city of shop homes on the rhine river plunges some 23 meters into the depths a site that through 20 ono to this day the swiss artist grew up here. for $50.00 and for 15000 years so you know all this water has been flowing down here but it needs to be treated it's always an impressive site so it was humble suit on the top. it has such an hour but it's also tranquil in a way. some places are really shallow and soft. they are tony only those installation aims to show how the phones change over the seasons. the out of your the immersive or the immersive art projects. we set up 4 cameras each taking a photo every minute. i photo that's about $2000000.00 pictures over the course of a year old it results. in a 40 minute film resulted from the vast number of pictures as well as drone and underwater recording some 28 projectors create a panorama show in a specially designed room it puts visitors in the center of the event. around 120 filmmakers musicians and sound engineers worked on the project a huge undertaking for tony ono lasting nearly 3 years now visitors can experience the rainforest in

around 120 filmmakers musicians and sound engineers worked on the project a huge undertaking for tony ono lasting nearly 3 years now visitors can experience the rhine falls in a completely new way. as is that is you know it's a synergy that we as artists have the means to show what people might not notice standing here cooperate the moment it got the spot maybe and afterwards if you experience it through these technical testing it made us you say hold on i didn't see it that way at all you got it so that is it. tony orlow has added a new chapter to the history of the rainforest visually stunning and full of poetry . for more culture news check us out on facebook and twitter at d.f.w. culture now i'll leave you with some freshly sprayed urban art from a disused train station concourse in stuttgart germany the building will eventually be replaced by a mall and a 4 star hotel for now though artists have taken over they call it the secret walls gallery thanks for watching arts and culture seizing. enter the conflict zone with sara kelly sweden's unique trust faced approach to tackling the cor

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around 120 filmmakers musicians and sound engineers worked on the project a huge undertaking for tony ono lasting nearly 3 years now visitors can experience the rhine falls in a completely new way. as is that this is a it's a synergy that we as artists have the means to show what people might not notice standing here for a brief moment to god it's balmy and afterwards if you experience it through these technical aura testing it made us you say hold on i didn't see it that way at all on the surface and you might be immersed in us natural phenomena now in a different way you know if. they are tony orlow has added a new chapter to the history of the rhine falls visually stunning and full of poetry. from the poetic we move on to the mystical all reports on my computer is searching for a unicorn it's believed the myth of a hold white horse originated in india no. proven its existence but all over the world people believe in this mythical creature or at least want to believe in it in scotland it's even the country's national animal but it's a town in southern germany which claims to be the secr

the surface streets, if you can delay getting ono the skyway of of the surface streets that's fine aswell. howard or fourth, toward oakland, slower drive only in those areas where the red is. that's because of the fire evacuation zone west of 280 over toward the coast as kari said, can't go to the coast for relief because that's where all the smoke and closures are highway 1, south of pescadero. >>> happening today the golden state killer joseph deangelo will be sentenced, he faces life in prison for his crimes. deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 counts of murder and 13 counts of kidnapping and robbery. this is for a string of crimes that terrorized parts of california in both the 1970s and '80s. family members of those victims confronted him in court this week, deangelo's ex-wife speaking out. she said, in part, i will never be the same person. i now live every day with the knowledge of how he attacked and severely damaged hundreds of innocent lives and murdered 13 innocent people who loved and have now been missed for 40 years or more. >>> decision 2020, the democratic national c

city of shutdowns and the rhine river plunges some 23 meters into the depths a site that through 20 ono to this day the swiss artist grew up here. for $50.00 and for 15000 years this water has been flowing down here but it's. retreated it's always an impressive site so it humbles to the top. it has such an hour but it's also tranquil in a way. some places are really shallow and soft. whether it's the gentle rushing water or the deafening roar of the foremost the multi-faceted rhine phones attract many visitors. for 5 generations thomas mann these family has been transporting tourists across the rainforest basin they've always respected the force of nature we've talked about through and i'm faced with the fascination for the rhine falls stems from the spectacular nature here in naming the force of the water dog water is the element which beats all others more powerful than stone or fire or anything else and to see this fascination in the visitors eyes is what motivates me every day. most of the around one and a half 1000000 tourists who visit the rhine phones every year only experience i

time, talking to republican strategists today who say the best thing the president can do is focus onocord before the pandemic and try to make the case to voters that he is better equipped than biden to rebuild the economy, to keep regulations loose, to help job groh, and to lo for ways to add to his coalitionnstead of focusing on grievances, instead of riling up his base, look for ways to bring people back into the full. we saw that strategy play out on the democratic side, where there was a real effort this week to expand the ten so to speak, and we will see if trump tries to do that next week. robert: hallie, we have about 20 secos. tolear out the reporting, is president -- is mr. penn safe on the ticket? hallie: yes. he is the guy giving the remarks wednesday evening. robert: i just wanted to check with one of the top reporters from the country, because id he he. but we will take hallie jackson 's iord f we will leave it there. what a week,onvention week. really appreciate everyone. yamiche alcindor, hallie jackson , molly ball, and philip rucker, and you, thank for stopping by. ch

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on yoko ono save some $550.00 euros a month on train tickets she no longer needs to travel into london to work. i definitely like the lack of commute. she still sees her colleagues every day just not in person so that's one disadvantage. the best approach is to have the majority of the time working from home but then have. have the option to go into the office maybe once a week maybe twice a week pending if people need need to go in an office it's also important to keep the kind of social interactions off tomorrow some are heralding a real estate revolution. that's being specially felt by people who earn money with real estate at the shard london's tallest building. agency is trying to rent office space this modern office costs $15000.00 euros a month. i don't think it's a crisis so i think there's a correction in the market a slight reduction in the amount of space required but the key point is what but space is useful it's no longer going to be about rows or upon row of best people processing email because we know we know we can do that effectively so actually it's about using the of

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people queue outside under yoko ono's artwork.te was here and then we got married. yes, it wasn't that fast but it was our first date here and it is nice to be back. it is a favourite place to go outside. kind of a nice way to reintroduce us back into the real world a little bit. the met usually sees 600 million people a year and the closure has cost hundred to the museum in lost revenue. only a quarter of the usual numbers will be allowed through its doors but, with new york having been hit so hard by the coronavirus, the visitors see the met opening as a sign of the met opening as a sign of the city is slowly making its way back. good to see some signs of normality returning. thank you for watching bbc news. hello. in the sunshine on saturday, it looked like summer but, with a brisk northerly wind, it did not always feel that way. temperatures in places struggling to get above the low teens in celsius and for others no sunshine to speak of, just cloud and rain through parts of northern and eastern england, the midlands, east ang

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an effect ono have long-term office demand. dani: more workers at home.re any interesting opportunities that you see away from the cities? are there any investments to be made in the suburbs or rural areas? generally speaking, the residential market, where people are spending more of their time working from home, is another major opportunity across europe. like when you invest in commercial real estate's, investing over the longer term because transaction costs are so high. similarly, people find their homes -- it's a very large cost and they will not be doing it every five to 10 years. there will not be a knee-jerk reaction to moving out assemblies -- out of cities simply because of coronavirus. it accelerated a trend that was already emerging. a preference for quality of life , the affordability of housing in major cities is so low that that was also pushing young families to move to suburbs. again, with great accessibility, but focusing on good-quality schools for their children. suburban rental accommodation or houses for sale is very much an option.

digits ono the four bloomberg surveillance. that is the one statistic matters, the -0.9907 on the tip. it really has not come into lower re-yield -- lower real yield. i also mentioned george saravelos of deutsche bank reaffirms get out of the euro, but he is not calling for weak dollar, he is calling for a churn here at the 1.18 level. looking at'm european stocks. it was a great data check as always, tom, but it is really important to look at some of the levels that you mentioned. european stocks are fluctuating. we had data that really cast doubts on some of the region's recovery that came out of germany and europe. i'm also looking at osher one rising to its highest level in seven months. then you also have tensions between china and india, so there is a lot to talk about in terms of geopolitics, to be creeping into these markets. joining us to talk about all of this is the aberdeen standard director. james, thank you for joining us on this friday. what do you do with european assets right now? james: i don't like them. i ha

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