and the mass produced furniture designs by boho student marcel broyard famous for his pupil a steel furniture. during the fourteen years of its existence the bauhaus was a college a workshop and an experimental aborad for it but increasingly it sold to increase cooperation with industry and the students designed industrial products from light bulbs to advertising brochures. one of the most influential beholds teachers hungering and national moholi no judge the initiator of creative experiments with new technologies he made photography one of the central themes in the bars program. the five story studio building provided thirty selected students with somewhere to live and work. in. the first the bubble hoy's level welcome in the industrial city of death so and to the bitter end they enjoyed the support of a liberal mayor who defended the institution against attacks by local nazi politicians. goopy has had designed so-called monster hoses for himself and the teachers within reach of the college and sheltered in a pine wood in one thousand nine hundred ninety five lionel finding his house was re

to project leader marcel just the mind is no longer a private realm that's inaccessible to others. my dream has to explain the nature of human thought our mind is our sort of most private place the place you can always retreat to and nobody can get at it normally but with new technologies we're going to be able to get inside people's minds the infrastructure of the mind is the brain it's in your mind it's in your brain of it's in your brain it should be decoded. in this study volunteers were placed in an m.r.i. machine and presented with two hundred forty simple sentences. the policeman arrested the angry driver. the victim feared the criminal. the journalist interviewed the judge. the tree was green. depending on which center. it was read seven areas of the brain revealed more activities another. ok andrew you're all that. the experiment showed that each of the sentences yielded similar brain activity in each of the subjects. we think that we're different for each other because we speak different languages and we're different clothes and so on but the structure of our brain just l

marcel kittel steered clear of a major crash in the final ten kilomeres on stage six of the tirreno—adriaticof concentration) saw fernando gaviria clip the back wheel of lead—out man maximilliano richeze during the 153km stage. kittel sprinted to victory, with peter sagan also narrowly avoiding the pile up and somehow chasing back to sprint to second place, here's kittel on the podium, team sky's michal kwiatkowski is the man to catch going into tuesday's final stage. major league baseball champions the houston astros met president trump at the white house on monday as they were honoured for winning the world series last year. houston defeated the los angeles dodgers in game seven to claim the franchise's first ever title and comes after the nba champions golden state warriors avoided the white house on a trip to washington last month. and finally, tiger woods has played all over the world but probably hasn't made it to the norwegian arctic. it's an unusual place to have a round of golf, especially when it's dark. but who needs daylight when you've got the northern lights to guide you? this 1

german sprinter marcel kittel won the penultimate stage six.tomorrow's time trial. south africa have beaten australia by six wickets in the second test in port elizabeth. kagiso rabada ending the match with 11 wickets. they level the four match series one all. he has been suspended for the last two tests, his inappropriate contact triggering a ban. we saw glimpses of the tiger woods of old over the weekend, he hasn't won in over five years following back problems that needed surgery, however he came second in the championship in florida. earlier, i spoke to our golf correspondence about woods' return. i think the thing that was really impressive was the fact that this at the markets legit»? iaezi has been shifted to third committee has been shifted to third favourite, behind the likes of dustinjohnson favourite, behind the likes of dustin johnson and justin thomas, favourite, behind the likes of dustinjohnson and justin thomas, so jordan

there is a french philosopher named gabriel marcel and says hope is for the soul what breathing is for the living organism. so if we are there to help somebody who is in serious distress, part of our task is to help them to find their sense of hope even in this desperate time. because that's going to be like breathing. even if they have been told that you may not have much longer to live, there are reasons for hope even in those moments. hope for significant connection with loved ones, hope for stronger relationship with god or the sacred, however the person defines it, hope for leaving a legacy for others after me. if i as chaplain and my other colleagues, if we can help people connect to that even at the end of their lives, then we are helping sustain their sense of hopefulness so they can face the end of their lives with the same integrity and strength that they've lived their lives. >> yes. of course with the students that you have with you in the cpe program, you are trying to model and teach them that. you have students from all different faith backgrounds as i understand. >> tha

it starts quietly with a work entitled "self-portrait with butterfly" by the famous french mime, marcel$100, $100 and quarter now. got a bid of, go $125. at $125 now, at $125, last call. sold at $100. mel brooks. >> this cartoon scribble by a famous funny man fares somewhat better. >> $400. peter falk. >> detective columbo beats that easily. >> $600. this john gotti. >> crime pays a little more. >> "bikini on mars," sold for $1,100. we continue. "horror hospital," ink and marker drawing, dee dee ramone. we're at $1,300 right now, looking for $1,400, $1,400. give me $1,500. sold at $1,500. >> and remember that muhammad ali painting called "sting like a bee"? >> $1,500, $1,600, $1,700, >> it packs a bit more punch. >> all done -- $2,800. >> alas, that's the biggest celebrity hit of the night. >> buddy hackett, sold, $250. rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550. jimi hendrix. >> ...baird jones' million-dollar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> this co

red card against byron after ten minutes one of his players did have to leave the field but he lost marcel sapp in search of injury rather than indisciplined. keeps replaced by team about the man without a goal in seven games have been enjoying a little snack on the bench when he was summoned to let's cut it's one thing if you're just in the last my petal sticks when i had to start warming up and. he says what do you mean presell steaks yeah yeah he had a couple of pretzel sticks with him and was looking forward to and i think i will talk about that like take want to show that they can mix it with the big boys but he's a pulse and is another on the ball to the back to the four point plan. that's like this i can wish is not to concede any goals and thoughts you can see and you can wish till you're blue in the face but byron scored with their only chance of the first half of the bahamas to sample talk now from finished with it was mediocrity beckoning for light to the better it is one has to score. not sick with pushing and had chances despite the deficit. the i in the end it was navigator w

the program but you can catch up with all our reports from this week on our website dot com slash marcelill be back tomorrow with the highlights of the week abbas and i'll. make some remarks highlights the costs that make a woman a little from. this designer who came up with college contacts. and a special train that brings the cultural says he's a limb and brought snuffle and closer together. this next time on your next high nights. syllabary to my defense why. felix you. call bandar. three german d.j. superstars does it get any mum plastics. come on him to festivals backstage parties and a place where no one attain stardom just like that complex for thirty minutes a day w. . i'm not proud of and i will not succeed in dividing us out not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters d w made from minds. d.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of. that with us our innovations magazine for in asia the us from every week and always looking to the future on d w dot

marcelle and i count him among our dearest friends. his leadership on the appropriations committee in the senate will be sorely missed. our country needs more devoted servants like thad cochran. i'm sad to see my dear friend leave. but i know his legacy and presence will be felt in this chamber, in mississippi, across the country for generations to come. i will enjoy looking to photographs of my dear friend taken in vermont and mississippi and around the world. he is one of my heroes. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. shelby: mr. president, i, too, would like to start here by thanking my good friend senator thad cochran for the tireless dedication and public service that he has brought forth here throughout some 40 something years, 45 years. over 45 years ago, as has been said here, he was elected to the united states house of representatives and elected to the u.s. senate in 1978. thad was a practicing attorney in jackson, mississippi, a graduate of the uni

marcel hirscher has won the men's world cup giant slalom title with a race to spare at kranjska goraia dominated the penultimate event of the season giving him an unbeatable 125—point in the standings over norwegian rival henrik kristoffersen. it was hirscher‘s fourth successive giant slalom title and fifth in total. only ingemar stenmark won the trophy more times — eight. and that's all the sport for now. thank you, hugh. whoever is victorious at the oscars in sunday, there's no doubt the ceremony will very different to previous years. the exposure of harvey weinstein and the metoo campaign have seen to that. will gompertz has been to talk to young artists and technicians to find out how they view the future. ijust i just have to figure ijust have to figure out how i see this... we are on set with a group of postgraduate students from the usc school of cinematic arts in los angeles. they are making a film for the post harvey weinstein iraq, exploring how an encounter between an aspiring actress and a milk producer results in lines being crossed. i have plenty of stories of my own wo

thirty percent of flights to and from paris was counseled many schools were closed major cities like marcell leon around ten thousand people took to the streets while in paris there were twice as many in the capital and elsewhere there were violent clashes between protesters and police. want to you know we are not here to be violent we are here to protest democratically against the liberal politics of macron wanted by the candidate without m.r. we disagree with the government we can accept this reforms that's why we are always here with our school system most like of course the promises he made i think it's absolutely not been fulfilled. the clashes between police and protesters in paris have been getting more violent throughout the day protesters threw rocks at officers who responded with water cannon on the show the devinsky was at one of the protest sites. thousands of people have been marching in paris on this day over national strikes they couldn't hear now at the fast steel where they're trying to make their voices heard to the government of president michael saying they're unhappy wit

russian news that torque on notice threatening to revoke its license in britain the listening posts marcelle of his are now on the diplomatic standoff being played out across the airwaves. these are the. series of measures to retaliate against russia despite the growing tensions between the u.k. and russia when it comes to hard facts about the poisoning of surrogate's cripple and his daughter in the town of souls bri we are none the wiser. choice of character and the means of. five dollars. for all the talk of toxic chemical nobody the motives and intentions of the kremlin and the history of poisoned russian spies in the u.k. this is still no compelling evidence no proof presented to close the loop on this story when the news group british media had just enough detail to package a compelling tale replete with geopolitical mystery and intrigue successive british governments after the fact allowed russia to come in to london and beyond and get away with it i think and i think a lot of that the media coverage in this country in the sponsor of the poisoning of mr paul has tended to be like james

shelves of leisure and last october two young women were stabbed to death at a railway station in marcell i'm happy reading isn't it former british intelligence officer annie muschamp told us back up to date now the fact that this gunman was under police surveillance at the time exposes surely wider failures it's part of the passing that we're seeing emerging across europe over the last few years of people carrying out these low tech type of attacks with high. grades who are of course on the radar of at least at least if not indeed of the intelligence agencies but for some reason they're not being. watched carefully enough they're not being monitored carefully enough they were being followed around. and they're allowed to get more as it tries to carry out these appalling thing it's hard to see what will france can do i mean they had a state of emergency declared often as a kind of tax all of how is it still that in trouble if they just change the name they change the technology and yet still preventing the security agencies and police were protecting the french systems so i still see how

after a massive pile—up on monday german sprinter marcel kittel kept out of trouble to claim his secondion from fernando gaviria. kittel managed to steer clear and sprinted to victory 8 kilometres later. team sky's michal kviat—kovski is the man to catch going into tuesday's final stage. if you've ever wondered what it's like to fly then this next clip will give you a pretty good idea. this was posted by a dutch professional. he is giving you a birds eye view of what it is like to harness the power mother nature. let all grey competitors, he makes it look so, so easy. and all the latest news is on our website. but from me, tulsen tollett, that is your sport for this morning. we will stay with sport for the moment. kind of. you might remember paul the octopus — he was the underwater nostradamus who successfully predicted all of germany's results in the 2010 world cup. this year's event takes place in russia — and the country has chosen a new animal soothsayer of its own. but this one won't be getting wet, as andrew plant explains. this dayjob is hunting mice at a russian museum. now this

marcel 101 two san jose looks good. we are beginning to see some slow traffic on 85.eways are slow as well. let's bring in steve with the weather forecast.>>> good morning everyone. we do have some breaks in the cloud. there is more cold air and more rain on the way yesterday we had the front going. some of it has been heavy some not. santa cruz mountains will be the leader of the pack. mount hamilton had over an inch of rain. there were three quarters of an inch over here. mountain view had a quarter of an inch. the system that is now the main energy is coming in right here. that will come to the southern end of the peninsula. it will start to go north. that will be the main focus in the next couple of hours. that may be a steady rain. 45 degrees in morgan hills. san jose says 49 degrees. off-and-on rain will be in some areas. it will pick up on the mendocino coast. that will fire some thunderstorm activity later today. there is still some rain. the line has been moving right along. it is starting to weaken a little bit. there is ed -- an area of light rain. this mad

marcelle and i count him among our dearest friends. his leadership on the appropriations committee in the senate will be sorely missed. our country needs more devoted servants like thad cochran. i'm sad to see my dear friend leave. but i know his legacy and presence will be felt in this chamber, in mississippi, across the country for generations to come. i will enjoy looking to photographs of my dear friend taken in vermont and mississippi

marcel bedreau on behalf of ashley lindsay. before you is conditional use authorization for work to be performed at 4093 24th street, pursuant to planning code sections 303 and 209.3 of the planning code, a conditional use authorization is required for macro wireless telecommunications -- excuse me -- telecommunications facility in the 24th street noe valley n.c.d. zoning district. the proposal is to install a new at&t mobility macro wireless telecommunications facility consisting of insulation of 12 new panel antenas, installation of 20 remote radio units and installation of ancillary equipment. all radio relay equipment will be screened from public views. three new f.r.f. faux vents will screen new antenasen and one f.r.p. box will screen nine of the antenases. a second f.r.p. box will screen ancillary equipment. all of the screens cabling and any of the equipment as potentially visible will be payabled to match the existing building as part of the department requirements. the project is located on a lot -- let's see -- withi

germany's marcel kittel won the stage, while new zealand's patrick bevin retained the overall lead.e. frenchman jerome cousin took the first victory of his career in sisteron. spaniard luis leon sanchez retained the leader's yellow jersey. simon yates is the highest placed briton in tenth overall trailing by 48 seconds. snowboarder 0wen pick has been chosen to carry the flag for great britain at the winter paralympics opening ceremony tomorrow. pick lost a leg in a taliban blast while serving for the british army in afghanistan eight years ago when he was just 18. he only tried out the sport having being discharged from the army. britain's17—strong team will be their biggest at a winter paralympics since turin 2006, when 20 athletes took part. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30. a jury at the old bailey has seen the moment a bomb partially exploded on a tube in south west london. some of the passengers on board have been describing how their hair and clothes caught fire when it went off in a packed carriage last september. 30 people were injur

anneka and marcel. good to have you with us. what is your take? is there a connection between watching and playing violent video games and creating violence? >> i think there might be a connection. but the most important thing is things like this also happen over at our place. they happen not so often as your place. but they are also at our place. my opinion on this topic is you always have to take care, that you supervise your kids. that you control the activities. that you don't leave them alone. because at our place i think it is the same here, people doing these things at the end, these terrible things happening are always people which are alone, on their own, isolated and where no supervision is regarding parents or friends. >> you think the onus falls on the parents and not the video game makers themselves. >> i don't think you can avoid kids playing these games. you have to supervise. you can't forbid it. if i forbid it, my older sons, they would have played at other friend's house. you have to control it and it should work. >> when you hea

this is leslie marcel and guy benson from townhall.com. both are fox news contributors. glad you're here. so i'd be curious what your thoughts are a couple of days after the marches that took place not just across the country but also several around the world. there is a school of thought, guy, that the passion that these young people brought to this march with the help from adults to organize will be somehow translated into mobilizing voter action in the mid-terms. how likely do you think that is? >> i think there's a decent chance of it. you have a potential for a new crop of younger, new voters to get involved in the political process and be motivated to turn out and vote for the very first time. i also think that we ought to look at this with some skepticism with just the speed at which the news cycle moves these days. we're sitting in march. who know what's will have captured the electorate's attention by september or october leading into november next year. so there's some truth to it. this will be one of the elements of the electorate. whether it's the same topic

just two weeks ago marcel her show won a gold medal in the giant slalom at the pyong chan winter games now the austrian skier has picked up where he left off as he returned to world cup action in slovenia on saturday hosier was quickest in the giant slalom beating norwegian rival hillary christofferson victory in the finance committee veins of the season was enough to clinch the giant slalom title twenty eighteen and he stood on the brink of winning an unprecedented seven overall championship. after making history at the winter olympics last month by giving france its first women's gold medal in the twenty six year history of the moguls event at perrin lafont has followed it up with another victory the font won the freestyle skiing moguls world cup eventing i was called japan on saturday she scored eighty three point zero three points beating kung chang solar medalist canadian just kinda for no point america's key to macondo finished. south africa have fought back admirably on the third day of their first cricket test against australia but still have a lot of hard work ahead the austra

we've got david weir against marcel heug.watch. great stuff. good luck with it all. it gets under way at nine o'clock. so if you are in london, you know what to do. go and cheer on all of those runners. and speaking to chris evans, we will be, after eight o'clock. he is limbering up on the start line right now. yes, stretching his hamstrings. more than 4000 restaurants have opened across the uk in the last five years. but last year more than 900 went out of his nurse. so the big question is, are we reaching saturation point? the latest to struggle is prezo, which is closing 94 of its branches, third of its chain, affecting about 1000 jobs. here is our business and consumer correspondent nina warhurst. they are calling it the casual dining crush. prezzo is the latest chain poised to closures, joining jamie's, strada and biron, which have all had shot some sites since christmas. albert street in harrogate probably looks a bit like a street not far from you. we have got a a street not far from you. we have gota chain, a street n

since two thousand and twelve michela shifrin picked up the slalom and overall ladies title austria's marcel her show was crowned men's slalom and overall champion and that is all useful for now more later . and that does it for the al-jazeera news alba to stay with us ali but he was here without a full news focus and. when the winning the will of the people hinges on the mass media state p.r. machine is going to overdrive. but just who he's been filling in saying. we just don't know yet where the lines will be drawn between what can be said and what comes after that. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for outside polling the media opinion the listening post base time on al-jazeera. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. us about it. al-jazeera fluent in world news in syria thousands have disappeared without a trace. forcibly taken from their families when the most terrible thing to syria is to be detained this has been the invisible weapon of the syrian dictatorship with i thought somet

i know marcelle and i have joined thad in mississippi. we visited sprawling cotton and fishing farms. twice thad joined me in vermont to visit small family dairy farmers. i even introduced him to my mother in montpelier. now, mr. president, i have to make a confession here. i hope this doesn't go out of this room, but it was during one of those trips to vermont -- to st. johnsbury, vermont, in 1985, that i equity stoled the beauty of vermont in the -- extolled the beauty of vermont in the wintertime. we arrived, and i think the southern gentleman was not ready for temperatures to dip down to around 20 below zero. that's cold weather even by vermont standards. but this wonderful southern gentleman turned to me and he says, pat, this is not mississippi weather. and then made a few other suggestions, but we had a wonderful visit just the same. and we stayed in what's called the rabbit inn with fire places going, and then the next day at our meetings, i think vermont was ready to elect thad cochran as the third senator, he was so impressive.

austria as marcel her sure also ended his season on a winning note in sweden the double olympic champion from young chang getting his fifty eight career victory in the giant slalom her sure had wrapped up the world title on the seventh consecutive overall championship two weeks ago and i'll tell you sport for now it's now back to laurin in london thank you so much indeed and that's it for me. to will be here to meet with more of the day's news thanks for watching susie. when the winning the will of the people hinges on the mass media and the state p.r. machine is going to overdrive. but just who is influencing. we just don't know yet where the lines will be drawn between can be said and what conduct that. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for access to polling the media opinion the listening post base time on al-jazeera. conservation ease helping kick is stowed to recover at snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat at a touch camera traps have identified a healthy population of up to twenty slowed up it's just

austria marcel hirsch are also ended his season on a winning note in sweden the double olympic champion from young chang getting his fifty eighth career victory in the giant slalom for sure how to wrapped up the world title and a seventh successive overall championship two weeks ago. and that's all your sport for now it's now back to sue in london. now the price of one sweet treat has reached record breaking levels this is the world's most expensive chocolates on display in portugal is worth almost ten thousand dollars company an edible gold inside is a feeling of threads white truffle vanilla from other gold flakes and to add to the weighty price tag its crown shaped box is decorated with five and a half thousand crystals set for me so tired of this news hour but i will be back in a moment with more of the day's. work . the street is quiet the signal is given. out so it's safe to walk to school last year there are more than thirty metres in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships in cape town children sometimes are caught in t

any yeah definitely a team of and he got the greenlight due to an injury unfortunately midfielder marcel sabates without in an injury early in the match inter you know van advantage really was the hero of the day first not the case i converted a gold inventor you know finish it off but you know the coach ralph hostin who toll said he was trying to inject a new system and they were going to see how it worked and it looked it looked like it worked well because their goal was to really take byard out of their flow you know and obviously it didn't work out that way because they were very aggressive they actually had twelve shots on goal to buyers one and that was only in the first half so you know just the way life sic approached the pitch you know in this considering you know recent. they lost a cologne you know cologne is the bottom of the table so you know they have reason to really rejuvenating selves and it's good but in all honesty by or did not feature their premier lineup i think things would have worked out differently if they had but even their coach of hikers gave a lot of credit

germany's marcel kittel won the stage, while new zealand's patrick bevin retained the overall lead.e's jerome cousin took the first victory of his career in sisteron. spain's luis leon sanchez retained the leader's yellow jersey. simon yates is the highest placed briton in tenth overall trailing by 48 seconds. sebastian vettel was fastest on the penultimate day of pre—season testing. he recorded the quickest time seen so far this year but was using foster tyres family with was eighth and frailty and fautua 0tto bossert, mike. but yearly bottas's luck finally changed as they completed the most laps they have done on a single test basis 2013. that's all the sport for now. more sport on the bbc website, the arsenal game kicks off at six, others and five prostate. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. thank you will. let's get more now on the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury. in the last hour, the police officer who is still in hospital in a serious condition after trying to help them has been named, and this is his photograph, this is detective

since two thousand and twelve mckayla shifrin picked up the slalom and overall ladies title austria's marcel her show was crowned men's slalom and overall champion and i was like a sport for now but tomorrow am in london thank you very much was more into everything on our website all the latest news and sport right there including of course analysis that takes you behind the top headlines of the day al-jazeera dot com that if the news al but i will be back with another full person very shortly stay with us. in syria thousands have disappeared without a trace. forcibly taken from their families when the most terrible thing of syria is to be detained this has been the invisible weapon of the syrian dictatorship could offer some toddlers a call to do good by there to guide them continue to be surely to the new culture of. the disappeared of syria but this time on al jazeera. a new poll ranks mexico city as the poll with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation start

austria marcel hirsch are also ended his season on a winning note in sweden the double olympic champion from kyung chang getting his fifty eighth career victory in the giant slalom for sure how to wrapped up the world title and a seventh successive overall championship two weeks ago. and that's all your support for now more later. for a thank you know the parties going on around the world for islands national holiday almost three hundred eleven knots and forty eight countries going green tomatoes and patrick's day cutting that evening tiled piece great wall of china in the u.s. city of chicago the river was dyed emerald green for the city's annual parade well the day began as a religious holiday or not and but as long been celebrated in other nations as well that's it for me they are. hard. a new poll ranks mexico city is the pull first in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend to your very pretty and young you feel unsafe threat

austria marcel hirsch are also ended his season on a winning note in sweet in the double olympic champion from kyung chang getting his fifty eighth career victory in the giant slalom had wrapped up the world title and a seventh successive overall championship two weeks ago. and i'll tell your sport for now more later for us and get other parties going on around the world is national holiday almost three hundred forty eight countries are going green to mt some patrick's day looting the leaning tower of pisa or in the great wall of china the u.s. city of chicago through that was dyed green for the city's parade that's it from me for the music for me is up next the top of the hour with more of the day's news stay with us that's a lot. travel often. by tranquil board tubes and potable forests near broadway of all. walks of owning. my icons land mostly valleys and scotland's. live for adventure. discover new jobs because far away places closer to the fish going this is together with cats are always. stories of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the world. that c