they don't get to decide if it was really painted by van gogh. that honor goes to the official van gogh museum in the netherlands, and they're pretty stingy about saying things were painted by mr. van gogh. they were approached first about this painting in 2018. kate. >> emotionally rich is exactly how i describe you often. >> emotionally vacant. >> but still priceless. john. thank you. and he walks away. yep. that's how he feels about me. move to this. during his two days of questioning on capitol hill, senators repeatedly pressed robert f kennedy jr. to declare that he accepts accepted science, especially when it comes to vaccine science. but rfk jr. did not give many of the senators the assurances that they were looking for. cnn's meg tirrell joins us now. two days of confirmation hearings. hours and hours of questioning, very direct. we've highlighted senator and doctor bill cassidy in his take. what are your takeaways from what you heard. >> just as you said, it. >> was really. >> what kennedy. >> didn't say. >> that was so notable. >> versu

more than 280,000 people have visited "van gogh: poets and lovers" so far.d "van gogh�*s chair". it's only the second time ever the museum has stayed open overnight in its 200 year history. the experiment was first attempted for a leonardo da vinci exhibition in 2012. in fact, they have never been put together before, the opportunity has never arisen exceptin opportunity has never arisen except in his studio, one presumes. it is a wonderful moment to begin to realise what vincent was telling us about bringing his works together in decorative sequences. perfect if ou decorative sequences. perfect if you are _ decorative sequences. perfect if you are a — decorative sequences. perfect if you are a night _ decorative sequences. perfect if you are a night owl. - decorative sequences. perfect if you are a night owl. let's i if you are a night owl. let's take you to our live page and remind you that it minute by minute updates are being added to the live page about the fires in los angeles. you can see all sorts of pictures about the before and after images showing

more than 280,000 people have visited, van gogh: poets and lovers, so far.h's chair. it's only the second time ever the museum has stayed open overnight in its 200—year history. the experiment was first attempted for a leonardo da vinci exhibition in 2012. in fact, they have never been put together before. the opportunity has never arisen. exceptin opportunity has never arisen. except in his studio one presumes. so it is a wonderful moment to begin to realise what vincent wasn't telling us about bringing his works together in decorative sequences. before i go less bring you up—to—date on the devastating fires in los angeles. we have learned the death toll has risen to at least ten and there are warnings it could rise even further. these are life pictures. forecasters warn more hi winds over the weekend could flame the fires further even though there has been a brief respite. an american medical examiner confirming at least ten deaths. the death toll is sadly absolutely going to change, that is what la authorities are saying. stay with us here on bbc news. he

— by van gogh and rembrandt, is under an evacuation warning zone.thej paul getty trust, katherine fleming. great to have you here. the getty centre really not far from the front lines of the palisades fire which is still burning there in brentwood — what's the latest you've been hearing from fire officials? i'm up at the getty centre right now. the most recent report is fairly optimistic to do with wind direction. the wind has not turned array —— the wind has now turned away. sorry, my phone is ringing off the hook here! i away. sorry, my phone is ringing off the hook here!— the hook here! i imagine you are bus ! the hook here! i imagine you are busy! one _ the hook here! i imagine you are busy! one thing _ the hook here! i imagine you are busy! one thing that _ the hook here! i imagine you are busy! one thing that has - the hook here! i imagine you are busy! one thing that has been i the hook here! i imagine you are busy! one thing that has been a| the hook here! i imagine you are - busy! one thing that has been a real challenaes busy! one thing th

let's take a quick look at this possibly $15 million van gogh masterp -- hoo boy!little steep. this guy looks like he's looking at this painting and going, that's not very good. i wonder why it was lost for so long. meanwhile, this week, nasa breathlessly announced that material retrieved from "an asteroid was found to contain many of the building blocks for life as we know it, including amino acids." to which i say nnn-nnh. stop it! i am not and will never be excited about amino acids! oh, you found amino acids and carbon and silica on a space rock? you know where else you can find that? every-[bleep]-where! i wanna know if there's aliens, but you can't make me care about the building blocks of life. that's like dying of thirst and someone says "great news! i found oxygen! that's one of the two building blocks of water!" nasa, call me when you find an asteroid with a bug in it or a sexy green alien or a sexy green bug! until then, amino acids? "a-me-no-care!" [applause] i've had it! i've had it! it stops now! meanwhile, this "fossilized fish vomit has been declare

an anonymous buyer found a previously unknown self-portrait of vincent van gogh at a garage sale in minnesota. after several years of detailed tests and analysis, experts are confident it is the real deal painted by the artist during his stay at a french psychiatric hospital in 1889. so $50 now worth upwards of 15 million. >> you know who i feel bad for? >> me? no? >> well, yeah, because we have never found anything worth anything in our houses. but the person who sold it. do they get any of this money or they. should they get any of this money? >> i mean, if you bought it, you got to throw. >> would you give them a. couple hundred, maybe a million? i would throw them $1 million just to be nice. >> yeah, maybe. >> i don't know. we'll have to find out. coming up, a very special visit to the l.a. fire zone. the members of the dodgers who showed up with a really big gift. >> but first, we're opening up the abc news vault as we remember another deadly plane crash into the potomac river more than 40 years ago. you're watching free from granite stone. what the duck. holy bird. where's the lid? are

says it will stay open all night next friday to give art lovers a final chance to see its vincent van goghition. hello, welcome to bbc news now. this is the scene in los angeles. the fire is still raging relentlessly. ferociously. they had been burning down parts of the city, reducing some of the most expensive and sought—after properties to ashes. the la county sheriff said it is like an atomic bomb has hit the city. ten people are now confirmed to have died — that's double the number reported earlier — and nearly 10,000 structures destroyed. 0ne firefighter has been frustrated by fire hydrant is running out of water and their operations have been hindered by that. these are some of the latest pictures from la. the los angeles county sheriff says it hasn't been safe to reach many of the hardest—hit areas and the number of people who have lost their lives will definitely change. the biggest of the fires are clearly visible from space. here we can see how they contine to burn with thick plumes of smoke. this timelapse video shows that smoke being blown over the coastline and out over the pa

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luke littler hopes to make history tonight if he can beat three—time former world champion michael van gogh suspect darts might be mentioned in sports, here's tonya. just a couple of hours to go now before the world darts championship final — as teenage sensation luke littler faces three—time winner michael van gerwen. victory for littler — atjust 17 years old — would see the sport's popularity surge even more, and make him the tournament's youngest winner — beating the previous record which was set by van gerwen when he won his first title at aged 2a back in 2014. everyone else is looking forward to it more than i am. but winning seven sets, i'm happy. getting loads of experience, there's been numerous finals — this is my second — i know where i went wrong last year, and i'm sure all fix it. liverpool manager, arne slot, says trent alexander arnold remains fully committed to the club — despite a recent approach by real madrid, which was rebuffed by the club. with the player's contract expiring at the end of the season, slot wouldn't rule out alexander arnold being sold in the january trans

the main attraction is a growing $300 million art collection with artists such as van gogh, monet, renoirnd cezanne. what made you think that people would want to see great art like this in las vegas? >> there's a lot of stereotyping about las vegas, about the town, and about the people that go to visit it. people think that there's sort of a las vegas kind of person. well, nothing could be further from the truth. >> steve wynn and i went to italy. he had bought the land at the dunes hotel, and we're sitting in the restaurant. we saw a little sign outside of a building and it said bellagio, bing, bellagio. what a great name for that hotel. it's very italian and very sophisticated in terms of what that country is about. >> the translation means an elegant place of relaxation. oh, hello. which seemed like a perfect name for the place. it's under construction for about three months already, and i guess somewhere, sometime, someone had to build the nicest hotel in the world bellagio's water display really was an entertainment destination in itself. >> you had to see that water show. it was so

it was a previously unknown van gogh self-portrait. >> michael: wow. >> rebecca: it's worth $50 million> rebecca: i can confirm, sadly, it was not my mother at that garage sale in minnesota. wow. big wow. this morning we are remembering singer and actress marianne faithfull. the british artist was best known for the song "as tears go by" and also had several film and tv roles. marianne was 78 and she will be remembered. >> michael: yes, she will be. thank you for that, rebecca. we're gonna turn now the deadly midair tragedy and the devastating impact it's had on the figure skating community after 14 skaters, coaches and family members were among those killed. erielle reshef is here with more. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you guys. the depth of this loss for the skate community is really just hard to grasp. the skating community is like a tight knit family and is now in mourning. young skaters who trained in delaware, maryland, boston were on that plane all heading home from a development camp for rising stars of the sport. this morning the skating world reeling in loss. six

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case in point with van gogh brown being with capital punishment murder for having a mental health crisishoplifting. you talk about wanting to give alternatives of wanting to help . i don't see how that's going to happen. how is that realistic? we don't have beds right now. in fact, our current administration as we know is going to cut more funding federally. no more money is going into federal funding to have beds and have housing and poor people to have as well as more funding from our last mayor and this current mayor does want to advocate for more funding for self pity. i went to the town hall meeting on the 13th of january. i witnessed and heard with d.a. jenkins and supervisor men basically patting each other on the back on their decision of what they che to do with it of letting go of michael brown who is murdered. so i'm hearing more capital punishment will be going in order to killing people who get caught shoplifting. there will not be beds and more police incarceration to feed into the prison industrial complex. >> i oppose this. thank you jay. >> speaker yeah folks i'll try to