. >> while president roussef tries to fend off an impeachment. brazilians are watching prices rise and wages drop. >> i don't think it's going to change. brazil is not moving forward. >> both women look to the immediate future and say they are bracing for more hardship. al jazeera, rio de janeiro. >> an anonymous street artist has been placing video game characters made from tiles on new york buildings. it's part of street art making some artists world famous. we have this report from new york. >> all over new york, some interesting and unique new art has people looking up. works by a parission street artist have been popping up all over the city. the artist goes by the name invader, taken from a classic video game. new york was the target of tile murals he has in 65 other certify cities throughout the world. recent works have sold at an auction for hundreds of thousands of dollars. some earlier works have disappeared from their original spots. >> engee what he does and stuff. i want to see him. a lot of people will destroy it, so you've got to a

. >> while president roussef tries to fend off an impeachment, brazilians watching prices rise and wages drop. >> i don't think it's going to change. brazil is not moving forward. >> bolt of these women look to the immediate future and say they're bracing for more hardship. al jazeera, rio de janeiro. >>> it was a movement made famous by the artists and now street art can be found all over the world. inspired by early video games, one artist has brought his signature tile art to new york with great success. >> all over new york, art has people looking up. work has been popping up all over the city. the anonymous artist goes by the name invader, a name taken from a classic video game. new york city was the latest targets of murals he's installed in 65 other cities around the globe. his popularity has catapulted him into the top ranks of recent street artists, his work selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars. that money has caused his earlier works to disappear from their original spots. >> i enjoy what he does. a lot of people like to destroy the stuff, so you've kind of got to act q

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