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if they didn't throw corn chowder on mona lisa's [bleep] they would have no lives at all.old days they would put in cells with padded walls. kat knows what i am talking about. now they are not even bum rushed by security. you would think the guards were not protected a warhol, but this. i could draw a pinkie. you wonder if these are not inside jobs. who lets people into a gallery carrying containers of flour or paint cans. if you see a bunch of nose ring green hairs carrying soup or paint, you can bet they are not there to smile back at the mona lisa. insanity used to be easily defined. now that's called passionate. charles manson and his family were passionate. we would say that's one point of view. relax while men in white coats chase you with a giant butterfly nets. now it's they are so dedicated let's hear them out. smearing poop on the walls. or maybe getting ready to host jesse watters prime-time. we are at the mercy of scammers and mentally dagged people. they are isolated souls with no real sense of the world. -- joe biden agreed to play $1 billion to poor nations

. >> reporter: if the condor is a museum, carol doda would be the mona lisa.icling her story for an upcoming documentary. >> she was the first topless dancer in the nation in 1964. >> show business is very, very hard. you can to be on your toes all the time. >> the clubs were all big fight club on broadway. so tay rigged the piano. >> the crowd followed. so did the outraj. san francisco police rated the condor in 19 65. the bold move was like pouring gasoline. and a major point of pride all these years later for joseph and his staff. >> it's the very first topless place in america. that's us. >> reporter: the legacy almost abrupted just two years ago when the lights on broadway went dark. >> this is kpix 5 news. >> we are directing at old bars, nightclubs, wineries, group hugs and the likes to be close as we know it. >> only a million more americans will follow for benefits last week. >> yeah, we were in trouble. >> reporter: joseph struggled to keep the business alive. relying on a ppp loan from the government to try to keep his employees. >> i'll be back. >>

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else will need june 5 at the louvre as an activist disguised as an elderly woman, he attacked the mona lisaa cake, then they poured paint over tomato juice and smeared mashed potatoes, or rather, a girl with a pearl earring manet from van gogh's aga hay raphael's sunflowers the sistine madonna is true. in dresden, they limited themselves to gluing themselves to the frame. this time. their sacrifice became the death of klimt's life. a surge of eco-radio-challism at the leonardo museum in vienna. obviously related to the deviation from the course towards a climate-neutral economy, the german authorities are green through and through. after all, too coal-fired power plants will be reactivated, but a logical question arises. and who is behind this syringe after the tragic death of a 44-year-old cyclist under? concrete mixers in berlin, which the rescue services could not arrive on time due to the protests of climate extremists, all of germany started talking about the radical methods of the activists and gave up on the question. and what do they actually live on, who bribes these glue activists

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potatoes on the protective glass shield of a cloth, manet painting in germany, and not even the mona lisa was spared. she was smothered with cake and her famous corner of the lives in paris. in each of these cases, the artwork was not permanently damaged. we'll alix, the cunning is a spokesman for it. just stop oil. that's the group responsible for pouring soup over event golf painting. he says more people should be talking about the climate crisis. and we're talking about whether or not life or arcs is worth more when to be able for mango painting, they got more people talking about the climate crisis. when 53000000 people got displaced in pakistan, they lost their homes, their communities, their livelihoods, i from scotland. the sixpence population of my entire country was permanently disrupted. friendly affected by this, and yet we weren't talking about climate change there. why are people more outreach by that? why are they so much more outraged when we sit on a protective piece of our of francois jimmy is president of climate voices. he says, the activists may need to rethink the str

mashed potato on the protective glass shield of a cloth manet painting in germany, but not even the mona lisa was spared, that she was smothered with cake in her famous corner of the louvin paris. each of these cases the artwork was not permanently damaged or next accounting as a spokesman for it, just stop oil, that's the group responsible for pouring soup over van gov fighting. he says more people should be talking about the climate crisis. and we're talking about whether or not life or art is worth more when typical free bank open tonight go, we'll talk about the climate crisis. lynchburg, the 3000000 people got displaced in pakistan. they lost their homes, their communities, their livelihoods, i from scotland, the 6 things population of my entire country was permanently disrupted. friendly affected by this. and yet we weren't talking about climate change. that why are people more outreach by the why are they so much more outraged? when we sit on a protective piece of our facade, man is a presence of climate voices. he says, the activists may need to rethink their strategy. i think that th

over the last few months, mona lisa, van gogh's painting have been affected. >> todd: fifa world cup with ecuador defeating cutter. this goal from ecuador called off, fifa, virtual assistant ruled off sides before the score. fans getting riled up as the game progressed. it was about beer. they demanded beer after cutter banned all alcoholic beverages two days before the tournasm began. [indiscernible] >> todd: i think that is the best thing we've shown on tv, we want beer. budweiser coming up with a creative solution tweeting it is giving surplus to the winning country after morgan freeman selected as this year's host, getting a lack luster welcome, the actor who fell from grace amid sexual misconduct allegations, tried to deliver message of unity. >> here in this moment is so much greater than what divides us. how can we make it last more than just today? >> todd: nobody could have gotten him a chair? he was sitting on the ground. team usa takes on wales today, coverage starts 1 p.m. eastern on fox sports. ilhan omar and -- could be kicked off if kevin mccarthy gets the speaker's ga

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a series of attacks swept through european museum collections began with a carbohydrate throw at mona lisanal gallery in london, representatives of the speaking movement. just do away with the oil doused with sunflower and van gogh's tomato soup and chained themselves to the wall with superglue. under a frame, fuel is not available to millions of freezing hungry families. they can't even afford to warm up a can of soup, so the girls motivated their attacks on the work of art. got and monet suffered canvas worth 111 million dollars in a german podsdam representatives of the last generation fed the painting of the impressionist mashed potatoes. we have here, in fact, a climate disaster, and you are afraid for the french painting. as the guardians of the environment explained their performance on the eve of the november un climate change conference, a chocolate dessert flew in the face into the wax figure of charles iii in the museum. madame tusson. hot tried to treat and cloth vermira girl with a pearl earring in the hague. it wasn't just the hunger games upgrade that andy warhal and campbel

. >> suppose that the mona lisa was copyrighted, and someone, a really skillful copyist, made almost an exact copy. most people could neverdetect the difference except the coffee has ange to the color of h dress. if you show that most people today they would, say all right, brown dress, blu dress, red dress, doesn't make any difference. noteally important. but if you called somebody who knows something about renaissance art, the person would say, that makes a big difference. if that's a blue, dress that sending a message. it's a red, dress that sending a ffent message. >> where i think all of this goes wrongs u are just focusing on media and message, independent of the underlying use. in this case, the statute, just by its terms, is talking about use. inhe case of the condÉ nast, the uses to portray prince. if you re-print our pictures, was ere it's miss goldsmith or dy warhol, you're commenting on the pictures. i n' think you're saying anything out prince. your use of those pictures as to describe and discuss the case. same thing with the briefs and news articles, the are news repor

these are news reporting for any kind of commentary about the pictures and your mona lisa examplefair use, nobody sues an artist or sued to live through when they we in the recording studio, you have to look at the use and in campbell court said in a parody finde ll spot you that send it back for trial under factor four. but if you're going to start using it for advertising that doesn't counasappropriate use under factor one. it wasn't the recording the court was focused on,it's the tishting . if you watch it at home that the only way you're going to seethe show the networks . what about the use and the museum, warhol museum, any difference? >> absolutely for a variety ofreasons. the first of his factor for and we have the larges museum in the world sitting on my right factor 4 is stifferent. als that doesn't compete in that market. t warhol if i can take it away from prince and also now thathiis famous i don't see how any museum cat display these but the prince series is complicated but is there a post cld formuseums is andy warhol let them tell you what andy warhol is so worried abo

these are news reporting for any kind of commenrybout the pictures and your mona lisa example, fair use, nobodyuean artist or sued to live through when they were in the recording studio, you have to look at the use and in cpbl court said in a parody find we will spot you that send it back for trial under factor four. but if you're going to start using it for advertingthat doesn't count as appropriate use under factor one. it wasn't threcording the court was focused on,it's the timeshifting . if you watch it at home that the only way you're going to seethe show the networks . >> what about the use and the museum, warhol museum, any difference? >> abluly for a variety ofreasons. the first of his factor for d have the largest museum in the world sitting on my right . factor 4 is just different. goals that doesn't compete in th mket. on the warhol if i can take it away from prince and als now that this is famous i don't see how any museum can't display these but the prince series is complicated but is there a poster child formuseums is andy warh l them tell you what andy warhol is so worrie

sure he painted it in france around 1515, it was with him when he died apparently the room with a mona lisaere _ paintings so they swap them out and there were a whole series of other transactions that brought it back to the french— transactions that brought it back to the french collection. now it is going _ the french collection. now it is going to — the french collection. now it is going to the gulf and as a representative of western civilisation i can think of no greater— civilisation i can think of no greater one, i think is wonderful that abu — greater one, i think is wonderful that abu dhabi is this christian painting — that abu dhabi is this christian painting to the abu dhabi larouche and i hope — painting to the abu dhabi larouche and i hope that many many people go and i hope that many many people go and visit _ and i hope that many many people go and visit it— and i hope that many many people go and visit it and it is wonderful to see out— and visit it and it is wonderful to see out by— and visit it and it is wonderful to see out by this kind of role. art diplomacy. _ see out by

. >> suppose that the mona lisa was copyrighted, and someone, a really skillful copyist, made almost an exact copy. mo pple could never detect the difference except the coff h change to the color of her dress. if you show that most people today they would, say all right, brown dress, blue drs, red dress, doesn't make any difference. not really important. but if you called somebody who knows someinabout renaissance art, the person would say, that mas big difference. if that's a blue dress, that sending a message. it's aeddress that sending a different message. where i think all of this goes wrong is you are just cung on media and message, independent of the underlying us in this case, the statute, just by its terms, is talking about use. in the case of the condÉ nast, the usiso portray prince. if you re-print our pictures, wathe it's miss goldsmith or andy warhol, you're commenting on the pictures. i don't think you're saying anything about prince. your use of thospiures as to describe and discuss the case. same thing with e iefs and news articles, these are news reporting or a kd of

mona lisa in the painting by leonardo da vinci however, let's get back to the butterflies and surprises ivan zatevakhin. your last name could not have been any other idea. nature itself will be abandoned. what did not learn. this effect is, however, not all butterflies. of course, not everyone has it, in general it is classic example. and when the so-called, frightening colors are classic, it's just that it is in all textbooks. but why then not all butterflies? well, because it is important for someone to be, well, just so dazzle on the beautiful. e, so that everyone around notices and accordingly. uh, we could get married as many and as often as possible. that's why some butterflies are just, well , conspicuous. yes, because that way they get a lot of mates, more genes, more kids , whatever. well, someone on but honestly poke at others and children have a lot of children a lot of grandchildren great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, you know? it's the same from generation to generation. let's say others disguise themselves as butterflies of a whore. i understood that. yes, a