the matterhorn was measured using satellites and an airplane roughly three thousand images were taken to form the basis for the replica. in that study of this and get us all to marry or have to attack them on a ship and you can't see the transition before and afterwards it should look like a coherent image to the good spirits and. the results look astonishingly real. and there's even an original piece of stone from the letter for an on display. but no mountain climbers had to scale the peak to fetch it the swiss alpine rescue had a helicopter fly to an elevation of four thousand four hundred seventy eight meters right to the matterhorn summit. thank. you can actually touch the peak of the matter that's another wonderful thing about this exhibition the swiss alpine rescue brought us this whopper of a rock from the top of the matter and you can touch it like a hole in the rock with the lid on them when the going on. the lower portion of the exhibition is devoted to mountain climbing and the mythical surrounding it it includes some one hundred fifty large format photographs showing spect

are you saying matterhorn back his right?boutwhat we are talking are the new rate hikes in the environment, and it brings uncertainty if you fall from that higher level of growth, so we enter a new phase the cost of volatility and interest rates will have a feedback. if you move beyond three and three and a quarter percent on the 10 year, the feedback self correct and the growth number start to move lower and yields cannot escape to quickly. it is hard to put an estimate but you probably will see a demand coming on around the premise. jonathan: lori, does that make sense to you? that basically we are topping out further along the curve and the bind comes from pension funds. this is a buy from them, does that make sense? lori: it does, we have been putting additions here, we could touch three or three and a quarter, but the pressure will be to go lower from there especially if we see major inflationary things and we are not seeing that. the wildcard here is what is going on with trade. lori is sticking with us because we're go

. >> caller: i'm really happy to hear him mention karl marlantes book matterhorn which is an excellent book. let me say first of all that i'm 80 years old so i have a different point of view from almost everybody. why do we continue to call vietnam iraq and afghanistan wars. they are not wars. iraq and afghanistan have been political. nobody declared war on us. >> guest: well i mean i think there's a contradiction between saying they are wars and their civil wars because pretty much all insurgencies and counterinsurgencies are civil wars because they are fought by different for -- factions of people for that country is quite common in the civil war for the various sides to call another factors. in the case of vietnam north vietnam was supported bye bye the soviet union and communist china and we supported south vietnam. that's not at all unusual. that's actually. common in iran where we supported the government and iran supported some of the insurgents and various islamist groups like al qaeda supported other insurgents. that's par for the course. civil wars are just one kind of war wo

. >> caller: i'm really happy to hear him mention karl marlantes book matterhorn which is an excellent book. let me say first of all that i'm 80 years old so i have a different point of view from almost everybody. why do we continue to call vietnam iraq and afghanistan wars. they are not wars. iraq and afghanistan have been political. nobody declared war on us. >> guest: well i mean i think there's a contradiction between saying they are wars and their civil wars because pretty much all insurgencies and counterinsurgencies are civil wars because they are fought by different for -- factions of people for that country is quite common in the civil war for the various sides to call another factors. in the case of vietnam north vietnam was supported bye bye the soviet union and communist china and we supported south vietnam. that's not at all unusual. that's actually. common in iran where we supported the government and iran supported some of the insurgents and various islamist groups like al qaeda supported other insurgents. that's par for the course. civil wars are just one kind of war wo