that's the -- >> jon: she's making porridge for god sakes in croatia.out that i have taken acting classes. >> right. >> jon: exactly. now you are mostly -- >> we do all of the interiors -- that's in croatia what you just saw because that's -- >> jon: outdoors. >> interiors belfast. >> jon: is that where they made the titanic or the museum? >> we shoot in the studio we converted it. where we painted the titanic. >> jon: they did. >> and now they opened up a titanic museum next door to the studio. >> jon: i always found that odd. >> it's a bad ohmen. >> jon: because you made -- bad omen. we made the titanic, look at what we crewed up. >> it's strange. >> jon: can i get an x-men spoiler? >> my hair is fantastic. [ laughter ] >> jon: really? can i tell them who you play or am i not allowed to say? >> i play trask. doesn't have a superpower but amazinging hair. >> jon: good share nothing to sneeze at. >> no. >> jon: i'm getting a little in the back there. i don't know if you can see that anything going? >> what are you asking? >> jon: a bald spot. >> no it's

throughout croatia, sobe -- that's rooms for rent in private homes -- are a much better value than big hotels. ours is run by pero. pero, tell me about the war here in dubrovnik. pero: well, it was a very difficult time. dubrovnik was under siege for eight months. so, no water, no electricity, no food, medicine. and all the refugees from all those smaller places around, they came to dubrovnik, hoping they would not dare to do such things to dubrovnik, right? steves: what happened to this house? pero: well, this house was hit by two grenades from mortars, right? so, this is what i found on top of my house. two of those explode. the house was hit. no tiles -- i could see the sky. there was no roof on the house. steves: and this house... pero: this house is more than six centuries old. and it's in my family for more than 200 years. so i took some loans in the bank, and i decided to rent it, like a guesthouse. steves: so, now the tourists are coming back, and you have a good business. -pero: yes. -steves: and a beautiful house. congrat-- the quality and the craftsmanship is just beautiful.

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in croatia, one family has a very different tradition.or years, the family has celebrated by turning their property into an easter extravaganza. this year, they used 1.5 million lamps and 10,000 easter eggs of different shapes and sizes. it's becoming a growing tourist attraction, which is probably just as well as they spend almost $14,000 a year on electricity. now, brazil is best known for beaches, bikinis, music and football but the they want to draw attention to their artistic culture. rob reynolds has a story >> reporter: anyone who has seen dancers in salvador move to go african-inspiredrithims or strolled among uropreto will realize brazil is a country with a deep and vie brants cultural heritage? >> people are hungry for culture and brazil has such a diversity of culture that you don't see anywhere. we want to go beyond football and beaches and samba. we want to show ourselves >> under a new government program, low-income workers can get rechargeable cards likely this with credits worth about $20 a month. employers provide most of

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and i saw something today, when the former commerce secretary, ron brown's plane crashed in croatia,hey did no go on land, these are four of the most dependable. what do you say about four of them didn't go off? >> yes, this is very interesting, when the elts were developed in the '70s, the reliability rate was very low, only about 25% of the time did they go off. this has improved over time. the latest number we have is about an 80% activation rate. so there is a 20% factor that says they wouldn't go off. but all four? this is again one of the many strange elements of this disappearance, of which we're into the seventh or so week of now, 43 days. another question mark to add to the growing number of questions we have about mh-370. >> yeah, david souci, what do you know about these elts? is it something you could shut off? are they built into the raft slides, the emergency exit slides? >> well, there are two or three different kinds we're talking about here. the one on the nose is only a deceleration, the other two by the doors are activated by water. so they're not expected to go of

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'cause it's so hot in dubrovnik in croatia in the summer.so, obviously from the clip, not a great time for margaery and the gentleman. she is having a tough time. >> yeah. >> seth: locking down her king at this point. >> poor marge. >> seth: yeah, she is the carrie bradshaw of westeros. >> things happen in threes in life, right? so it is very disconcerting. >> seth: have you read the books? >> uh-unh. >> seth: that's fine. >> i hear you're a bit of a connoisseur. >> seth: i've read the books, yes. >> so tell me about margaery. tell me about -- >> seth: i will say, the books have a lot of character that's have point of view -- you know, it's told from their point of view. margaery isn't one of those characters, so you know less about her. so it's been really fun -- i think the show has made margaery much bigger. >> do you approve? >> seth: i do approve. yeah. wait, are people not getting my complaint e-mails? [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm writing to the gameoftthrones.com. >> and nobody has responded? >> seth: nobody's responded. >> oh dear. >> s

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countries like croatia, which might not think of growing grapes and making wine, as is a , and awine, spicy wine ready to drink wine. andngelina jolie, brad pitt wine. yes, its true. i think that is something people should know about celeb rewind. people are not just giving a name or a pair they want to make sure it is good-quality, because you can't fool anyone anymore. i love the color of rose. and for is refreshing the best part is inexpensive. put me on the spot, i will go with her director, francis ford coppola. unlike his wine and a like his movies. cheers. vanitys the ultimate project, owning your own vineyard. >> vw is out with its numbers. we will give you a breakdown that is slightly better than anticipated. we'll come back after this short break. we will see in a moment. -- see you in a moment. ♪ back.come we're just getting some breaking news from volkswagen. >> the ebit number has come through at 2.9 billion. that is ahead of expectation. vw brand in particular slipped back when it comes to the operating line. and skodas done well has done really well. >> interesting you

countries like croatia, which you might not think of, growing grapes and making wine. , a spicy unique, and ready to drink. angelina jolie, brad pitt, and wine. that is true. something that people should know about celebrity wine is they are not just giving their name away. they have to make sure it is good quality. americans no wine. i love the color of rosÉ. it is refreshing and the best part is, it is inexpensive. the big question islands get asked is -- which one did you like better? the spot here, i like the francis ford coppola. i like his wine in his movies. cheers. you a wine lover? do you have a favorite vintage? >> i like chardonnays from the rough and -- chardonnays from the russian river valley. >> specific. are you sweet over bitter? or more like ice cream for breakfast like during the break? different kind a of connoisseur, but i like some wine. >> frank, thank you for everything, including your perspective. >> i enjoyed it. >> it was good to have you. approaching 56 minutes past the hour, meaning a bloomberg television is on the markets. futures this morning, the s&p is

one of the big changes i am seeing is that you see companies emerging from croatia and finland and thinkrope, the biggest gains right now in the app store and on google play are from european companies, two of them from helsinki. this is just mind blowing. >> you are changing your game and getting into the business -- >> conferencing to me is a very analog and antiquated business. ien i came into conferencing, had a background in software but not in conferencing. i was very struck by the first few years, all of these exhibition companies were run without any technology whatsoever. they just invited people and everyone mattered, there was no hardware or software changing or improving that experience. you go to an event and you want to extract value. you don't have to meet the right people but with 10,000 people in the room, how do you find the right people? that is part of the reason we have gone from 400 people to essentially the fastest growing technology conference in the world. >> paddy, we will leave it there. we have extraordinaire people here today. what company or what person are

where two hundred thousand serbs were expelled from croatia. in the lead up to the wars in the region so what's happened today in new crane we can see very much with the slow boat over the right sector distributing i.o.c. organizations being given political recognition sarah folks for your time i'm afraid we're out of time for mobile really appreciate thoughts trying to bring it all to international sort of firm as the head of the n.t. want a national action center in new york city. where mate has been using the ongoing crisis was saying that in ukraine as a justification for those warnings beefing up its forces close to russia's borders the alliance also froze ties with russia in the wake of its reification with crimea most recently and that's of course security cooperation picking up the story here is going to try to come to the. the referendum in crimea and its subsequent becoming part of russia has opened a floodgate of fear mongering nato several rounds of post cold war expansion did not make much sense to a lot of people especially given

black sea expanded nato's ranks, and the big bang that grew the eu, and five years since albania and croatia became part of nato. in hindsight, it's tempting to suggest that this was inevitable, but those of us who lived through it know it was anything but inevitable. i remain in awe of the determination and moral courage the people and the leaders who willed their country forward through political, economic and social upheaval. and the glory is all theirs -- all theirs. like so many of you, i was proud to play a very small supporting role. i had the opportunity, ironically with my colleague bill roth who was chairman of the finance committee at the time, to help bring the baltics and central europe into nato. it's easy to forget that this was a hard-fought battle on the floor at the time. there wasn't unanimity in the united states senate. some of the brightest and most articulate members of the senate thought that -- thought that expansion was happening too soon. others said it went too far, it would generate a reaction in russia that was inappropriate. but i was strongly in favor, joined

there's croatia. you see an american flag. of course, germany. holland, of course, scotland i'm being told. >> there are so many people in that square in italy, we're having trouble hearing him. we're going to come back to him during the 3:00 hour for more. msnbc will have full coverage of tomorrow's services beginning at 4:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> one school for special kids, another for regular ones. for many, that's the rub with charter schools. is it really as simple as that? we're going to take a look at that. first, though, it's being billed as nine acres of guns under one roof. close to 80,000 people are expected at this week's nra annual convention. how anti-gun activists are fighting back. this is msnbc. salesperson #1: so, again, throwing in the $1,000 fuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42 highway miles per gallon makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #1: point is there's never been a better time to buy a jetta tdi clean diesel. avo: during the first

soviet bloc since one thousand nine hundred one are i happen to know that there was an election in croatiasome years ago back in the ninety's which went wrong as far as the european union was concerned and the monitors report about it was suppressed and of course in one thousand nine hundred six in russia magenta else in research of one even though everybody knows he lost the point about the election and the point about the election that's going to happen in the ukraine is it is not really an election at all to of the candidates in this that start if mr dog kin were recently assaulted because they're considered to be by the right sector too close to the protesters in the east what the purpose of this election is to legitimize the seizure of power that took place in kiev on the twenty second of february and i think that's an important point to make because i agree with you completely the dominant groups within the government at least on the military side right sector and the rest would certainly not be able to win power to the extent that they have it now in any conceivable democratic elect

republicans but we're all the way to the present here go ahead chris jump in but we also saw for instance croatia's independence be recognized civilians be recognized by germany which actually triggered the breakup of the former yugoslavia which led not so very overt divorce but to a bloody series of wars in former yugoslavia in which the west and nate's all got their hands absolutely embroiled in creating that creating that mess and i think actually the very few examples. velvet divorce majority of cases they are messy because actually the great powers come in and intervene time in time time and time again into that former yugoslav is a case in point but also we should also look at the situation in what the former soviet union you know we have the great powers intervening in the caucuses and elsewhere and we see the geishas of that right to self-determination we see it in iraq where for instance the americans have played with the codes they don't want to recognize the kurdish entity in syria they don't want to recognize the kurds fighting for freedom in turkey but they're happy to give the kurds i