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the way it is the winner of this year's golden lion for the best national contribution to the venice biennale 0. 0. 000. sun and see it's a performative piece it was created by the artist trio. of 5 a good i need to and lena. i. it's actually you want to think that it's a nice contrast between the softer underneath and the there is a lot. of sides informal no there really loves on the slopes soon you will observe. a lot. going on in the various. experimental tests and something to look at 1st glance they might look like they kitchener's at the beach but the people in swimwear sing about the impact of everyday travel on our climate or about the mass extinction of species the accompanying text explains how casually crises unfold today with the ease of a pop song a brilliant piece of work with when you're a worthy winner. where to now the longest line is in front of the french pavilion. is it worth the wait. to. get smokey and folky here to visit a metaphysical pressure cooker or a mystical palace whatever it is it's a leering hope value come on. really good deep snow so just such a. vi

his costar has brought the wreck to the venice biennale a but can devise a really big own for it isn't just taste lives well it's certainly getting people talking and that is very much in the spirit of this being on i now in its 58th edition which aims to open up new perspectives on the world is that succeeding let's take a look. fog of steam the caribbean's of it rolling down the facade of the central pavilion. the us official fog envelops the visitors at the entrance. curator ralph rudolph promised powerful images and the show begins with one created by lara. art that you can physically feel. it's rising from the building because it was a great. collecting all the thoughts of the visitors who are inside who are engaging in this work. of course as human beings we're not just about things. in our heads we can live in the parents to the future but our bodies were always will be the rest of the exhibition is entitled may you live in interesting times what does that mean is that a chinese casts as as why do you suppose now that's a political myth and in this age of fake news and alternati

the us official fog in venice the visitors at the entrance curate. ralph reed off promised powerful images and the show begins with one created by lara for a 2nd art that you can physically feel. it's rising from the building because it was a great. collecting all the faults of the visitors who are inside who are engaging just more. of course as human beings we're not just about things. in our heads we can live in the past or the future or whatever our bodies were always living in the rest of the exhibition is entitled may you live in interesting times what does that mean is that a chinese casts as is widely supposed to know that's a political myth and of this age of fake news and alternative facts this show urges us to take a closer look at the world around us and to take a stance. that was really good for. the liver by people coming. in a small cabinet as a diagram a created by dominicans are dispersed enjoy this hill it's amazingly realistic but where are the animals and other living beings. that it's people mars actually based on photographs of s

a 13 storey cruise ship crashes into a quay in venice prompting calls for a ban. china defends the crackdown on the 1989 tiananmen square protests in a rare public acknowledgement of events. the search for eight climbers missing in the himalayas is suspended because of bad weather. and half a million liverpool fans take to the streets of city to celebrate the team's sixth european champions league trophy. hello and welcome to world news today. the italian government says it's ready to ban large cruise ships from the giudecca canal in venice after a huge cruise ship collided with a dock. the msc opera collided with a smaller boat at the san basilio docks along the giudecca, which provides access to the popular st marks square, and it's who's by large cruise ships has been criticized locally. the environment minister sergio costa says they've been working on the issue for months and are now nearing a solution. katharine da costa reports. horns blaring and out of control. the cruise ship ploughs into the dock, ramming a small tourist boat and sending dozens of people

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the mediterranean 700 migrants drowned this was on his coast of bishop has brought the wreck to the venice biennale a but can devise will really be cast as on or is it just tasteless well it's certainly getting people talking and that is very much in the spirit of this being on a now in its 58th edition which aims to open up new perspectives on the world instead succeeding let's take a look. fog steam sic ribbons of it rolling down the facade of the central pavilion. the artificial fog envelops the visitors at the entrance. to ralph rudolph promised powerful images and the show begins with one created by lara for. art that you can physically feel. good it's rising from the believes it was a brave collective all the faults of the visitors who are inside who are engaging us more. of course as human beings for not just about big. nerds we can live in the parents to the future but of our bodies we're always living the rest of the exhibition is entitled may you live in interesting times what does that. i mean is that a chinese curse as is widely supposed to know that that's a political myth and

the issue has been bubbling along for a while in venice.96,000 tonnes from the canal in 2013 by the legislation was overturned. following sunday's accident, the mayor of the city urged immediate action and asked for a different channel to be opened up. translation: even if everything went well today, it could have been a tragedy. i think all of the rescue teams, the firefighters and security personnel are working here but once again it shows that big ships cannot go down the canal, they must go through san marco. we have said it already, another minister must decide quickly. for centuries, venice has been a hub of maritime trade and nicknamed the city of water, now it's residents want to keep large ships out of these waters while the government claims it is finally closed to a definitive solution. —— close to a definitive solution. let's get all the sport now. four years ago, germany beat the ivory coast ten — zero in their opening game. the first half was full of german errors and chinese chances which they failed to capitalise on. one of

the issue has been bubbling along for a while in venice. than 96,000 tonnes from the canal in 2013. but then, legislation was overturned. following sunday's accident, the mayor of the city urged immediate action and asked for a different channel to be opened up. translation: even if everything went well today, it could have been a tragedy. i thank all of the rescue teams, firefighters and security personnel who are working here. once again, it has shown that big ships cannot go down the canal, they must go through san marco. we have said it already, now the minister must decide quickly. for centuries, venice has been a hub of maritime trade and nicknamed the city of water. now, its residents want to keep large ships out of these waters, while the government claims it is finally close to a definitive solution. the headlines on bbc news. michael gove acknowledges he committed a crime when he took cocaine while working as a journalist 20 years ago. meanwhile, boris johnson says he would not pay britain's £39 billion brexit divorce bill until b

the cruise ship was returning to venice after traveling to ghost.is popularly known for tourist attractions and cruise ships. the accident has renewed calls to ban the ships in the city. >> i've always been [ inaudible ] about the ship. i'm subject to change my mind now. >> reporter: the cruise ship operator says they're cooperating with the local authorities in determineing the cause. >> a berkeley woman who reached the summit of mt. everest in a record breaking two week, shared her experience with us here. roxanne vogel reached the now i back home. most take two months to reach the summit. she first learned about a two week climb from an expedition consultant who suggested she give it a try. >> the first night i thought it was crazy, good luck with that and then a couple weeks later i was like, well, why not? i have the capabilities to train this way. why not me? i'm give it a shot. >> an hypoxia chamber is a simulator that she used for three months before her trip. her frequency journey is to antarctica, the last attempt to reach the tallest moun

but 1st off the venice piano is often called the olympics of the art world it's where people go to see the best of the best from around the globe also the weirdest we're. this year's top prize goes to the with the way me and pavilion for this installation called the sun and the sea it's about climate change but the piano is also expanding inside well beyond europe more than ever before non-western artists are telling their own story. and you know you scott roxburgh is here to tell us more about that scott welcome to the show so for its 120 year history of the venice biennale it has basically been a celebration of western art it's not been very diverse how are they going to change that yeah i mean it's a big big issue i mean one of the artists of black artists a few black artists who were at the b. and all of this year called it a sea of whiteness and i think that is accurate. but and this real problem because the idea of the bee and ali is that countries come and present their ideas of themselves through their artists show what how they see themselves as a nation and so if you're not t

the issue has been bubbling along for a while in venice.was overturned. following sunday's accident, the mayor of the city urged immediate action and asked for a different channel to be opened up. translation: even if everything went well today, it could have been a tragedy. i thank all of the rescue teams, the firefighters and security personnel are working here but once again it shows that big ships cannot go down the canal, they must go through san marco. we have said it already. now the minister must decide quickly. for centuries, venice has been a hub of maritime trade and nicknamed the city of water. now its residents want to keep large ships out of these waters, while the government claims it is finally close to a definitive solution. rahuljoglekar, bbc news. it's probably fair to say that when you're heading to the beach, vacuum cleaning isn't uppermost in your mind. but a group of inventors hope more people in the future will enjoy cleaner trips to the seaside thanks to a new super—size version of the machine. they've made one spec

. >>> controversy in the canal a cruise ship crash in venice brings new questions whether it should have been there in the first place. >>> getting the royal treatment. what to expect as trump kicks off his uk state visit >>> busting a move while breaking the law florida police try to track down a twerking shoplifter. "early today" starts right now good to be with you this morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. >>> pomp circumstance and protest. that's what president trump can visit. the president stirred up controversy with the comments about meghan markle. >> turned out she moved to britain. >> a lot of people moving here i said no. >> the president denies making the comment tweeting he never called the duchess of sussex nasty. for more we'll go to jay gray in london they're rolling out the red carpet today >> reporter: they are. there will be military salute after prince charles and camila and a state dinner here at buckingham palace. outside these gates, hundreds of thousands of protests are promising a different greeting for the president. the welcome for president tr

>>> shocking video of a massive cruise ship slamming into a tourist boat and a dock in venice as bystanders run for their lives. why some say the ship shouldn't have been there at all >>> and putting the brakes on red-light cameras. the latest state to ban the controversial technology >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. as the community remembers the 12 people shot and killed at a government office in virginia beach on friday, disturbing new details emerged today about the gunman officials revealed that he worked there as a city engineer for 15 years but earlier friday had submitted a letter of resignation. investigators also describe the chaos friday as police raced through the hallways of a building that was like a maze to navigate, engaging in a lengthy firefight with the shooter we begin with ron allen in virginia beach >> reporte ohis deadly rampage, dewayne craddock emailed his boss to say he was resigning. at 4:00 p.m. that day, he killed 12 people where he'd worked. the majority colleagues in his own department but investigators say they still do

the issue has been bubbling along for a while in venice.ayor of the city urged immediate action and asked for a different channel to be opened up. translation: even if everything went well today, it could have been a tragedy. i thank all of the rescue teams, firefighters and security personnel who are working here. once again, it has shown that big ships cannot go down the canal, they must go through san marco. we have said it already, now the minister must decide quickly. for centuries, venice has been a hub of maritime trade and nicknamed the city of water. now its residents want to keep large ships out of these waters, while the government claims it is finally close to a definitive solution. police in sudan have used tear gas on protesters trying to put up new roadblocks in the capital khartoum. it comes on the first day of a civil disobedience campaign aimed at forcing the ruling military council to relinquish power. most offices and businesses are understood to have shut. a new exhibition is bringing to life the diary of anne frank — t

but 1st off the venice biennale is often called the olympics of the art world it's where people go to see the best of the best from around the globe also the weirdest we're. this year's top prize goes to the lithuanian pavilion for this installation called the sun and the sea it's about climate change but the piano is also expanding inside well beyond europe more than ever before non-western artists are telling their own story. and scott rock spur is here to tell us more about that scot welcome to the show so for its 120 year history of the venice biennale it has basically been a celebration.

but 1st off the venice biennale is often called the olympics of the art world it's where people go to see the best of the best from around the globe also the weirdest we're. this year's top prize goes to the lithuanian pavilion for this installation called the sun and the sea it's about climate change but the piano is also expanding inside well beyond europe more than ever before non-western artists are telling their own story. and it over to scott rocks for is here to tell us more about that scot welcome to the show so for its 120 year history of the venice biennale it has basically been a celebration of western art it's not been very diverse how are they going to change that yeah i mean it's a big big issue i mean one of the artists of black artists a few black artists who.

but 1st off the venice piano is often called the olympics of the art world it's where people go to see the best of the best from around the globe also the weirdest we're. this year's top prize goes to the lithuanian pavilion for this installation called the sun and the sea it's about climate change but the piano is also expanding inside well beyond europe more than ever before non-western artists are telling their own story. and you know you scott roxburgh is here to tell us more about that scott welcome to the show so for its 120 year history of the venice biennale it has basically been a celebration of western art it's not been very diverse how are they going to change that yeah i mean it's a big big issue i mean one of the artists with black artists a few black artists who were at the b. and all of this year called it a sea of whiteness and i think that is accurate. but and this real problem because the idea of the bee and ali is that countries come and present their ideas of themselves through their artists show what how they see themselves as a nation and so if you're not there if

thank you so much dan koval eric new book the plot to overthrow the venice whale go out and get yourself a copy thank you so much for helping us wade through this dan thank you tabitha thank you very much. the u.s. supreme court was them better of a pickle when trying to decide whether trademarks can be issued if the name of a brand how shall we say of us or us than p.g. 13 the court heard the case of a quote 7 in company called after you see t. which fought for a trademark the supreme court decided that at a time when free speech is under attack it is especially important for the court to remain firm on the principle that the 1st amendment does not tolerate viewpoint discrimination. but it was justice roberts who won the day when he realized while making his own argument about worrying about kids and the power of the trademark kind of answer to it take a listen. but it is going to be on people walking down through the mall and you know for parents who are trying to teach their children not to use those kinds of words they're going to look at that and say well look at that and then you k

the terrifying moment a cruise liner crashed into a dock in venice. defeat for britain's anthonyjoshua — he loses three heavyweight world titles in new york. good evening. liverpool's footballers have been celebrating their champions league victory with an open—top bus parade through the city. hundreds of thousands of fans turned out to welcome the team home from madrid, where they beat spurs 2—0. it's the sixth time liverpool have won europe's top club championship. andy swiss reports. talk about painting the town red, for liverpool players and fans a day of unbridled celebration as the european champions brought the city toa european champions brought the city to a glorious standstill. stars and supporters united in euphoria. jurgen klopp enjoying the party as they paraded the trophy through the streets. whatever it took, you just had to be there. we are so proud. once you are liverpool you love liverpool. the future is looking bright for us, anything. we have waited years for this. we wanted the premier league but this will day. few hours earlier t

in the center of the city it's been a long running debate over whether to allow cruise ships into venice famed but increasingly overcrowded waterways. the huge cruise ship bled its own but it was too late for the small tourist vessel to get out of the way. the 13 deck oprah with some 2 and a half 1000 passengers on board the small river countess. and then pushed past it crashing into the dock. there are probably at least i heard this deafening noise coming closer it was the sound of the horn we were lucky because it could have been much worse i thought the ship would reach my house for the rest of it doesn't everybody carried out that the ambulance got here after 25 or 30 minutes but didn't do anything they stopped to watch what was happening a bit like everyone else did. medical authorities say 4 people were injured soon after the collision protesters gathered to renew their call to ban large cruise ships from the port of venice the safety of big ships in the busy waters of european cities has become an urgent issue after last week's danube river accident when a collision between a crui

and several people have been injured in venice after a large cruise ship rammed into a tourist riverboat the accident took place on a busy canal in the center of the city there's been a long running debate over whether to allow cruise ships in venice as famed but increasingly overcrowded waterways. the huge cruise ship led its own but it was too late for the much smaller tourist vessel to get out of the way the 13 deck opera with some 2 and a half 1000 passengers on board hit the river countess. and then pushed past it crashing into the dock. there are probably at least as i heard this deafening noise coming closer it was the sound of the horn we were lucky because it could have been much worse i thought the ship would reach my house for the rest of it because everybody carried out that the ambulance got here after 25 or 30 minutes but didn't do anything they stopped to watch what was happening a bit like everyone else did. medical authorities say 4 people were injured. soon after the collision protesters gathered to renew their call to ban large cruise ships from the port of venice the

several people have been injured in venice after a large cruise ship rammed into a tourist riverboat the accident took place on a busy canal in the center of the city it's been a long running debate over whether to allow cruise ships into venice is famed but increasingly over crowded waterways. the huge cruise ship bled its horn but it was too late for the much smaller tourist vessel to get out of the way the 13 deck opera with some 2 and a half 1000 passengers on board hit the rivertown tests. and then pushed past it crashing into the dock. there are probably at least of these i heard this deafening noise coming closer it was the sound of the horn we were lucky because it could have been much worse i thought the ship would reach my house serving us if there's a everybody carried out that the ambulance got here after 25 or 30 minutes but didn't do anything they stopped to watch for chris happening a bit like everyone else did. medical authorities say 4 people were injured. soon after the collision protesters gathered to renew their call to ban large cruise ships from the port of veni

a 13—storey cruise ship crashes into a quay in venice, reigniting calls for a ban., and welcome. it's a visit the uk has been busily preparing for, and many will be watching intently. president trump has taken off and is on his way for his long—planned state visit. ahead of the trip, mr trump has already made news with his controversial comments about brexit and the contest to replace theresa may as leader of the governing conservative party. our diplomatic correspondent james landale has more. donald trump hasn't even arrived for his state visit and already he is making headlines, staking out his agenda on brexit, china and iran, ruffling feathers ahead of protests that could match those he faced last year. he said britain should pursue a no—deal brexit, be careful before giving china access to technology, and go all out for a trade deal that his ambassador admitted would involve the nhs. your national healthcare service is the pride of the country. it is a highly, highly emotionally charged issue. do you feel that healthcare has to be part of the deal? i think pro

simon skinner is on holiday in venice and told me what he saw.a lot faster than the normal cruise ships. it had tugs as normal to the front and rear but when we were watching it it was clear that it was off course and it was like a slow motion disaster, crashing into the wharf. it was very fortunate that the ship crashed into the dock because if it had gone further it would have crushed the smaller vessel. when did you become aware there a problem? we were in bed and we were woken up by this blaring horn from outside our hotel window which was opposite the canal. we got up and looked out and saw the massive ship going along the canal which separates the main part of venice, from a sort of banana shaped island. we are looking at some of the pictures you have shared with us. it looked like it was still moving at quite a speed being so close to land. yes. cruise ships do go up and down the canal and normally there are tugs and they go quite slowly. the cruise ship dropped its anchor as an emergency measure so it was not going as fast as it was previ

markle from protests to pomp and circumstance >>> a cruise ship presses into a boat at a dak ock in venice. >>> how nasa is trying to protect the planet from an early asteroid strike. >>> offices at the mince beach center will be closed today, honoring the 12 people who were killed in friday's mass shooting the employs had served their community for over 150 years combined the gunman who was identifie unknown. >> prayers tears. words of remembrance in virginia beach, after police say a gunman opened fire on friday. >> the only thing that separated him from more deaths is time >> investigators say the 40-year-old gunman, armed with two .45 pistols went on a rampage until he was shot by police the ordeal, 46 minutes >> one second, we're shooting at the officers and we're returning fire the next minute, we're rendering aid, trying to solve his life. >> reporter: christy were vooifed. she says keith cox, who was killed, told her to office inside an office and bare kate the door >> he fired four shots and i looked up, and two of the shots almost come through the jab net. >> the gunman's mauvety

this morning.. in the venice port when in the venice port did you first realise when something whenn something was wrong? it was coming towards us and it seemed to be getting a little bit too close for comfort. it was a lot closer than you would have expected and then there was the vibration as if we had gone over a speed bump. they had obviously caught their anchor chain and we realised we had collided with them and the dock and pulled them away from the dock. it was a lovely morning. it must have seemed fairly routine procedure because, presumably,... routine procedure because, presumably, . .. it routine procedure because, presumably,... it has been a case of straight in, straight out and we have normally got on and off very easily. the same appear to have been happening today. we collided with them and their dog. we didn't realise we actually hit that dog straightaway. you are on board the ship, you are seeing what is going on, you are hearing the horn, the only warning that the captain could give. what happened when you stop? was it an abrupt stop? not really, no. it was quite

hits venice we are with new sanctions a lead to all the recording suggests washington is failing to unite the country's opposition against president maduro. just to keep the opposition. wants. journalists warn of a threat to press freedom in a police raid the country's national broadcaster following the closure of classified data in the media. german serial killer who murdered 85 patients while working as a nurse who was given a 2nd life sentence on thursday but police suspect he may have killed hundreds more . with the big stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment of elements as well this is the weekly n r t international a little unwelcome. business leaders and politicians from around the world gathered in st petersburg for the international economic forum this week president putin china's xi jinping took center stage at the conference on friday putting on a show of unity and back to back speeches on offering their thoughts on trade relations with the us r t sophie shevardnadze was moderating their q. and a session she joined to our correspondent go to discuss the highligh

and a 13 story cruise ship crashes into mckee in venice reigniting calls for a ban.the next few hours president trump will arrive in the uk for a state visit. ahead of the trip, mr trump has waded into the rows over brexit and the forthcoming conservatice leadership and while he will expect some protests the foreign secretary has insisted he will still be warmly welcomed. our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. donald trump hasn't even arrived for his state visit and already he is making headlines, staking out his agenda on brexit, china and iran, ruffling feathers ahead of protests that could match those he faced last year. he said britain should pursue a no—deal brexit, be careful before giving china access to technology, and go all out for a trade deal that his ambassador admitted would involve the nhs. your national healthcare service is the pride of the country. it is a highly, highly emotionally charged issue. do you feel that healthcare has to be part of the deal? i think probably you know the entire economy would in a trade deal. all things that a

the terrifying moment a cruise ship crashes into a dock and a tourist boat in venice.hock defeat for anthonyjoshua — losing his three boxing world titles in new york to underdog andy ruiz junior. good evening. liverpool's footballers have been celebrating their champions league victory with an open top bus parade through the city. hundreds of thousands of fans turned out to welcome the team home from madrid, where they beat spurs 2—0. it's the sixth time liverpool have won europe's top club championship. stuart flinders is in liverpool. about an hour ago, thousands and thousands of people were here just waiting to see the trophy. they had been here for much of the day, filling that space there. look at it now, all that is left behind is plastic bags, tin cans blowing in the win. a lot of work for the clea ners to the win. a lot of work for the cleaners to do before they can open this road to return to normalfor the working week. it has been an incredible day here on merseyside and andy swiss was in the thick of it. talk about painting the town red. for liverpool's play