. >> i'm baird jones. >> two eccentrics from new york's disco days. >> if you were on baird's list, your social life was assured. >> two oddball art collections. >> all right. >> mel brooks, david bowie, art carney, muhammad ali. >> but the weirdest thing about this story... >> and it's really solid. nothing's going to fall off. >> ...is how the square from the burbs ends up with both. >> i can only imagine this driving around the streets of new york. >> will this two-for-one strange inheritance -- >> i've got $150, can get a $175? once, twice. first piece sold. >> ...ultimately add up? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

like this is also hosting an exhibition devoted to lyndon baird's art and his commitment to the people of east germany. in law i'm sick of the museum of thought. for a very special exhibition special because of the just he was right here because he's actually better as the legend of german rock music and i don't use that word legend lightly because this. as for strode to the german rock scene for nearly 50 yes 50 years linda welcomed thank you the italians had an. absolutely i'm my 1st question is here you are in your 8th decade playing 2 stadiums yeah the biggest audiences ever. they all love you know the family will close welsh all you know they carry is through the school 23000000 roos strollers and all that yeah yeah. we did of you. know as. you thief there was. it's made from. 'd you know and it brings a lot of luck to us does a good girl getting a little good for the bones really is good is good for the draws cheers with a little forces you get. a little bit. me me me me me me me me me me made it easy oh good it is will both good and. let's find out more about his amazing man mr

linden baird is a household name in germany he lives in the hotel atlantic in hamburg and he's created an entire museum dedicated to him. stuff as well as a musical featuring his songs. born in small town west germany in 1046 he had a domineering father and a loving mother. a brother elation and twin sisters into and if they come to know began playing in jazz bands as a teenager. he was 27 when he got his 1st major break as a singer and lyricist with his band the comic forecast on. their $973.00 album putting rock music in germany on the map revolutionary for that time. would olympian back has written more than $600.00 songs so far and released $36.00 studio albums which have sold millions of copies. from the beginning the iron curtain was a frequent theme in his lyrics. goes. it's still a boy that is get out of the. loop. the division of germany dramatize it as a love song this. after the fall of the berlin wall of lyndon barracks popularity way in the 1990 s. he began to paint his musical career declined as he struggled with a drinking problem his record sales slumped but true to his

lights is also hosting an exhibition devoted to winton baird's art and his commitment to the people of east germany. i'm in the museum of it's for a very special exhibition special because of the artist who's right here because he's actually better known as the legend of german rock music and i don't use that word legend lightly because this man has a strode to the german rock scene for nearly 50 yes 50 years linda welcome. the italians had an. absolutely i'm my 1st question is he in your 8th decade playing 2 stadiums yeah the biggest audiences ever was with his suv and as you know they all love you know dependable close welsh all you know to carry is through the shoot 230000 then read the stalls and all that yeah yeah. we did it of you. know. i. was really. it's made from. 'd you know and it brings a lot of love to us does a girl living with a little girl for her own straight is the goal is good for the draws cheers. get. a little. me me me me me me me me me me me me oh good it is will boy didn't it. let's find out more about his amazing man mr linden. during the indian barrack is a h

designer baird lawrence was a furniture maker by trade this beauty would be the only car ever created as a favorite to friedrich will match inside the king fully loaded with a petri steering wheel and means he used to give it the aura of a luxury model dal much of all round the room assurances 15 centimeters lower and the v.w. beetle which christoper feels gives it a look very sporty and dynamic unfortunately it doesn't feel that way to drive and it's fitted with a standard beetle engine which is barely generates 30 horsepower is that this car has been custom ice with fuselage $32.00 carburetors that's up the output to 40 horsepower which chris down thinks is the ok. the souped up 1.2 liter engine lets the car have a top speed of 135 kilometers an hour 25 more than a standard beetle. christo says of the roman warrants was the last german car to combine and individually made our body with reliable series production technology so it's definitely a milestone in automotive history. the wrong message to orange is a really from the good old days when cars were hand crafted and manual labor

sanctions were related to the nuclear facility at fordo we do expect anything else from mr palmer baird to disgracefully defense for much more pressure regime and imposition of sanctions on iran and a major policy overhaul the us caused outrage by declaring that it no longer views israeli settlements new york replied west bank as illegal and activists in the u.k. raise concerns about domestic abuse survivors taking part in the country's upcoming elections it is claimed that registering to vote could put their lives in danger by making their personal data public. good afternoon just call me a day here in moscow you're watching r.t. international will start with this story today because we start with the latest on the son supporters of the wiki leaks founder stood outside a london court on monday while a brief hearing took place inside the sanjay paid via video link from prison his lawyer argued that assigned is unable to prepare his extradition case because the computer he's been provided with is unsuitable for hearings proper or get under way in february now it's the u.s. that seeking a

leipzig is also hosting an exhibition devoted to winton baird's art and his commitment to the people of east germany. i'm in leipzig of the museum of fine arts for a very special exhibition special because of the artist who's right here because he's actually better known as the legend of german rock music and i don't use that word legend lightly because this man has the strode to the german rock scene for nearly 50 yes 50 years linda welcome thank you the italians had an. absolutely i'm i 1st question is he in your 8th decade playing to stadiums you have the biggest audiences ever. as you know they all love you know the people cultural show you know to carry this through the shoot 230000. is false and all that yeah yeah. we did of your. ethics was really. it's made from. 'd you know and it brings a lot of luck to us this gurgling will be good for the bones is good for the draws cheers forces you give. me me me me me me me me me me me me oh good it is will both good and. let's find out more about this amazing man mr linden. linton barrack is a household name in germany he lives in the

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now the victims commissioner, dame vera baird, has told this programme that dating apps should take more,000 after meeting them on dating apps. he was sentenced to three years in jail after pleading guilty to 11 counts of fraud and four counts of malicious communications. well, ijust swiped right because he was good—looking and we swapped numbers quite quick. he was just saying that i was looking forward to me, he didn‘t have many friends. you know, he had just moved to liverpool. but he made me feel like he was quite vulnerable. ivan used the same story to start his scams. he would pretend he was at a petrol station before he even met the women and say there was an issue with payment for his fuel. he would claim the petrol station staff were racist and the police were en route. on the day of the date, i was in a lecture at uni and he rang me. i remember him saying they think just because, you know, i‘m a big black man that i‘m sort of a shady character. i now remember being like, well, that‘s not ok. i made the first transaction of money to him, and that was £70. so we‘re on about proba

. >> it's a beautiful space to just walk around >> reporter: julia baird is lennon's half-sister >> what'syou think tht was strawberry field the song is describing how he would come here. so it's obviousl reporter: for red gates. but the gardens were overgrown, the victorian home empty, damaged by fire. now lennon's playground has been reborn let me take you down to the new strawberry fields. open to the public for the first the beatles' footsteps this place, which was such an inspiration to a young john lennon, is now part museum, part meditation space, and much more. a place where young adults with learning disabilities are taught life skills. >> i've done new things, bigger things that i've never done before >> you feel like john lennon's presence is here around the building, making your confidence grow >> reporter: it all works out. in a way john lennon the boy playing in these fields could never have imagined. kelly biella, nbc news, liverpool. >> the best songs transcend generations. >> yeah. one magical place there. >> wonderful just"midway" soars to the top of the box office. >> an

this is a child this is daniel baird and i'm not saying. this is him is going out as does mrs didn't and. must do must respect. that he did not this is then he does on that one that says none of that that's that is under this i need to tie up a little. too much on its own. bruising just to eat years and to numbers as medicine and also mention to you not of the things taken they must make and also meeting between 9 and this is 2nd eldest. that's the undone immanence i'm reading what is good news is that when you muslim it didn't want anyone and strengthen them in the face of ad understood so going in there isn't was this guy's messiah displacement in des moines son in law that just does it answer how morris is still did his own to name an awful and this is a little the end no instead just on the most conflict in the land was privileged enough. in demand lit me an example of it's haven't been doing it you can order songs on tag attached and on past attempts my understand as most lengthy snooze mitten summons to summon. you to makes me really

it's a beautiful space to just walk around and -- julia baird is lennon's half-sister.this place meant to john? >> i think it meant an awful lot to him the first thing we know he wrote about was strawberry field the song is describing how he would come here. so it was obviously a place of importance to him. >> reporter: for decades beatle fans have come here to take pictures at the famous red gates. but the gardens were overgrown, the victorian home eliminaty, damaged by fire. now lennon's playground has been reborn let me take you down to the new strawberry fields. open to the public for the first time, where fans can follow the beatles' footsteps this place, which was such an inspiration to a young john lennon, is now part museum, part medication space, and much more. a place where young adults with learning disabilities are taught life skills. >> i've done new things, bigger things that i've never done before >> you feel like john lennon's presence is here around the building making you -- making your confidence grow >> reporter: it all works out. in a way john lenno

sanctions were related to the nuclear facility at fordo you know i expect anything else from mr palmer baird disgracefully defends the maximum pressure regime and imposition of sanctions on iran and a major policy overhaul the us caused outrage by declaring that it no longer uses right of settlements west bank as illegal and activists in the u.k. raise concerns about domestic abuse survivors taking part in the country's upcoming elections his claim.

course is to exploits as much media coverage possible so i think that's very an issue my 2nd mike baird response is this one looks absolutely no intelligence at seoul that this is going to happen because only a few weeks ago the threat level here in the united kingdom was reduced some severe what's it been for 5 years this went to 14 so. of substantial implications of that decision by jade joint center is another sense i was not alone it was in the words an extract won't was that at the moment of the they didn't expect wall on there was no intelligence to indicate so as a few thoughts up the moments we'll have to wait and see when the dust settles what we know about this individual on the motivations but i would say in the lacy what shall be a set in relation to knife crime. unfolds in the no terrorist attacks have utilized this mode this method in the last few years and the reason they do this of course is there is less chance of them being detected by the security services that is so simple and easy so long since as this. as you quite rightly said the information so fresh after this a

years of the british not taxing the colonies, saying baird taxing the citizens of great britain. the average colonist has less than 1% tax while in britain, it is up to 22%. after the french and indian war, something has to happen. you can't keep taxing the same people in great britain. a lot of the war is fought in north america, to they should pay for it. at the same time, the british are now the world power. when you have another one to compete with, it is one story but now, you have a vast amount of territory. you have native americans, french nationals living in these captioning these captured provinces. now you have smaller disturbances that show what britain now has to control. a lot of it is parliament. most of the people of great britain are not as represented in the parliament, so what is the difference? it is a difference of agreement, not understanding. some arbitrary power taken by the failure of the land bank and so forth that leads to this boiling point. >> we heard this morning about tensions with the loyalists in virginia. what was going on in boston and the surr

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the other thing that happened with her is that she is the youngest congresswoman baird i guess, alexandria lot of firsts. but she didn't get on the cover of "glamour" magazine and all the other things. in the closed-door hearing, she goes to ask a question to a witness and the witness' lawyer says i'm sorry, i didn't think that staff was allowed to ask questions. she very graciously said, it's okay. it happens all the time. she is the young woman. >> greg: she has young woman. i can see that, dana. how condescending. i think that's absolutely right. you shall not elect them because of what they are. you know what i mean. you don't elect them because they are black. you don't elect them because they are white. you don't elect someone because they are woman. you don't elect someone because they are a man. you elect someone because they are persuasive, they've got talent. having said that though, i've changed my mind 4 times on the story. if she was going after, they whicwould say that she is a natl contender for the presidency. then, he apologized. you are supposed to accept every apology. i

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baird saying deceleration from 2018 levels.is definitely a deceleration compared, but the key is if you look at the growth since they started pushing on singles' day, it is incredible. we should not be too impressed with the dollars. the big story here is the data. how they are able to do it. when you look on comparison, when you look at the number of people alibaba shoppers have and you compare it to u.s. population, prime day and black friday is actually not that far behind. the numbers are much huger, but there are so many more people. the big story is the data and what happens to the data for retailers in the u.s. kurt: jeff, i'm curious when you talk about that data, give us a sense of why that is so valuable to alibaba, especially in the growing field of e-commerce players. what does that give us that someone like amazon might not get through prime day or do they? jeff: they do get that through prime day but data has an impact for advertisers. there's a lot of advertisers in the u.s. and a lot of big companies that tradit

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joining me now is manu in washington along the melanie zanona, and addie baird.s this a sleepless days and nights stake out situation for capitol hill reporters? >> that's what it's been like here on capitol hill. the depositions have taken place behind closed doors. they've been going ten hours. the members don't have their cell phones. we're trying to get information that's why sometimes you're not getting the details until days later. the other thing is it's really a historic moment on capitol hill. impeachment, in fact, has become a tourist attraction. staffers have been taking tour groups past the depositions and people have been trying to take pictures with us and ask us questions about what's going on. we also saw people that came for the impeachment resolution vote. a lot of history buffs, civic nerds, curious citizens. i expect we'll see the same thing during the impeachment hearings. >> manu, what is this like compared to a normal time on capitol hill? is there is such a thing? does it feel different? >> it's exhausting, but also this is for me, i've be

. >> reporter: julia baird is lennon's half sister. what do you think this place meant to john?k it meant an awful lot to him. the first thing that we know, which he wrote about, was strawberry field. the song is describing how he would come here. so it was obviously a place of importance to him. >> reporter: for decades, beatles fans have come here to take pictures of the famous red gates, but the gardens were overgrown. the victorian home empty, damaged by fire. now, lennon's playground has been reborn. let me take you down to the new strawberry fields, open to the public for the first time, where fans can follow the beatles' footsteps. this place, which was such an inspiration to a young john lennon, is now part museum, part meditation space, and much more. a place where young adults with learning disabilities are taught life skills. >> i've done new things, bigger things that i've never done before. >> you feel like john lennon's presence is here around the building, making your confidence grow. >> reporter: it all works out in a way john lennon the boy, playing in these fie

i would like to speak to dame baird, the victims commissioner, because i have a lot of things i wouldhuge disappointment. he says in recent years they had to relive the events by sitting through the longest inquest in british legal history followed by two trials. that statement following the news, breaking in the last hour, that the hillsborough match commander, david duckenfield, has been found not guilty of the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans, 96th fan who died more than one year and one day after the disaster was not the subject of any charges. the jury at preston crown court decided that david duckenfield was not guilty of gross negligence manslaughter. and lots of reaction coming from families, all expressing disappointment at the fa ct expressing disappointment at the fact this has taken 30 years to get to this stage. 30 years since the disaster. we will have plenty more from our correspondence at preston crown court. as you can clearly gather, there is concern that because there are still trials to be carried out in connection with this, we will have to be ca

. >> julia baird is lennon's half sister. >> reporter: what do you think this place meant to john?the song was describing how he would come here. it was obviously a place of importance to him. >> reporter: for decades they've come here to take picture of the famous red gates but the gardens were overgrown, the victorian home empty, damaged by fire. now lennon's playground has been reborn. let me take you down to the new strawberry fields, open to the public for the first time where fans can follow the beatles' footsteps. this place, which was such an inspiration to a young john lennon is now part museum, part meditation space and much more. a place where young adults with learning disabilities are taught life skills. >> i've done new things, bigger things that i've never done before. >> you feel like john lennon's presence is here around the building, making your confidence grow. >> reporter: it all works out in a way john lennon, the boy playing in these fields, could never have imagined. kelly kocobiella, nbc news. >> it will officially open tuesday with a ribbon cutting ceremony

oppenheimer saying, quote, a majority of consumers will not be inspired while baird sedays, quote, over time, impressive features will earn over an audience and toni sacconaghi saying, quote, the truck looks weird, like, really weird >> i think it looks cool >> twitter also weighing in on the truck's design this gif of ryan gosling laughing another showing it in the paint app, tweeting, elon and print. and another tweeting, finally, my boy at elon musk made the car i always drew when i was 5 you like this design >> i think it's cool i'm also not a pickup truck owner, so maybe i'm like part of that demographic that would see this and, you know, likes the design and, you know, would be the niche that everybody keeps debating about, that this would speak to it's also made with the same materials they're using for their new space-x rocket, so i guess i'm partial. >> that's what i thought i thought they used the designer from one of his space companies. >> nerd pickup musk says he drew inspiration from ridley scott's "blade run." take a look at that original trailer. >> there was just one ou

he call up reporters pretending to be john baird.e knew that that perception was reality in a television world. that was what made him so successful in the many tv mediums he moved to. the tabloid television talk shows sitcom cameos, reality tv, wwe, wwe professional wrestling hall of fame member you can look it up. and fox news which really elevated him into a political personality. >> rick, you are looking at how these technologies have been used by other players, nations or nongovernment actors. what have you seen broadly? who was able to quickly grasp the importance and change the nature of evil in global politics the way it's carried out now? >> when the berlin wall came down in 1991 a fellow named vladimir putin was a kgb officer interest. not a very successful kgb officer if you interrupted during the height of the cold war. >> i see a theme now a pattern. what putin recognized at the time was that the berlin wall fell without a single bullet or missile being fired. and russia had basically bankrupted itself for the past 30 ye