have affected the museum and an exhibit marking the $500.00 anniversary of the death of leonardo da vinci and the transport drugs are having a greater impact on the overall economy of france are 2 surely dubinsky is in paris and filed this report for us. it's the longest continuous transport strike in france while trains and metros may be slowly getting back on track this strike could be pushing france's economy off the rails. but we are financially impacted because we have a decrease in traffic for almost 6 weeks now as a result of the transport and i was working which is almost 20 or 30 percent of our current. and his shop is not alone in feeling the pinch an estimated 10 percent of businesses may need the tourism so they souvenir shops hotels and restaurants have been hit by the strikes some businesses say their turnover losses are actually as high as 50 percent as the transport shortage captivates it's a way particularly over the busy christmas shopping season. it's true we were afraid. to get our trainer here scooters because the master stations are closed. and trains were canceled.

recreates the finest treasures from from from any point in history from anywhere in the world leonardo da vinci you know whatever it is egypt is number one you don't win is number one that will be really important to a country which hasn't always had a good press in the last few years wants people to visit i think this is going to be a success for egypt. an artist in residence at the sachi gallery provide to contemporary interpretation what makes us remember one individual when millions more are forgotten people who are being. killed every day throughout the world in wars and conflicts that we don't hardly even hear about because they're not fashionable anymore people are bored of hearing about syria and we don't seem to remember them but we do remember to some common downstairs. the young king tut riding a chariot as he hunts ostrich a gilded wooden hawk its 1st time out of egypt all alone shows so visitors can wonder at the treasures and perhaps be inspired to learn more about ancient egypt or travel further. providing modern egypt with much needed tourist dollars jessica baldwin al-jazeera l

she was supposed to go to the move today to see the at- exhibition of land out a da vinci.ch is only on until february twenty fourth at tickets have been hard to come by. as she had hers reserve for three months. i'm and although she probably won't get another opportunity to see it she said she really wanted to. she says she supports those people who are on strike which is interesting to see. and she isn't de ad what she's there are some who don't feel the same way to. add this din one thing finally found my p people. above a two weeks. with video of some tourists- w would be visitors to ththe museum. shouting that they have had enough. that there is one woman brother u unfortunately for hig. he's become almost a symbol of what people who i agree with the strikes c. as people being out of touch she's already retired he doesn't understand. what people protesting force isn't ready cash- nie okay is her name and the journalist hehere mother of fortunatately s slightly misquoted ha. i he says that shss readydy to force heher way through the bararrica. fiveve strikers at the new

recreates the finest treasures from from from any point in history from anywhere in the world leonardo da vinci you know whatever it is egypt is number one you don't win is number one that will be really important to a country which hasn't always had a good press in the last few years wants people to visit i think this is going to be a success for egypt. an artist in residence at the sachi gallery provide to contemporary interpretation what makes us remember one individual when millions more are forgotten people who are being. killed every day throughout the world in wars and conflicts that we don't hardly even hear about because they're not fashionable anymore people are bored of hearing about syria and we don't seem to remember them but we do remember to some common downstairs. the young king tut riding a chariot as he hunts ostrich a gilded wooden hawk its 1st time out of egypt all alone shows so visitors can wonder at the treasures and perhaps be inspired to learn more about ancient egypt or travel further providing modern egypt with much needed tourist dollars jessica baldwin al-jazeera lo

recreates the finest treasures from from from any point in history from anywhere in the world leonardo da vinci you know whatever it is egypt is number one you don't win is number one that will be really important to a country which hasn't always had a good press in the last few years wants people to visit i think this is going to be a success for egypt. an artist in residence at the sachi gallery provides a contemporary interpretation what makes us remember one individual when millions more are forgotten people who are being. killed every day throughout the world in wars and conflicts that we don't hardly even hear about because they're not fashionable anymore people are bored of hearing about syria and we don't seem to remember them but we do remember to some common downstairs. the young king tut riding a chariot as he hunts ostrich a gilded wooden hawk its 1st time out of egypt all alone shows so visitors can wonder at the treasures and perhaps be inspired to learn more about ancient egypt or travel further providing modern egypt with much needed tourist dollars jessica baldwin al-jazeera lo

there was a great thing called da vinci surgeries, so health tech will be a huge area.t that is 3d printed. that is the future of health tech, not necessarily iv drips, but stuff that really works. that is fascinating. you are saying that in mexico, they are 3d printing homes in 2a hours. that in mexico, they are 3d printing homes in 24 hours. absolutely, and imagine printing limbs and body parts. you could talk about cheating death in the future. this is something we will be talking about later. in the guardian, a 30 year high note for streaming, vinyl and cassettes. it has completely transformed in the last ten years, but so much music is being listened to via streaming services. we all saw this coming. this is a great thing about being a futurologist. we all knew the music industry was going to change. we all knew that cd sales were going to fall, but maybe not as much as this. they are down 26.5% in the last year alone. but streaming has helped the whole industry go as a whole, especially in britain. people are getting more excited by music and the streaming technol

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