a stone of venice you. i don't know probably this. one greater problem still the toxic fumes spewed by the three hundred meter long but he must a team of international observers measures pollution levels nabu is a german environmental group that monitors the negative impact of emissions in cruise and ferry terminal surround the world. two of its experts are here today this is one this is a value that would be typical in downtown berlin with five thousand or five thousand five hundred is the reading you'd normally take going to city center with heavy traffic. but here we're in an open space with no ships around that means there is a high concentration of pollutants from ship emissions and through industry for on the budget. and as soon as it starts the engine responsible for propulsion is shut down but that's why the moment the second engine is kept running all day long to supply power. there were all the true ships or birthed sized each one is tantamount to a small power station let's call it such a venture and these power stations ru

you have a view of venice. motel sackey has yet to find a new apartment a couple of years ago he founded a citizens action group that voices protest against commercialization and mass tourism called the next year dot com. this is the you know. they said it was. a walled very she's not a city anymore but there is a particle i could. live here earlier than the venue so we made the funeral of the news so very nice instead because there's no more money. these are for. the tense is only it is it how early fight that started a campaign year. mum to show to ritual easter. respect then used this is our a banner to stop at the people in the street don't visit because we feel you and you go to youtube and so all the people can watch our matches more. easily. venice's city council has started a campaign similar to meth towers it's banned eating on public squares bathing in the canals and feeding the pigeons all offenses that carry fines of up to five hundred euros when teo helps distribute the posters. but all over town t

now we're here in venice california the very first place. that was the motivation for me to ever ride on an airplane the first time when big brother alec flew me out seventeen years old you have a place here in venice and i want to connect with you brother i got a niche and i'm telling you that with all i've done where all i have all the places i've been there are things i've seen i can't figure out. what's going on in america what exactly do you think and i mean the word that came to mind for me was pilgrimage. exactly after like the craziest presidential election the country's divided but in a way that like i mean the only way for me to figure it out i think is just go out on the road mass people to sit literally embark on a pilgrimage of knowledge so to speak where we're asking every day americans from all walks of life rich poor this that coffee guy at a priest to a military airplane pilot where i just want to drive along. in an r.v. maybe grab my dogs or something and and basically just stop along the way and just say. let's america mea

venice beach california. one of the coolest place to be in the world well until now. stephen is pondering how he can start a conversation that will help bring the america together. but stephen can do little things to help with this trusted friend famous financial adviser max keiser. i'm max traders are not. let's face. it. it's been a long time my friend yeah period or. haven't see in. ten years fifteen years it goes back many years back and i am against it i think i'm against it long island new york. back when you were roommates with big brother alec now we're here in venice california the very first place. that was the motivation for me to ever ride on an airplane the first time when big brother alex slew me out seventeen years old he had a place here in venice and i want to connect with you brother i got to mitch and i'm telling out with all i've done all i have all the places i've been everything i've seen i can't figure out. what's going on in america what exactly do you think and i mean the word that came to mind for me was pilgrimage. exactly after like the cra

parades are being held across the country so we show you the live pictures now from the well the venice of the north petersburg where the main event is taking place the russian national anthem has just wrapped up putin has done his inspection of the navy. soon will the parade about the parade is kicking off right now with a forty one military ships sailing along the city's at river never led by cruiser which will have the president on board a we understand there are some four thousand sailors manning the all of the. other russian air forces also joining in the celebrations as we continue to show you these live pictures of beautiful perfect day for the naval parade in the same petersburg that the military forces are using the opportunity to show off some new hardware for example the landing ship the yvonne could on a boat the even heard of the frigate. as well as the rocket boat known as hurricane unable day festivities started in the city all the way in the far east of russia. and some of the ships including the admiral have traveled all the way from there to petersburg showing you a gr

. >> venice, italy, one of the most romantic cities in the world.t's where he and his girlfriend find themselves enjoying the town but suddenly, off the boat and they're torn apart. it's time to put the pedal to the medal and start racing through the very confusing streets of venice. >> so many noox and crannies. >> he's a red bull athlete. he has to do what he does best and parkor. wrugz boats to hop from one bank of the canal to the next. quickly loses it no problem. >> i mean, after all of this, she better marry the man. >> this is white hot passion right here. a quick stop for red bull. racing through the streets as well. they were separated by miles. ho finally come back together. >> love prevails. you never know when you're going to be called to be a hero. in this first instance here we are in india and there's a train and you can see there's a lot of people getting on and off this train but watch what happens up here. as the train starts moving, you see that woman? >> she got caught. >> she is trying to exit the train and then this happens, t

how did they end up in venice? apparently serena wanted italian for dinner. to alexis they hopd on a flight and boom, they were there. >> raising the bar everywhere. it's definitely amore some family time, too, here they are with their 10-month-old daughter olympia. she's so darn cute. >>> speaking of cute, remember when these two were a thing? mila kunis and macaulay culkin. it didn't work out. and mila is finally revealing -- >> i had a horrible breakup. i had a horrible, horrible, horrible breakup. >> mila is taking the blame for the breakup that went down back in 2011. the couple dated for eight years. >> have you forgiven yourself? >> you know, it's been so long -- i feel like enough time has again by. i think enough mutual friends have been like, everybody kind of forgave everybody for what went down. >> okay, so, mila never actually revealed what she did, but she had no problem admitting how she first hooked up with now-husband ashton kutcher. the 34-year-old gave the details to her close friend dax shepard on his pod cast. "armchair expert." recalling

but the harder thing also when we're shooting down on the boardwalk in venice.boardwalk that have been there forever. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i mean, and they know me. and so -- >> jimmy: you might be one of them. [ laughter ] >> well, you know? i definitely have been one of them. >> jimmy: oh, yeah? >> at certain points, yes. but you know -- we've had a couple of scenes where i was -- there was one scene in particular where i was on the phone. i'm supposed to be talking to one of my pals on the phone. and i've got the thing up to my ear here. and i'm walking down the venice boardwalk. and the whole crew's there, shooting this scene. a lot of dialogue on the phone. and this guy rides up on a bicycle that i've been seeing out there for 25 years. hey, man, how's it going? i'm like, yeah, i'm kind of in a scene. you know. and i just couldn't help it. stopped, talked to him, asked how he'd been. the a.d.s are running down there screaming at everybody. i can't help it. you know, when people are enthusiastic, i like to encourage them. you know? >> jimmy: that's good. t

this sort of thinking is very vivid and alive in venice the village but not smuggling any more i hope. the perfect way to round off the day here is with vodka and local food. speciality herring and salmon. but if you want to see the sunset you'll have to wait quite a while the days in summer are especially long. nothing wrong with that better than short cold winter day his head with that we're out there time if you'd like to see the reports again the just go to our web site as always thanks for joining us and not seeing again soon. next time on your a mac. special underwater sculptures off the coast of land's erotic. every famous. island exploring western islands frog. next time on your special. the cuts to the mob. the new audi a one is a small compact with small time spans. could be as good as a globe. no false a little compact with great touch. comes on. modern. drive. double. zero. most of. the box open to the windows of the german. metal by the shoulders dozens of newcomers from the. ws complex most of the bugs in. modern open air two thousand and ten staunchness second to double

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disgorging 10,000, 12,000 tourists into venice, that is how many have come in this year. really are quite small. once they get in, this is the schengen thing, then they drift. where did they drift? do drift to where the economy is strongest. they end up often in germany. i don't think the problem — this phenomenon has not been studied enough statistically. i happen to know personally people who did come in in 2015, walking, through the balkans, got to germany. i get pictures all the time. they have jobs. they do what they need to do. this is the domestic politics. if i may say, we use the word 'populism' a lot these days. this is not populism, it is revised ethnic nationalism. it gets a lot closer to what the attitudes are that are stoked by political leaders. it brings to the fore — dormant. do you mean it is not legitimate to be concerned about migration? i think it absolutely should. rather thanjust dealing with north african countries, i wait for the eu summit where the organisation of african unity has a full seat at the table to discuss this. most of the migrants ar

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every week disgorging 10,000, 12,000 tourists into venice — that's how many have come in this year.ll. although let's remember 100 people drowned off the coast of libya this week. what happens is once they get in, then — this is the schengen thing — then they drift. and where did they drift? they drift to where the economy is strongest. so they end up often in germany. and i don't think that the problem — this phenomenon — has been studied enough, statistically. i happen to know, personally, people who did come in in 2015, walking, you know, through the balkans, got to germany. i get pictures all the time, you know, they learn german, they have jobs, they do what they need to do. i think that, again, this is the domestic politics things. if i mayjust say, we use the word 'populism' a lot these days. this isn't populism, it's revived ethno—nationalism. and i think that that gets a lot closer to what the attitudes are that are being stoked by political leaders like viktor 0rban and matteo salvini. and it brings to the fore — dormant. do you mean it's not legitimate to be concerned abo

, italy -- were you at that -- venice, italy, spoke about venice and what they had been doing to prevent sea level rise and their best practice scenarios. maybe smaller scale, but exploratory held that forum and that was good. it's a global problem. we'll tackle it creatively and locally. >> commissioner richards: is there a rule of thumb, the more you get close to effectiveness, the more the expediture? money is not endless. so to take it from 122 inches to 200 inches, that's nearly double. is the amount we have to spend, is it double, triple, 10 times? that plays into the discussion, but i like being fool-proof, but how much does it cost? >> that's something that the city has wrestled with on capital projects and to the development agreements. we're trying to think about, what are the pathways to 2100 that you could be on and where are the triggers, like, in 2050, we'll know if we're in the 6-foot world or 12-foot world, or we'll have of a better idea than we have now. we'll know about carbon emissions and antarctica. an example is a levy. if you give yourself more horizontal space, yo

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it stands for serene republic of venice.'donnell, good morning and welcome to "the dish." >> good morning. >> i got so excited with the menu. >> who doesn't love itali food. aged cheese and olives. our main dish, breaded swordfish. it's different. pickled vegetables from the summertime, really awesome. and a couple of sides that we have. charred romano beans with cured pork sausages with one of the ingredients we use all the time at the restaurant and a pasta with filling and sauces and butters and tangy gooseberrys. >> anthony is all over it. tell us when this love affair began with food. >> it's the only job i ever had. i've been doing it my entire life. it kind of got me through high school. after high school, e had a brief stint at college, gave it a try. it wasn't for me. decided to get back into the restaurants, and from there, it's been history. >> with a name like kevin o'donnell, it's hard to imagine you're cooking italian food. >> i'm half italian. we'll all mutts. we both were in it will i at the same time, lived

so what is happening in the get out what is very very similar to what has been happening in venice well accept it's worse it's more violent more of that in a shorter period of time but the playbook of the parties involved the proxy fights the proxy supporters and how this is unfolding is exactly the same and that's because the undergo any factors are the same so given that we haven't seen a resolution in venice well that it happened with the protests started with the protests in twenty four g. and we're now in twenty eighteen i really don't see and the similarity of the pattern others see how this is going to be result in the get out a lot anytime soon except really with some sort of you know as fully beilenson and done up until eventually your biggest removed one way or another but he's not going to go out he's not going to resign but as well as a country in complete chaos the regime can't really function anymore people can't afford to even the most basic of goods is nicaragua going to get by far when it descended to civil war before then do you think. well there are differing opinions

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. >> hardest is shooting on the boardwalk in venice, there are a lot of characters that have been there forever. >> you >>> back now to breaking news in san jose. firefighters kept busy battling this grass fire west of 1st street. broke out after 9:30 this evening. firefighters knocked it down 45 minutes later. no word if fireworks were to blame for that. millions celebrated the birth of our nation, protester climbed on the base of the statue of liberty, forcing evacuation of the visitors. maggie rulli with more. >> reporter: skies above new york city lit up in celebration. more than 1 million people mac fireworks spectacular. but earlier in the day, a different kind of spectacle, nypd involved in hours' long standoff with a woman who climbed on the statue of liberty, protesting president trump's immigration policy. seven protesters were issued summons for dropping a banner that read abolish i.c.e. acknowledging she was one of them but actions not part of the planned protest. >> would love to talk about the issue, not the action. >> ropes and climbing gear, reaching her, attaching harne

when the water in the klong festus often long dry periods the stench from the canal rivals venice at the height of summer. but never mind a ride on a clone boat is an experience nobody should miss. the trip on the canal is a trip along the city's future pasta. properties are classed as premium locations in bangkok if they can be reached by sky train by underground or by one of the major. arterial roads that's not the case for the area around the can now as a result property prices are more reasonable here and the pace of urban density cation is slow it to me. when money speaks the truth is silent. and tongue neighborhoods in bangkok often have to make way for new construction projects heritage. we have is that in an area that so far been able to withstand the construction boom at least in part located by the embassy quarter. the starting point of our tour is somerset park one of the few private that publicly accessible green spaces in the city it's right on the attractive so long to redwood to get going will choose not to move instead we opt for a mode of transport whose characterist

the hour venice sings in the choir. the. the. the demands legacy can be felt everywhere. even in prayer in the basilica sister a silly addresses the congregation for many german catholics this is unusual a foreign woman with an unfamiliar accent preaching. but the nun from the philippines is not intimidated. don't be afraid of holiness. and be afraid to strive for the high go to be loved and purified by god. don't be afraid to be led by the holy spirit. the next morning the great day dawns. father stefan awaits the arrival of the auxiliary bishop. has his hands full in the sacristy. celebration is a big attraction priests have come from all over germany. the axillary arrives at the basilica. the alex diocese of high book subsidizes the monks. he's been set on but does feel sorry i am very grateful that we have benedictine monks on a price you know once again with the money and i am also very grateful that sense quite recently just a few months but we also have nuns who have established a small branch here in a climate to todd and meanwhile bad omen at the sector stands br

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anthems of change they believe the twenty eighteen election will turn the tables on the tradition of venice. it will be a one sided contest from the rule belts we will sweep the pakistan muslim league nawaz party we will also win from urban areas this is the last time they can express this confidence before the july twenty fifth election campaign activities have been suspended by the election commission twenty four hours before poor open it's the last day of campaigning and crowds have been gathering at various rallies being held by the box that they can solve this is the party being led by forget to turn fall addition in wrong hon who according to polls has been leading in the race two words the pakistani parliament handles the importance of punjab the heartland of pakistani politics the province holds one hundred forty eight out of the two hundred seventy two geographically constituencies which make up the national assembly. god really gives the nation this chance to change their fate these corrupt politicians have been ruling the punjab since ninety five even their children are billionai

if you go straight down western, on venice, the whole plaza burned on fire.here was no response. >> anthony: did cops come at all? >> roy choi: i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> anthony: well, where did they set up their front line? >> roy choi: rodeo drive. >> anthony: where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not here. koreatown was left to its own devices. the official borders are third street on the north end, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue on the east, and western avenue to the west. that's three square miles left pretty much to burn or fend for itself. this rooftop quickly became the command post for rapidly improvised korean defense forces. they armed themselves, set up crude but effective command and control communication, and patrols. >> roy choi: we weren't going around just slugging and, and capping people. all that was happening was, "just don't break down my store." making sure our parents, our uncles, our families, these stores, this town, stays alive. >> anthony: 58 people were killed. only

roman and are to do it now following shows at the tate modern in london the moma in new york and the venice been abbe undock is now exhibiting here in germany and unlike in shows for a visit. are asked not to touch the artwork invites his viewers to actively participate . bryson made from fifty individual components belonging to a disassembled remington. everyday objects as. this type of writer was once my great grandfather's typewriter and i'm through using it now. in. the digital era when this is so archaic that some younger people don't even know what a typewriter is. the mechanical process of writing the tap every lesson made as it struck the page. roman undock is interested in the processes of communication and interaction. he believes everything is just a question of perspective and framework. this is about him conceptual artist has made quite a splash internationally. and this is an interesting thank you. in two thousand and full after receiving their grants he gave five hundred balls of chocolate to workers at a steel plant in the japanese city of q. but it proved hard to convince m