we want to talk about art basel.oing on for two decades, it happens every fall in miami. what interesting about this, jason, it has transformed the city, making unsafe locations in the miami area safe and hip. jason: the company behind this thinks it may have the secret sauce to helping other cities. chris tells us more. chris art basel started in : switzerland. the company behind it was getting a lot of requests from other cities to do what they did in miami in other places. art basel was a huge part of turning miami into a town with many different neighborhoods full of arts, bringing miami back a little bit to the international scene. carol: a revival? chris: neighborhoods are places where you would go and hang out. the company behind art basel developed art basel cities, which is a miniature version of what they are doing in miami. they are doing their first one in buenos aires. jason: we have seen cities over time go for the buildout -- bilbao effect. they put together a amazing museums. a lot of city say, i want

basel started in switzerland.pany behind it was getting a lot of requests from other cities to do what they did in miami in other places. was a huge part of turning miami into a town with many different neighborhoods full of arts, bringing miami back a little bit to the international scene. carol: a revival? neighborhoods: are places where you would go and hang out. the company behind art basel ies,loped art basel cit which is a miniature version of what they are doing in miami. they are doing their first one in buenos aires. jason: we have seen cities over time go for the buildout -- bilbao effect. they put together a amazing museums. a lot of city say, i want to get a piece of that, but it does not work out so well. bilbao put on something that cost 220 million dollars, and they recoup their money quickly. on the map.ompany people have thought alton cultural institutions, they will be what turns our city around. but this has not traditionally worked. carol: because not all cultural products have been transformat

love affair a car show for romantics opens in basel with something. and the first active photos reveal how different breeds is seen cumin. been stirred a belgian barkeep her makes cocktails for the stars. we kick off today's show in switzerland which is playing host to grand basel a showcase for automobiles and their role in society and art from models of from generations gone by to futuristic examples that never made it to production the event is not just for current through this but for lovers of artistic design as well. this nine hundred sixty one lincoln continental once belonged to a padlock because by combining it with one of her own sculptures to serve if you he has turned it into. transforms cars made by his family into lifestyle objects. and design professor pollard to me nearly has turned his experiences with an old fear into a video installation the vote of cause in modern life and culture is the theme at grant. my car is my studio when i drive because i'm keeping the attention on the road and of course what i'm doing. it doesn't completely

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very quickly, basel?een now and november, i think this is going to dominate for a little while, actually. i hope we get into issues nationally, not just in florida. >> all right. well, thank you to both of you for your time. great hearing your perspective. and we are approaching the top of the hour, which means i'm out of time. i'm frances rivera in for alex witt. richard, take it away. >> great show. have a good rest of your weekend. >> thank you. >> and hello to you. i'm richard louie in for david gura on this sunday at msnbc headquarters in new york city. final farewell. senator john mccain laid to rest this hour in annapolis, maryland, capping a remarkable weekend of remembrances for him. plus for you, courtside seat. we are two days away from brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearings. the trump administration is withholding more than 100,000 pages of records related to his work in the bush white house. and the story to tell. attorneys for george papadopoulos are directly contradicting what attorney gen

it's not the first paragraph. >> basel, andrew gillum down in florida surprised everybody by winningation there. some of that is chalked up to his organization of minority communities. to y do you tli there are lessons the democrats should take away? >> yes, it's engaging the constituencies that perhaps other elected officials using an older political model might not have been done. there is this argument that people like crowley and others, john f. kennedy's old district in massachusetts, we shouldn't be challenging these incumbent members. when you see the diversity of these challengers and the fact that they are representing a different kind of constituency, then what you are doing is able to sort of dig down and expand the electorate. one thing incredible about the florida race is you had more democrats vote in that election than you did in midterm elections going back to 2002. that shows we have the depth of the electorate. we have to have the candidates that can engage. going on to what you were saying a second ago go tabout the pocahontas comment, the monkeying around comment,

all of the cars under splay at grand basel have a story to tell and here they presented like artworks in a gallery in just the right light. the vehicles on show range from the earliest of automobiles. to the wild experiments of the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's. to the self driving electric cars designed by jets will judge. orders . grandpas will an exciting new platform to discuss past and future mobility and our continuing fascination with the automobile. and with that we come to the end of another week of euro maxwell don't forget to keep up with this. on facebook from me and the rest of us here it's by for now. i want to feel. thank you for. the both. the. good. news for. thank you sixty thank you michelle thank you everywhere for thank you. no echoed around. the student protests reached their peak. young people called for peace and freedom but a system struck back on to summer of love summer of conflict is. still. going to. be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan that instantly assumes summoning is just that the

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its lowest level since the nine hundred ninety eight asian financial crisis that's bringing in only basel financial correspondent from france but we wind this browse on emerging economies currencies right now it's like an infectious disease isn't it . it is spreading and the investors are becoming a little bit scared here with the viewpoint from the emerging markets and they're seeing similar developments not the same but similar growth problems inflation problems attack on the currency and the government or the central banks not really providing clear answers and answers that are satisfying that are that are satisfying the investors that the doubts are superfluous so no investor wants to be caught in an emerging country now at the moment i think to be the last one out in case it spirals forward so you see people taking flight now and the problem is there's an attractive place to go away from the emerging country merging market country with maybe too high inflation with growth sagging south africa going into recession and the us economy is humming along rates are going up the dollar's bec

feel less safe and secure in their political environment barbara thank you so much that was barbara basell there in stockholm. look at some other stories making headlines around the world today seven people were wounded in a night attack in central paris late on sunday authorities say a man began attacking passers by outside a cinema seriously injuring four police detained suspects which will say they don't think it was terrorism. reports say russian and syrian aircraft have resumed airstrikes in the syrian province of it blue eye witnesses and a monitoring group told news agencies there were several fatalities damascus has stepped up its assault on the country's last rebel stronghold after last week's summit failed to produce a cease fire. and a commercial plane has crashed into a lake in south sudan killing at least nineteen people officials say the aircraft took off from the capital juba and was landing in the central town of your role in all the weather authorities say just a few passengers survived including a six year old. eastern germany has been. protests gripped the city of kennet

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vintage vehicles on the beach in denmark and we end the show with artistic vehicles in switzerland grand basel is a showcase for an will bills and their role in not just society but also in art from models dating back to generations gone by to futuristic examples that never made it to production the event is not just for current through his ears but also for lovers of art. this nine hundred sixty one lincoln continental once belonged to pavlo picasso by combining it with one of her own sculptures to simply feel he has turned it into. transforms cars made by his family into lifestyle objects. and design professor paolo to me nearly has turned his experiences of an old fear into a video installation the vote of cause in modern life and culture is the theme at grandpa's of. my cars my studio when i drive because i'm keeping the attention on the road and of course what i'm doing. it doesn't completely stop another area of my brain to think about it but in no way it just does a trick that it helps me create somehow exhibition organize a color to me nearly invited people from all over europe culture

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brush enclosing mug audience both in their early thirty's who met while studying fashion design in basel. combat's where it all began. getting e-mails that we liked each other's style. and even when you find the time when we became friends and again talking about what kind of fashion we like so we thought it's going to troy. the duo founded the order laying on the table three years ago in berlin it's steadily grown in popularity today they're conducting fittings in preparation for their first show at paris fashion week for the true swiss partners will even get to present their unconventional creations as part of the official calendar of events they describe their style as fiction and fantasy as a lesson eisenberg there's always something new there always surprises sometimes familiar things are reinterpreted perhaps in a unique way so it's an adventure. the highlight of their new collection is a ripped and faded hawaiian print cardigan. they need less than men all think they've been you can see the whole process by looking at the peanuts when it's clear how it's been made me dimple joked.

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so the company behind it they callsomething art basel cities, which is sort miniature version of whatn miami. they are just doing their first buenos aires. >> what i found so fascinating about this was that we've seen cities over time go for what you therred to in the story as effect, because bill bowe puts this amazing museum and a lot of cities say i want to that.piece of but it doesn't work out so well. >> right. very famously, he had that museum. every has seen it -- everyone has seen it. money veryed their quickly. armally it takes a country or municipality years to get back that money. and it put bill bowe on the map. brought it around. so people since then have thought, okay, the arts and cultural institutions can be the thing that's gonna turn our city around. if the city is struggling or if maybe justou know, wants to go to the next level and if it just sort of hasn't worked.nally >> right. because not all all culture products have been right.rmative >> our writer has a whole list of -- bill bowe non-effect. >> exactly. one thatia there's cost a billion dollars that immediate

this is not just about basel standards. it's also about accounting standards. on the balance sheet to support the activity of banks and other financial institutions through the cycle. a set of reforms -- i know alex and others have been very critical about the financial stability oversight council and its designations or nondesignations. i don't know if we could have thread that needle, according to alex, but we tried our best. the principle here is straightforward. the highest standards must be apply to the most largest and complex firms, regardless of corporate form. i want to emphasize this -- regardless of corporate form. because the problem with that, as phil alluded to, it's not that the standards were not applied. they were applied inconsistency based on the corporate choices made by large firms. it's important that any firm be allowed to fail. and for any firm to be allowed to fail, you need to have a structure that you can believe in. there's a lot of doubt about title 2. i spend a lot of time working to make it better. i still believe it's the best sy

a lot of people are pointing to basel. for that.ped a miniature version of what they do in hong kong and miami and are doing their first one in buenos aires. >> what is fascinating is we have seen cities over time go for what you referred to in the bao effect. bill he puts together an amazing museum. a lot of places say i want to get a piece of that. >> very famously, he had the frank gehry museum. it cost $228 million, and a recouped their money quickly. normally it takes a minute backty 150 just to get -- takes a municipality years to get back their money. art could turn to cities around if the city is struggling. it hasn't traditionally worked. tural projects have been transformative. not affect. in valencia, there was one that cost a billion dollars that immediately had construction problems. in rome, one cost over $15 million, and the museum faced a budget crisis. people thought the effect would help other places, but it didn't happen in valencia. >> it did happen in l.a. downtown l.a. is another example people look for. >> ano

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. >> i believe this is the right to basel because it maintains friction with trade.t is the only credible and negotiable than on the table and delivers no hard border for northern ireland. >> china is planning to cut the average tariff rate that it charges on him points -- imports as soon as next month. >>the move comes as the nation s trying to simulate -- a stimulate consumption to support a falling economy. engaged and china are in a tit-for-tat trade war with leveesdes increasing the imported on some goods. candace says nafta talks and construction but no indication a deal will be struck this week. the prime minister will meet with robert lighthouses to -- again. she said trade agreements take are that both sides committed to striking a deal. trade hashe industry spawned three billionaires. basedounded seattle privateer trading. topped $21 billion yesterday after surging more than 1200 percent in the past two months. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is b

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basel, your reaction. >> i take susan's point in terms of it being his katrina, and there's a step moret i would say that makes it even worse in some respects because he's denying the lives that were lost in puerto rico and just the denial of that, i think, is shocking for a president of the united states. and think about the toll that it's had not just on those who are on the island, but those who came to florida and other states having to flee the destruction. if you've got a point now where you have republicans -- because there's a big republican race -- two republican races in florida. you have republicans actually denouncing and taking a step back from the president's tweets, which doesn't happen that often anymore. you know it's a big problem. i don't mean to politicize it, but you have hundreds of thousands of people who have left puerto rico to go to florida. don't you think this is going to have some impact on how people view this president and how they're going to go out and go and vote in this election? >> i can't help but think that if things read nearly 3,000 american citiz

and sara kind of helped helped eleanor with the running of the household basel nor roosevelt had no idea how to run a household or raise children and sara was very good at that. so she kind of took over and then when eleanor roosevelt became more independent, she kind of wanted to take over the running of her own household and so there were two strong women here trying to kind of take control, so it led to some -- glitches in their relationship. and you have to remember, eleanor roosevelt was pretty much living in her mother-in-law's home. it was not her home. eleanor roosevelt had a very loving relationship with her father, elliot roosevelt, who was theodore roosevelt's younger brother. but she didn't have such a good relationship with her mother. her mother was a very beautiful woman, felt that eleanor roosevelt wasn't pretty enough as a little girl. she made fun of her. so eleanor roosevelt was pretty much alienated from her mother. both of her parents died by the time eleanor roosevelt was 10 years old. she really didn't have a good example of being a good mom. so that's why when she