, and then in the sixty-second year, when the caribbean crisis was discharged, how it was generally perceived as the soviet people. he, too, was in such unsettling tension, as people are now on all continents. yes, yes, of course. it was very disturbing, because the idea of ​​nuclear war was in the air, in general it was in the air and now all these years it has not been in the air. we suddenly just now suddenly felt the possibility of these strikes, and before that we lived comfortably after the ninety-first year, it seemed that the whole world was spared from this misfortune. russia lives in security. we don't have enemies. america is not our enemy. she really gobbled up our entire industry sent here, a foreign government stuffed all our institutions with cia officers, but the world was well-being there was no threat of nuclear war. and now, when russia has risen and launche

it's like moscow without the kremlin or paris without the eiffel tower. you often experience a feeling of light sadness in catholic churches. you experience horror from the shameful does not correspond to the image and likeness. the statue of christ the redeemer, do you understand? that jesus kreis is, of course, a superstar in 1922 , when the centenary of the independence of brazil was announced competition for the creation of the best monument that would symbolize the unity of nations for the consideration of the commission, two iconic characters jesus of nazareth and christopher columbus were proposed. christ won not at all because the project of this magnificent monument was recognized as the most artistically valuable, just the money for its creation was collected by the catholic church in a record. short terms and already in 31 years. the statue of christ the redeemer was solemnly unveiled.

the eiffel tower and the views of the city were filmed back in the pre-mobile era without mirrored signsvertisements and endless traffic jams, followed by the apartment of the main character, conveying an atmosphere of warmth and comfort with the sounds of eighties music and smells french cuisine for the joy of being with you for being with me. the main character elisabeth is a typical french woman in her early 40s, she is experiencing a tragedy. her husband left her after many years of marriage with two teenage children and without a livelihood, how do you plan to do this, you never worked. thank you, i didn't mean it, escaping from insomnia elizabeth listens to a late -night radio show where lonely and unfortunate people trust their personal history, empathetic, leading, the role played by a famous french actress emmanuelle, my dear passengers, and today is the tenth of may, and i will again be with you until four in the morning, in despair, elizabeth sends a letter to the radio and invites her to a meeting. i am also a person who is able to establish a connection with the listener and

moscow without the kremlin or paris without the eiffel tower, looking at our orthodox icons you often experience a feeling of light sadness in catholic churches, you experience horror from a shameful inconsistency, image and likeness. well, looking at the statue of christ the redeemer. you understand that jezu skrys is, of course, a superstar in 1922, when the centenary of the declaration of independence of brazil was celebrated, a competition was announced to create the best moment that would symbolize the unity of nations two iconic characters were proposed for consideration by the commission jesus of nazareth and christopher columbus christ won not at all because the project of this magnificent monument was recognized as the most artistically valuable, just the money for its creation was collected by the catholic church in a record short time and already in 31 years. the statue of christ the redeemer was solemnly unveiled. the statue, which has become the main symbol of rio, makes an amazing impression, but for some reason, when talking about christ the redeemer, the brazilians are

they just it is customary for a japanese person to travel with a camera, who takes pictures of the eiffelre all the time. he behaves in the same way in his native country , and he does not like coffee. japan, and this curiosity about japan creates curiosity. there is no experience in china. such a tradition is simply for this simple reason, or chinese society is different, although taiwan is a society like japan and the inhabitants of taiwan also travel much more than the inhabitants of mainland china, this must also be understood that and again, if you talk to chinese people who are in another country for political reasons topics , you will see the same effect that when communicating with russians, the chinese do not want to talk about political topics, even a young chinese person will ask you questions with which quite often encountered why we are being condemned for tibet why do you believe this propaganda a person is in principle in an open world she sees different sources of information she does not trust them china much earlier than russia began to create its own media in the world

just customary for them to travel with a japanese person with a camera, who takes pictures of the eiffel just like he behaves in his native country, and they probably drink coffee japan and this curiosity about japan creates curiosity , the experience in china does not have such a tradition simply for this simple reason that chinese society is different, although taiwan is a society like japan and the inhabitants of taiwan also travel much more than the inhabitants of mainland china, it must also be understood that and again if you will talk to the chinese who is in another country on political topics, you will see the same effect that when communicating with russians, the chinese do not want to talk about political topics, even a young person the chinese will ask you questions that he has encountered quite often. why do you start condemning us for tibet? why do you believe this propaganda? a person is basically in an open world. she sees different sources of information. she does not trust them. who even moves to some united states or european country can live absolutely peacefully in t

severe response to an attack that killed 15 people at a sheer shrine in the southern city of shala's. eiffel has claimed responsibility. victoria gayden, the reports the popular shashi rog, shrine insurance was packed with people when an eyesore gum opened fire or witnesses say the attack during evening prayers with time to cause maximum damage? ah, we were preparing for prayers and then we heard the gunshot. we tried to escape from the other side and then i realized i was bleeding. luckily, i could not see who was shooting. it was from outside, but we were inside the shrine. it started from the street and then they came towards the shrine and they shot, however, they saw it on some of the victims were brought to this hospital for they spoke of their shock at the attack. she la la la number by tong that i went to shah sharah with my children here. i heard sounds of gunfire after we prayed that he went to a room next to the shrine. this gunman came and fired a barrage of shots. so tight bullet hit my arm and leg that it hit my wife's back, but thank god my child was not it. he 7 years old yam

have it in your pocket, you went on, and a day later you took off the cheops pyramid, and then the eiffeld so your, uh, tourist egoism is saturated. and you think you know the world ain't right. you don't know no, because, but the shepherd who does not converge in his place, throughout his life. he saw less, he knows more, he is more of an artist who sits for four or five days with these and tries to convey the feeling that gives birth to what he sees in him, this is an artist who feels life vertically. is not tourist and this is what he hears while he writes. this is what interests us. i want you to hear these pictures, feel this atmosphere, and through this try to see and feel the whole panorama, that is, the great country that was and hopefully was. yes, let's hope it comes back . fedor stepanovich rokotov is a wonderful russian portrait painter, although his school is still, of course, western and it is all based and built on the western school of painting, and in his portraits you can already see that inimitable russian character, which was then developed by many lviv, cypriot and ot

the us military says it's kill the senior eiffel memory ne, in syria, us troops carried out of helicopter, right in the village of commission on the border with turkey. 2 of the iso members were killed in a separate strike. the united nations is proposing a humanitarian cargo in haiti to allow people to receive fuel and supplies. gangs has been locking access to the main fuel terminal in protest. economic crisis. a foreign policy chief in joseph burrell says the block is considering additional sanctions on iran. as authorities continue a crackdown on anti government demonstrated rights groups accuse them of using excessive and legal for all right, those are the headline news continues after al jazeera will. i i mm mm mm mm mm. mm mm mm. mm mm. mm. mm. mm mm. mm mm i'm so i don't see it diana barbie. it what that fee will i think in mfc soon? ah ah ah ah, well not seen an alumni alan hostetler wanting the little doctor. i wanna hold my 2nd. like a love model, i get fired number sabrina id which be in file on mr. kenneth element upset. i'm a busy you affleck hired with ali. hopefully by the

tom: i will look to the relighting of the eiffel tower when we are through this energy crisis.jordan, thank you very much, indeed. let's check where european stocks have settled as we had to the break. what you're looking at, the benchmark is the loss of .4%. unchanged. germany had a late session rally but nonetheless that faded towards the end of the session, closing unchanged despite the relief across the chemical sector. the ftse 100 down .4%. below that 7000 level. in france the cac 40 is down .4%. we have news around the european alliance on joint debt issuance to address the energy crisis, concerns about central banks and looking ahead to the all important data out of the u.s.. alix: u.s. trading much heavier. coming up to have russian leader vladimir putin threatening more attacks on ukraine. more on the escalation of the war, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. coming up the state street global advisors joining bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, this is the

. >> he wanted to create the tallest building in the world and wanted it to be taller than the eiffel. stu: fearless workers. >> i t they had chain wire netting. stu: redefining the manhattan skyline. stu: how they built the chrysler building.ing. stu: it's astonishing what workers did back then. 8:00 p.m. tonight, how america works, 9:00 p.m. american built. watch both of them right here on fox business. >> i tell you what's astonishing, briny me on your show as a guest to run a clip of your show tonight. i'm your lead in, i'm toeder, a christmas ham. a meat bag. stu: never trust a florida son. listen to this, climate activists coming after prince william and say his plans to develop a new neighborhood will reek havoc on the environment. wineries in california getting some relief. the state's lowering their wild fire insurance rates after premiums skyrocket yet we have that report from all places, a winery in malibu. we'll be back. ♪ stu: i always like -- the beach boys. you're kidding. that doesn't sound like the beach boys to me. sounds like the mamas and papas to you? come on here

even the famed eiffel tower will go dark a little earlier each night.s prices have eased since russia's invasion of ukraine, they're still more than 200% higher than a year ago. russia, which once supplied 40% of europe's needs, cut supply in retaliation for sanctions over the war, forcing countries to look for alternatives. britain's national grid warning of a worst-case scenario over the winter if gas supplies run extremely low. the utility company says it's unlikely, but if shortages escalate, there could be planned power blackouts for periods of three hours at a time. during her leadership campaign, uk prime minister liz truss pledged there would be no energy rationing. but when asked about it again recently, she didn't repeat the guarantee. >> what i'm saying is that we do have god energy supplies in the uk. we can get through the winter. >> reporter: for many countries, the solution for now is to stockpile energy. many places filling their storage tanks to around 90% capacity. and the european union is also considering a gas price cap. but some co

it can be said that the contractors who erected the eiffel tower even said with relief, because it wasn this day 133 years ago that the world acquired the most recognizable monument of architecture today, the visiting card of paris and who is the building that the inhabitants of the city themselves do not really like, but but it heroes in numerous photographs and now. stegs scattered all over the world, really popularizing, paris well, what will our today's broadcast be remembered for, we will tell you right now. so, on world artists day, together with our colleague muryan and murenkova, we will visit the sensational exhibition of svetlana zhigimont. and also let's look at a simple question, the answers that few who came up with ice cream become. and thus the millers' holiday changed the world, our program also did not bypass a special story about what kind of mills were on the territory of our country. why is it a cultural asset and where are they on natalya pashok was looking into this issue. and there are still a few days left before the premiere of the second season's largest talen

have it in your pocket, you went on, and a day later you took down the hepsha pyramid, and then the eiffel uh, tourist selfishness is saturating. and you think you know the world is wrong. you do not know the world, because, as a shepherd, who does not converge his place, throughout his life. he saw less, he knows more, he is more of an artist who sits for 4-5 days with these coziness and tries to convey the feeling that gives birth to what he sees in him. this is an artist with a vertically sensing life. this is not a tourist. and this is what he hears as he writes. this is what interests us. i want you to hear these pictures feel this atmosphere, and through this we tried to see and feel the whole panorama of that great country that was and will hopefully be. yes, let's hope it comes back . fyodor stepanovich rokotov is a wonderful russian protitist, although his school is still, of course, western and it is all based and built on the western school of painting, and in his portraits you can already see that inimitable russian character, which was later developed by many artists, cypriot

yes, give me the eiffel hand to climb, but each of us sees such a mature sight, and day that it’s boringthat your paris russia is my russia you say. she knew i had a presentiment back in paris that it was impossible to return to the soviet union. given, i will record the departure of mary steua . she is already on her way to moscow, and yet she went. why not only married? i think she went because when the history of the flight came to light, she became a non- handshake person for many. he had very few friends left, and she felt even more alone than before. she went to fetch her husband, because, well, if a person gave his word, he keeps his word. she gave. listen, she will follow him. go. she said and she went and she was in that sense absolutely a man of the word. she's never been in that sense in her life. she i say, she could cheat, but she never broke. here is her inner truth. she didn't want to go, but she went because her husband and daughter were there. it knows everything very well, and she repeatedly formulates on this, that she died in her homeland, which anti-virus? i'll be se

fast forward to france's eiffel tower, local tv station franz strua reports that nearly half of the residents to cut back on spending on christmas presents. children. increasingly, parents are leaning towards buying used toys, in general, the french are very wary of waiting for christmas for them, this is not at all right now. a holiday, and the peak of winter and the beginning of a new, according to all signs, even more difficult year. a sharp drop in the standard of living is recorded in the uk such a fog albion did not know post-war times, the food basket has risen in price on average 17% the most valuable rose in butter pasta, tea, bread, tabloid, curtains, publishes apocalyptic statistics 32% of the british already consume expired products 18% someone turns off refrigerators to save money. and someone, because half of the population has practically nothing to store there. lives by principle to eat or bask? on as you can see , austerity was turned on in europe, but in a twist of fate, it was the european politicians who promised us the collapse of the economy due to sanctions in response.

traditional way inside the building and i was just reading about it and it sounds like he's climbed the eiffel tower before and even the golden gate bridge lisa. so that's interesting some talent, i guess right. let's go check the forecast. all right. well, we have a very tall. of low clouds and because of that it has reached well over into the east bay over 3,000 feet deep, but not fairfield with the southwest wind at 16 still clear sky there cloudy conquered and livermore. so we have a week weather system and a really robust marine layer overhead and as it all begins to peel back to the shoreline, we're going to see more sun but not enough to warm us up to near average readings. in fact, we'll be below average. no 80s to speak of today. there's a look at the low clouds the fog from the san ramon valley out towards san mateo and fremont this morning all the whip towards santa rosa's current numbers are coolest well to the north clear lake is at 50 degrees. but otherwise, we're from the upper 50s around san mateo to low 60s hayward palo alto 63 in san jose. good morning concord 62 for you and

so at very top, the nacelle, all the way to the top of the blades is half the size of the eiffel towerssive. and because you've got nothing normal to compare it to like a building, you just see these in the distance. and then you're here. and it's -- yeah, they're pretty bloody huge. >> translation, they're nearly 600 feet high with spinning fiberglass blades roughly the length of the world's largest passenger jet. each blade weighs almost 30 tons. the turbines are partially assembled on shore, then shipped out to sea where each blade is attached with surgical precision to the top of the turbine. every angle has to be perfect to generate maximum power. once installed, keeping them spinning is critical. offshore wind engineers say one revolution can power one home in the uk for 24 hours. and that's where bridie comes in. >> it's raining, it's windy. >> can't wait. just another day at the office! >> in choppy waters, captain peter broughton has to find the sweet spot, maintaining constant contact between the bow and base. some days the winds are so high and seas so rough, the job can't b

overvaluations overleveraged, too many bubbles, and they all popped and you're getting the other side of the eiffelower now. where it stops i don't know. my big worry, i'm pretty sure i'm right, they have no control anymore. they really don't know what they're doing. it has been proven out. charles, they just don't shut up. 31 speeches in two days last week. charles: yeah. >> contradicting each other. that is only going to screw markets even more. i will pay for their vacation to italy for about 3 months. i think the markets would be a little bit better. charles: i think they would be a lot better. shah, how much is lack of confidence now in powell and company to get this job done? >> i think it's, i don't think it's a lack of confidence. that ship has sealed a long time ago. i think it is reality being self-evident now that they're going to raise rates, continue to raise rates. i don't see any abatement in inflation. i don't think we'll see it in the cpi prints. i think every one has figured, they missed the boat. they shouldn't have kept rates so low for 15 years. charles: right. >> now they will

this was being built not too far from the eiffel tower on the left, thank you to come back from the champsand sit in the garden on a lawn chair and he would crane his neck and look across to see this building being built. he wrote that you had come home at night with his neck hurting from looking at it all day long. but this is showing off a new form of architecture, french neo-classicism it's called today. a little different from the classical farms that pull ottawa's playing with. instead, there is an emphasis on flow, on humility, on restraint. this is a building with three stories i was meant to look like it was just one story., so jefferson took some of these ideas back, he certainly took the dome back, he took the idea of skylights back. and he loved this idea of modesty, in a way, of making a large building appear to be a cozy one story building. at monticello, the third story is hidden behind the balustrade and the second story has the windows very low to the ground, very low, close to the first, stories about looks like the early part of the first story. it's a bit of a trick, mak

s. military says it's killed a senior eiffel member in syria, in the fast known american operation against the armed greek and a government controlled area. he was troops carried out a helicopter read near the village of commissioner on the northeastern border with trickier to other iso members. were also killed in a separate air strike in northern syria. and pakistan is still recovering from record flooding that killed $1700.00 people and cost nearly $40000000000.00. disease and damage to farming communities are prompted warnings of another disaster and the weeks and months to come. some of the debate reports now from jump sharyl food of buck, his son and daughter, the you and called it a monsoon unsteadily. this is floods draught, an unprecedented disaster being blamed on climate change. the economy was already in crisis and now the government is appealing for debt relief and urging more help from the global community. i don't think driven to make the 3040000000000 that i've lost but i think that, you know, there should be some measure of help whether it's the actual agency to give great

as was the case with the flooding does faster in germany's eiffel mountains in 2021. but when is a single weather event directly linked to climate change? in potsdam, at the german meteorological service, rank high and comp calculates these correlations. this new branch of science is called attribution research. the woodson, even a climate models, we 1st stimulate the situation as it is now. this was the reality of where we are as humans, and the changes we've brought about on the new mask that we take the same climate model and simulated as if humans had 0 influencing frisco. in other words, that need or greenhouse gases, no land use had changed somebody by and, and when we compared the results of the 2 models, we either see a change or we don't in kind of the 2021 flooding disaster in germany that resulted from heavy and continuous rainfall was one of the year's most severe weather events . attribution researchers used their comparative models to assess the incident. the chemo hot climate change played a role in the events that triggered the flash flooding in the r

i am compelled to remind people back into thousand four, the late when eiffel coined the phrase missingome. what needs to change? natalie: we need to look at policies, how law-enforcement is classifying these cases. runaways. if you see a flyer that says runaway or missing, which would propel you to act? when i was growing up, there was the milk carton. now social media is our digital milk carton. we need the community to get involved and don't dismiss the fire because you don't know the individual. share it in your network in the hopes it will go viral. amna: that is natalie wilson of the black and missing foundation. thank you for joining us. natalie: thank you for having me. ♪ judy: just how far will a man go for his friends? a new movie based on an astonishing true story answers that question while paying homage to those who served in the unpopular vietnam war. as special correspondent mike cerre shows us, the loyalty of those brothers in arms are critical to how younger generations remember their service and sacrifice. it's part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." bill murray

helicopter raid near the village of commercially, on the northern northeastern border with to kia to other eiffel members were also killed in a separate air strike in northern syria. now as in bobby and migrants who live in work in south africa, are taking the government to court for plans to terminate their stay there. so africa in tends to end most special payments for foreigners as it re vamps, it's immigration policies. hermit us a has more now from janice back. beverly quite ada moved to south africa from zimbabwe more than a decade. her visa allows us to live and work here that special permit expires in june next year. she peers being deported to zimbabwe, a country with few jobs and record high inflation. and she's also worried about a 14 year old son in terms of his education is going to be disturbed. d because they can learn, misled this him. the language wise, she king speech una veggie conrad to sentence is going to be very difficult for him to add. yes. south africa's government is trying to manage an influx of economic migrants for decades. africa, most industrialized economy has bee

not too far from the eiffel tower on the left bank. jefferson would come down from the schumpty these a and sit in the tillery's garden in a lawn chair and he would crane his neck, you know, as far as he could to look across the sin and watch this building being built and he wrote that he would come home at night with his neck hurting from looking at it all day long. but this this was showing off a new style of architecture french neoclassicism. it's called today. so a little different than the old classical forms that platio was playing with instead. there was a real emphasis on on flow on humility on restraint. this was this, you know a building with three stories that was meant to look like it was just one story. so jefferson took some of these ideas back. he certainly took the dome back. he took the idea of skylights back and he loved this idea of kind of modesty in a way of making a large building appear to be a cozy one story building. so at monticello the third the third story is hidden behind a balustrad and the second story ha

evdokia lives in moscow nikita sheremetiev of america peter of paris the most parisian sights are the eiffel tower, the seine embankments are a stone's throw away from the arc de triomphe, and here the russian conservatory is nearby. it's in the hall on the second floor. that's where it glows now the windows, when you sang fyodor chaliapin and in the office on the first floor the directorate brilliant sergei rakhmanin, now the current rector is working outside this window. pyotr sheremetyev will not get away from the fact that you are a descendant in the simple and pearly sheremetyev artistry is an inheritance that cannot be abandoned. russian conservatory appeared in paris in the early twenties and teachers and students. there were only russians here over the years, everything has changed and now the paris russian conservatory. just a good french music school that doesn't forget about tradition. how many years have you been in this mansion already? uh, in other rooms, but the main image of sheremetyev is typical for russian immigrants of the first wave . he considers his main business to be

most famously, the eiffel tower in paris was the centerpiece of their 1889 world fair. it too was meant to be torn down after the fair, they left it up and now it is the icon of paris. so, good for them. there's nothing really iconic that stayed behind about the affair in new york. >> great, thank you. it looks like we have a few new yorkers in the audience, because they mention it is now flushing meadow park. anyone who's a new york and wants to go and imagine what it might have looked like back then, you should definitely do that. >> there we go, i knew part of it at least was turned into a park. there we go, go for a jog. >> final content question. you showed a bunch of different technologies and you might've alluded to the answer to this a little bit. but out of the technologies that were shown at the fair, which was the most successful and which was the least successful? now that we have hindsight. >> the television, i think, is the most successful. of course, it dominates our life today. it wasn't invented at the fair, as i mentioned it wasn't even debut technical

he proudly unwraps the product and does not hide yes, fake, but the quality is high, like the eiffele is 10 times lower than the original. they will be one in one smell even one day. why do you need me rip off? true, there is no need, because according to statistics , more than half of the buyers buy perfume, as in ellie for 500 rubles. for a bottle, they are well aware that they are taking a fake, because they see no reason to overpay for the original. that is why, over the past year, counterfeit perfumes in russia were sold for 5.5 billion rubles. and this despite the fact that law enforcement officers regularly catch trucks with illegal fragile cargo and cover underground warehouses with fake flavors, these boxes of beau. from italian and french brands did not have time to get from kazakhstan to samara samara customs a large consignment of perfume products, and this fragile cargo was stopped at the border with chelyabinsk , 21,000 bottles of toilet water were found, and it was planned to pour fake fragrances into such elegant bottles in st. petersburg, 80,000 bottles of colorless

i mean most famously the eiffel tower in paris was the centerpiece of their 1889 world's fair it too was meant to be torn down after the fair, but they left it up now. it's an icon of paris so like good for them, but there's nothing really iconic that stayed behind about the world the fair in new york. great. thank you. and it looks like we have a couple new yorkers in the audience because they mentioned it's now flushing meadow park. so anyone who's in new york and wants to go and imagine what it might have looked like back then you should there we go. so, okay. so that's a new part of it at least was turned into a park. so there we go over dog. okay, so final content question. you showed a bunch of different technologies and you might have alluded to the answer to this a little bit but out of the technologies that were showed at the fair which was the most successful in which was the least successful now that have, you know, hindsight. yeah, i mean the television i think is the most successful. i mean that of course it dominates our life today and you know, it wasn't invented at th

there will remain the eiffel arable land and the crowds.maybe not a crowd of a group of those who come on excursions, yes, all of them will turn into such a europe museum with colossal problems with the lack of industry and the migration of these resources to the united states. well, and partially, probably to asia . therefore, such a moment makes european politicians talk about it in all seriousness, and the possibility of resuming nuclear atomic energy is being resumed. uh, it means coal mining, yes, before that, they said for years that nuclear power is super unsafe. super non-environmental. coal must be abandoned. and now they are already serious, they say we understand that the technological shoulder. e to run these projects it yes, well, conditionally moves, yes, but the current issues must be resolved, therefore, this is it. uh, does not mean, uh, understanding, but on the other hand, a targeted policy. it exposes and leads to a crisis in europe, and it is very important for us that, well, these processes are going on and obviously m