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Of these giant panoramas the first one was everest that gave a view of the worlds highest mountain from the base camp. and then in two thousand and twelve it was the berlin wall in the one nine hundred eighty s. a very impressive historical recreate of german division and you can still see that right next to checkpoint charlie today and in two thousand and sixteen he turned his attention to the church reformer martin luther and did a massive panorama of the town center of baghdad and typically o...

The cation for his original panorama but for this new version he staged additional scenes in berlin with some forty characters. among the scenes. are stung masons workshop. a slave market. and a sacrificial altar. even immortalized himself as a market vendor. is seen in a month going back twenty years at first the scenes of people were more a secondary element. i thought id put a few people and put the picture in the proper scale. and now theyre becoming the most important element because i can ...

Photos on location for his original panorama but for this new version he staged additional scenes in berlin with some forty actors. among the scenes are a stone masons workshop. a slave market. and a sacrificial altar. even immortalized himself as a market vendor. the same a month going back twenty years at first the scenes of people were more a secondary element. i thought id put a few people and put the picture in the proper scale. and now theyre becoming the most important element because i c...

Panoramas. the first was everest in like six two thousand and three a few of the worlds highest mountain as seen from the base camp. one of his best known works is. the wall from two thousand and twelve it depicts the berlin wall and death strip in the one nine hundred eighty s. . and twenty sixteen he turned his attention to the church reformer martin luther photographing scenes for his panorama in vietnam back. key exhibits from the pergamon museums collection of classical antiquities have gon...

The threat then was poncho villas troops raiding across the border into the united states, new mexico in 1916. and theres a more recent history of d.o.d. support on the border. it spans four administrations in both political parties. >> well, keeping him honest, the defense secretary was trying to justify the president wanting troops at the border by comparing a group of migrants, many with young children fleeing violence at home and economic issues, to poncho villas troops attacking new mexico ...

Had d.o.d. support in support roles along the border. when secretary mattis got in front of the deployed troops at the base camp, he had a simple message. put up razor wire and dont watch the news. >> theres all sorts of stuff in the news and that sort of thing. you just concentrate on what your company commander, your battalion commander tells you. if you read all that stuff, youll go nuts, you know what i mean? >> well, on that point, we can probably all agree. if you were a member of the mili...

Toured a base camp near the border. president trump ordered the deployment in anticipation of the migrant caravan, which he has called an invasion. mat the is is insisting that the soldiers mission was to help customs agents and border patrol. >> at the present i do not anticipate military personnel coming into direct contact with migrants. >> florida governor rick scott will recuse himself from certifying the states final election results. >> that is what his attorneys are telling a federal jud...

>> this is a partnership that we had with the cbp for a long time. we are here to support them in whatever they need is for. >> the pentagon says will no longer collect operation for full patriot after some raised concerns that it sounded too political. the mission remains the same: provide border support. from the looks of this base camp still under construction, the u.s. military is just getting started here. >> bret: rick leventhal along the border. stocks were mixed today. down gained 11, s&...

And what you are doing down there. >> im down here at the base camp for the florida fish and wild commission. there are officers here that save peoples lives. the night of the storm which is almost two weeks ago now, in the middle of a downed tree lines, downed power lines, they came out and started saving peoples lives. they did rescues all night long and they saved a lot of peoples lives. im having dinner with them just thanking them for what they have done. i have 4,000 members of the nationa...

Transported. no real high water issues or anything like that, a lot of destruction from the high wind damage that came through here. >> do you continue through the night or stop at sun down, at some point, its probably not safe for you as well. >> correct, we stop at sun down, we went a little past sun down, finishing up the mission we were doing tonight and now, setting up the base camp here with our tents and stuff, and getting our guys bedded down for the night. >> no less had i-- no electric...