in twenty twelve more than one thousand five hundred artworks were discovered in cornelius garnets various residences in his will he left them to the consumer down . the british singer songwriter jake bugg performed at the process in berlin on wednesday the concert was part of his current acoustic tour. although bug is only twenty three years old and he's already touring with his fourth album hearts that strain in europe the u.s. and canada. a new exhibition impressionists in london has opened at the tate britain as highlights the artist who fled to the british capital during the franco-prussian war of eight hundred seventy. more than one hundred works on display in a straight the influence that living in london had on the artists. in paris they'd be concentrating on the nightclubs in the cafe is and the clubs and when they came here they found that it's true that they just wanted to draw the fish for off to take. the exhibition until they. nowadays it's important to remain flexible for a job that means you may have to be on the move in order to work well for one danish cook mobility is a

cornelius van dongen lives in belgium.ristol today to tell the jury about his son. mark van dongen was 29 when he died earlier this year. he chose to end his life at a hospital in belgium, where euthanasia is legal. 15 months earlier, he had suffered what were described as catastrophic burns at this flat in bristol. it's alleged his girlfriend berlinah wallace threw sulphuric acid over him in a jealous rage after buying it on the internet. with his voice cracking, and sometimes in tears, cornelius van dongen described how the acid had affected his son. he said mark van dongen had been so badly burned that initially he was unable to speak, and had to use his tongue to indicate when letters were shown to him on a sheet of paper. mr van dongen said when he asked his son who had done this to him, he used his tongue to spell out the word berlinah. berlinah wallace looked at the floor as she listened to his testimony. the 48—year—old denies murder, and throwing a corrosive fluid. her defence team claim she thought the acid was a

in twenty twelve more than one thousand five hundred arch works were discovered in cornelius garnets various residences in his will he left them to the consumer down . the british singer songwriter jake bugg performed at the proceedings care center in berlin on wednesday the concert was part of his current acoustic tour. although book is only twenty three years old he's already touring with his fourth album hearts that strain in europe the u.s. and canada. a new exhibition impressionist in london has opened at the tate britain as highlights the artist who fled to the british capital during the franco-prussian war of eight hundred seventy. more than one hundred works on display illustrate the influence that living in london had on the artists. in paris they'd be concentrating on the nightclubs in the cafe and the clubs and when they came here they found that it's true that they just wanted to draw the piss for architecture. the exhibition until they. now adays it's important to remain flexible for a job that means you may have to be on the move in order to work well for one danish coo

in munich in two thousand and twelve had not been seen by anyone for decades except by this man cornelius gurlitt tax inspectors discovered the tribe of around fifteen hundred works during a raid on gurlitz apartment and later at another residence in salzburg. it was said to be a recluse who identified with more than people. father seen here in the middle hildebrand gurlitt built up the collection after being enlisted by the nazis to sell so-called degenerate modern not. the story of the art discovery quickly became about a nazi art trove of looted works but the real number is more sobering. there's a total of six works that have currently been identified as looted out. you could say that's not many but i say it's six too many and it's six works with a human story behind them. died in twenty fourteen and the conspiracy and burn was stunned to learn that it had been named as the sole heir the exhibition there is composed mainly of words confiscated by the nazis from museums after receiving the works the swiss museum let some five hundred of them in germany so the provenance could be resear

cornelius gurlitt his collection to the burn museum after his death they accepted it but left around one third of the works in germany so the provenance could be researched the story made headlines around the world. and the focus of media attention was on looted art it's very tragic because behind every case of looted art there's the terrible fate of someone who was persecuted and in some cases murdered. in bonn the show presents artworks looted from victims of the nazi regime and works whose provenance has not yet been established. the german last dance foundation has now identified this painting by twenty two as belonging.

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ruthlessly continued, it finished 5—1, cornelius with the last two.ot matter, but for their caretaker manager this seemed very significant. former manchester city winger robinho has been sentenced to nine years in prison for taking part in the rape ofa prison for taking part in the rape of a woman. he is back in his home country playing. the whereabouts of the five other men accused in the attack in 2013 is not known. robinho denies the rape, he has the right to two appeals, no extradition proceedings will begin at the case is over. let's take a look at the day's avenues. england through to the semifinals of the world hockey league final in new zealand. beating the usa 2-1 league final in new zealand. beating the usa 2—1 in auckland. eight of the usa 2—1 in auckland. eight of the england squad winning gold with tea m the england squad winning gold with team gb last summer. sophie bray scored both the girls. up next, the host new zealand for a place in the final. ronnie o'sullivan is out of the northern ireland open, and any chance of £1 million jackpo

cornelius van dongen said his son mark felt he had no reason to live after being paralysed from the neck. the 29—year—old later took his own life at a euthanasia clinic in belgium. berlinah wallace denies murder and claims she thought the liquid she threw at him at their home in bristol was water. the trial continues. iranian state tv has said borisjohnson‘s recent remarks confirm a british—iranian dual national was spying in the country. the foreign secretary had been criticised for saying that nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who has beenjailed in iran, had been training journalists there. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was detained at tehran airport in april 2016. she says her trip was so her three year old daughter could meet her grandparents. twitter‘s method for verifying the identity of its users has been suspended following complaints it was giving validation to neo—nazis on the platform. typically, celebrities and prominent people have a small blue tick added to their user names, so that other users can see that their account is genuine. the social media network has recently made changes to ad

they can be seen for the first time to exhibition shoebox avant from the spectacular collection of cornelius granite. next on d w. f c behind wins a championship and a week later no one in the club has. escaped with this club and there is never i'm . moment when you can rest on your laurels. an exclusive journey into the sun of fire make the me a sun me a phenomenon. in forty five minutes on d w. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the run. stories about people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent. his new multimedia series for africa. dot com africa on the move. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special w dot com. football made in germany. hello and welcome to twenty one. coming up on the show. a new star on the artistic firmament introducing. a heated debate about museums and the legacy of.

can be seen for the first time two exhibition shoebox of honor from the spectacular collection of cornelius gurlitt. in sixty minutes. where i come from we have to fight for a free press. i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one division and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many canvassed and their problems are always the same or to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the right to fools who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a day w. . welcome to this special edition of public schools all about the german pulp sensation tokio hotel. we'll give you the latest about the new album catch up with them on tour and play you some of the big.

perhaps the oldest one is from the 1800s taken by a photographer named robert cornelius.hia. >> kimberly: stylish. maybe you are reincarnated. >> jesse: i learned how to take a selfie. i was watching e! kim kardashian said you are supposed to hold it high at a 4. high end at 45. like that. everybody? >> dana: paris hilton. might as well claim it. >> kimberly: she was the one who started it all up again, no offense to your doppelgaenger cornelius. she was the one doing all the time and people started this incessant thing with selfies. remember the selfie stick? >> dana: juan has one of those. right? >> juan: you walk down the street in new york and especially now with the holiday season, these people have the sticks. they are wielding them. >> dana: you need respect. >> greg: let's be honest. paris hilton did not invent these stealthy. she invented the sex tape. we used to get one scandal a year. now every day we have an avalanche of impropriety. the difference is it's not paris hilton. it's charlie rose and al franke al franken. thinking of that makes me nauseous. creepy

cornelius gurlitt because we have his collection to the museum after his death they accepted it but left around one third of the works in germany so the provenance could be researched the story made headlines around the world. and the focus of media attention was on looted art it's very tragic because behind every case of looted art there's the terrible fate of someone who was persecuted and in some cases murdered. in bonn the show presents artworks looted from victims of the nazi regime and works whose provenance has not yet been established the german lost art foundation has now identified this painting by two as belonging to french jewish politician and resistance leader george mandela who was executed in nazi occupied france it's the sixth work to be identified as a looted from jewish owners. both exhibitions remain on show until march twenty eighth. you're watching the w. news live from berlin and will be back at the top of the hour with more world news we'll see you then everybody. when cities are engulfed by the sea then all the day long and costly protective measures will have be

paintings graphic works and drawings some have been missing since the nazi era they were owned by cornelius gurlitt son of hildebrand gurlitt one of the most important art dealers of the third reich. the collection was assumed to be nazi looted art. culture many. star monica group has gave the case top priority promising fair and just solutions a task force was set up to determine the provenance of the works the case made headlines around the world there were calls for the works to be promptly turned over to the heirs of the rightful jewish owners. but four years of research turned up the sobering result that only six pictures could be clearly identified as looted art four of those were handed back. in point. but i say moments there are more than thirty works that we have determined are not nazi looted art not. the task force had previously classified a few hundred works as unproblematic the public focus was on looted art these are very tragic stories of course because behind every case of looting art there is usually the terrible fate of a person who was persecuted and even heard. shortly

host: cornelius from louisiana. caller: thank you, c-span for what you are doing for veterans. i want to thank you and your family for what you are doing for this female vets. i was a village every police officer. they are tougher than some mail ale mp's. i hope you have on your website a physical address and a phone number. i don't have a computer. of one of these kind of vets they don't have much, but i would like to contribute to your organization. thank you so much and god bless you. happy and blessed veterans day to you. host: tell us two things. guest: i was a soldier for 17 years in the army. i started out in listed as a truck driver. then i commissioned as an officer and became a human resources officer, which was the bulk of my military career. i thank you for your service. all the information is on our website. i have thoroughly enjoyed being a soldier. we joke and make fun of each other, but i said the army is the best branch. host: what is the first step for veteran whooman might be finding herself homeless or thinks she might find yourself homeless? what is the fir

cornelius girl it was said to be a recluse who identified with more than people. father seen here in the middle hildebrand gurlitt built up the collection after being enlisted by the nazis to sell so-called degenerate modern not. the story of the art discovery quickly became about a nazi art trove of looted works but the real number is more sobering. because i'm sex where there's a total of six works that have currently been identified as looted out. you could say that's not many but i say it's six too many and it six works with the human story behind them. died in twenty fourteen and the conspiracy and burn was stunned to learn that it had been named as the sole heir the exhibition there is composed mainly of words confiscated by the nazis from museums after receiving the works the swiss museum let some five hundred of them in germany so the provenance could be researched the exhibition there in bonn focuses on work looted from victims of the nazi regime and works whose ownership has not yet been established tracing the work's origins seventy years on has proved

in munich in two thousand and twelve had not been seen by anyone for decades except by this man cornelius gurlitt tax inspectors discovered the trove of around fifteen hundred works during a raid on gurlitz apartment and later at another residence in salzburg. it was said to be a recluse who identified with. the scene here in the middle hildebrand built up the collection after being enlisted by the nazis to sell so-called degenerate modern not. the story of the art discovery quickly became about a nazi tribe of looted works but the real number is more sobering. there's a total of six works that have currently been identified as. you could say that's not many but i say it's six too many and it six works with the human story behind the. bullet died in twenty fourteen and the conspiracy i'm burned was stunned to learn that it had been nine is the song. the exhibition then is composed mainly of words confiscated by the nazis from museums after receiving the works the swiss museum let some five hundred of them in germany so the provenance could be researched the exhibition there in bom focuses

the collection had been in the hands of cornelius gurlitt, whose father, hildebrand, sold works that from jews under the nazi regime. the pieces were discovered in 2012 after gurlitt‘s apartment was searched in a tax inquiry. let's return to president trump's first official trip to asia. he's due to visitjapan, south korea and china, before attending a regional summit in vietnam. the agenda will be dominated by north korea's nuclear weapons programme. that crisis highlights an underlying struggle for strategic dominance in asia, between the united states and china, as our china editor carrie gracie reports. a game where the past is america but the future maybe china. big stars are moving here for the money and the eyeballs. there are almost as many chinese shooting hoops as there are americans on the planet. translation: the united states is still the one to beat, and it will take china time to catch up, but basketball is our national sport now and you can play anywhere. the rules of basketball are one thing, but the rules of the global power club are another. china's resisted americ

cornelius van dongen said his son mark felt he had no reason to live after being paralysed from the neckear—old later took his own life at a euthanasia clinic in belgium. berlinah wallace denies murder and claims she thought the liquid she threw at him at their home in bristol was water. the trial continues. a woman has been arrested on suspicion of neglect and fraud by detectives investigating the deaths of 12 care home residents. at least nine homes run by a private company called sussex health care are under investigation. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt is here. just give us the background, i know that you have some details? yes, we had a brief statement from sussex police, they say the woman, who lives in west sussex, is in custody and being questioned about fraud and neglect. this is part of an ongoing investigation which first started with the police in may this year. they are looking into nine care homes run by a private company, sussex health care. sussex health ca re sussex health care. sussex health care provide support for older people, some with dementia, but al

cornelius, national commander military order of the purple heart. web, national, record leak -- marine core leak. jerry walden national commander region of valor of the usa. chiefgibson, commander in military order of the world wars. president, national retired enlisted association. brian factor, washington, d.c. agent congressional medal of society of the usa. gary augustine, executive director disabled american veterans. president, military officers association of america. jeff ledoux.-- mr. robert swan, national commander polish legions of american veterans usa. not with us today is paul warner, national commander from the jewish war veterans. they will celebrate veterans day at the vietnam wall and world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the president's and national commanders that comprise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. applause] it is now my

cornelius van ess, national commander military order of the purple heart.ional commandant marine corps league. lyons smith, executive director military chaplains association. jerry walden, national commander legion of valor of the usa. david gibson, commander-in-chief military order of the world wars. john adams, national president of the retired enlisted association. brian stacker, washington, d.c. agent, congressional medal of honor society of the usa. gary augustine, executive director disabled american veterans. dana atkins president military officers association of america. jeff ledieux, president air force sergeants association. board chair commissioned officers association of the united states public health service. robert swann, national commander polish liege of american veterans usa. not with us today is paul warner, national commander from the jewish war veterans as they do not attend cemetery on the shabbat. they will celebrate veterans day at the vietnam wall and world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the b

can be seen for the first time two exhibition shoebox of honor from the spectacular connection of cornelius goodnight. next on the deal with. me young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges in our series founders valley. in this episode a race against the machines for each of debts now meets ai visionaries from taiwan to. a well between progress and tradition. the third part of our series founders valley. sixty minutes d.w.t. . united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bonn. our nations working to meet their paris agreement targets cup twenty three this weekend next on the day doubling there's. the sling and the day w look at me speak your language. for content in dari pashto and order prospects for returning our web special at the refugee journeys of life in germany and the prospects for those returning home. join the discussion on d w dot com and on facebook. prospects for returning s d w made for mine. hello and welcome to arts twenty one. coming up on the show. a new star on the artistic firmament introducing a new.

cornelius van dongen‘s son mark was left paralysed from the neck down and blinded in one eye.euthanasia clinic in belgium. berlinah wallace denies murder and claims she thought the liquid she threw at him at their home in bristol was water. the trial continues. the availability of social housing in england has fallen to an all—time low, according to new figures. in the year to april, just 5380 houses or flats were built by housing associations or councils. half of the boroughs in london had no increase in social housing. six years ago the number of new homes for social rent was more than 39,000. the former labour prime minister gordon brown has told the bbc that voters might be persuaded to turn away from brexit if they realise that the so—called red lines on immigration and control of borders can't be delivered. i think what's going to happen is we're going to come to a crisis point next summer and i can't tell you exactly how it's going to work itself out, but this is what's going to happen. by next summer the public will have made up their mind that the four red lines that

. >> cornelius ryan wrote "a bridge too far." up next, big morale boost, will have afterglow for weeks what happened in virginia. what does it mean for 2018? means a lot of people will run for office as democrats who wouldn't have run otherwise because think they can win now. democrats stand a real shot of winning senate races in states. watching a special edition of "hardball," big night for the ds. firstthen you put yourselfareer. through school. got the degree. you've given it your all, to reach the goals you've set. don't let student debt hold you back. refinancing student loans with sofi can save thousands. so you can get where you've always been headed... sooner. see how much you can save with sofi. the leader in student loan refinancing. ♪ wipeout >> virginia we have witnessed yet another democratic sweep today. >> it was a wipeout for republicans at hands of ralph northam and the democrats tonight. wipeout indeed. but ed gillespie wasn't the only loser in the wave. former trump chief strategist steve bannon told the "new

hildebrand's son, cornelius hidden away a trove. the priceless rodin here a potted plant.he monet hanging on the wall. it raised more and elt cal issues over the plof nens and whether a collection including peas likely looted from jewish owners ought to be on display at all. and the director says the show can act as something of a lost and found. >> through it, the broad media coverage of the exhibitions, of course, the wider public is reached. maybe some body recognizes something. >> each cover estimates of the collection run into the hundred of millions of dollars. and less than half of the pieces discovered, have been hi, we're alaska airlines, and we give you more than just peanuts. we give you all sorts of amazing stuff, like european biscoff cookies. hundreds of free movies and tv shows, that you can watch for free, right on your phone. and our rewarding mileage plan that gets you to over 900 mind-expanding destinations. if you want peanuts, check out our prices. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. >>> we end in south africa where high flying dogs are taking a bite o

hildebrand's son, cornelius hidden away a trove. the priceless rodin here a potted plant. the monet hanging on the wall. it raised more and elt cal issues over the plof nens and whether a collection including peas likely looted from jewish owners ought to be on display at all. and the director says the show can act as something of a lost and found. >> through it, the broad media coverage of the exhibitions, of course, the wider public is reached. maybe some body recognizes something. >> each cover estimates of the collection run into the huned and less than half of the pieces discovered, have been reunited with their rightfu >>> we end in south africa where high flying dogs are taking a bite out of the poaching problem. deborah patta is there. >> reporter: meet aeroand his handler, henry olthazen. together they take off across the vast wildlife preserve. seems unperturbed. even as they hurl themselves out of the helicopter. fallingor earth. landing in the middle of the poaching wars. getting the dog on to the front lines, as fast as possible. is always a challenge. parachu

so, she took home the don done cornelius legendary award, also starting the speculation when a lot ofticed big rock on her left hand, like oh, oh, because you know, she's been dating birdman. now they're saying maybe they got married? what? >> she and birdman, i just don't -- i just don't see those two together. >> i used to have this single, you know, used to buy the cd's of the single, instrumental, and over and over, i loved it. >> toni braxton never ages, either. man she, looks good. >> you know i thought was funny, she was in the black and her dancers in the silver, normally toni braxton would want to be in the silver and her other dancers in the black. she is an amazing woman. >> jen still? delco, i don't believe she is coming home. >> what? no. >> there is no reason to come home. let's hear you guys, come on, the pen krass bands is here. so there is no reason for me to leave delaware county ever. >> we started the hour, your choice here for our eagles touchdown celebrations, which was your favorite? p>> yes, strike a post. you got the bowling, which i love, you got the baseball

cornelius van dongen said his son mark felt he had no reason to live after being paralysed from the neckne eye. the 29—year old later took his own life at a euthanasia clinic in belgium. berlinah wallace denies murder and claims she thought the liquid she threw at him at their home in bristol was water. the trial continues. iranian state tv has said borisjohnson‘s recent remarks confirm a british—iranian dual national was spying in the country. the foreign secretary had been criticised for saying that nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who has beenjailed in iran, had been training journalists there. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was detained at tehran airport in april 2016. she says her trip was so her three year old daughter could meet her grandparents penny mordaunt has been appointed as the new international development secretary. she replaces priti patel who resigned last night over undeclared meetings with israeli officials. the first minister of wales carwynjones defends his handling of misconduct allegations against carl sargeant, the labour politician who's thought to have taken his own life. th

cornelius gurlitt his collection to the burn museum after his death they accepted it but left around one third of the works in germany so the provenance could be researched the story made headlines around the world. could have been the focus of media attention was alluded art it's very tragic because behind every case of looted art there's the terrible fate of someone who was persecuted and in some cases murdered. in bonn the show presents artworks looted from victims of the nazi regime and works whose provenance has not yet been established the german last dance foundation has now identified this painting by twenty two as belonging to french jewish politician and resistance leader george mandela who was executed in nazi occupied france. it's the sixth work to be identified as a looted from jewish owners. both exhibitions remain on until march twenty eighth. so we saw in the report there just six. having been identified as looted works of art so presumably not that many returned to their rightful owners know that they haven't been it is difficult actually because the what was called

. >> cornelius ryan wrote "a bridge too far." thank you. it was great to have you. >>> up next, a bigot night for democrats and progressives. this is going to have an after glow for week news what happened today in virginia. and what does it mean for 2018? it means a lot of people are going to run for office next year as democrats who wouldn't have run otherwise because they think they can win now. the democrats stand a real shot of win a senate race in arizona. you're watching a special night of "hardball." big night for the d's. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeach

. >> cornelius. >> giovanni. >> you're all from? >> friendship southeast academy. >> and you brought a donation down? >> three carloads of donations from our scholars at friendship southeast academy. >> wonderful. >> wonderful, for the needy families in southeast academy and d.c., everywhere to make sure everybody is good for this thankful holiday coming up. >> isn't that wonderful? that's been the tone all day. people have come down and just opened their pockets and donated cash and they're still donating and you can still donate by calling our phone bank, our volunteers are still standing by until 7:00 tonight. so, give them a call, 202-885-4949. they've been so great all day. they talked to a lot of you. so many called to say hello and some of our on-air talent has been down there on the phone bank. everybody is pitching in to do what's really an effort, a community effort. we do it every year to give back to the community. so, you can give still by logging into nbcwashington.com and making a secure credit card donation, but give

shouldn't have a chilling effect or lose their jobs over it, what about the stylistic point, joseph corneliuse resistance not to go down that road that looks as kerry argued a little like trump. >> it's not like elizabeth warren gave the president a finger. a private citizen did it. riding her private bicycle. didn't know anyone was dprafing her. it's not as if hillary clinton, chris gillibrand, bernie sanders, went out and gave trump the finger. a private individual did it. she got caught. it went viral, a lot of us really saluted her, but, you know, i probably wouldn't do it. i wouldn't do it publicly. i will trash him with words, but i probably wouldn't do that. >> jane walsh, kerry sheffield, a debate clearly a lot are having. thank you for our show. chris matthew was here on "the beat." now he's on "hardball." stay tuned, chris matthew's "hardball" up next. >>> trouble in alabama. let's play "hardball." >> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington with an explosive story from alabama. according to washington post today, a woman has come forward to accuse republican senate candidate

. >> jimmy: plus yukon cornelius. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: it equals the dodgers' justin turner. >>rs and applause ] >> jimmy: do you understand -- >> steve: bumble bounce! >> jimmy: do you understand the idea of what we're doing? >> steve: no, i don't. >> jimmy: let me give you another example. your family. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: plus fruit. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: plus boredom. equals apple picking. yeah. [ applause ] let me give you another one. here, if you take a hockey player plus candy, plus donald trump, it equals a a jack o'lantern. you see what i'm saying? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: can you give me one more? >> jimmy: let me give you another example. >> steve: give me another example. >> jimmy: if you take trix -- >> steve: trix. >> jimmy: plus a baby voice. it equals twix. [ laughter ] you understand? [ applause ] if you guys -- objects, it equals "stranger things." [ laughter and applause ] no spoilers. >> steve: don't spoil it. i still don't understand. >> jimmy: here's another one. an angel -- >> steve: an angel. >> jimmy: plus a lean cuisine plus joe ca

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