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al jazeera, rotterdam. >> now contemporary art lovers in london have yet another reason to visit the modern gallery. a set of interlocking staircases have been install outside as part of the london design festival. it's based on the work of the dutch graphic artist who used mathematical formulas for inspiration. there are 187 steps, so this work of art would be quite a work out. >>> and now you're up-to-date with all the news from europe. >> barbara, thank you. now more than three decades after taking off the nasa probe has become the first manmade object to leave the solar system. launched in 1977 voyager's mission was to survey the outer planet. just in case there is anyone out there, it's also carrying old phonograph records etched with music and images from earth. >> reporter: this was the moment that voyager one began its exploration. launched at a specific time when the outer planets in our solar system were aligned so that a single spacecraft could fly past them. now in the third millennium passing our sun into what is called interstellar space. the material in which voyager f

they are offering to reveal the whereabouts of the paintings in exchange for a ticket to rotterdam. but this time, they would not be visiting art galleries. they would go on trial in the netherlands. >> the unesco world heritage title is a prestigious one. it is given to sites which the international community deems worth protecting because they are unique, culturally or physically, and the title means cash. germany currently has 38 world heritage sites. they are popular with taurus, and they receive money from the government. that's why a lot isn't stake -- a lot is at stake when the title is in danger. it is not just the peak of a mountain which is sparkling with evenings far away. >> the cable car over the rhine afford a superb view of the upper middle rhine valley. the most famous feature of the unesco world heritage site is the cliff known as the laura lie -- laura lie -- lorelei. on top of the cliff, there is something marring the landscape. what is it? it's going a little closer. still no idea? we will help a little. can you tell? this is what is going on -- a cable draws thr

so they went to rotterdam in the netherlands to the euro math, and 321 feet down, and into the hoop itout the video is that we are getting to see the misses. >>> a couple of times they got so close. >> ooh! boom. there's the winning shot. we got it from all sorts of angles like the angle of the hoop, and seeing a side view of it, and you can really see how freak i freaking high up that is. are they really good at this stuff, or is it just law of averages that eventually, you will get one in if you have the time and enough basketballs and the facilities, can you do it? could i do it? could you do it? maybe they are better at it than we are, but if you put the four of us up there with basketballs and gave us a week, i think that we could probably make one. >> that is the show, everybody. we will see you for the next >> that is the show, everybody. we will see you for the next edition of "right this minute". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> announcer: it's time for "the wendy williams show." today, taraji henson is our favorite person of interest. wait until you see what she revea

we have significant port infrastructure, but if you go to singapore, hong kong, rotterdam, if you're going to participate, especially commodities that are mid to lower value you need to have that kind of shipping. >> ship it efficiently and inefficiently. bangladesh is in the news as the place these low cost jobs have gone. the wage differential is getting smaller between making something in the u.s. and making something in china. >> well, that's right. the economists refer to this as the create ability of the good. to what extent is necessary or advantageous for me to manufacture locally the things consumed locally. the things that go into that are how much value add to i put in a particular location versus how much does it cost to ship a good as well as how much time does it take because those goods are in the inventory pipeline and in the containership for quite some time. what we've seen over the last 12, 13 years, particularly i in 2013, labor costs in the u.s. when you adjust for currency has been relatively stagnant, it has not grown a great deal. whereas across asia, particul

since well just the figures tell the story by themselves four ships heading say from beijing to rotterdam it takes around two weeks quicker then say if they take the traditional south and routes so clearly here the understanding is that the environment of the arctic has to be protected and in the future the president's international presence in the arctic will only increase so the are discussing currently working projects in the sphere of energy development and so on but a lot of attention is also being focused at the heritage a left from the cold war era we're talking about old abandoned military bases various types of hardware tens of thousands of barrels with fuels with fuel and it's understood that it's not been left by just one country like the soviet union but it's canada the u.s. and here everybody's saying it's not the responsibility of one state to clean this trash up but it's really the responsibility of everyone all right you can all fly that your thank you very much indeed and stay well thank you. will be watching all the developments from the forum today here on our own on ou

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shot selves "the australian trick shot artists" throw a basketball from the top of the euromast in rotterdamd through a basketball hoop they are hoping this shot records >> with these pictures-- pitchers.. however, not bad that bad they were pretty decent from last year. >> they were tired from winning the world series! [laughter] yes. that is perhaps just my humble opinion. bruce why do like the dodgers? >> they have tremendous with their second half hour will be watching colorado's. and your son, a friend of my sons, and then i get excited. personally, i will go for the nfl. >> and also, its sounds like you were complaining? >> thank you. >> and barry said i am so tired of you sang >> the politicians tell the truth. at least anthony wiener you can lafayette. >> okay.. >> you can -- laugh at. [camera shutter clicks] ah, that's perfect. all right, one more. one more, could i get-- look at me, and, uh... big smiles. ah, that's perfect. [camera clicks] yes, okay. um, we're gonna get a group shot. so i need you guys to come in with me. uh, i need the bridesmaids and the best men, please, if pos

it's 45 minutes to an hour to the hague, rotterdam. steve harvey is here and vicki lawrence. love her. >> plus, one of your favorites. >> cee lo green. >>> and janelle monet. we have a great week next week. >> have an awesome weekend. we'll see you for fun day monday. qtóñóñóñnñnñxx1ú1q#q