the former focusing and iron works form an ideal backdrop for urban art twenty artists have installed her work on the exterior facilities alone. artist mambo from los angeles chose the smokestack began with street art in the one nine hundred eighty s. but now he is a well established artist traded his spray can for a paint brush of long time ago. the adrenalin i used to have one painting of the go to was addictive it was really like a drug. just feel like an artist and i'm really focused on the style and the expression on vocabulary. so it's a different work and it's just to your work. i only feel like an artist now so i don't need to illegal anymore promoting artists mental gassy have contributed several works they've placed portraits of current staff members at the iron works on its pipes gratings and silos. and. they print out the photos in extra large format in their berlin studio they've been working in the streets of various cities around the world for the past twenty years often without permission now they've been invited to exhibit at the urban park be an alley. among our we'r

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mental gussy have contributed several works they've placed portraits of current staff members at the iron works on its pipes gratings and silos. they print out the photos in extra large format in their berlin studio they'd been working in the streets of various cities around the world for the past twenty years often without permission now and they've been invited to exhibit at the urban park being ali the reason. we're always looking for objects or architecture is that a three dimensional or a. least have some kind of perspective or depth and space so we won't produce a flat image or a portrait. so we'll be able to create a photo sculpture so on and even. one of the portraits is of project manager hentai kasten it would have up to the photos were taken of me from every side from above and from below that the make the worst faces and then they decided which ones to take and that's what i look like. since this kind of photography is a bit merciless on the skin and so on women are somewhat more critical than men but i think they can live with it quite a bit. martin why an artist from france is als

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the iron works on its pipes gratings and silos. they print out the photos in extra large format in their berlin studio they've been working in the streets of various cities around the world for the past twenty years often without permission now they've been invited to exhibit at the urban heart began ali. we're always looking for objects or architectures that are three dimensional or a least some kind of perspective or depth and space so we won't produce a flat image or a portrait. so we'll be able to create a photo sculpture so. one of the portraits is of project manager hentai kasten would have photos were taken of me from every side or from above from below that to make the worse faces and then they decided which ones to take and that's what i look like. since this kind of photography is a bit merciless on the skin and so on women are somewhat more critical than men but i think they can live with it probably. martin while an artist from france is also here posting his art he's chosen a hut where workers once took their breaks an

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at steel works like phoenix westmead coca as a fuel for the blast furnace is that smelt iron ore coke is derived from comb until nine hundred ninety two five thousand tons of the fuel were produced every day in the hands of coking plant. those days are over. because quite sort of work the ovens until the plant closed now he visitors through the old facility. there's. it was backbreaking work then there was that and summer when it was already hot outside there was radiated heat on the oven roof temperatures on it were never under sixty degrees celsius. is the machine hold. hard they work here i just find it impressive that they're trying to maintain it. is being maintained but not polished into a high gloss tourist destination it shows what happens to an industrial complex when left to itself now nature is slowly reclaiming the site. i can read now shows me to the dortmund another symbol of this city. this building bodies structural change in the region it's been turned from an industrial hub into a popular site for the service and creative sectors in what used to be the union brewery

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previously, the iron fist approach worked when it came to dealing with the -- tigers. approach will the government take this time >? that the iron fist is not the answer here. it took care of the tigers but not the issues that led to that. they have just declared a state of emergency with extra powers to the president and security forces. investigately to what that works led them to attack. that is quite important and legitimate. but the fear is that these stokes will also anti-muslim sentiment among other communities which has meant violence in the past. shery: paul: the official has said that they needed assistance from security officials abroad. what sort of multinational effort is needed to deal with this situation? >> i don't know the details on that but there are lots of countries that potentially have an interest and an expertise to help, beginning with india which was apparently the source of the warnings in the now infamous briefing by the police to other officials which was unfortunately ignored. perhaps russia and china and all the other countries -- major p

key and grant i this of course is a story with a lot of moving parts in sunnyvale police are working to iron this thing out especiat come from a briefing here within the hour at the sunnyvale a police headquarters let's take a look at some video from this a horrific scene here on tuesday evening bring you up to date on this first of all what i once again that tell you in the county jail right and locked up in connection with this investigation. he's a man identified as 34 year-old isaiah a jolt people's of we learned that police are recommending that a people's be charged with 8 counts of attempted murder in connection with what happened about 6 40 yesterday evening on the el camino at sunnyvale avenue police now are sticking with their preliminary finding that people's deliberately drove onto the sidewalk and ran down a group of people including a 13 year-old girl who remains in critical condition. there are no skid marks at the scene and there are actually indications say police at people's actually sped up before impact and when it was all over he admitted that he did this on purpose. pol

of delinquency from the university of chicago press which was published in 19691 of his earliest works, iron fist in velvet glove and analysis published in the ed to, franklin frazier we considered an n91, oe of my favorites, and one of my other favorite bloodline that remarkable meditation with cecelia of the implication of american wall by the presentation of the huntington library by general george patton. an unusual book. today we are gathered to hear about the latest work when that might be more important than all that have come before and that stands as a testimony to the long and remarkable career as an activist and dogged critic and adversary of the punishment complex. beyond these walls published this year by saint martin's press it would be difficult to overstate the timeliness and urgency of this book for i can think of no single study that provides us with its historical sweep and conceptual depth. it's the earlier engagement with institutions of state violence providing inexpensive historically rich way of understanding the policing and incarceration that also incorporates insig

will therefore have to cease to exist is that what's going to happen well ironically i think it could even lead to people working longer hours we've seen richard you go from. calm where the talk out of the eleven sixteen pm on average. he's been calling for people to work harder because they need to make up numbers the economy is slowing and perhaps that's also part of the reason why jack ma made the comments when he did because they're also seen. growth is still very strong and ali baba but the overall economy is slowing and they need people to work longer hours but surely this can't be sustainable if there's been many studies conducted in the united states primarily would serve but working continuously sustainably for these long hours has a detrimental impact on productivity in the long run surely they must be aware of that in china i think they are i think there's an increasing awareness particularly again among the millennial as we mentioned earlier. it's not just about work life balance there's also efficiency issues that you know you just don't perform as well so i think that there is a growing awareness a

. >> definitely not both russia and china love to work together it is ironic russia comes just one day after leading with world leaders both china and russia are often times working together to help north korea around the sanctions. then continuing to work together on this initiative and with those authoritarianism is a direct threat to the us. blake: thank you for stopping in tonight back on wall street the s&p 500 and nasdaq composite both closed at record highs on the heels of gdp gerri willis is that the new york stock exchang exchange. >> all three indexes finishing in the green nasdaq 27. the tao was bumpy but the s&p and the nasdaq closing at brand-new highs for the second time this year. the energy sector exxon reported earnings with the top and the bottom line coming in at 55 cents per share and then on the revenue line with the expectations of 64.8 billion saying crude prices may have strengthened during the quarter because they were were weaker in the fourth quarter average. and now the drop in profits. and then wikileaks - - and then back to you. blake: headed into the week

the american consumer liked what we were buying and a good price is so that was the market working as sort of ironic for some for a country that still seen as communistic has provided goods and services for a lot of americans at the best price and that's what we want but of course we can always refine our system and we can always maybe give advice if others wanted to move to our to free market but i quite frankly do not believe this world economy works very well without a. monetary system and that is what we don't have and that will be the end stage because all the countries believe in debt running out of debt and all you have to do is look at the world bank record of dead accumulation and it's unsustainable and all the nations are guilty of that sound money would prevent that from happening and finally the u.s. china relations are heading what does the future look like do you think. shaking and wished they would get advice from jimmy carter more often but it was great that he got his message out i unfortunately i think that. we need as a country scapegoating to. to pursue our policy so that if thin

so ironic that now fifty years for this and she told me this work has full file of censorship. showing that conservatives are on both ends of the political spectrum what about this cause if she's a well respected video of the installation in question features. and mosques and a woman with a whip. of course famous for the quote if you go to see a woman do not forget the whip he is the self the female is wielding the whip half safe to. feminists also interesting that it's works by women that have been put on the ditch lists now this also isn't the first time that we've seen the arts under pressure in poland since the new government came in under the conservative law and justice party in twenty fifteen is it that's what opposition politicians have accused the government of a concerted campaign against this one example was that they withdrew the funding the culture minister. if you wish through funding for the month to festival in post nine when they curators and the program was deemed too progressive actually since this government came to power a lot of artistic tech directors hav

the ref that they truly despite the most, scott foster, is working tonight's game. >> how ironic is this? >> yeah. maybe a little karma. we know that these teams have history. this is the fourth time they've met in the postseason over the last five years. so they're not staying quiet about the referee issue that they believe cost them western conference title, and game one, just two nights ago. they've been very vocal about what they saw as missed calls and complained to the league about it. most notably, it was the three-point attempts at the end of the game. they said yes, there were some missed calls. the no call was a correct no call. for the warriors' part, they say missed calls go both ways. >> referees, just like that, more so than just the calls and officiating. this should be how great all of them are. we need to bring something different to the table. >> the last couple days. >> now, scott foster was assigned to this series before it even started. the rockets had asked that he not be allowed to use any other game. they had some not so nice words. he was fined $25,000 for those

person would have gone to the iron range in the late 1800s early 1900s, would've been a hotbed of radicalism. you would have run into socialists, communists, these are folks workingrground and iron mines. this is part of the labor movement that existed in america at this time. so, dylan himself at one point said, more suspicious of drinkers growing up than of communist. course, bob dylan grew up in a jewish household. that made him in a more on minority on the iron range as well. that will have an impact to one his support for the underdog and that sort of thing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the 1960s, 1950s, as well, the folk movement in america sprung up. it was certainly by and large leftist kind of movement interested civil rights antiwar, that sort of thing. so, when you look at the early songs of bob dylan we have things like you know, blowing in the win, masters of war would be another one. but, there were more songs, songs about emmett till, for example. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> these type of songs are written by many other folk singers, as well. what happens is, dylan progresses beyond man and by the mid- 1960s, then he is writing songs that aren't exactly songs you can put your f

if it were working at full capacity online shopping could be more environmentally friendly ironically though when you shop online you're. raj with advertising which makes you consume even more. she's very easy to do streaming storing files in the cloud shopping online it will take just a few clicks but the fact is even an energy efficient process if you repeat it often enough and zapping creasing energy consumption so if you still isn't automatically green. digitalisation isn't going to increase distain ability automatically. we need to transform society and the economy to make it sustainable and then see what positive role digitalisation complaining that. digitalization doesn't always make things more environmentally friendly so it's worth thinking about which solutions are more beneficial take sharing platforms for example the sharing economy is booming nowadays we can share cars bicycle apartments you name it and that called all of your for instance lets you share food that would otherwise be thrown away anyone can use it private individuals supermarkets and restaurants it's a clev

only 12% of people working in construction are female. ironicallyvery efforts of companies like this, to change that, that can widen the gap. ironically, when firms like this make a big effort to attract more women into the industry, it can make the gender pay gap worse. that's because if you have lots of new recruits and apprentices being paid modest wages at first, that brings the average pay of women down. that, hopefully, shouldn't last. post the graduate programme, men were getting promoted far quicker than the women. so, we revealed those numbers. we went and started discussing that at management level. and, actually, it changed. we actually didn't have to do anything more than raise the awareness that that was actually happening. at this networking club for women in business, they're aware that the more children women have, the more likely they are to be paid less than men. when you stop work to look after young children, you may miss chances to progress your career. but why should it be women, rather than men, who do most of the child care?

work that we all got together and make that. ironic.ironic in the extreme i mean this is a guy who says we shouldn't feed you sent troops to venezuela. which is ludicrous he's talking war all the time and he wants to spend he went spend more money on nuclear weapons he wants to have a space force which will be hugely expensive he's striking about every possible way to reduce the military budget and then he turns around and says. he hates to see so much standing on war i mean if he really didn't want to spend a lot on war and he wouldn't. take in the u.s. out of the i.n.f. treaty which is starting a whole new arms race for the need this i'll be back around thirty minutes with more update forty five or the fanfare documentary called when an elephant which thank. you. taxed as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm a so i get. angry stomp a fight the fight wall street fraud thank you for help they. destroy that's right. debt slavery. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were

home are stroke bootleg project the maverick has his own independent and ironic fashion brand to do by his research online. work on google or. find a factory. all the designs are in photoshop. there's a reference. marks were. turned into my own. quarter on with a huge fan base to look better memes knockoffs provided competition for the originals. restart this eight years and it's sold out every. transplant whose version of created a bounce in the fashion press not least by early articles were about. tension getting. what's going to do. people like that take a cyclic big new york times wrote about it they reached out to that more and that was told. that they like the project they supported it and they were not going to see this i was super happy to hear. the attitude of democrats are leaders collect. it is surprising in an industry where piracy is the arch enemy second journey that it raises questions about royalty information sharing open source culture and the real message here is creation that comes out of nowhere no longer exists everyone builds on existing codes of the genes make a name for themselves by re

working at full capacity online shopping could be more environmentally friendly ironically though when you shop online you're barraged with advertising which makes you consume even more. weeks is very easy to do streaming storing files in a shopping online it will takes just a few clicks but the fact is even an energy efficient process if you repeat it often enough and something creasing energy consumption so good you still isn't automatically green. digitalisation isn't going to increase the strain ability automatically. we need to transform society and the economy to make it sustainable and then see what positive role digitalisation. digitalisation doesn't always make things more environmentally friendly so it's worth thinking about which solutions are more beneficial take sharing platforms for example the sharing economy is booming nowadays with bicycle apartments in them that and that called all of your for instance lets you share food that would otherwise be thrown away anyone can use it private individuals supermarkets and restaurants it's a clever use of technology. what are you

. >> and ironic given the man supposedly for the regular working man, yeah, i love you but you're stupidpart of america. >> i'm 100%, agree with everything you've said so far. >> it's coat switching, everybody does it. i do it. you do it. you may not realize you're doing it. >> what's that big word you just threw around? >> die glossia? >> somebody gave you that. >> are you trying to say i don't know that word because i'm black? >> no, because you're dumb. >> no, that is not -- so i don't see anything wrong with it. she knows her audience. listen, what i have to say about her -- >> please. >> i've been watching her, i've met her here, after she won, she's here in new york and she was here at cnn. i talked to her. didn't feel one way or the other about her. just observed. the writer's obsessed with her. >> obsessed. >> obsessed. it's unbelievable. so anybody who touches a nerve like that, i think it's a -- i think they're worth watching to see why she touches such a nerve. >> i'll tell you what, where she surprised me thus far. >> yes. >> because the media loves her. everybody's giving he

one sacramento hospital, 10 nurses are all expecting at the same time and ironically they all work inhe labor and delivery unit ties deal has their story. >>1, 2, >>sutter medical center in sacramento is having a baby this time, the patients are the nurses at least 10 of us are always pregnant together 10 are ends in the same labor and delivery unit are all pregnant right now and 3 other nurses on this team just gave birth in the last few months. so i just had to ask. >>people say what's in the like well my baby was ivf it took like 4 years to get this baby thousands of dollars and nothing live for me and fortunately, was there something in the fantastic timing, but it's hard to believe it's all just a cosmic coincidence, especially when you hear this. >>when and initially found out after another we have the same today was pretty mean i don't know june 4th and. >>it is will see the exact same due date for 3 of that and not to mention another 3 women who work on this floor are also pregnant right now what are you going to do with this many nurses gone it once in the labor and delivery

work. ironically the kind of opinions and kind of thoughts that we probably are looking for as a country, youthat they're fiscally conservative like the blue dogs. they've been around since 1997 they call themselves the new democratic coalition of 101 lawmakers. some pushback but not a lot. >> sandra: see you later on. >> bill: breaking news now from the u.s./mexican border. it is called a cat 5 hurricane crisis. more on that comment and what nielsen is up to in a moment. >> we've made the request. i'm in constant contact with the acting secretary of defense. we're pushing more and more military resources to the border. it's going to be passover in just a few days. and these people are in desperate need. these are very difficult times for israel and the jewish people. as the government spends more and more of it's resources for battling terrorism. the situation has become a crisis. every week the lines get longer and longer. there are more people who come than they expect because the numbers keep growing. its difficult to have to see people in this situation needy for food. especially at this

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before i speak briefly about some of the work that we've done, ironically, as part of new proposals to build reactors in the mid to thousands, i ended up the only which is state that continuing to build one of the new reactors. it's a little to the north of maine, close to a boiling water model like what was at fukushima. those communities care about the stories and are part of that discussion. it's a lot of time -- it's not a lot of time to talk in detail about the studies, but we started with that broad focus, more than three dozen long-term activists as part of a master's thesis and we publish this thief -- this piece that focused on women's experiences, how they experienced it and were transformed by their activism. when the second renaissance, or as many call it, the nuclear relapse of 2000 happened, we went back and revisited the long-term activists and ask what .hey had to say and certainly the new policy move focused on energy policies and what would be focused on the industries. work with, we did three mile island at that time, and in 2006, 2007, it was embroiled in some of th