meanwhile some art historians say salvatore monday is no monalisa and might not even be a davinci some appraisers say the buyer overpaid when the previous owner paid only one hundred twenty seven point five million dollars in two thousand and thirteen if you want to appraise the painting for yourself it's going to be on display in the louvre in abu dhabi. it makes me wonder after that crackdown where they tossed a bunch of princes and relatives to the rich really whether or not they're in the rich jail and whether or not they were this paid to could be used as bail possibly but one thing really quickly you know or interview with dr marc thorton about government could too doing such we were talking about the meeting broke up and it was a good meeting with the president mitch mcconnell paul ryan schumer and close to the president said. all very friendly happy unified group of hopefully will get together looks like they're going to pass a nother stopgap for two weeks at least that's what coming off the press right now at least for now but that's it for now i'll make sure to catch boom bus

invest in art as the prices are going through the roof these days just last month leonardo da vinci's salvatore monday went for a record breaking four hundred fifty million dollars that's nearly three hundred eighty million euros and the market for contemporary art is also booming cashing in on this is the lead parts auction house in cologne where three works by get the world's most expensive living artist just went under the hammer. and that's why in the us about six thirty two from get out of the status of new finance it's one of the. human merits of tolls. i switched off from. the atmosphere is crackling at this auction of contemporary art better. among the objects going under the hammer are several works by german painter. there's nothing more exciting in the life of an auctioneer than the day of the auction itself it always brings surprises who will bid on what are why will they go . killing n.j. fun zelda nick has been one of the directors of germany's largest auction house since twenty twelve his work begins long before the auction itself it takes months to prepare an auction one of the

culture minister has resigned following the controversial pardon of ex-president alberto fujimori salvatore's also there was a fierce opponents of the decision for him or who is serving a twenty five year term for human rights abuses and corruption was last week moved from jail to hospital president had republican since he denies the pardon was part of a deal to avoid his only a peach bent on corruption allegations but that hasn't stopped thousands of people from taking to the streets to protest his decision those are your headlines and news on al-jazeera that's after people in power. these stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the way. al-jazeera. an underground fire has been burning for over a century beneath india's largest coal for two decades of under strange open calls mining has brought the fire to the surface with dreadful conspiracies for three courses of a million people thousands of homes for already been destroyed their inhabitants forced into school it's become a nation hospitals have been inundated with victims of toxic fumes so what lies behind supporti

market sees prices for artworks going simply through the roof just last month leonardo da vinci's salvatore monday went for a record breaking four hundred and fifty million dollars that's nearly three hundred million euros and the market for contemporary art is also booming cashing in on all of this is the lead auction house in cologne where this very past weekend three works by get hot rishta the world's most expensive living artist just went under the hammer. and that's why in the us with six hundred thirty two front get out of the. human. front ones it's a toss up switched off from when i switched off. the atmosphere is crackling at this auction of contemporary art better auctioneer is among the objects going under the hammer are several works by german painter. there's nothing more exciting in the life of an auctioneer than the day of the auction itself it always brings surprises who will bet on what how why will they go. kilian j fun zelda nick has been one of the directors of germany's largest auction house since twenty twelve his work begins long before the auction itself it takes mo

. >> reporter: salvatore argos is facing 11 counts of trademark counterfeiting. >>> city of philadelphia is taking custody of horses used for carriage ride that it says , faced in humane, boarding conditions. they belonged to the fill carriage company which is getting out of business after december 31st. city sought an injunction to gain control of the horses, the horses will live out their years at a sanctuary after first of the year. >>> former vice-president joe biden shares his message of hope at a book signing in delaware, he signed copies of promise me dad at concord mall in wilmington today, book about his late son beau biden and his battle with brain cans orer. we talked to a couple who spoke to the former vice-president. >> i just asked advice on new father hood and, you know, he said that he used to come home and nice little moment we had with him. >> biden says he is not ruling out a run for president in 2020. >>> new graduates from the police academy are hitting streets in south jersey. today camden county police academy graduated its largest class ever. "eyewitness news" at

capital tens of thousands of people out in force to get their backing to the opposition candidate salvatore. or the ballot papers are being reviewed but nasrallah says he will not recognize the result less a much broader. is not the rally he also gave a speech urging the army to refuse to enforce a nationwide curfew that was imposed last week well current president juan orlando hernandez not stay late victory in the vote he surged towards the right at the end of the coin and many are suspicious of the nature of the win for hernandez tensions then spilled over in the central american nation leading to a week of unrest in which three people died many others were injured. defense too often it's seven nato members are considering a more aggressive approach to talk to state sponsored hucking they say retaliation could even involve cyber attacks however there could be some hidden pitfalls as it's very difficult to prove the source of any attack against if explains. first came on these then navy's air force is next now there are a cyber nice there is a change in the mindset that computers just lik

often and as is declared the winner of last month's presidential election is that of their candidate salvatore cassano those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story next. iraq is totally liberated from eisel the message from the country's prime minister after a three year fight against the armed groups so is the war against ice already over what does it mean for iraq's future this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a dan it's all in the name of the islamic state of iraq and the levant two thousand and fourteen isolette outs taking over nearly all of iraq in syria but three years later and billions lost iraq's prime minister had the law by the says his military has defeated the armed group. and now out of the calm the have the right honorable rocky's your land has been completely real approaches your cities and villages have been returned to the nation the dream of liberation has become a reality we achieved victory in difficult circumstances and with god's help steadfastness of our people and the bravery of our heroic forces we prevaile

imposes a fraud in favor on one orlando mendis and violent popular action would change their vote for salvatore. the vote was contained long before it was house and his opponents argue he should never have run the one juror and constitution limits presidents to one term but two years ago the supreme court dominated by judges appointed by hernandez rule the term limits don't apply to him then came the allegations of voting irregularities. the electoral observer mission has observed a process of low electoral quality and therefore cannot settle the doubts over what has been announced the organization of american states is calling for a new election a president who named his posse is defiant. electoral court as the only electoral authority brings the final and definitive results for that reason the organization of american states or another institution cannot see anything different about the story but his words appear to change a little on the streets where there is no certainty the division between hernandez in this role is increasingly entrenched with more protests planned shallop ballasts al ja

bruce culture minister has resigned following the pardoning president are better for salvatore does so law was a fierce opponent of the decision for war he was sentenced to twenty five years for ordering massacres carried out by the military death squads is currently receiving cancer treatment and he was granted a presidential pardon because of his ill health. the outbreak of the zinc a virus two years ago cause a global health emergency many cases were in the northeast of brazil but they are as was linked to an increase in babies born with a condition that severely limited their development now those children are taught close the extent of their health problems is becoming painfully clear but as john heilemann reports we receive parents are getting little help from the government. two years after the zeek epidemic brazil in the world has moved on but niger and elisei still here. she's one of almost three thousand babies who were born with microcephaly an underdeveloped head and brain cools by the majority like police say we're in the north east of the country now we're now just zero f

disputed presidential election present a lander hollanders is now only ahead of opposition candidate salvatore knows that i was claimed electoral fraud and called his supporters on to the streets. forces and the national police acting in a prudent manner in accordance with the law. on the people to maintain peace and calm to stay tolerant and to not ferment hateful sentiments vengeance or division among the whole people thousands of people are expected to join a rally against germany's far right if the party which is gathering in hanover to elect new leadership the anti migrant anti islam party one always hundred seats in parliament in the general election in september pope francis is wrapping up his asian tour way you finally used the word religion judging a mass on friday the head of the roman catholic church blessed people during a gathering for young people in bangladesh's capital dhaka before returning to rome in a few hours the u.s. senate has passed a bill to overhaul the tax system the first major changes in more than three decades no democrat voted for the bill it's a clear political

presidential election president kwan or london and this is narrowly ahead of opposition candidate salvatore knows about his claim to electoral fraud and called his supporters on to the streets. thousand people expected to join a rally against germany's far right party which is gathering in the hand of a new leadership the anti migrant anti islam party won almost one hundred seats in parliament in the general election in september. u.s. president on tom's former national security adviser michael flynn has admitted to lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia flynn says a senior member of trying to transition team asked him to reach out to russians ambassador to the u.s. speculation is now turning to who might be implicated next in the investigation particle has been gauging reaction on capitol hill. general michael flynn was a very visible part of trump's campaign for president one of his earliest and closest advisers his job often go after hillary clinton. that chance came back to haunt him friday. his guilty plea will make it that much harder for the white house to downplay the in

emerge from sunday's vote present when all other hand is narrowly ahead of opposition candidate salvatore has claimed electoral fraud and called on his supporters to take to the streets again to forces have imposed a nighttime curfew telling us. forces and the national police acting in a prudent manner in accordance with the law. on the people to maintain peace and calm to stay tolerant and to not ferment hateful sentiments vengeance or division among the whole people pope francis is wrapping up his asia tour where you find a use the word during a mass on friday the head of the roman catholic church blessed people during a gathering for young people in bangladesh's capital dhaka the pontiff has been on a six day trip to bangladesh and myanmar where the international community hoped he did address the six hundred twenty thousand who fled violence in rakhine state he didn't specifically mention the ethnic minority and day five of his tour also for his more from near the cut of a long camp in bangladesh where many of the refugees live. the decision by the vatican for the pope not to use the

culture minister has resigned following the controversial pardon of ex-president alberto fujimori salvatore's also there was a fierce opponents of the decision for jim moret who is serving a twenty five year term for human rights abuses and corruption as last week moved from jail to hospital president had republican since he denies the pardon was part of a deal to avoid his only a peach bent on corruption allegations but that hasn't stopped thousands of people from taking to the streets to protest his decision those are your headlines and news on al-jazeera that's after people in power. thank you. thank. you stan the differences. and the similarities across the way. al-jazeera. an underground find has been burning for over a century india's largest.

the vote as of now president want to lend a hernandez as an early head of the opposition candidate salvatore nasrallah. all of these acts of vandalism these incidents the settings of fires are not reasonable for hundred of us therefore at the request of many sectors of society a council of ministers has declared a curfew to safeguard the security of the country seventeen people have been killed in northeastern nigeria after two female suicide bombers attacked a market that happened in the town of you in borno state one of the women is said to have detonated her explosives at a food distribution center run by a local aid group. has had the headlines the news continues after return of a president keep it or. negotiations have fish around at last and we were on our way to acetic meeting. and they said be nice and say. the president and the kool-aid a hundred as for me to put over the ascetic hits of states to discuss the road. back would you want to speak from this meeting with actually. i don't. you don't know. i don't know what you wish. dos know what i got. but s.s.e. is quite important righ

. >> plus, the real identity of the buyer behind leonardo's iconic salvatore mundi. the record $450 million price. >> and the first black woman to command the corps of cadets at west point. simone askew as part of our new series. >> we begin today with a look at eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> surrounding this whole area. >> panicked, people are scared. >> rage right now with the wind gusts. >> new wildfires explode across southern california. >> this has been a long week and we're not done yet. >> a major snowstorm is making its way from the south up to new england. >> the hardest i've seen it snow here in texas. >> outrage across much of the middle east over president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. >> two students and a gunman dead after a shooting at a high school in northwestern new mexico. no one else was hurt. >> republican congressman trent franks stepping down as a house ethics committee launches a probe into possible sexual harassment. >> senator al franken announced he will step down. >> this has been a tough few weeks for me

. >> a saudi prince has been revealed as the buyer of da vinci's salvatore mundi let's look at some u.sfutures now ahead of the open. we can see that the dow jones is looking to open 38 points up the same for the nasdaq, 23 points up. positive open for them as well as the s&p 500 after a very, very mixed week so far on wall street so a lot to watch there in the states as we start the trading over there that is pretty much it for our show here in europe. i am willem marx my colleagues at cnbc across the atlantic have "worldwide exchange" coming up. my friend susie cracks me up. but one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. ring a bell? then you have to try always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection... ...that's surprisingly thin. so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. also in liners. >>> wall street pointing to a higher open, driven by a rebound in asia. we're live in singapore with the latest. >>> out of control, thousands flee their homes in southern

a fraud in favor on one orlando hernandez and violent popular action would change their vote for salvatore. the vote was contained long before it was house and his opponents argue he should never have run the one juror and constitution limits presidents to one term but two years ago the supreme court dominated by judges appointed by hernandez rule the term limits don't apply to him then came the allegations of voting irregularities. the electoral observer mission has observed a process of law electoral quality and therefore cannot settle the doubts over what has been announced the organization of american states is calling for a new election the president who named his posse is defiant in. the electoral court as the only electoral authority brings the final and definitive results for that reason the organization of american states or another institution cannot see anything different about the story but his words appear to change a little on the streets where there is no certainty the division between hernandez in this role is increasingly entrenched with more protests planned shallop bellu

former navy seal salvatore del franko an his wife started battlegrounds coffee company to serve hight so first of alltel us a little bit about your service background? >> yeah, so in 2004 i enlisted in the navy and became a u.s. navy seal and served until 2010 and i feel absolutely blessed to be able to serve in the united states military. >> pete: so the two of you started a company together. where did the idea of coffee come from? >> our love and our passion for coffee and the need. the community was really looking for this. >> pete: awesome and so tell us about battlegrounds, i get the battlegrounds coffee? >> eboni: get it pete? battlegrounds coffee? >> sometimes people can struggle with it so we saw a need for this in our community and we thought what a great way to give back to that community and give back to the veteran community. we're involved in so many different things at a local level and now launching our things at a national level.re >> eboni: you guys are prioritizing hiring people from the veteran community even just looking at the packaging you'll see the camouflage

he was one of 10 siblings born to salvatore and dora. his father an immigrant from italy and his mother, a nattive of manville, new jersey, decided raise their family in raritan. just barely 18 years of age, a young basilone decided to enlist in the united states army in the 1930's. it would begin his career with a tour to the phillip evens. in the army, he was popular, extremely well liked. he boxed and contributed that put the young men who were a world away from home at ease. he would be honorly discharged from the army and returned home. in 1940, the trumpet summoned him again and re-enlisted this time in the marines and dispatched to the height of battle in the pacific theater. sergeant basilone and many fellow marines were part of peration watch tower to regain territory the sight of a japanese air field. the group took the air field and defended it bravely from japanese attempts to reconquer the territory. in october of 1942, the japanese began another land attack to gain control of the canal. he fought proudly for two days and co