the opera houses superintendent fortunato are to be know said that they are working around the clock to make sure the show can go on. if we don't provide it as soon as possible i would say. to replace the electricity as it was before the wonderful thin h. it remains is just 104 hollows abandoned and ever even the most beautiful houses when. they call ups to lower water levels are expected soon but the damage will take much longer to repair. and we'll keep an eye on that story now my guest in a minute is by here shihab lebanese street artist and activist especially for women's rights in the arab world and his story and she's a designer and an educator to join me in a minute but 1st a little while about. prefers a graphic designer here she lives in cairo but her work has had an impact around the world series a 1000 times no there's an outcry against violence and oppression stansell graffiti of the arabic word no fill the streets of cairo a 1000 different kind of graphic knows she borrowed from centuries of islamic art history. the work started as a protest against the brutality of egyp

also famous for its art its museums and its theatres performances at the world famous laughing opera house were cancelled to carry out necessary repairs. the buildings electrical and heating systems were severely damaged by flooding leaving laugh in egypt in the opera of. the opera houses superintendent fortunato or tom beano said that they are working around the clock to make sure the show can go on. if we don't provide as soon as possible i would say all of a sudden to replace the electricity as it was before the wonderful finish it remains just 104 hollows abandoned and ever even the most beautiful hollows is when you abandon they collapse lower water levels are expected soon but the damage will take much longer to repair. and we'll keep an eye on that story now my guest in a minute is by here shihab lebanese street artist and activist especially for women's rights in the arab world and his story and she's a designer and an educator to join me in a minute but 1st a little while about. professor graphic designer here she lives in cairo but her work has had an impact around the world seri

it all started here almost 30 years ago right by the early all opera house where young people stoned to death. blow out. called the streets a bit like a fairy tale here we are in this incredible studio on the top floor with a view of all of leon 30 years ago it was down in the street and i couldn't come in here that there were choices but it was a football pitch. down save move that mizuki from the hard realities of the family . the staircases of his apartment block were his 1st rehearsal space but he dreamed of bigger and better. back up by the sick a few who said my company is called k. fake meaning k. why because that's the feeling i had when i did my finish just the feeling of being close deans about it all i carry that with me for a long time at the beginning when i was younger to play the dances helped me to take flight and leave that a cage life and i don't see my day upon set of yes of t. of the like i next thing they'll probably be skydiving now it's finally how or when and in the us where the holiday is biggest that means time for carve pumpkins haunted houses and enough ca

migrants is taking part in the most italian of art forms opera 30 taking to the stage at rome's opera house for a new production of mozart's masterpiece it i'm in a new. bella godwin is getting ready to go one stage originally from 1000 been in italy for 4 years this production is the 1st step towards a long held ambition. it's really a great privilege because all my life i've always dreamed to be an actor but these adult i tivo and i believe this. backstage her cast mates are also getting ready. the production is aiming to raise awareness of migration and they're either playing themselves who soldier's story or the. story. it's a story about migrants about war because about everything i understand it i feel it it's a message that speaks to me and that's why i'm also taking part in this show because still with tivo. it's almost showtime. the scene is familiar but the setting is the have trickled. for the choir of migrants taking part it's just one more sign of how far they've come. well devote ball and former un for president michel platini has made a splash following the end of his 4 year

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go to the opera house if surpta trade.nk you all yoman's performance. >> thank you all very much. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bulwark summer and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm kraemcrammer. tweet me at jim cramer. the president's being impeached. we still don't have a trade deal. the yield curve is fla

fitzcarraldo is the story of an eccentric adventurer aiming to build an opera house in the amazon rain forest. it's clear although it was a visionary with a mission. yes but they felt that something was coming and. someone who is prepared to defy gravity to realize his life's dream pushing boundaries is a constant theme and hair talks work. he's into if you've been in extreme environments extreme situations what drives you to this day to seek out these extremes. he says. i don't actually see context. rather i consider what i do to be normal. people are always saying shooting in the amazon rain forest is so extreme. but look it's just a forest. so this is more involved. katsav return to the jungle again for the vietnam war drama rescue dawn that was a big american production but headlock is also a nonconformist in hollywood for. the very end with the will of it's all. there. and the passion for unhinged characters. and their pockets. not just. with the. you called bad lieutenant of a very in film. it's a wild and baroque. wilder than the wildest drinkers at october fest it really goes t

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and the famous nuffin each opera house also flooded. i'm really sorry the person. that built this is you know the sea level is rising and venice is sinking into the ocean and. if we continue to dredge the lagoon for the big cruise ships that obviously the water going to flow into it faster in my. second else it happened to allow cruise ships to dock in the harbor 8 times deeper than the lagoon preventing the water from receding properly flood barriers are supposed to be protecting the city the so-called most a project was designed to stop flooding at 3 lagoon entry points. construction began in 2003 but the barriers still haven't been completed. corruption and mismanagement have plagued the project costing the taxpayer over $5000000000.00 euros the nations are furious at the delay this is all it's all lies the project is pointless it's one of the billions they divided the money up among themselves. 70 percent of the city is flooded the city's mayor estimates that the water has cost a $1000000000.00 euros and damages. the water has destroyed the city but the nation'

the sydney opera house is a national symbol, and anyway he was. we were lucky to have them.ughter, he was always held up to me. he had the skills as a medic and opera and theatre and the whole light. he was known as a renaissance man. it's just the whole light. he was known as a renaissance man. it'sjust amazing tale nt renaissance man. it'sjust amazing talent to have talent in one area is quite a lucky thing, but having it in so many is remarkable. a polymath. exactly. ithink in so many is remarkable. a polymath. exactly. i think you a lwa ys polymath. exactly. i think you always felt he had lost his opportunity and slightly regretted it but succeeded in so many other fields. and gary rhodes has died very young. shockingly young at 59, you know. although a chef's life is a hard life, we know that. it takes its toll. he was one of the first rockstar chefs in britain, really. this we had the cleaner version of anthony bourdain. he shone through and it's very sad. and talking about who is going to be remembered and who is going to be remembered and who is going to be remembere

representatives dominated by the democrats voted to endorse trump's impeachment it still has to possibly opera house the senate and there are rumors that the republicans won't just unanimously vote to quickly dismiss the charges but what actually get embroiled in the long trial a trial that could be 6 days a week. every week until an agreement is reached the only person who is apparently not too down in the doldrums about that is trump don't know why one of the 1st orders because frankly i want to throw you know i can think i could have it you want to try out every one 0 i wouldn't. you know one they should never ever impeach them i think about with this the more i realize just like our sessions it's it's a whole lot of money a whole lot of time and it leaves a whole lot of nowhere. meantime u.s. democratic presidential hopeful tulsi gabbard we can report this further sell to be the butt of some cutting remarks in the new york times for a choice of clothing the paper reports the white suits are more cold leader than. it has been at asians at the fringe rather than the center the white suits are of s

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larry says he went "last month to see a live transmission of don giovanni from the royal opera house. the cinema to watch the opera! that is something cinemas are doing to diversify. but illiana disagrees, she told us she went, "about 12 years ago, cinemas do not offer enough value for money and the difficulty of dealing with a large crowd who do not care if they ruin it for others." ian says, "going to the movies is a great way of escaping from the world of work." "as someone who is self—employed and has a fast—paced work life, it a can be a real treat." it isa it is a treat for you, isn't it? ifind it is a treat for you, isn't it? i find you it is a treat for you, isn't it? ifind you get it is a treat for you, isn't it? i find you get really absorbed in a way that you do not in your own home, there are always things you can be getting on with. it is the only place my children stay quiet. i make a particular effort to go for space films, it is the only time i sit still for two hours and do nothing else. sounds great, doesn't it? farmageddon was the last film i saw! it was really good

high school, pacific telephone and telegraph, the roost building, saint george's building, the opera house. the pacific fountain was glady mcbean's final major san francisco commission. it capped off a remarkable recess m resume of work. >> thank you, sir. are there any other public comment? i do not see any. let me at the all for taking the time to come out very early this morning to -- and your passion and the historic records. and i think just what can i say? just to -- we extend our gratitude to you. let me also take this opportunity here for all of you and for those that are watching, mr. bilowski, your leadership on the treasure island museum, you are constantly up here advocating and working religiously, if i can say that. you're conducting workshops, you're educating people. let it be known that we consider the pacific fountain in our work plan of treasure island. we continue to support the museum. why? before we developed that island into what it needs to be, it had the history. and the history, when we look at treasure island as a point of destination, what are people coming to s

at the grand opera house between the age of eight and 12.sco girls chorus. from and i was 11 i am a through and through san franciscan. i am in northern california girl. i feel very proud to be doing this show. >> we are so glad to have you here. let's talk about wizard world. >> i love it. international. oakland is going to be the first time they've ever had a show here at the oakland convention center tomorrow from 4:00 to 9:00 and saturday and sund10 a clock to 7:00. attentive stars are going to be there. we have superman returned and legends of tomorrow. we have firefly, stargate, star trek, legends of tomorrow supernatural katrina wall, hawaii 50. sam james, flash gordon. one of the greatest guys you can never me. brian krause from trumped and kevin nash the pro-wrestler. that's all i know. >> there's going to be family entertainment. anybody can come and enjoy it. it's going to be at the downtown oakland convention center. we do autographs, pictures, photo ops. i spent a lot of time with each person. it's a moment in life you can give

we even -- when we paint the property, we tried to match to the opera house that is like two blocks away. you have pictures. i think the property looks beautiful now compared how it was before. we don't understand why all this opposition from the neighbors, when now probably the value of the properties has raised with this property looking better now and with less problems with the neighborhood because there is no people living on the street. there were two cars that were parked in front of the property. one was on the driveway and one was on the sidewalk. these two cars were parked there for more than one year. this was not an issue for the neighbor at that time. why suddenly it is an issue right now that we are renovating the property? it's just because of privacy concerns i think. they are trying to bring a landlord-tenancy issue that doesn't exist. we are in a good situation with our tenant. we have done some agreements with them and we are going to fulfill those agreements. the present is that we are following guidelines and we are going through the guidelines and that's how we were

go to the opera house if surpta trade. iikit thank you all yoman's performance. >> thank you all very much. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bulwark summer and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm kraemcrammer. tweet me at jim cramer. the president's being impeached. we still don't have a trade deal. the yield curve is flat evening again. as we saw with the dollar tree. although it's been said before, we've got new old news, i guess that the drug companies and the opioid business are facing a criminal probe. all of which would have at one time virtually trashed this market. instead, the dorn thing just won't quit. dow gained 55 points. nasdaq advanced .18% with all three closing at record levels. so we have to ask ourselves, what the heck is going on here so you know what i'm going to do in honor of these records, i'm going to run down all the reasons why this rally keeps on trucking first, while, indeed, disco

you see, i saw more children at the war memorial opera house on sunday. >> wonderful. >> we should sayf. so young people, if you want to come to the show, it is 50% off ticks. >> i love opera, and i love a bargain, so -- >> yeah. >> it's a joy to have you both here. you provided my family the perfect entree, because i didn't have to drag them to the oprah. they've had a perfect first introduction, and i hope there will be many more. >> that's so awesome. >> thank you. >> have a wonderful time in san francisco. >>> i have to mention, too, the production runs for right now until december 7th. we have all the information you could want on san francisco opera "hansel and gretl." tickets are half off for many of not all performances. just click on "web links." . >> all right, dossia. >>> coming up, chick-fil-a dealing with another controversy. in minutes, the pressure the company has received from lgbt groups, and the changes it plans to make. >> and a friendly competition for female entrepreneurs. we'll let you know about one of the contestants who's hoping to boost her business by competi

even but farmers leave behind me is the iconic roster but the opera house it's a tall building but today one can barely see it the government has taken the step to have the number of possible recalls on the street that should reduce air pollution a little but as long as farmers keep burning stubble in neighboring states the evolution is expected to continue to be very severe in new delhi. the spammers in the adjoining states of punjab and haryana have harvested their rice and now need to clear their land for their winter wheat crop burning is the quickest way environmentalists say that needs to change but i think at the end of the day farmers need to sort of put pressure on the government to ultimately provide markets that are needed to shift away to other crops but pharmacy if they are to change their practices and invest in clean up technology and machinery they need support from the government that's on top of it tackling other sources of pollution meaning those hoping for cleaner air are unlikely to have immediate relief. al-jazeera new delhi. well as i mentioned earlier their calls

i was opening up as a solo artist, a solo act in opera houses and my manager called me the day that prince said, "you know, liz, none of us knows how much time we have you don't know you could be gone tomorrow you have no idea none of us knows." and i'm like, "i feel pretty good." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i feel -- you know, and it was kind of, like, unflattering, cause i could hear him thinking about how to sell my records after -- posthumously >> seth: sure, sure, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> you know, he's like, "what do we do if one of our artists just, like, dies?" >> seth: yeah. >> but he said, "are you making the work that you would want to leave behind if it was your last?" and i wasn't >> seth: that's a -- that's a very, very cool way of looking at it. i also feel like - >> good managing right >> seth: yeah, yeah, very good managing whereas i feel like every time i talk to my agent, he's like, "you're going to live forever. [ light laughter ] it's interesting that moment you talk about, like, the things you think would be really cool one is, of course, being recognized

if you imagine tonight in african-american meeting a white american on the steps of the paris opera housenstantly these two people, doesn't matter whether they are have different ideologies, doesn't matter if they are from different parts of the country's, they instantly have more in common than anyone around them.they share a language. they can instantly communicate. tonight if americans at the beer garden unit the germans around them don't say, wait a minute. you see that guy? i think he believes in the declaration of independence he's must be american. they say he is loud, his boisterous, his family he might be fat he's an american. these are cultural markers that set us apart from the other people and account for the fact that we have more communication easier communication and attachment to one another then to other people around the world. third proposition, fourth proposition related to the third is underline the importance of culture and how important it was at the very beginning of the settlement of north america when the puritans came to massachusetts bay colony they brought wit

these places are about a 30 minute drive from the sydney opera house and they came perilously close to contain these outbreaks and pink substance you can see on the road and the roofs of these properties is fire retardant. so the flames are very fierce for a brief period before the emergency services arrived. you can smell the smoke in the air, you can hear the fire engines and you can hear the helicopters in the skies as well. eastern australia remains in the grip of this fire emergency. in new south wales there are 3000 firefighters preparing for the onslaught. catastrophic conditions have been forecast for sydney, also for populated areas to the north, to the south and to the west. this is an unprecedented fire crisis in eastern australia spanning two states, and the authorities are warning that tonight could be extremely dangerous but, mercifully for firefighters and residents, conditions are expected to ease tomorrow. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. the prime minister is to chair an emergency meeting this afternoon to discuss how the government has responded to flooding in the nort

if you imagine tonight, and african-american media white american on the steps of the paris opera house, instantly, these two people it is matter whether they have different ideologies it doesn't matter if it parts of the country, they instantly have more in common than anyone around them. they share a language who they can instantly communicate. there probably dress largely the same they're probably alike largely the same food in the same founders in the same euros. and an enormous stock of common cultural assumptions and references. and that will extent, the tourism metaphors. tonight if an americans at the fair guardian unit, the germans around them see, synagogue, i say he believes in the declaration of the independence he must be. he is loud and boisterous and his family, he might be fat. he is an american. who these are cultural markers that set us apart from the other people and account for the fact that we have more communication and easier communication attachment to one another and to other people around the world. third proposition sorry for the proposition related to the thi

opera's events house it's a tall building but today one can barely see it the government has taken the step to have the number of possible recalls on the street that should reduce air pollution a little but as long as farmers keep burning stubble in neighboring states yeah pollution is expected to continue to be very severe in new delhi. in the adjoining states of punjab and haryana have harvested their rice and now need to clear their land for their winter wheat crop burning is the quickest way environmentalists say that needs to change but i think at the end of the day farmers need to sort of put pressure on the government to ultimately provide markets that are needed to shift away to other crops but pharmacy if they are to change their practices and invest in clean up technology and machinery they need support from the government that's on top of it tackling other sources of pollution meaning those hoping for cleaner air are unlikely to have immediate relief. al-jazeera. well joining me now are guests in new delhi kartika nessun a research fellow at the council on energy and environ

opera's events house it's a tall building but today one can barely see it the government has taken the step to have the number of possible recalls on the street that should reduce air pollution a little but as long as farmers keep burning stumble in neighboring states the evolution is expected to continue to be very severe in new delhi the spammers in the adjoining states of punjab and haryana have harvested their rice and now need to clear their land for their winter wheat crop burning is the quickest way environmentalists say that needs to change but i think at the end of the day farmers need to sort of put pressure on the government to ultimately provide the right markets that are needed to shift away to other crops but pharmacy if they are to change their practices and invest in clean up technology and machinery they need support from the government that's on top of it tackling other sources of pollution meaning those hoping for cleaner air are unlikely to have immediate relief. al-jazeera new delhi. or pretty soon there is an economist at the nature conservancy she says the govern

not just made its mark just off the beaten half an hour ago on bagels square house next to the opera house guns is on the us why he's talked all steen bush on the every day when he was telling us from his books that were blowing up in a stray 1983 by the nazis that exactly this ok should former nazi not the brown in a spark a madness or nationalism a few years ago books or tools and by jewish invites and there's a few of them who were burned in the frames. well station given by both stuart was very much there as well i didn't know that is until my little friend if dusty's it touches on a question should know that these are 2 very old noises that were to be silent house behind them to a wall of hatreds clung about. once resonated again today in the public's mind syphon. justice and savannah's sign of the fact is that the free. lunch calls to human dignity and she didn't ruin for ems that we are now hearing from your voices of young consoles guests from germany and france from no way that guides ukraine also as well as the voices that we heard. outside already or 3 of them we want to just co

african-american meets a white american on the steps of the paris opera house tonight, they instantlypolitics are different, even if they're from different parts of this country, they instantly have more in common than anyone else around them. they're cuisine that they like, their dress, their satirical knowledge, all of that makes us fundamentally american. it's a cultural pore that has to be defended. >> is there a difference between nationalism and patriotism? >> yes. loosely, i think the terms should be interchangeable. but patriotism goes back to latin patre, fatherland. it's loyalty to your own. nationalism is the idea that people united by a common history and culture should govern a distinct territory. >> so should english be an official language? should we have an official sort of authorized nationalistic set of cultural habits and values like english first, for example? >> yes. i don't know whether you write it into federal law, but language hugely important. you take a nice, pleasant place like canada and you plop a french speaking -- >> it's still a pretty nice, pleasant p

soprano on her facebook fan page she presents herself as a down to and accessible opera diva paces an lives in athens and has a house in the country worship juicers her own lives with a multitude of hidden talents. and here she is in the flash miley's feet justin welcome and so glad you could join us a woman of many talents indeed music dance career in there but you're very much an actor as well and with one with an incredibly incredible physicality really we see on stage what kind of roles attract you the most. of course the roles that have. a dramatic approach and an interesting character so bad it. needs to be something also you know also i'm attracted by the college she out of many of the roles i'm doing this is gives me a platform to perform and to be completely there with all my being. which you always are as the critics never stop writing and you're best known for your patrol of bags heroine lulu you literally owned that role for 18 years 10 different productions of it and you famously broke your nose one time in that varian. state opera performance and yet you sang on tell us about how that was actually the