so he's really at his zenith, if you will, in the 1930s. he's got quite a decent pedigree. and his work is quite keenly sought after. so i'm assuming that no thought has been given to value. i had thought that it would probably be - a few hundred, anyway. - yeah. but i'm no expert at all. well, that makes me feel as though today is important, because-- i mean, i'm here really to tell you that if i went into a gallery to try and buy this today, i would not be able to get out of that gallery with this under my arm without writing a check for somewhere in the region of around about £3,500 to 4,000. she may be naked, but at least she's on home turf. here we have a wonderful picture by richard simkin, a great artist of watercolors. there's harry payne, there's richard wymer and there's richard simkin. all three are sought after by military collectors. and this is the most delightful painting because you have all these various facets of one regiment. now often you get single pictures come up in auction. but rarely do you see these multicolored multi-uniform pictures. the regiment

shanghai rched the zenith of its colonial power in the early 20th centur the outside presence can stille seen. the old foreign trading houses occupy prime positions on the waterfront strip called "the bund," a reference to german authority. ( machine gun fire ) ( explosion ) narrator: in 1937, japan invaded shanghai. its status as a trading city was virtually destroyed by the time chinese nationalists were driven from power by the communists 12 years later in 1949. after decades of a planned economy, beijing invited limited foreign investments in the 1980s. they wanted to spread the wealth around, so they chose locations based onultural connections and geography. from hong kong, then still british, adjacent guangdong was the natural place to invest. taiwan businesses preferred fujian. shanghai was passed over, in part because the communists feared its history, power and foreign influences. its fate changed when shanghai politicians ascended in beijing and designated their city a special economic zone in 1991. since then, shanghai has capitalized on its international legacy. ( man speaki

alarming as republicans efforts to undermine human rights and sensible policy by pandering to their zenith of a base. our guys now it's time for our financial check up where we take a look at some of the biggest headlines from wall street of the eurozone everywhere and we try to make sense of them all so tonight we're getting an update on the and i've global affair and a new fed survey shows that investors really did get spooked. by then greg smith now infamous for writing that new york times op ed turns out he's going to cash out pretty big with his new book deal and the eurozone is just their bail out to nearly one trillion dollars so discuss this is lauren lister host of capital account owners. lauren thanks for joining us tonight so i want to start off by following up on a story that you and i spoke about last week because last friday just broke in that perhaps there was a record of junk or signed approving one hundred seventy five million dollar transfer and you know it was. really damning for him what's going on ok so after that you kind of have these e-mails that point fingers diffe

into the very zenith of the nimr's popularity, someone stole into the garden behind the home of dr.nd remove the the lorax statue from its base. audrey's daughter, lark, had created two of the statues, one for the seuss memorial in springfield, massachusetts, and the other for this private perch overlooking the pacific. >> it seemed like the perfect spot to put the lorax when i made it for my mother to have it out there in the middle of the garden on the point underneath a beautiful tree. >> reporter: a perfect spot, too, because in the story, the lorax speaks for the trees, tries to save them, and when he fails as lark read from the book, he disappears. >> and deep in the grickel grass, some people say, if you look deep enough, you can still see today where the lorax once stood just as long as it could before somebody lifted the lorax away. >> reporter: police say foot prints were found in the ground around the statue that had been softened by weekend rains. and while gallery owners questioned while a thief could ever sell so iconic a piece, they know limited edition replicas are s

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zenith is all about education, just as much as we are about innovation.el the helmet is really one part of five things that need to happen. one is culture change, which you're seeing coming from the nfl, really eliminating the focus on big hit, second is technique and rule enforcement, third is really just minimizing the exposure to risk by shortening live practice times, fourth is proper head protection, then fifth is when the injuries do occur, because they will, really recognizing them and managing them properly. so we look at it as a risk reduction continuum, the helmet is one part of that. i'm a big believer that when the helmet goes on the field we want the population of players wearing it being as educated as they possibly can be. that's what's going to make the game safer and better. jenna: it caught our attention and it's something we wanted to pay close attention to because of some of the stories that have come out of the nfl this week. vin, so best of luck to you and your son and his football career, and we look forward to having you back. than