the developers believe the handmade scenery lends an eerie atmosphere to their site mystery adventure game except during the cold war in a remote german spy town where a young american scientist becomes embroiled in strange events its twin peaks meets the x. files in the german sticks. the setting of the set there's something bizarre and evocative about late one nine hundred sixty s. germany not just for non germans but for germans to the province's of the one nine hundred sixty s. feel exotic and it's appealing to place a foreigner an american in that setting. partly crowd funded the project already has fans trooper brothy is slated for release on all regular platforms at the end of the year. it's time now for a new episode of our year my x x o two a series today we take a trip to and spoke thanks to a viewer request from kadek us the capital of venice so ala that's resign your lips and she would like to know more about. the city in austria and she has a good reason her daughter is studying in spoke the state capitals of two roll is situated in the alps and at an altitude of over fiv

some of the water marionettes have even made it onto the big screen each puppet is handmade by the small family business now it turns seventy and even today both kids and adults alike love it. the whole world of it's the characters like jim bassett and luke the engine driver or kings who by their subjects ice cream cone you trying to be dragons. it's all gold of little stuff that you took away. the night your television day i use in one nine hundred fifty three live from the studio. it's got it's not going. to end the x. ten strings something would cloth and a little glue is all the puppet make you. use the front head string along it runs over the middle and index fingers we have to have flexible wrists so we don't have to change hands on to every move like guess we've got special property is hamstrung in this in. mosul is the situation to run the cia said he put a. in his first play at school aged twelve he says the story comes alive in the audience's imagination when they can see their own images that's why the narrative has to unfold slowly unlike most t.v. shows today. not long after

venice carrying tourists from all over the world not might not be the case for long the boats are handmade and their makers have a hard time attracting talent across people. but you know how many honeymooners have cruised through venice on those long elegant boats how many memories were born here in roberto tri mundine shipyard. it dates back to eight hundred eighty four when roberto his great grandfather set up shop. on channel in those days there wasn't anyone who could officially teach you how to build a god so my grandfather stole the knowledge and the skills to make one for the masters of the time and then he built a reconfigured version because he didn't believe the ones he was building where yet perfect to now a days we used the same systems the same measurements and the same ways of working as back then i recall many a book. but that's exactly what's becoming more difficult roberto mancini has trained lots of young men over the years but they've never stayed on. it's hard work making a gondola eight different kinds of wood are used the planks must first be soaked in water and later

died out yet don your hand is continuing his family tradition into the fourth generation mattresses handmade bespoke. a far cry from the synthetic products sold in most shops these days daniel makes them with traditional materials meaning his wares are stuffed with horsehair each mattress needs at least forty horse tails forget complex aspirational branding so common on the big businesses daniel has one dream to remove the clutter from sleep . so to to have a very pew experience to really try the way so there is nothing there's no lining or it's nothing in between so it's just what it is and this makes things thimble and i think sleep should be thin people. beautiful. don't you go to daniel carefully select his fabrics from weavers around the world getting the detail right is crucial from hotel years to architects his clients have a keen eye for design he's currently developing a style to suit the tastes of potential middle eastern customers but he's also letting the outside in the future of the mattress making trade is under threat so he's passing on what he knows. it's very hard to find ne

whether garraway a beautiful funny quirky movie also really really just beautiful i mean these these handmade puppets that that he designed for the film just a wonderful film have you wagging my tail to the entire cold bitter ten days of the belly dogs but i definitely can recommend isle of dogs as well probably a good kid kid film another film that has a name you know for kids that has a child at the center of it is via me a daughter of mine which takes place in sardinia which i'm now dreaming about with the sound of the warmth there in the wonderful landscapes beautifully acted film beautifully put together directed by the sporty who is there some rumors that she might be one of the ones to win best director now is a lot of emphasis on the female directors in the competition sections i can definitely recommend feeling especially if you are a mother who has a daughter yes definitely and i say could be one of the picks for the awards in just over an hour's time if i had to pick a really low light for me that had to be just a day or so ago there was a documentary of that screen here songwriter

so what it is is it's a handmade kentucky long gun but it's housed at the n.r.a. is museum so the n.r.a. not only gives you and gives you an award but doesn't let you take it home keeps it in their own ok sure previous winners have included to the then rebel vice president pants. do you know any former malarky county sheriff sheriff david clarke which again is what shared david clark took some real slings and arrows well you know the thing is when he was a would you ever accept an award that had about as the history going into it my competence and then suddenly you know you look at it it's kind of a thing of like don't you think it's a little bit about timing giving everything going on in the news cycle right now to be like accepting an award from the n.r.a. when you've already like upset a bunch of people with neutrality now you're going to upset like all the people with like accepting this what timing is that anti an array of evil i think the idea that five million people that the v n r a somehow represents firearm owners is lawful that's a good point it's a guy

. >> handmade pistachio from pistachio and sugar. go for it. go, man. go, baby, go! go!it's so good. >> look at this. look at this. >> baby, baby, baby. i love you, my baby. bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. >> it's done. >> look the this. >> and bingo. >> and bingo. [ laughter ] >> bingo! >>> he didn't enjoy that at all. coming up next level mac and cheese. it's a classic that one local spot turns up the volume. can you say cheese wheel? ♪ >>> place in our air taking mac and cheese to the next level. >> make takes us up to a spot where pasta is cooked inside a . ♪ >> do you remember beth? she owns company tow let cotoletta. if i go to visit the pope, e asked to see me. if i go over there and i'm in rome i might see a big bowl made of cheese. >> yes. this is very, um, prevalent in rome. it's a pecorino cheese wheel and they serve it table side and you will start out scraping the wheel with some cheese. >> so you basically have dug a bowl. >> yes. >> into the cheese? >> correct. and we're just going to scrape off some of the cheese and, um, some people light it. this is some sod k

. >> reporter: chef marcy hand crafts her chocolates, had your midtown village boutique features handmade items. >> you can get jewelry, hats and gloves. >> reporter: for valentine's day she is making a truffle for that special person in your life. >> we're infusing dar chocolate with rose wine. >> reporter: the chocolates are made with lancaster county organic cream and and local ingredients. >> it's great to support people locally. >> reporter: you can get a bite size delight for someone special. nothing says philly like that love sign. >> i know matt likes to remind us that he thinks of us as sisters we're the women in your life. >> reporter: we'll eat them. weren't they cute, though? let's take a look outside right now and check this, robinsville mercer county, we have a new accident on i-95 westbound approaching 926. you see 816 miles per hour an near that area not pretty. patco on a modified schedule minor delays expected today, dave. >> reporter: not as cold today, 34 degrees in philadelphia. 31 in allentown. 32 in reading. 30 in trenton. 34 in millville. winds not all that strong

cafe simone for instance offers a large selection of cakes and handmade filled chocolates. this is the this is the old pasar chocolate speciality old pos home gold caps in it's a truffle filling with a paper called so knots he said it's special because the history of the gold caps is closely linked to pass out for strict is. shaped like the gold colored caps wealthy passo women used to wear the gold cap chocolates are very popular as a sweet souvenir. possibles town hall is one of the most beautiful buildings in the old town and a great hole to opportunity on the tell of the hour markers showing flood levels over the past centuries here's a look back at some of the recent floods in the city. cosell has had to deal with flooding throughout its history. the residents are used to it. if you move to paso and have a three rhythm so yes you know that sooner or later they'll overflow their backs as well as how it is. as it was as. flooding hit paso especially hard in july one thousand nine hundred four. the level of the danube reached twelve meters twenty. more than six hundred bu

but handmade goods always take more time.ot mass production, so as a business it isn't very lucrative. >> juha is grateful that he's now allowed to keep the 700 euros he charges for each instrument. in the past, his additional earnings were deducted from his unemployment benefits. juha is one of 2000 unemployed finns receiving a universal basic income of 560 euros without restrictions. besides making drums, the artist says he can now also devote more time to his children and housekeeping. >> i don't have to deal with all that stress anymore. before, when i was receiving unemployment benefits, i had to register regularly at the job center to prove that i was actively looking for work. it was quite a burden. >> in the northern finnish city of oulu, jarkko kahunen also receives a basic income. he's been out of work for four years after his company shut its offices here. the computer scientist eventually realized that he was too old for young start-ups, and too long out of the business to be offered a programming position. now he

however, the great depression came along and the furniture was handmade, pretty pricey. the little table would have cost you 125 dollars, which was a small fortune during the great depression years. thatroosevelt used to say she ended up being the best customer that val-kill industries ever had. when it became too much for her to keep going with it, financially, she then, with great reluctance in 1936, shutdown the industries and remodeled this building into her home. she called it her cottage of 20 rooms. the outside of the building looks like a furniture factory. it is stucco over cement block. as one child described it, it looks like a whole lot of houses hunched together. the building was built in several stages. two separate factory buildings, additions were added on for a showroom and so forth. inside it is like anyone's home. it is nothing elaborate, people who come here feel very much a home. the visitors do. the people who came to visit mrs. roosevelt also felt very comfortable and relaxed. her whole point was to have people come here and talk, and share ideas a

however, the great depression came along and the furniture was all handmade, pretty pricey. a little table like the one in the center of the room would have cost you back then about $125, which was a small fortune during the great depression years. and so mrs. roosevelt used to say that she ended up being the best customer that val-kill industries ever had. so when it became too much for her to really keep on going with it financially, she then with great reluctance in 1936 shut down the val-kill industries and remodelled this building into her home and she called it her cottage of 20 rooms. well, the outside of the building pretty much looks like a furniture factory. it's stucco over cement block and it's actually kind of as one child described it, it looks like a whole lot of houses bunched together. the building actually was built in several stages. two separate factory buildings and then little additions were added on for a showroom and pewter forge and so forth. inside it's kind of like anyone's home. it's nothing elaborate and people who come here just feel very much a

the elaborate decorations are all handmade and upscale treat through and through. but mathias is never satisfied. no never any honest professional would say the same that's ok it might sound shocking at times but it's a good thing because nothing is ever perfect it's of if perfection existed there will be no progress in our talking it is a good thing this is so. much he has worked so hard he wants others to be wowed by his creations to him that's the icing on the came. on the countdown is on just a few days to go until oscar night in l.a. and all this week in our theories we're featuring the european nominees and so today we look at the category for best documentary film where the who will be ninety years old in may is the oldest nominee in oscar history for her film and titled faces places as one of the driving forces of the french new wave film movement her impact on modern cinema has been huge and her documentary is a collaboration with french photographer and street artist ed who is more than fifteen years her junior. co-directed jr used a cardboard cutout of v

one was handmade by that fan.ming up how the eagles plan to return the duct tape trophy to its rightful owners. >> about to return to the dance floor, waits and who it helps when "eyewitness news" returns. pmzz z5yz y2pmzy y5yy >> you could be one of the first people to snag a phillies tickets. >> single game tickets officially went on sale at 9 o'clock this morning at the ballpark and online just in time for the home opener against the marlins on april 5th. phillies pitchers and catchers are in clearwater with the rest of the team expected to start spring training workouts this coming monday. >> a die hard eagles fan will reclaim his prized possession today and it's sort of famous. you probably saw it during the parade. ike worked hard on this replica of the lombardi trophy. it's made of duct tape. this is him right before the parade. he took the trophy down to broad street and it was such a big hit the eagles wanted it. mike lovers the birds so he gave it to them. here's the big trophy making it through the crow

. >> the handmade pieces range from glamorous to exotic to simply bizarre. >> this is a necklace thataomi wore. it's dogs' teeth. >> dog teeth -- that's a new one. thousands upon thousands of beads. it's simply overwhelming for carol. when you looked at all the beads, what was your first reaction? >> "wow. what have we gotten into?" >> but help's just a phone call away -- to naomi's friend and fellow bead enthusiast jamey allen. >> well, we were all astounded. we were not prepared for what we found. >> jamey's first step is to catalog the collection. >> jamey and i spent months together, going through drawers, with me helping him sort and saying, "jamey, what's this? jamey, what's this?" >> the beads may look alike to lise, but not to jamey's discerning eye. he's able to deduce a bead's cultural origin by studying its material, shape, color, and markings. for instance, the distinctive reddish hue on this strand reveals its provenance. >> these beads were made in burma. >> how do you know? >> whereas most amber is yellow, burmese amber is more often red. so, you can determine a lot of

at handmade burgers in the uk. >> there's a nice beard.ice beard/moustache game there. >> it's delicious. >> good grief. >> whoa. >> that is a good six pounds. there's patties, there's chickens, there's all kinds of veggies, a huge load of handcut chips, a pile of jalapenos. >> he got through it in 20 minutes. >> and? >> you've got to stay at the table awhile once you're done. >> and? >> you're not allowed to throw up. he starts deconstructing that burger. >> taking onion rings, more chicken. less than tive minutes in, he's made a massive dent in that plate. >> it does say this is a delicious burger. >> he had to time to taste it? >> maybe in retrospect, thinking it. he ends up using the burgers to make a cole slaw burger. >> that bun has all that meat juice in it. it's probably soaked it in. >> toasted to perfection. >> oh my gosh, like friday night on the couch. >> jalapenos, if you blink you'll miss it, they're gone. >> is it fed up? >> yes, it's fed up, sherry. >> have to make sure. this man is eating like a crazy person. i've seen it

youngest students the pre k class at methodist daycare services presented councilman curtis jones with handmadehank you cards. organizers say the students were celebrating the passage of the 2,016 sweetened beverage tax which funded the expansion of pre k programs. >>> it's their first official appearance as a quart at the time. prince william and kate join prince harry and meghan what they were talking about in this rare public appearance. >> barbara streisand surprising announcement she loved her pet dog so much she wanted dogs exactly like her and she paid big bucks to make it happen. we'll explain com >> back on "eyewitness news" with tribute to the man known as the america's pastor of the president trump and first lady melania trump among the did you any tears attending a memorial service at the u.s. capitol building for the reverend billy graham. the ely in honor in the capitol rotunda through tomorrow. his funeral and burial will take place on friday in charlotte north carolina. graham died last wednesday at the age of 99. >>> britain prince william and kate joined prince harry and ameri

these pieces handmade making it quite special like the mountain itself i mean the. record snowfall in some odd recently kept the matter horn out of sight for days but even in bad weather to draw on to this mystical mountain carries on. so would you like to travel to the mass home or whatever the weather or do you prefer lounging by the beach let us know what your ideal holiday looks like by taking part in a poll on d.w. dot com slash lifestyle the winner of a prize draw will get an exclusive euro max wrist watch now next up we're focusing on design paying a visit to moscow vonda us the dutch design it was a bit of a diva as a student he was kicked out of his art academy because he didn't want to conform since then he's been dubbed the lady gaga of interior design and you can certainly tell that he's not opposed to opulence. product designer marcel wonders is a maximalist he doesn't believe in understatement he likes opulence and luxury and isn't of busta pushing the boundaries of good taste. he's been dubbed the lady gaga of design and attracted all sorts of other s

handmade super cool 8 bucks for the doughnut 21 for the sushi but if you come to the birthday party with this tray of sushi and it's chalk, that will just be super fun >> thank you, steve. love showing this stuff off. >>> folks, that is the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us next week a membership that lets you go to a movie in a theater every day for each day a month have a great one and we'll see you next weekend with audible. audible has the world's largest selection of audiobooks. books like peak performance... and endurance. books that energize and inspire for just $14.95 a month. less than you'd pay for the hardcover. with audible, you get a credit-a-month good for any audiobook. if you don't like it, exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the next month if you don't use them. audible members use the free mobile app to listen anytime, anywhere. ...on the go... or in the car. the audible app automatically keeps your place, no bookmarks required. so you'll pick up right where you left off, even if you switch your phone... ..

ministry employees order handmade suits from him rather than the tailors. >> if someone wants to orderhing for the equivalent of 800 euros to 1000 euros, the self-employed tailors, they don't have the papers. they don't have the tax or the license. the government cannot go to any seamstress and ordered something that they. that is where our platform is becoming interesting. reporter: his latest success is via whatsapp, which are currently booming. this vest is heading to europe. it sells around 30 euros. daniel: back over to brent now, and europe gets tough with turkey. brent: that is right. the european parliament adopted a resolution expressing deep concern about the hip -- about the human rights situation in turkey. lawmakers are worried about this crackdown ordered by tight erdogan in the aftermath of the coup. this includes the arrests of journalists. turkey has been heavily criticized for its military assault on the kurdish on life -- kurdish enclave in northern syria. we spoke to our correspondent in istanbul. she gave us the turkish reaction to the european parliament resolutio

studying geography to pursue her chosen profession and she had to scrimp and save to buy her first handmade out what advice does she have for novice had where's it yes this is my first attempt is just to keep trying different hats on to see which. for most people it's really a question of what they're used to and that they've never seen themselves in a particular hot so as with anything else you just have to keep practicing. once your customers have made their choice nikki marquardt says. to last them a lifetime. and with that we come to the end of another show but don't forget to check us out on social media for fun videos and photos on the show as always and thanks for tuning in we will be right back here tomorrow same time same place. for now though it's five from berlin. thanks to dition of euro max design and. cemented by night and its potential in. our exclusive lighting fixtures on. next. i'm on your a max. the law be. able. to speed on the latest technology. become part of the future become a cyborg my mind sidewards so i've read of the new sounds i'm now a new organ and i've design

it is a kentucky, handmade, long gun.-- long you will love it.applause] >> let us come down this way and michelle connolly, we can walk down the side here. >> thank you. ♪ >> not every day you get a musket. >> wow. i was not expecting it. i would like to deliver the 60 minute speech i had prepared for today. well, i had thought that was going to introduce issues that the fcc before i got on here, so maybe i will start with the big picture. how many have heard of a wardrobe malfunction? heard of the fcc? how many of you are currently on the internet using your cell phone right now? all right. i guess it is still working. [laughter] but generally, the fcc overseas the communication in the united is an enormous sector. over the past 30 years has been responsible for a great part of our productivity growth. it is a very large section of our innovation that has been occurring. it is a very important industry. i thought, maybe i would throw out a question. how would you explain to your grandmother what the fcc does? i will let anyone answer. >> first a

the pieces are entirely handmade muffin the first lamp that the designer created for broca's was her international breakthrough. now she's the company's art director. i follow my instincts and basically i try to express what i have inside and this is this like creates or stealing that you think that you have something to say and i'm trying to express by objects and by lights. and then if the under the other people if they understand what i have to say and they cherish the work and the objects that it's like an added value. in your search for something new to called it often pushes the limits of what's possible and in doing so she creates timeless and poetic shapes of life. with all the religious conflicts in the middle east and the rhetoric surrounding the global war on terror it is quite easy to forget that christianity judaism and islam are inevitably intertwined at least that is what one finish for tiger for would like you to see all or call him a man has brought out a book combining photographs of churches mosques and synagogues in a kind of photographic religious you topia well

studying geography to pursue her chosen profession and she had to scrimp and save to buy her first handmade out what advice does she have for novice had where's yes this is my first attempt is just to keep trying different hats on to see what suits you for most people it's really a question of what they're used to and that they've never seen themselves in a particular hot so as with anything else you just have to keep practicing. once or customers have made their choice nikki marquardt says it's all to last them a lifetime. and with that we come to the end of another show but don't forget to check us out on social media for fun videos and photos on the show as always and thanks for tuning in we will be right back here tomorrow same time same place so be sure to join us for now. thanks to dish and all of your a man designed. by night and. it's potential income or exclusive lighting fixtures are trucks cars that's now glamorous cars shaped like mad car clown bats also what she calls a next time on your remarks. the boy. becomes the be. the best. move. on. the boat. blah blah blah. blah blah b

the pieces are entirely handmade muffin the first lamp that the designer created for broca's was her international breakthrough. now she's the company's or director. i follow my instincts. basically i try to express what i have inside and this is this like creates or speeding that you think that you have something to say and i'm trying to express by objects and by lights. and then if the under the other people if they understand what i have to say and they cherish the work and the objects then it's like an added value. in her search for something new to the called of often pushes the limits of what's possible and in doing so she creates timeless and poetic shapes of like. the british royals a william and kate captured the headlines this week with their whirlwind tour of scandinavia now it's prince harry's turn and his bride to be meghan markle made a public appearance in london more on that at the top of today's express. on thursday prince harry and his fiance meghan markle attended the endeavor funded words in london it honors the achievements of ailing and injured military personne