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This popular hot spot is known for many things but most importantly, how you can relax in a barrel that was once used for making butter.

We haven't yet got permission to film inside but i havejust been inside and i can tell you there are a few thousand people inside. they are on camp beds, queueing forfood and medical supplies as well, and the slightly bizarre scene is actually the shops inside still have their products, i saw kitchen tiles and bath tubs and closes well. the women and children inside our ukrainian because ukrainian men are being called back to fight, but the men inside, there are a lot, congolese, pakistanis, is backs either studying or working in ukraine and the question now is where they go, some of them will...

Dogs do love to nap and owners can learn a surpising amount about their behavior from the sleep positions adopted as they rest.

How do you think about both of those things? >> well we definitely need to do more about our grid. we have seen things that i never thought i'd see in america, like during the ice and snowstorms that hit texas. you know, blackouts lasting to the point that american families were melting snow balls in bath tubs to flush toilets. that shouldn't happen in the united states of america. any way you cut it we need to improve the grid. we have to invest in electricity. may not seem sexy. but imagine what happens if we move toward having more frequent problems or outages. it's simply unacceptable, giv...

Owned 80% of the world's electrical goods, produced more than 40 percent of its electricity, 60% of itsole and 66% of its steel. america's five percent of the world's population had more wealth than the other 95% and americans made almost all of what they consumed, 99.93% of new cars sold in america in 1954 were u.s. brands. that knocked me out, too. by the end of the '50s, gm was a bigger economic entity than belgium and los angeles had more cars than did asia. such pel-meleconomic progress produced soaring expectations. this would be the new normal. in 1950, 40% of americans had never seen a...