. >> the degas?hing they know, they're following in their father's footsteps on the trail of another masterpiece. >> everybody just closed the doors in our faces all the time. nobody knew anything about nazi looted art. nobody wanted to know anything about it. >> was it the money? >> no, it's justice. it's about vindicating my father and my grandfather. >> here's another quiz question for you. a young adolf hitler failed the entrance exam at the vienna academy of fine arts. why? he was color-blind? he failed at drawing the human form? or his drawings were too violent? the answer when we return. when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. this is one gorgeous truck. special edition. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooool

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matisse, degas and jackson pollock were all influences. but it was the light and life of india that he first discovered in 1964 which became his great love and inspiration. look at those colours in a row. lilac, the pink, the orange, yellow between. amazing. i think more than any other artist i can think of, howard's paintings are a celebration of life, they are an exploration of life. it is notjust life as if seen by a one—eyed cyclops. it is life in motion, it is life as experienced over many years, but more than anything else, it is viewed through sensation and emotion and through feeling. howard hodgkin might not have enjoyed picking up his brush and making his art, but he couldn't resist it and never stopped. his paintings were his way of remembering and will be our way of remembering him. the artist sir howard hodgkin, who has died at the age of 8a. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's kirsty. tonight, david cameron's former director of communications when he was prime minister tells us that being perceived to have broken a mani

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matisse, degas and jackson pollock were all influences.first discovered in 1964 which became his great love and inspiration. look at those colours in a row. lilac, the pink, the orange, yellow between. amazing. i think more than any other artist i can think of, howard's paintings are a celebration of life, they are an exploration of life. it is notjust life as if seen by a one eyed cyclops. it is life in motion, it is life as experienced over many years, but more than anything else, it is viewed through sensation and emotion and through feeling. howard hodgkin might not have enjoyed picking up his brush and making his art, but he couldn't resist it and never stopped. his paintings were his way of remembering and will be our way of remembering him. the artist, sir howard hodgkin, who has died at the age of 8a. let's take you to a coffee shop in shanghai. here, all the employees are from families with a connection to hiv—aids. apart from giving them a job and skills, the cafe is trying to tackle the stigma still associated with hiv—aids. but

matisse, degas and jackson pollock were all influences. at those colours in a row. lilac, the pink, the orange, yellow between. amazing. i think more than any other artist i can think of, howard's paintings are a celebration of life, they are an exploration of life. it is notjust life as if seen by a one—eyed cyclops. it is life in motion, it is life as experienced over many years, but more than anything else, it is viewed through sensation and emotion and through feeling. howard hodgkin might not have enjoyed picking

he bought together the inventions of matisse and degas with the innovations of the abstract expressionistthese beautiful paintings, normally on a wood panel, highly colourful. he always said that for him, a painting was a way of remembering something. he never made any sketches and painted directly onto the panel. he took ages in doing it, but when he eventually produced a result, they were always very moving. you could sense the emotion he was trying to present to you, whether that was anger or sadness, but always this sense of deep empathy, and those paintings, for me, are some of the most beautiful paintings created in britain in the second half of the 20th century. many thanks. now, was this the greatest comeback in football history? barcelona produced a stunning victory in the champions league to knock out paris st germain to reach the quarter finals. they secured a 6—1win on the night to overturn a 4—0 deficit, scoring two goals in injury time. our sports correspondent olly foster reports. there's extraordinary about barcelona reaching the quarterfinals of the champions league, but

the tall gentleman looks like general dega he was his personal guy, his -- >> his body man. >> how has he been integrated into the secret service? >> he's been with donald trump for years now. he's his personal security guard and closest confidant. he's there when others are not. he's kept his position during the campaign after secret service came on. it was a bit of a controversy at the time. there was worries that somebody who was not trained as a secret service officer would not know the correct protocol and would not be able to react in as quick a manner as they would, would almost get in the way. clearly, whatever issues may have lingered with that have been resolved to a degree enough where somebody feels it is okay for him to be there, maybe not the president's request, but remember, you know, nothing is traditional with this president. >> there's the sergeant of arms in the house and gary cohen and kellyanne conway are part of this traveling group of staff that has come down to the hill with the president. this is scheduled to get under way right about now. he's on time. we hav