since erhard vitae activates his artwork titled yellow sculpture for him art isn't something hanging on the wall or standing in a corner art is what happens when humans act what they do experience and sets that art. here visitors to a retrospective of his work in munich activate this piece it requires 2 people to be at just the right distance from each other in order to see each other. in the late 1960 s. the german press dismissed biters art as childish his concept of turning time space and even human bodies into sculpture was to open and free from them. vital left home at 16 rather than taking over the family's baked goods factory at 19 he created his 1st sculptural work titled attempt at being a sculpture. while studying at the decided after academy of art he experimented with pillows which his painter classmates used for pillow fights the future of global art stars gear how to easter and sigma poker. was. a 967 vita moved to new york with his wife and 2 young children it was a risk but it paid off 2 years later he had an exhibition at the museum of modern art. in this artwork the

the 1967 vita moved to new york with his wife and 2 young children it was a risk but it paid off 2 years later he had an exhibition at the art to have relevance not just in the present moment but beyond and he's achieved just that. exhibition in the house could still munich has now been. extended until november more arts and culture stories on our facebook page and. the for. the time and place captured in pictures. images of cars on. the photo studios archive documents lives in bygone eras. and leads to those living today. they are guarding gaza's past in a box. clipped to memories stories of august 14th on d w. m z can the they were not hard and in the end it's a me your not a latina and more we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. 'd with numbers and women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trained always to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor not a guest you want. did beethoven invent chances to dig deep to did to. sleep eat. slowly romance of stolen beethoven. of

a 967 vita moved to new york with his wife and 2 young children it was a risk but it paid off 2 years later he had an exhibition at the museum of modern art. in this artwork the sculpture becomes a plinth and people sculpture as they move towards each other step by step that asks how close. if you want to be and who do i want to be why does art is deeply human always about the individual and the rest of society about inside and outside borders and community he says i have to have a deep love for people and trust. 2 are born i was born in 1939 at a very young age i was aware very early on that i experience people's content sometimes murderous and i've seen things i'd rather not talk about right now and i think that really had a strong influence on me in the way my work involves people and in the way i don't have shapes constructed for permanence because i've seen how everything can be destroyed in one fell swoop because he has a list with. his art represents the greatest possible freedom reconsidering things deciding freely then acting like it says i always wanted my art to have releva

in the past experience has told us that on unrest in lebanon and he stabilize the region your own vitae festac that may be the reason why iran and israel have also offered humanitarian aid. now is taylor small the stories making news around the world today the australian state of victoria reported a record rise in covert 1000 cases and deaths as it went into lockdown to guard against the 2nd pandemic wave state premier daniel andrews urged people to stick together and not to panic as he announced that meat production would be reduced due to the risk of virus transmission in taurus and processing plants. twitter says it has temporarily blocked president donald trump's official campaign account because of a tweet containing misinformation about covert 19 misinformation was a claim that children are almost immune to the virus trumps campaign will have to remove the tweet before it can use the network again. the world is marking the 75th anniversary of the u.s. bombing of hiroshima in japan the 1st atomic attack killed more than 140000 people survivors and families of victims laid wreaths a

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good and strict as context of course bondy vitae collis by 2 of us called one of your hosts of heinlein's aman. so how was a. book i thought in fact couldn't. be keen of. you want to say i mean yeah but she of us have spent. fortunately germany could afford to give not only business but also the health system a financial boost. hospitals prepare for the epidemic but you're marking thousands of beds in intensive care for covert 1000 patients. the fact that germany invests a substantial amount of its resources in health care appeared to be paying off. the do if nothing for guests and as for the court we shouldn't forget that prior to. corona crisis germany was often criticised for having too many hospitals do too many intensive care unit was sick prior to the crisis this was seen as a floor in the system but now it's proven to be a strain on us here which allowed us to take appropriate measures and then. in a further effort to contain the spread of the virus the government also increased testing capacity germany didn't want to make the same mistakes as france or italy. and there's always an

resurgence of the coronavirus in germany they say they're not sticking to social distancing rules is tessa vita. we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot butlins central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried to some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous do you understand. scared to get infected. well no not at all i would not go. in and we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that a 2nd wave would come so why would it be triggered by people going out we don't know how long time to skirt around us and the last so you can just keep being scared like. yeah all the time so infections and domini are rising and they're rising fast parties on the street problem the boss and best friends are in the spotlight we're going to check out this iconic buy here in berlin before we go in i'm going to put on my must. inside we see that germany's strict hygiene measures are being upheld people keep their distance and just khyber everyone wears a face mask wh

resurgence of the coronavirus in germany they say they're not taking to social distancing roles is this a vita. we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot but lim central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous i don't understand you scared to get infected. well no not at all i would not go. we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that a 2nd wave would come and so why would it be triggered by people going out we don't know how long time has come around us and the last so you can just keep being scared like. yeah all the time so infections and down many are rising and they're rising fast parties on the street problem but bars and restaurants are in the spotlight on the check out this iconic buy here in berlin before we go in i'm going to put on my mask. inside we see that germany's strict hygiene measures are being upheld people keep their distance and just like. everyone wears a face mask when moving

been in the past experience has told us that unrest in lebanon and the stabilizing the region you on vita festac that may be the reason why iran and israel have also offered humanitarian aid. one couple getting married in beirut had a narrow escape from the explosions the couple were posing for a bit and photographs near their wedding venue when the blast struck. shock waves caused extensive damage in the surrounding streets centers nearby square thankfully the newlyweds were uninsured and were able to take shelter and see. some of the other stories making headlines around the world today twitter says it has temporarily blocked president donald trump's official campaign account because of a tweet containing misinformation about covert 19 misinformation was a claim that children are almost immune to the virus trouble's campaign will have to remove the tweet before it can use the network again. former us vice president joe biden has announced he won't be traveling to milwaukee to accept the democratic party's presidential nomination dude to coronavirus fear. instead he will give a speech fr

he's also listed military support from russian president vladimir putin a freelance journalist andrea vita vich has more now from belushi's capital meant sq on the 20th day of fun to look at and to process the president has sworn the west's he wants a canny external pressure when the e.u. sanctions same posts he says he will do the same in return for the bellerose government my do is unclear the economy struggling they're accused of money exchange bureau and he's giving heart to be withdraw cash from a.t.m.'s ukraine has also now cut off contact with the governments here so that look at center now has only russia to rely on what they were put in has promised to send a reserve police force but look also put in the military into combat ready notes i've been told by one metro driver that he's been called up to the army in the coming days because he protested after the election night after the rest of us to journalism thursday night it could be much harder for the media to cover future events sunday is no question because 66th birthday and protesters are planning a new rally for what they call

resurgence of the coronavirus in germany they say they're not sticking to social distancing rules is tessa vita. we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot but lynn central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous do you understand. the scam to get infected. wells no not at all i would not go. in and we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that a 2nd wave would come and so why would it be triggered by people going out we don't know how long time has come around us and the last so you can just keep being scared like. yeah all the time so infections and germany are rising and they're rising fast potties on the street problem the boss and best friends are in the spotlight we're going to check out this iconic buy here in berlin before we go in i'm going to put on my must. inside we see that germany's strict hygiene measures are being upheld people keep their distance and just like. everyone wears a face ma

promising results and then complications of rules should be saying that if i assist which is your vita storms are a difficult subject to develop vaccines against and we have a problems with other flu viruses flu virus vaccines and passed with corona virus accedes we've never tried to develop a vaccine to immunise humans against coronaviruses there are some and move axioms that have been developed but vaccines against humans for criminal acts is this this is the 1st one so this presents a lot of problems and under normal circumstances a beauty several years for this to get regulatory approval but because of the international law to see lots of these processes which would normally run sequentially and over and running in panel osu prince we've heard that governments are already placing orders for 4 or 4 vaccines and on the off chance that one of them will pass regulatory approval and then you know immediately be able to begin production of a large scale. now on the situation in japan. is the traditional japanese art form hundreds of years old it's the 1st time it's ever been performed li

a freelance journalist under a vita that she's in the capital minsk the better russian capital minsk and he has is more and more isolation but protest says i won't be deterred by his threats. on the 20th day of fun to look at and to process the president has sworn the west's he wants a canny external pressure when the e.u. sanctions are imposed he says who will do the same in return for the bell or is government in my do is unclear the economy struggling there are hues it's money exchanged and he's giving the heart to be a stroke cash from an a.t.m. ukraine has also now cut off contact with the governments here so that look at centcom now has only russia to rely on consumer putin has promised to send a reserve police force but the question is also putting the military into combat ready moats i've been told by one metro driver that he's been called up to the army in the coming days because he protested up to the election night after the rest of his to journalism thursday night it could be much harder for the media to cover future events sunday is look at a 66th birthday and protesters

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saying they were driven to a police station to check they had valid accreditation with journalist andre vita riches in minsk and he witnessed what happened. at the moment time actually just some fronts of the polarization where around 30 journalists say came today before the process actually. b didn't roll concert on but also for controllers from a.b.c. billed surveillance and a.p. the votes are still the can clearly say if you're a live stop be targeted again because the. elida was short period of you know for both overall rather peaceful demonstrations said today tonight once again the sole thing 'd is that the power that the authorities 3 have they can be the ground be control all the crowds and one of the journalists called a journalist who was detained tonight it's home to me the bar is 30 minutes the journalists from sweden will press fits of even if it are so huge you can clearly see the journalists. who couldn't work and probably would be able to support pull pull with it to make a move to call them off of the presidential election avoid childish is about to receive an analyst on the

resurgence of the coronavirus in germany they say they're not sticking to social distancing ropes is tessa vita. we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot butlins central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried to be some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous we actually understand. scared to get infected. well no not at all i would not go. on if we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that a 2nd wave would come and so why would it be triggered by people going out we don't know how long time has come around us and the last so you can just keep being scared like. yeah all the time so infections and many are rising and they're rising fast hotties on the street problem the boss and best friends are in the spotlight we're going to check out this iconic buy here in berlin before we go in i'm going to put on my must. inside we see that germany's strict hygiene measures are being upheld people keep their distance and just a great amount of your khyb

i think there is something vita vital. there is a hunger for something vital that i see more broadly. which is that our tuitions should just work in this sort of functional way. they should be for something, for something good. i think it is often the case with social justice culture as a religion there's a version of that i read a lot basically using that as an thing holt rosales persona and so forth. i think a better way is yes it works because it is a religion. it works because it can harness a real sense of meaning, purpose of community and ritual that points beyond itself. gives an eschatology that sort of other iterations of more purely or both institutionalist that's hard to say. and focused on religious phenomena don't. i do want to draw a distinction here between social justice movement as a kind of organic phenomenon and the corporatization of it as indeed pre-much everything that one could think of debt assumed by corporations to sell products. and so i do -- want to draw the distinction between a movement in an

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negotiations in the last 15, 18 years, i don't know if you can know or can answer, but if you know what vita hiring is, please answer that to me basicallybut it ruined our job because they hired people that were not citizens of the united states. the union told me as a chief steward, sign them up. what do we sign them up for? dues. the american people didn't get to work, we took 50 some jobs and a year and half liters, we found out -- year and half later, we found out they weren't even citizens of our country and that put people out of work. that points out a bigger problem right now. the immigration policy in this country is broken, not because you have workers trying to make a living, but because they can bring in workers legally, legally at lower wages. they can bring airline pilots in and pay them one third of what they pay a pilot in the united states that has a union job. the whole immigration system needs to be fixed. we've tried to look at that a couple of times and we have gotten a lot of resistance from the republican side of the table because they like having those people out ther

and vita arrived and vita crunches the numbers, oh, yeah, we have statistics now, there is gender discriminationn publishing. that's not to say that mr. francen is not a great writer. there are women writers who are equally as great. >> host: how many books have been put into-- >> it's around 35 to 40. >> host: how many books have you sold, do you think? >> i don't know, it's a lot. >> host: are we in the millions? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i think it's 15 or 16 million at this point. i'll be honest, i don't keep track of it. it's incredible. i thought that the only ones buying my books was my mother and her friends and she doesn't have that many friends. >> host: "a spark of light", came out a couple of weeks ago, prior to that, "small great things", "off the page", samantha van leer as co-author, 2015. "leaving time" 2014, "the story teller", 2013. and that's recent books. we're up to 26, i believe it is, the first book out ever in 1992, "songs of the humpback whale". what's the theme of that book. >> guest: so "songs of the humpback whale" is a beast of a book. it's about a mother and daughter and

dejoy was warned that his changes would cause delays, vitae disregarded those warnings. that would be extremely reckless in the middle of a global pandemic with less than three months before an important election. or perhaps there is a far simpler explanation. perhaps mr. dejoy is just doing exactly what president trump said he wanted on national television, using the blocking of funds to justify sweeping changes to hobble mail in voting. all of these options are bad, but when you install someone as postmaster general after he donates millions of dollars to your campaign, when he rushes to make changes without conducting adequate analysis and when he withholds key information from congress and doesn't level with us when people begin to ask, why did the world is going on? given all of this, it's not surprising that the postal service inspector general has already open and investigation into mr. dejoy's controversial changes. we will be asking mr. dejoy some hard questions today. we'll also be asking mr. duncan as chairman of the board about his own role in choosing mr. de

hiring is answer vita hiring ruined our job because they hired people that were not citizens of the uniteds. the union told me as chief steward, sign them up. what did we sign them up for? dues. the american people did not get the work. we took fiftysomething jobs. a year and a half later, we found out they weren't even citizens of our country. that put american people out of work at that plant. host: thanks. guest: that is a bigger problem right now. the immigration policy in this country is broken. not because you have workers trying to make a living, but because they can bring in workers legally at lower wages. they can bring airline pilots in and pay them one third with a pay a pilot in the united states that has a union job. the whole immigration system needs to be fixed. we have tried to look at that a couple of times, and we have gotten a lot of resistance from the republican side of the table. they like having all of those people out there that can lower wages, especially when you can do it legally. you bring someone in and the employer holds the green card. the worker says these a

i've been in briefings who told me since you are a vita your aro longer the mission of the usps.. over time, to finish delivering mail is not allowed with piles of backlog of mail being left on delivered. sorting machines are unplugged. my first question, is it still the policy and the goal of the usps to deliver every piece every day or have you eliminated or changed in any way? >> first of all, that is misrepresentation of anything that i've taken them about yes thanother yes thegoal is to dele every day and we were not doing that before i got here -- >> reclaiming mys time is cleary gotten worse since your arrival. we have piles upon piles of mail that as a result of the changes you've made it appear to have deleted the mail even further than supposedly they were delete previously. >> no change i've made. >> the change you've made. >> i made one change. >> you've made far more than one change. reclaiming my time. you are not being honest with this committee. >> i am being honest. >> i've asked that the chair at a time back and direct the witness not to interrupt me. >> madam ch

dejoy was warned that his changes would cause delays, vitae disregarded those warnings. that would be extremely reckless in the middle of a global pandemic with less than three months before an important election. or perhaps there is a far simpler explanation. perhaps mr. dejoy is just doing exactly what president trump said he wanted on national television, using the blocking of funds to justify sweeping changes to hobble mail in voting. all of these options are bad, but when you install someone as postmaster general after he donates millions of dollars to your campaign, when he rushes to make changes without conducting adequate analysis and when he withholds key information from congress and doesn't level with us when people begin to ask, why did the world is going on? given all of this, it's not surprising that the postal service inspector general has already open and investigation into mr. dejoy's controversial changes. we will be asking mr. dejoy some hard questions today. we'll also be asking mr. duncan as chairman of the board about his own role in choosing mr. de