world. kevin thomson was on hand when the photo was taken here on a major thoroughfare on a school bus was close by at the time working. you put a face to this to the problem that we're dealing with on. a daily basis at the time where it's really easy to pick up a newspaper in your read something like that in the queue for years and go to the next page where now you've got a picture of a face to put to it him and that's kind of what they were looking for was to to get some resources to get some help because it's not just a law enforcement issue what was found you can't do it on. the next morning jacob tell but he's back on duty. he tells us that ever since the police department and the community stepped up their efforts to combat the drug epidemic there have been fewer overdoses and fewer dealers. now we've kind of. we chase the bigger ones out the you know there are more and hodding than before were no a lot of the bigger ones all migrated down in the walls hill. but wells villas just a few kilometers from east liverpool and tell but admits there are still plenty of users in the area. problem on virginia which because of. that when you were here and we got patriot. term for. the offices are on the lookout for a certain vehicle they three talbot spots the car and pulls it over. there's a warrant out for the owner's arrest. this time the issue has nothing to do with drugs it's about unpaid alimony. they got a warrant i got to get my hands down my back you know every day and i knew that this thing that this apartment protocol may not monitor right. things like tell but would like to see his hometown prosper again he'd like to see the jobs return and the drug crisis beaten he says they're doing everything they can to make that happen. at. a mall no one rather good point but all hell all right track for four dollars. fifty kitchens one city a common area want to or only berlin the. jerome x. series is a very simple recipe but it's well made a sly can have. fifty 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curious color young entrepreneurs in spain want to revolutionize the world of wine. and african cuisine well and restaurant prepares street food egyptian style. to start us off we're heading to london to a treasure trove of photography at the holton archive a team of twenty five digitizing millions of photos in order to preserve them for future generations the pictures snapshots of important historical moments politicians and celebrities but also intimate moments in time that capture the zeit geist more than the written would ever could let's take a glimpse at what this stunning archive has to offer. stars keith richards and david bowie. ernest shackleton zant arctic expedition of one nine hundred fourteen. the painter pablo picasso. the berlin wall in november one thousand eight hundred nine. one nine hundred sixty five title fight. all these photos and many many more can be found here at the holton archive in london. eighteen million pictures from one hundred fifty years of photographic history. matthew butson is the guardian of this treasure trove. even though he's worked here for thirty years he does not know every photo but he has plenty of stories to tell. dietrich my lena. and this is just one particular file we have thousands on my line that were with that victoria station for my. children for some strange reason the country holiday. i love this show. is that it's taking the digital. traineeship half. the holton archive is the property of the photo agency images which was founded in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight a staff of twenty five worked to make the stocks of images available to the media galleries and private individuals. they're responsible for gems like these original film still and studio photos from the shooting of fritz lang's classic movie metropolis. now you've got the very famous shots that everyone you know will recognize and maybe certain shots that you don't recognize you know this is where it becomes even though it wasn't shot for that purpose. fewer than one percent of the pictures have been digitized so far. for twenty five years now richard davis has been working to increase that percentage here digitizing is more than tossing a picture into a scanner the generated files have to satisfy the most demanding criteria so the process can be very involved and time consuming for example making a decades old faded negative look like it did when the photo was taken. and when you add and subtract. the shadow that the sky and when you look at the sky one hundred percent which is a lot now. even. finding suitable images for extremely diverse clients can be a real detective work. and it often results in surprises. we're still only scratching the surface. is a rough indication for everyone a major online there's two hundred prints in the fall as for every one of those prints in the files which we've seen is potentially two hundred negatives have never been seen and that's the exciting is pleasure in. the holton archive does more than digitize it has its own dark rooms where technicians who have decades of experience make analog prints in any desired size. kind of sale to them the get with it i'm a modern digital player and i'm also we can say by expat. they will last kept. the last fifty years we just don't know about digital. the archive is not limited to pictures of stars politicians and historic moments matthew butson is fascinated by every day photos of ordinary people doing ordinary things this is a cultural resolves and although we generate revenue off the back of that three licensing to newspapers books magazines even advertising it's more than that it's this is a cultural heritage and it's our job to look off to that. the whole to an archive is a unique photographic collection that features pictures from one hundred fifty years of mankind's history. and there are plenty more stories just waiting to be uncovered. while they've certainly got their work cut out now let's take a look at what's happening across europe today are expressed speeches the pope penguins and prince. the first of the. selec submission celebrating the legendary musician prince opened in london on friday. on display are two hundred objects from paisley park the home of the superstar who died in two thousand and sixteen. among the first visitors was tycoon alison prince's sister. it was a stream the difficult i didn't make it you know maybe ten fifteen steps that that started crying had to go back out came back in maybe made twenty twenty five steps cry had to go back out so it was hard among the items on display our musical instruments awards and on stage costumes including the suit for the prince's purple rain tour of one thousand nine hundred four and eighty five the exhibition in london's o two arena will continue through january the seventh twenty eighteen. francis spoke with people in outer space for the first time on thursday the pontiff conversed with the six astronauts on the international space station i assess from the vatican by video conference. with the twenty five minute talk focused on philosophical questions like where do we come from and where are we going to people and of course what is humankind's place in the universe. the london zoo has come up with a special idea for halloween. the name of the program is boo at the zoo visitors can watch the animals feed and holloway in fashion. the sumatra tigers received blood drenched pumpkins. the humble penguins were served their fish in a freshly carp jack-o. lantern and the mirror cats had to fish their peas out of a bucket of water just like in the popular halloween game of bobbing for apples. continues through october thirty first. well from scary looking food to a strange looking beverage now normally wine tends to fall into one of three color categories white red or rosé but in northern spain two young entrepreneurs have decided they need to add to that traditional color palette thankyou of choice fluorescent blue in bilbao they've been producing the drink that is made entirely out of grapes but you wouldn't think it based on its look and while it has the same alcohol content as wine they're not allowed to sell it as such. a drop of blue anyone it might not look like it or be permitted to be called wine but this is a spanish wine it's made from grapes pressed in the normal way. it was created by five friends and build those who wanted to revolutionize the wine world with their product he could live. the bright blue color is their trademark and marketing gimmick. makes different kinds of grapes and then we extract. from the skin of the right grape that's called on society. and that's when the blue come from so it's actually one hundred percent grape. wine isn't a category under the law that's why you can't officially be called wine. some wine experts like enrique martinez are also a little skeptical. but not enough to turn down a. little wine tastings will be frightened by the color which if you want to but when they smell it will be surprised that it smells like wine or whatever you know i mean it's not a strong wine. the alcohol content around eleven point five percent. when you try it if you notice the taste a bit sweet i personally prefer dry wines that are winners about the. spanish wine making is steeped in tradition so for some this blue wine is hard to swallow. owns a vineyard and he's the president of a spanish council on wine regulation. he likes young people to get involved in wine as long as the culture isn't lost. we know we know how much online is more than a drink. when you drink wine you're also absorbing the region it's from where. you feel the effort that's gone into the want of the work and hopes of the wine maker. a glass of wine is a small piece of the country and the vineyard with no wine it's a different story it's a. spanish wine bars have a more pragmatic approach as long as it tastes nice any alcoholic drink is welcome . the blue wine certainly arouses curiosity from young and old alike. but not bad but it lacks expression but if you know. that taste is very smooth you can't really tell if there is alcohol in it. just a little weird. the creators of geek alive are vindicated by their success they've sold more than four hundred thousand bottles in twenty five countries including britain japan and australia next they want to conquer the us market. costs around eight euros. it's not for wine connoisseurs like people who know in this kind of rule how to drink it it's only for people who want the best wine and the best concept. you know without all the trouble of having to know this kind of growth that. the basic rule for wine is actually drink what you like so if you like blue wind then here's. europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our duramax instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. on instagram. well moving on daily comic strips used to be at home in newspapers but the internet has opened up new platforms for artists six years ago two students started posting their full picture stories on instagram and facebook now the jews who call themselves war and peace have a huge audience as thousands like and share their posts every week we paid them a visit in the german city of looking to see them at work. for picture panels sparse text a crude style of drawing these comics play with their readers expectations. the figures never act and feel as you think. the comics were created by these two people elizabeth and jonathan. fighting but. together they are war and peace a play on the title of lael tolstoy's famous epic novel. but they see themselves as a goofy version.