Croatian artist Tomislav Horvat is not the first person to make models out of matchsticks, but he may be the most ambitious. Horvat thinks nothing of putting 210,000 matchsticks to use to create a life-size sculpture of a pianist playing a grand piano, complete with matchstick strings. Not content with that, the 34-year-old from the northern village of Domasinec is just a year and a half away from completing his version of Michelangelo's giant sculpture of David.
dramatically picking up but the real extreme damage, the worst of the damage will be happening. also with the storm surge, if we re going to see any of that 10 to 15 foot it s just to the right of this landfill. that s in this little area in here. so steinhatchee is located right there. if there will be one location that will see the highest levels it will be in that little fishing village, this inlet that sticks in here. two of the things i m watching. you were mentioning some of the wind gusts there and focusing on tallahassee. still about 38-mile-per-hour winds so isolated power outages. i don t think it s going to look like matchsticks that fell down all over the place in the tallahassee area. we haven t seen a wind gust update in perry so this gauge wind sensor may have failed on us and stopped working. a couple tornado warnings near st. simon island near jacksonville and south of brunswick, georgia and also just to the northeast of waycross. that will be the other issue. after we
to go up in flames. there isn t anybody in the family, or who knew joe, that would be surprised that he would put himself at risk to help somebody else. reporter: authorities have now publicly released the names of any of the victims, but tonight, it s clear the death toll will keep rising. they will find 10 to 20 people per day, probably, until they finish. and it s probably going to take ten days. it s impossible to guess really. reporter: and with hundreds still unaccounted for, officials urging survivors to provide dna samples to help identify the dead. the wind is making it worse. reporter: and questions tonight about why the utility company, despite warnings, failed to cut the power, raising the risk that downed electric lines could spark more fires. oh! reporter: power lines toppling like matchsticks. were there moments when you feared for your life? yeah. yeah. a few. reporter: firefighter
changing through the night and we will have expert analysis from sir john curtice and also my colleagues at all of the three counts. we will also have commentary from journalists, for the daily mirror and the sun. we will go through the build up and will expect the first result around three o clock in the morning. a difficult thing to predict and we will possibly have all three by around liz30am, if i can keep my eyes open until then! back to ou. keep my eyes open until then! back to yom get keep my eyes open until then! back to you. get those keep my eyes open until then! back to you. get those matchsticks out! a final thought from chris. what are we looking out for tonight? the big question tonight isjust how badly do the conservatives do? it sounds quite blunt but they have been struggling in the opinion polls for ages and had a pretty hellish year and so many people are struggling with the cost of living. one party figure said tonight that they expect to lose horribly and