it began here, in the streets of budapest.fe, his past, his upbringing led him again and again to look through a piece of glass and make images like these. but first, some context. and schnitzel. did i mention schnitzel? >> it's beautiful here. they say that, of course, that budapest is beautiful. but it is, in fact, almost ludicrously beautiful. a riot of gorgeous architectural styles, palaces, grand public spaces, former mansions of various princelings, the remains of a long-gone empire, still here. still here. if there was such a thing as building porn, it would be this. just looking out the window as you drive or trolley by, you think, i want that. who lives there? who lived there? what's it like inside? and where did they go? from high up gellard hill, you get a sense of the layout of the city. divided, split by the danube river, buda on one side, phest orphon the other. hungary divided in two. literally a crossroads of worlds. >> which is which? >> if you look down, you're in buda. if you look up, you're in phest. >> pet

reporter: in downtown budapest, signs seek to garner support for the central european university.ere, students like gaspar earn degrees that are accredited in hungary and in the u.s. founded after the iron curtain fell, the ceu is an international postgraduate institution. mr. bekes: i feel this is a very, very esteemed institution, it is the best in hungary objectively, and not just by its academic standards, but also by its humanistic value. here, you can actually feel that you are treated as a partner in learning and you are treated as a young generation who will hopefully do great things and aspire to great things, and the professors, the faculty, administration and all other students are very much supportive in this. reporter: the ceu encourages and educates students for the future to lead a free, democratic, and westward-looking hungary. but the new law threatens to shut down the university if it doesn't establish a campus in its home country -- the u.s. -- by next year. laszlo palkovics, hungary's education secretary, defends the legislation. he disapproves of the fact that

we have looked at flying out to budapest, we can't find any flights at all.owing us flights at all. bia are not allowing us to book anything. it is half term, so we are limited for time. we're going to stay in the uk and try and find somewhere to be together. we heard from the chief executive, if he was here now and you are able to ask questions, what would you ask? i would ask where his staff are. i think it is that simple. wherel staff are. i think it is that simple. where i go staff in the airport. we cannot find any. we were put ina airport. we cannot find any. we were put in a holding pen, essentially, told to stand somewhere and wait for rebutting by the ground staff from the airport. nobody with a ba logo. you are in terminal three. what was the atmosphere like? confused. not too bad when we left. we left an hour and too bad when we left. we left an hourand a too bad when we left. we left an hour and a half ago, maybe two hours ago. it was becoming more and more rioters as we left. lots of chanting over the other side of the chance terminal. we weren't

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. >>> this is in budapest, hungary.ou can see as this man is gently moving the dirt from this hole -- >> oh, what is that? kittens? puppies? >> kittens. >> why are they buried? >> a man buried them. there were three kittens buried. they were only a few inches down. somebody heard their cries coming from underground. >> you've got to be some heartless, cold, dead person inside to be able to do that. >> that is cruel, man. >> leave them to die? >> and bury them alive. >> here you can see the babies being put inside a crate. they're being taken to a vet's office. i want you to see who showed up on the scene. >> no freaking way. >> that's mom. they say mom was nearby. there's somebody who's willing to take them in. police know who did it. they wouldn't release the man's name. they say an investigation is ongoing. i think it's pretty clear he is probably not going to escape with just a slap on the hand. >> give me good news after that. that's heart breaking. >> good news, another cat rescue. but this cat doesn't want to be r

sarah and herfamily should be on holiday in budapest.a pub near heathrow. she found out the flight was cancelled. we only travel based on the fact our flight was running. we were told to make sure all flights were running before we left home. we did that. you have come from? we have come from all further in worcestershire and my sister and herfamily have in worcestershire and my sister and her family have come from kent. i like this untroubled here by train from naples after spending hours on a plane yesterday that never took off. we have been booked on a flight from here to barcelona and barcelona to london. our barcelona flight has been delayed for an hour. we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight ina hope minutes to get the connecting flight in a hope we get back to london tonight, otherwise we wait two days. as thousands of people waited in a packed heathrow, dozens of flights we re packed heathrow, dozens of flights were cancelled and many more will not depart as the airlines struggled to reset its global network after a majo

sarah booth and herfamily should be on holiday in budapest.k having lunch at a pub near heathrow. she was told by ba to come to the airport, only to find the flight was cancelled. we only travelled based on the fact our fight was still running and we had been told by ba to make sure all flights were running, before we left home and we did that. you've come from? malvern in worcestershire and my sister and herfamily have come from folkestone in kent. ba passengers in rome have been told it might be tuesday before they get home. some travelled here by train from naples, after spending hours on a plane there yesterday that never took off. we've been booked on a flight from here to barcelona, and barcelona to london, but our barcelona fight has been and barcelona to london, but our barcelona flight has been delayed an hour and so we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope we get back to london tonight. otherwise we've got to wait two days. as thousands of people waited in a packed heathrow, dozens of flights were cancelled and man

sarah and herfamily should be in budapest but instead she is stuck having lunch at a pub near heathrowo go to the airport only to find the flight had been cancelled. we travelled based on the fact our fight was still running and we had been told by british airways to make sure flights were running, before we left home, and we did that. you have come from? malvern in worcestershire and my sister has come from folkestone. now they are probably going on holiday in the uk instead. we had really been looking forward to it because we like going away together, but it's not as bad as it could have been because other people probably had it worse than us. british airways passengers in rome have been told it might be tuesday before they get home. some travelled by train from naples, coming for a plane which never took off. we are going from here to barcelona and barcelona to london but the barcelona fight has been delayed an hour and so we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope we get back to london tonight, otherwise we have got to wait two days. as thousands of people wait, do

sarah booth and herfamily should be on holiday in budapest but instead she is stuck having lunch at awas told by ba to come to the airport, only to find the flight was cancelled. high we only travelled based on the fact our fight was still running and we had been told by ba to make sure all flights were running, before we left home and we did that. you've come from? malvern in worcestershire and my sister and herfamily have come from folkestone in kent. now they're probably going on holiday in the uk instead. we had really been looking forward to it because we do like going away together. but it's not as bad as it could have been because other people probably had it worse than us. ba passengers in rome have been told it might be tuesday before they get home. some travelled by train from naples, after spending hours on a plane there yesterday which never took off. we've been booked on a flight from here to barcelona, and barcelona to london but the barcelona fight has been delayed an hour and so we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope we get back to london tonight.

in myanmar, even in europe with to budapest railway, some controversy around that.ere are some issues that china will have to iron out. will be at pains to express that this is about globalization that will benefit all parties involved. these conversations will take place over sunday and monday. thank you so much. rishaad: our next guest doubts the initiative will offer china reliable alliances. he is with us now. why the skepticism here? basically, there has been a lot of media coverage and hype, but the one bell, one road initiative is still in its very early stages. the state onis banks and state owned funding is and the that early stages. there has been pushed back from banks worried about their own balance sheets and capital controls. >> the banks are worried, but in china, you can push back only so far. sophie: tom did highlight that china is trying to bring on more private investors. how could that scenario play out? >> the keyword you used is trying. you are trying, but if in the private sector, you look at risks, viability. are they going to pay me my money

anti-semitism -- >> it represents his father who was a noble person who was later betrayed and fought in the budapestesting to you all of this is pure speculation and nonsense made up deliberately. there has been more than 40 articles on the left. none of them can bring up one quote or one thing he ever said that is the least bit ant anti-semitism. i know this man's heart. the left will have a lot of egg on their face, when they get down to it they will see this is just an attack. >> it doesn't bother you, the people killed during the holocaust, to wear that medal, no matter what it may mean because of his father, would no matter what be distasteful. >> if you take that attack, anybody with a german background is somehow labelled being anti-semitic. the bottom line is you measure the man for what he says and what he does and what he stands for and if the media will look at that clearly they will find that sebastian gorka is a strong supporter of israel, and to suggest otherwise is a deliberate, ugly character assassination that does not behoove in media in any way. >> all right, congressman, thank yo

after my firing, i decided i -- my daughter decided i should take a breath, and she pushed me to budapest. days sitting and crying in the rain, i returned and ivan called me and said, where are you? i said, i am at the airport. he said, take a taxi. we will be here. there were five of us. i asked one question -- what should we do? we can leave our lives, or we can try to do something. i then said, we have 8 -- ivan make we have the chance to media with the right purposes, the right staff, and no owner at all. no oligarchs. let's try. melinda: let me ask you. i read that 70% of your earnings right now are coming from advertising, which is huge. you guys have only been doing this for a short period of time. congratulations on that. that is a huge deal. what kind of companies advertise with you? are there any penalties for russian company's advertising with you? ivan: the best companies advertise with meduza. galina: we started with advertising. it was absolutely free of charge for advertisers, but we were trying to attract them. have, among our advertisers, russian divisions of internationa

it came up in budapest, hungary made an elementary discovery. he realized during an epidemic of fever that after dissecting a corpse to find out what killed her, he washed his hands with lye soap for he went to deliver a baby. the mother and child are more lucky to survive. and so, civil war doctors do their best. and there are some that poo poo the idea of a germ theory, but the younger ones except it. friday indicating all of those limbs? because we do not have antibiotics. it is not just the speed required on the battlefield, but it shatters bones. you cannot put shattered bones back together. you got to have terrible infections. in the patient is probably going to die. cutting off limbs is about saving lives. and the pain -- we do have some anesthetics coming in. aspirin has not get i been invented -- aspirin has not yet been invented. you all have seen those old movies about the cavalry and there is always the drunken, either sergeant. and drunkenness was a severe problem in the old frontier army. but it was not just because of the boredom.

used in "wannacry" attacks to the same malware that was used in sony and the bank of poland and budapeste similarities, the word we're hearing is that north korea is behind the "wannacry" attacks. david: wow. >> yet to be definitive, as we know, you can copy, you know, malware is copied by other hackers all the time. it is a simple cut and paste. and you really can't, therefore, attribute it directly to north korea at this time. david: miller newton, we have to have you back. this story is not over. thanks for being here. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: unexpected danger at nursing homes. a bug problem that could put your loved ones in danger. plus when caffeine becomes life-threatening. the truth behind too much caffeine. dr. marc siegel weighs in. that's next. ♪ melissa: breaking news for you now. new details, the media area of the north lawn of the white house has been evacuated. the secret service responding on twitter, quote, secret service responding to an individual who jumped bike rack along the north fence line of pennsylvania avenue. suspect in custody. interesting. david: i d

sarah booth and herfamily should be on holiday in budapest, instead she's stuck having lunch in a pubflight was cancelled. we only travelled based on the fact our flight was still running. we were told by ba to make sure flights were running before we left home so we did that. and you've come from... we've come from mavern in worcestershire and my sister and herfamily have come from folkestone in kent. now, they are probably going on holiday in the uk instead. we had really been looking forward to it because we do like going away together. but it's not as bad as it could have been, because other people probably had it worse than us. ba passengers in rome have been told it might be to stay before they can get home. some travelled here by train from naples, after spending hours on a plane there yesterday that never took off. we've now been booked on a flight from here to barcelona, barcelona to london, but our barcelona flight has been delayed an hour, so now we've got 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope that we get back to london tonight, otherwise we've got to wait two

here is video from an american traveler stuck at an airport in budapest, hungary, where travelers haven stranded today. we'll keep you updated on this story throughout the day here on msnbc live. >>> happening now, the severe weather threat for the ohio valley into the southern plains and the appalachians. this video is from indianapolis where strong winds caused some damage overnight. joining me now, msnbc's meteorologist, bonnie schneider. bonnie, what's happening out there this holiday weekend? >> well, jacob, just moments ago a tornado watch was issued for parts of kansas and missouri. this goes until 7:00 p.m. central time tonight. this is an area we're watching for strong thunderstorms just south of kansas city. we have severe thunderstorm warnings well in place. so unfortunately it's going to be a dangerous day as we go through much of the afternoon into the evening hours. i want to talk about travel since it's such a busy travel weekend. for this afternoon we're looking at dangerous travel, possibly thunderstorms along i-70. that's where we have the tornado watch right now. als

charter but also the budapest agreement and the annexation of crimea by the russian federation is essentially accepted by the liberal international order as just one of those things, never mind. ukraine is in a state of more or less civil war. it would be wrong to call it a frozen conflict because it is really quite hot and there are periodic outbreaks of violence. the picture that fareed paints of latin america is kind of baffling. i don't know, heard of venezuela, following events in ka caracas? it may be on the retreat in argentina, but it is putting up a ferocious rear guard action in vennes wallace right now and people are being killed in the streets of caracas. my sense is we probably all have overestimated the benefits of creating a completely interconnected world. we didn't realize that it would actually be former kgb operatives who would best understand how to unleash troll armies to try to influence democratic elections. we under estimated the extent to which a interconnected world would be a great opportunity for the islamic terrorists to prop gate their message. really, radical is

. >> boston, budapest, and rome were also sunk by aernt olympic groups.ere concerns being listed by the residents of l.a.? angeles supports the olympic bid. i'm not sure i have had 88% of los angeles people support anything. it goes to show the excitement of everybody here in l.a..ing hoping to have an alimp ix back here. concerns about traffic being a problem. >> all right. what say you, chris connelly? >> i'm 100% behind it. i'm usually an olympic skeptic. we would do a great job. >> that would be great. thank you both, have a good weekend. >>> coming up, are you ready? emeril is. he's drawing up his game plan for our huge mother's day breakfast in bed surprise. it's all live. come on back. you get to do the dishes.ed... bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease-cleaning power. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. right now, small mccafé smoothies, ok, now you're just staring. shakes and frappés are just two dollars. and every sixth purchase is free with our app. we rbut we are not victims.ack. we are survivors. we are survivors. we are survivors.

i was born in budapest hungary. i was to end my family left in 1957 as refugees. we emigrated to brazil were riveted for 13 years trying to come apply to come to the united states. my parents, brother myself legally immigrated to the united states. we followed all the rules, the laws. we followed all the background investigation, thorough background investigation and thorough medical exams by american consulates appointed and approved doctors. we also have to have the character witnesses attesting with good moral standing. and my father was required to have a job contract. today april 27 marks my sons 15th anniversary of his murder. ronald was my first born, my only son. his father, my first husband was a brazilian national. ronald was a good person, kind, considerate, respectful, loving, funny, sometimes a practical joker. he helped my parents and one was a good big brother to his two sisters. became was always there when anyone needed his help. ronald went to visit his two children. while standing in the driveway a shot, bullet intended for someone else. the sho

. >> there were some other cities who were in on this, boston, budapest and rome but they were sunk byps. are there concerns being listed by the residents of l.a.? if so, how has the city addressed those? >> the mayor told us 88% of los angeles supports the olympic bid. i think i remember him saying that i'm not really sure i've had 88% of people in los angeles support anything. it goes to show the excitement of everybody here in l.a. hoping to have an olympics back here. of course there are a lot of things to be concerned about, traffic probably being one of them, that those olympic lanes are definitely going to help out. >> all right. thank you. what say you, chris connelly? >> i'm 100% behind it. i'm usually an olympic skeptic. we have a major story to share here in los angeles. i wish we could do it tomorrow. >> that would be great. thank you both, have a good weekend. >>> coming up, are you ready? emeril is. he's drawing up his game plan for our huge mother's day breakfast in bed surprise. it's all live. come on back. mom gets breakfast in bed... you get to do the dishes. bring 'e

tom: we come up on the 10th anniversary of your budapest speech were you spoke about the productivitye? can we do better productivity in your? -- europe? jean-claude: it is very important or us europeans as well as for all advanced levelies to get back to a of productivity growth which would be permitting it to have growth much higher than the present level of potential growth. that is not sufficient. structural reforms are essential, but also all that permits us. , thank you so much this morning. sunday in paris, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: it is payroll friday, a bounceback and jobs after disappointing consumer spending. opec is under pressure as crude collapses before 45 -- below $45 a barrel. billouse -- health care breeds life into tax reform. from york city, good morning. a warm welcome to luber daybreak. alix steel is off today. we're counting down to the market open. the session looks like this. futures are going nowhere. the euro retreats from a high. we are looking at the second round of the french election sunday. david: beyond the payroll report we will look at the rig