i want to be clear that some of the interior was put back, and basic interior, original interior is morelike 1900 teddy roosevelt interior is about as old as the. this is the state dining room but it got its original paneling back, and the same happened with the red, green and blue rooms, but that was only four rooms out of 48 that had been dismantled. so what happened to all the other historic stuff? where did it go? it was given away and in some cases it was thrown away. this is the wharton state penitentiary in virginia, now closed. this prison receive the white house's ornamental ventilation grills, the fire backs, three crates of door frames, 12 crates of window trim and 22 crates of hardwood paneled doors. prisoners had nice looking rooms in the president did. unfortunately, it gets worse. much of what was left over was simply buried. it was buried in the fort myer military base just across the potomac. you can visit these days but i don't recommend visiting with a shovel. the pr guy tells me don't try digging but everything is now under 30 feet of topsoil, but for the record, if y

it # roosevelt interiors. this is the dining room with the original paneling back and same happened with the red, the green, and the blue rooms, but that was only four rooms out of 48 # that were dismantled. what happened to all the other historic stuff? where did it go? it was given away, and in some cases, it was thrown away. this is the penitentiary in virginia. it's know closed. this prison received the white house's ornamental ventlation grills, the fire backed, three crates of door frames, 12 crates of window trim, and 22 it crates of hardwood panel doors. prisoners are nicer looking rooms than the president did. unfortunately, it gets worse. much of what was leftover was buried. it was buried in the forty mire military base just across the river. you can visit these days, i don't recommend visiting with a shovel. the pr guy says don't dig, everything is now under 30 feet of topsoil. for the record, if you drive in here, park, walk, and you stand between the child development cementer and softball field,

the charges were made during a news conference by the prosecutor general and the head of the interior ministry and state security. they are planing the shooting deaths of more than 100 on riot police. yanukovych himself fled the day after the worst of those killings by sniper fire on february 20. he was later ousted by parliament. for more on this development, let's bring in gulliver cragg. how are they justifying these allegations against ousted president viktor yanukovych? >> it was mainly the head of the secret service's who made -- secret service who mated most clear that viktor yanukovych, in his view, was directing the whole operation, but the main reason he thought that was because viktor yanukovych was supposedly directing that whichrrorist operation, he himself had declared in conjunction with his ministers. in terms of concrete evidence of contact between people and the government and the special forces unit and the riot police, who do stand accused of carrying out the killing -- in terms of direct contact, it is much more with the then interior minister that the investigato

personnel -- interior department personnel or any wells being drilled in the arctic. i don't understand why they haven't done that for any well in the gulf as well. those are ones that have huge risks and if you simply had some of the onshore monitoring the data, you would know whether or not there were risky decisions being made on the rig. >> liz birnbaum, thank you for being with us on i this exclusive interview. she wrote the op-ed piece in "new york times" called, "the deepwater horizon threat." the co-author of the piece was jaclyn lopez, staff attorney with the center for biological diversity. she is joining us from tampa, florida from a pbs station wedu. what do think it's critical for us to understand right now on this fourth anniversary of the bp oil spill about the state of the environment now along the coast? >> good morning. first, i have to make a correction. i was not the co-author on that "new york times" editorial, but we do have concerns about the health of the gulf. we all live here because of the remarkable diversity of wildlife that we have and we

i showed up at the top of french politics hardline interior minister menu above is named the new prime minister as part of a government reshuffle in a tent from the president again his cell to this party back on track after was trounced in invisible but this weekend russian troops pull back from the border with ukraine this is your second tasting john kerry heads to brussels to meet with other nato foreign ministers for talks on the scene of military presence in eastern europe hundreds of thousands of americans down the website for obama can just as the deadline hits for sign up for the affordable health care. the cheadle spent the first french president francois long has lost no time in reacting to the dropping his social is god in municipal elections sunday. less than twenty four hours after that vote along named hardline interior minister manual balls as france's new prime minister speaking on tv last night the present protestant also would believe what he called finding government. a fresh start for and that the government meaning of culture places on our control as france's prime

it # roosevelt interiors. this is the dining room with the original paneling back and same happened with the red, the green, and the blue rooms, but that was only four rooms out of 48 # that were dismantled. what happened to all the other historic stuff? where did it go? it was given away, and in some cases, it was thrown away. this is the penitentiary in virginia. it's know closed. this prison received the white house's ornamental ventlation grills, the fire backed, three crates of door frames, 12 crates of window trim, and 22 it crates of hardwood panel doors. prisoners are nicer looking rooms than the president did. unfortunately, it gets worse. much of what was leftover was buried. it was buried in the forty mire military base just across the river. you can visit these days, i don't recommend visiting with a shovel. the pr guy says don't dig, everything is now under 30 feet of topsoil. for the record, if you drive in here, park, walk, and you stand between the child development cementer and softball field,

so the interior department could lease that field out. lease it out to oil companies and finally start making money off of that property. the terrible interior secretary for terrible president warren g. harding, he got responsibility for giving out those leases to oil companies to pump the oil off of that oil field. and he gave them out as no-bid contracts, and he gave them out super cheap, super sweet deals to these oil companies. and it turns out, surprise, he had taken huge bribes from those oil companies in order to give them those sweet deals. the oil men had paid off the campaign debt for president harding. they had bribed his interior secretary to get those oil leases. they had bribed newspaper publishers to not cover the scandal when reporters and editors started realizing what was going on. nevertheless, the big bribery story you got out. this is the "wall street journal" breaking the story on good friday, 1922. and that led congress to start an investigation into what was going on there. when humphries, the guy with the big mana

the interior minister is warning of a tough fight and special forces are on their way to the area. it's a similar scene 150km away in li in lukhansk. let's start there. how is the proceeding there? >> well, it is a situation that is developing at the moment. what we know so far and can confirm is that the police building has been surrounded by men dressed in military fatigues and carry weapons. they have not identified themselves so far. what is feared is whether they have entered the building. presumably they have, and whether there are any people in that building. it is a police building, so presumably there were policemen who were on duty, and it's not clear whether they were allowed here. certainly it is a situation that is developing and as we understand it from the interior minister, security forces to the government are on their way to solve the situation. it may not be easy, because if you have support like in this place, it will be a difficult operation that would risk some blood-letting, and that is one thing the government is trying to avoid at all costs. >> so the prime

we're waiting for the interior ministry to come with more details.s is a big blow to the confidence of foreign aid workers in kabul especially the health sector. i was able to speak to the health ministry who said this is very unfortunate. all foreign expert health workers we rely on their help to treat patient in kabul and across the country. >> >>> president barack obama restated support for japan in the next few days. he'll visit malaysia and philippines but not china. the increasingly tense island disputes with asian nations between china and japan is a reason. obama warned if chinese ever try to take the japanese islands, the u.s. will help defend them. his warning has been issued already. >> reporter: in bright spring sunshine, president barack obama was welcomed to the imperial palace in tokyo by the emperor and em press. it was the welcome you would expect for japan's largest ally. the first visit by the u.s. president in 18 years. he wants to show china that japan and america are united in opposing beijing claims to japanese controlled islan

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it may be that the interior ministry is certainly in a very difficult place.t needs to show that this is in control. it's nearly two months now that it's in power and certainly, yesterday, when several police buildings were taken over by these gunmen in several tongues here in eastern ukraine, there was probably a fear that there was a replay of crecrimea, the that were called at the time unidentified gunmen. this is not crimea. we are in mainland ukraine. i think if the majority of the ukrainians have understood that the government was unable to do something in crimea, the situation is very much different here, and it needs to show that at some point, it will become -- it will be in control of the mainland. there is also another issue here also feared that mostly police stations are being targeted, mainly buildings where there are weapons inside. there is deep distress towards the police here from the pro-russian camp. it's distress that stems from the fact that the police and army here take their orders from kiev. and as we know, the pro-russian camp looks a

police office is shaping up for testers in the third request of the ukrainian prosecutor general interior ministry and state security service made the segments of a joint news conference on thursday. i played the shooting deaths of more than one hundred people on the vehicle to drive police said security services also said unidentified russians were at the headquarters of ukraine's security service during the protests on the same day the ukrainian interior ministry released a video which i say shows police officers shooting a protest is a dead leaf every question is the new government has been under pressure to identify and punish the killers below yanukovich as the vaunted ordering the killings. early on thursday the prosecutor general said twelve members of the vicroads had been detained on suspicion of shooting peaceful protests but it's been apart since for more weekend the speaker across one of the house but it is to joyce's from here. i welcome the hall. the show we understand is reportedly anyway planning to again raise the export price of gas to ukraine by a twenty six percent fol

the interior minister, of course, oversees all the afghan police. details are just coming into us at the moment. what we're hearing is a suicide bomber who was wearing a military uniform went to the entrance gate at the interior ministry and then detonated his device. the latest report we're getting from agencies in kabul is that four police officers have been killed. obviously it's a scene of chaos and disarray at the moment. those details are coming in to us, four killed by the suicide bomber. that threat facing the election is ever present as i mentioned. the taliban has already again warned today it would target voters on saturday, election workers, polling stations as well. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in afghanistan for us. she takes a look at two of the candidates who are vying to be president. >> reporter: the crucial election is approaching. afghans are determined to take part even in kandahar, the spiritual home of the taliban who threaten to disrupt the process. but they haven't succeeded. crowds have turned out de

and that one interior ministry has employed 30,000 women. are expecting some attacks. >> even with 350,000, 400,000 security officials. >> we have seen over the past two weeks. and security officials are trying to block some of the main rooms. there are extra check points. the taliban have threatened that they will carry out attacks. >> we have to underline what has happened here is only 12 million have registered. and even registering has been a risk. >> it has been a risk. and registration centers have been attacked in the past. out of these 12 million, if of of them come out and vote, this will be seen as a success. because in 2009, the turnout was 35%. if it is 50% this time it will be seen as a huge success. >> that's 50% of 12 million when it could have been 30 million. >> of the ones who can-can vote. >> others have not registered. >> there are more who have registered. they have been asking people to come and vote. this is what they expect. it will be seen as a success. this is a test on security forces to secure polling stations. be

named -- he that he named the hard-line interior minister is the nation's new prime minister. of he promised to voss would lead a fighting government. fresh start for an embattled government. >> it will be a coherent and solid team. >> a more aggressive government fits the bill nicely. he is seen as a right-wing within the socialist party, known for his pro-business ideas . statusyear-old hard-line -- hard-line stance -- >> it's not up to us. theirp to them to stay in countries and integrate over their creative he was born in barcelona -- over there. clark's he was born in barcelona, becoming a member of the socialist party when he was only 17. that she saw the nomination -- sought the nomination. he endorsed francois hollande and became his campaign spokesman. wolman he of the old guard despises him, he has proven popular with voters, consistently topping opinion polls as france's favorite politician. readings -- approval ratings have slipped. he is preparing to speed up economic reforms. weeks before france must present a detailed plans in brussels to deficit.n its >> the na

interior, many people bit identified through programs are not viewed as priorities. they are not getting put in a these tough type lines. this set of priorities and the tools for discretion have really play out very differently as of the border where naturally everybody gets apprehended as the book thrown at them. is -- this is our broad overview. i can talk a lot more. [no audio] [applause] >> is good to be following a mark. thank you for having me. i want to focus on border control. the ability to prevent illegal entry especially at the southern border with mexico. pretty much all of what i talk about comes out of the pipe -- paper that simon mentioned. there are copies. was the head of criminal analysis for dhs and a second term of the bush administration. ryan is an economist who was working on border security issues. these are people who have look at how do you measure the effectiveness of immigration enforcement? i want to make two points. there is no question that border enforcement today is more effective that it any other time in u.s. history. to enterple ar

about those discussions of whether something a project does actually conform with the secretary of interior standards and there's no recourse mechanism and perhaps the ar c but it's trying to address that particular issue that the commission has raised i wanted to point out they're two separate situations. thank you >> thank you. >> number 14. ; right? public utilities number 9 and 14 >> do we want to go to sequa. >> sure. >> commissioner wolfram. >> i had one question maybe this isn't similar to the report but a map shows the part of the city that were surveyed but there are the beginning of the survey and that's not mapped in this report how easy are those for the public to access. i mean how would you know there's a context statement on your neighborhood for example, >> tim freeway we do have is list on the preservation pages of the departments website our goals to vuvenl link those. the most recent surveys have a link to the survey and the context statement the older statements don't because they're in hardcopy but the goal with our new permit tracking system our updates to the pin to t

collect the interior has the -- >> the interior has the suede. it's much less weight.co, you can come in on this. it really helps to reduce about half the weight of traditional leather trim. >> we were obsessed in reducing as much as we could the weight of the car. so every material. >> no floor mats. >> is it aluminum? >> yes, aluminum. >> the door handles are beautifully crafted carbon fiber. the seats are very comfortable. they don't recline. comfortable.really >> you need to feel integrated. >> the scene is a fundamental part of the driving experience. >> in many cases, it comes with a four point harness because you want to feel locked into the automobile. if you have someone there, don't forget it. you wont' be able to reach it. >> they are not allowed to sell the crotch or harness automobile. >> unless you have a challenge car. >> let's talk about using this package. we were just talking about this with marco, the ssc. this sideslip control, this algorithmic messages to the rear differential in order to compensate for under or oversteer? >> they are not the only

>> well, we are hearing this from the interior minister in kiev. now, what we know so far is that there is some sort of operation, at least according to some of the residents there. they say they would see helicopters flying in the sky. if this operation is really under way, it could be a great risk for the government in kiev. if it is these people who have taken over the buildings, do have a popular number, there were people outside of the building sympathizers who were giving them that. now, it's not clear yet whether the people have left or not. certainly the authorities in kiev warned residents to leave the city center only this morning. we still have to check if that has happened or not. the bigger picture of what is happening in eastern ukraine - this - such an operation could cost the government dealer, in the sense that just yesterdid i -- yesterday they were inside the security buildings, negotiating with those that had taken over that building. they were hopeful that maybe some compromise would happen, saying the government promised them

that group was disbanded by the interior ministry in late february. in terms of response, former ukrainian prisoner viktor yanukovych gave his first interview sips the annexation of crimea, and he completely rebutted that he brectly ordered any government forces to act. he said he did not do that. that's gone further by officials in moscow and said rather than it being government forces rather that it was far right ultra nationalists causing chaos in independence square. with the end goal of ousting president viktor yanukovych. thank you very much. live for us in the ukrainian capital. still ahead - between a rock and a hart place. why hundreds of afghan experimenters are serliving in limbo. why health is taking a back seat ahead of elections, stay with us, back after the short break. >> >> welcome back, a reminder of the top stories. the number of syrian refugees registered in lebanon. the u.n. describes the figure as a devastating milestone. it means one in four people are refugees. u.s. soldier shot dead three other soldiers. 16 people have been in

explain that again so basically you're saying if the staff says this doesn't meet the secretary of interior standards what happens then how does the department sign off on something that doesn't moot the standards. >> the preservation staff responsibility one pack of their work is to determine whether a project is or isn't with the secretary of standards but a project that's not in sync with the threshold the impact under sequa does it teller impair the rows so it doesn't convey it's significance so the easily example a contributor to a historic district obviously demolition is not consistent with the standards but that demolition is not necessarily a significant impact on the whole it doesn't necessarily impair the district so such a degree that the district can convey it's significance and eligible for listing. so it's a different threshold essentially and we have many times projects that are not consistent with the standards but not a significant impact under sequa >> commissioner wolfram. >> i think another example is the merced library it's not consistent with the standards but still a

the interior minister came to see the damage caused by the deadly explosion in pakistan's capital. >> this was a dastardly and very criminal act against the poorest sections of society. totally unprovoked, totally illogical, but we will get to , and, god of it willing, we will get the people who are behind it. >> the only evidence now of the bombing, but it could hardly have come at a more sensitive time. within -- with the efforts now under way to bring an end to the insurgency in the country. the question now is whether that will be put in jeopardy, and if so, who wanted that to happen? >> the pakistani telegrams have denied any involvement in this bombing, but does the interior minister think it could never a less -- nevertheless affect talks with them? have anan action does impact, but we have to get to .he root cause of the problem inevitably, perhaps, a bombing adds tomany casualties the sense of a capital unnerved. residents wait to see what the investigations reveal. >> in recent weeks, california reached a demographic landmark that has been decades in the making. people of hi

. >>> just ahead, ukraine's interior minister says gunmen have stormed the police station. >> this as pro-reduction protesters refuse to leave. we'll bring you a live report next. >>> plus the oscar pistorius murder trial. a complete report on the proceedings to date and what will come next. stay with us. >>> hello, everyone. ukraine's interior minister says gunmen stormed a police station in the eastern part of the country. on his facebook page, arson said the response will be very tough. still holed up in government buildings across the east. they've ignored a government deadline to surrender. >> let's bring in our senior international correspondent now. he is in donetsk. what can you tell us about the latest reports coming out of armed men seizing a police department there? >> reporter: well, little is known about that now. it's in his early stages. they do cover as many as 30. we have had slightly exaggerated statements in the past 72 hours. so we're still trying to work out exactly what has happened there. but were that the case, it would be another troubling development. they sa

why are the rest of us going to washington tuesday it in front of the interior?ation? >> we have the sandinista, iran contra, the saudi family winked at 9/11. now we have populace that say it is tyranny but the president is cool so i am cool? if this was george debut bush people would be historic -- hysterical. lou: when he sold the department of interior or blm? >> i would not be surprised. [laughter] lou: how does this result? there is so desperately dependent upon government because people are denied the truth about their government held many people are insured under obamacare and then just to say we would not bother responding but in this instance with his neighbor's door family they are closing arms around him he is a love. >> i don't know if it will be this issue abutment there is federal overreach for those people better personally affected i will not give up my livelihood i will not budge. this could be it. >> if i had terminal cancer i would head down there and fight to the death. lou: freedom is just another word. >> exactly. lou: let's hope we can pres

the interior ministry says five armed men were killed. it happened as they tried to regain control of several towns. barn biphillips has this report. >> on the edge, these pictures apparently show ukraine's army, doing something new, going on the offensive against pro russian separatists. they advance, and take over a roadblock that has been abandoned by the separatists. >> and the skies above, ukrainian helicopters but on the ground, it is still the separatist gunman who are very much in control. and at least some seem grateful. >> it is just not possible to live with this government. that has passed these kinds of law. i don't know, people say you don't love ukraine, my dear, everyone who was born here, loves ukraine, but that doesn't mean you

now the interior minister is calling the government response an anti-terror operation. might that give the ukrainian government more of a pretext to use greater force than we've seen before, specifically in crimea? >> reporter: obviously when governments start calling insurgencies or those inside their own country terrorists that's an escalation. the needs the government thinks it has to reign in those individuals, we don't know. of course, they face a stark choice. do nothing. or do they launch an operation back against those pro-russian militants and create an enormous risk here that any violent response against protesters here, whatever the history of it, could trigger a broader russian intervention. of course, we have to see quite -- on the extent of ukrainian response here, how forceful it is, how effective, of course if anyone dies. we haven't got any confirmation whether or not that triggers a response from moscow. >> mick paton walsh on the line. >> nick has been following all the developments out of the eastern ukraine. earlier he file ad a report on this new o

and it's tough to be patient as interior minister. his appointment was set for changes announced by christopher phones fondled following the ballot to decide if this policy is like the elections. this bike a bit now so the challenges facing the new government in you're still smarting from the blueline local ballot boxes where the socialists were swept for more than one hundred and fifty tokens president the stormont has lost little time in reshuffling the covenant with the new prime minister at the helm. former interior minister manuel barroso is seen as acting with the speed and decisive miss that some feel is lacking in his boss who is counting on him to restore hope to a disillusioned should receive what subject i signed him three object was the first to restore strength to our economy. the second mission is social justice is a sister responsibility signed with corporations must be coupled with a solidarity pact with the people. education and job training for young people social security was a priority given to the adding that the

in the interior, many of the seem who get identified through programs like secure communities are not viewed as enforcement priorities, and they are not getting put into these tough consequence pipelines. so this set of priorities and these tools for prosecutorial discretion have really played out very differently at the border where virtually everybody who gets apprehended gets the book thrown at them versus in the interior where a lot of discretion is being exercised. so that's, you know, that's our broad overview. i can talk a lot more in q&a if we want to. [applause] >> great. it's good to be following mark and thanks so much, simon, for having me here. i want to focus primarily on the issue of border control which is the ability of the u.s. government to prevent illegal entries, especially at the southern border with mexico. pretty much all of what i'm going to talk about here comes out of this paper that simon mentioned. there's some copies over there. it was co-written with brian roberts and john whitley. john was the aide of program analysis and evaluation for dhs in the secon

a taliban suicide bomber has blown himself up outside the interior ministry in kabul. days before the presidential election but to be that someone in bangkok is following the story. a spokesperson for the interior ministry said the bomber was wearing a uniform of the icon security forces and the statistics police officers were killed the ministry is encased it in the heart of kabul that our bond has claimed responsibility for the group occurs as the presidential election scheduled for saturday. the election will choose a successor to honey cause i encourage the state a soft renaissance fairs democratic transparent howl at the time of eighth in the kitchen next the attack. like headquarters of the election commission injuring two police men concerns about security on pricing as it is protected cost that the next a provincial election comment is a no contest on who was abducted as a night on sunday has now reportedly been killed. ap says that the then as i recall province confirmed the candidate to stand in his diary and eight of the people are dead as diary and two othe

in this report which was announced by the interior minister this has raised concern that. either the investigation is still far from being complete we even know that they came to using a lie detector test to these troops of course while they are saying that they did not fire at people they were firing as they say just. at the floor sort of at the school to prevent them from advancing. authorities the new authorities claim otherwise. but judging by what we've heard either the investigation is still far from being complete or it's not very objective and this point of view was also. voiced by one of the candidates who was going to run during the upcoming presidential election in ukraine also said that he would be much more appropriate for the new offloads to hold a more thorough investigation let's listen to what he had to say. there was a movement put in the model which if these people be trusted if there's a possibility that they were volved in the massacre and ordered the snipers the fired both sides know they can't be trusted this investigation group should include repres

we have the minister of interior of ukraine saying ukrainians are in control. doesn't look like ukrainian forces are in control here. there's no sign of them anywhere. they said they caught someone from the right sector, you will tra nationalist sector group seen as the main enemy here. >> reporter: everybody here is convinced that western ukraine is flooded by fascist. she says it's full of fascist. everyone is fascist in kiev and ukraine. i spent quite a lot of time in kiev but haven't actually met any there. >> you were in mariupol which is a port in the east of ukraine right up against the russian border. what is the conclusion you draw from those kind of meetings you from those kind of meetings you had thereÑ close to the city 6nn hall? >> reporter: i think division of society all across the ukraine deep lly polarized. leaders are sending out mixedkf messages. the interior minister posted on his facebook page they had taken over the government building. turns out they hadn't. it was in the hand as of pro-russian protestors. that happens all the time. it s

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his dad, his father was secretary of the interior under jfk. john f. kennedy won the presidency and the election in 1960. he went to washington and was sworn in as president in january, 1961. but the other big new thing that happened in washington, d.c., in 1961 in addition to the new presidential administration was this. this brand new, beautiful, state-of-the-art football stadium. 1961 d.c. stadium it was called. it was paid for by the taxpayers, it cost $24 million to build it. it was publicly owned. it sat on federal land. and so technically that put this new professional football stadium in washington, d.c., under the purview of tom udall's dad because he was secretary of the interior. and in february, 1961, the month after the brand new president was sworn in, interior secretary stewart udall, new in the job, wrote president kennedy a memo about this big, new stadium in d.c. and a big problem related to that new stadium. this is amazing. thomas g. smith dug this up for a book called "showdown" which was about this big fight that they had related

that is something that also the interior minister hinted at earlier today.laviansk and the nearby kramatorsk are the two volatile towns in this region, and when the interior ministry announced the relaunch of the anti-terrorism operation two days ago it hinted it would first going to concentrate on those two towns. it's not really clear what will be different from the first phase, and it's not really clear when did the first phase actually end. this is something we'll have to wait and see. >> all right. hoda thank you. >>> now at least 37 people have been killed in a series of baum attacks in a campaign rally in iraq's capitol. more than 80 others were injured as thousands gathered in support of a shiite party. imran khan joins us live from the iraqi capitol. there were a series of baum attacks. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, what i can tell you is there was a car bomb that went off just outside of the stadium. when two minutes of that the suicide bomber struck, and within five minutes another suicide bomber hit. so three attacks at this rally

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according to the interior ministry they went on and on from an incredibly expensive devices and hidden in the trees of bhakti to the sounds that my current university in the center of the capital this is an area that is just a year and is away from these essential security detail it's always a similar type of attack and january was like hi res main police headquarters as part of the white and a series of attacks on the security forces. this is that at least eighteen people have been arrested in the city tv is a nice golf this morning to wait to see from the interior ministry was thinking that she had suddenly become incompetent expected to carry ons and design highlights the cute houses that had a nice office that is a senior at predicting a general pardon the guy with his name is now the security forces told me that it wasn't deliberate fascination and that it was probably talking to the sentinel corners he is the toorak investigation into the mtc district the company is in the finals. this may be at him and sit behind his killing. i have a winning combination. when did. not enough to

people have been arrested in the pacific tv is a nice golf this morning what we can see from the interior ministry. what they think it has been slightly behind the mountains to visit their plans and designs have my security forces. it was behind a look she wasn't being signed into law that let those bombings well that didn't ease off the set is a senior advocate a general pardon the guy with his name is now the security forces told me that it wasn't a deliberate fascination and that was wrong to talk to police in general however he is the direct investigation into the box and he's a sister. but the company is in the finals. this may be at him and sit behind his killing whether they have a winning combination. tonight on scene within minutes he ousted isn't this the moment mostly hundred and fifty police officers killed in terror attacks across the country the beginning was the security forces cracked down on the mysteries and increasing numbers depend on him on trial now have no responsibility at the time however we have kind of winds it's hair apple dos and she sings good people has clai

it is the really basic interior. even the look and feel of the car. >> we will continue the conversation. we have more on ferrari, more on the 60th anniversary in the united states. we also have jason harper, bloomberg news auto columnist. we will see if you was able to put the ferrari 458 speciale through the paces. this is "taking stock: on onomberg -- "taking stock" bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." my guess into the chief executive of ferrari north america, marco mattiacci. also we have jason harper, bloomberg news automobile columnist. .e has just come from the track you have the red shoes, your special driving jacket. what automobile were you able to drive? today.s in the speciale it was the first media drive. i'm the first journalist to put the car on a track or any bit of asphalt in the u.s. there is a key and then the red button. you have to turn the key and then hit the red button and then hear that beautiful, vibrant sound that comes only from a ferrari. >> but almost sounds like it might be worth 28

i mean it's just a bike as minister of the interior was completely out of it was unnecessary this is no duty to send some succumbs to his life. visits to the cake yet. missy gay community online at my mom's eyes and see if he resigned on tuesday for sale the knights fourteen against union that is emitted in the media to make this gesture deemed anti semitic when you look at the polls as the moments that you raised to seventy nine percent among the leftist thought this week stood up in accordance with the truth that you don't need and the fullness in the scheme of things that he should be doing this. the deacon should be given to the idea that the contents of the entrance essay. the problem is when this is the logic in his life he was ok we got to go as a minister need to hook onto the things that he was doing and that makes me slightly blurry about to be basically is also owns joke or not you that somebody is going to tell you that these kinds of old i mean it's interesting that he has entered into a new phase of its policy of isn't it into his own career has always been doing that a

dark and indoctrinated in their bedroom over the way of the new interior minister wants what he calls its either put rollers in the europe wide plan to block content over the internet and social media isn't feasible how serious is the threat our friends and neighbors respond. today in the forest and get to be looking at the homegrown this year in france in europe where those whose gilman daily co founder of the cause of darkness are thank you for being this again thanks to nicholas middle of the reuters news agency is working on this problem as well as the ones who teaches at the sorbonne is the author of islamophobia in the modern world thank you for joining us. joining us from london. here is co founder of the active change foundation into charging treated to prevent encountered violent extremists and thanks for being with us. we also wanna thank god for moms and the da for joining us. he's director of research at the henry jackson society nice to see you again the false been credited with you to join the conversation on facebook and twitter are hushed and two for today. the full an

there is no more interior space in the image.he target, the american flag are manifestly, absolutely on the surface of the canvas. johns is being ironic about earlier pictorial subjects, like portraits or still lifes or landscapes. this painting, based on buckminster fuller's map of the world, is an ironic landscape flattened to match the modern tourist's impression of space. by refusing illusion, johns was making some sort of comment about the nature of modern experience. in the mid-1950s, the art of the disposable consumer culture was born. in '57, the british artist richard hamilton issued its manifesto. this art, he said, should be popular, that is, designed for a mass audience. it should be transient, expendable, low-cost, mass-produced, gimmicky, and in the 1960s, this art came of age-- pop. there was at that moment a kind of liberating nihilism, a sense that you could sort of clear away the junk of an inheritance from the 19th century which people had long since ceased to believe in. so that kind of clearing away and allow

the interior minister says they leave the buildings they are occupying peaceably or move out -- or be moved out by force. the u.n. is set to vote on sending in some 12,000 more people -- peacekeepers to the central african republic. the lease say at least 30 people have been killed in the crossfire in new fighting between the christian militia and the muslim fighters. phase three of the world's biggest election is underway in india. polling today includes the capital, new delhi, and the key state of andhra pradesh -- of --uttar desh pradesh. also coming up, the masterminds of a son-powered plane, formerly unveiled their new aircraft. the solar impulse has made a trip across the united states without using a drop of fuel. it is set to fly around the world next year. we will get the latest from our correspondent inside the trial of oscare pistorius. it is the second day of cross-examination of the athlete's account on why he shot dead his girlfriend last year. first, in eastern ukraine, no clashes were reported there wednesday, but tensions are aill high in the town where russian proces

seemed that one protester lead to broken into the building someone raised a russian flag over the interior ministry building. it's unclear at this hour exactly whether or not that building is in control of the stuff that is at the other to be strategic sites i just mentioned are a lot we can say very tense standoff with this effort is in the crowd in that building thousands of hurricane are demanding that the police give up their weapons. let me into the building and essentially taken over snapped up before it got to fall. very very big prize so to speak for the pro russian separatist with the cats already claimed a string of towns throughout this region as i know you've been on about this tuesday what's the mood in the nets. moody and onion skin but tonight it is quite tense especially of the day after the assignment she's in which eight people at least what we did we went to hospital today and spoke to the administrators to set that up. eight people had they taken a pic with head wounds on a wounds of most of it are least one person still in hospital overnight. we went to the local milit