it's by ernst ludwig kirchner. it was begun in around 1909.t shows how they actually tried to live the myth of the primitive, to act it out for themselves, in what amounted to nudist bacchanals here on the shores of the moritzburg lakes. they decorated their studios as if they were the centers of a new tribal culture, one so free of civilized restraint that they could remake art. later, in munich, the artist franz marc would write in a way that kirchner would have understood. "our ideas and ideals must be clad in hair shirts "and fed on locusts and wild honey, "not on history, "if we're ever to escape the exhaustion of our european bad taste." for the brucke artists, it seemed possible to live and paint as if making a reality out of a primitive idyll, and, thus, confront modern germany, industrial and militaristic, with an alternative. in france, there was a loosely aligned group of artists who could also, at times, paint explicitly primitivizing pictures, and who were drawn as well to the preindustrial. i mean the fauve. they preceded the bru

the supreme court ruled that a law passed by the cristina fernangez de kirchner government four years ago to limit the size of media conglomerates is constitutional. it means private broadcasters can be forced off the air if they exceed ownership limits. it was designed to curb the power and influence of clarin. in addition to owning the largest newspaper called "clar yin", they own 41%. market. 38% of broadcast television and 59% of cable tv. that's ordering to argentina's media regulate jor. the 2009 law states the maximum is 35% in all cases. divesting. they called it: >> worrying developments for press freedom in somalia. two of the independent radio stations have been closed in a raid which turned violence. on october 26th officers demanded entry to a newspaper in mogadishu. they entered forcibly and beat journalists, cop fizz kating cameras and computers. >> skye was shut down, they broadcast from the same building. the government consists the eviction was a routine matter. the directors say that the raid was politically motivated, conducted on short notice. on the same day as t

cristina fernangez de kirchner had a blood cot removed from her brain after falling and knocking her head. while cristina fernangez de kirchner has recuperated political allies face losses in midterm elections. >> venezuela president nicholas madurai says people are being overcharged. he's sent soldiers into stores to order cut prices. >> hundreds of bargain hunters crowded the store in caracas. it was a regular sale, it was one promoted by the government. >> translation: i ordered the occupation of that chain and put items for sale for the people at a fair price. all products, all of them, nothing in the stores. enough, enough. >> with his country facing mounting shortages president madurai sent the military to stores accused of hiking prices. the stores were forced to reopen with plieses at levels set by the state. this woman welcomed the government's intervention. >> i have been trying to buy a refrigerator for a month. i haven't been able to. they've been expensive. what is happening seems like an exaggeration. >> stoppers took it a step forward, looting a store closedly the mili

. >> now elise kirchner joins us with another incident a pet owner shares with us publicly. it's a story she was almost not allowed to tell elise. >> the airline made her sign a nondisclosure agreement. but she felt the public needed to know. we should warn you, the details and images are graphic. she claims her animals were kicked, left out in extreme heat and nearly died. she documented the alleged abuse. >> they offload sedona, and i watched this man kick her crate six times. until it's under the wing of the plane. >> it was july, the dead of summer. relocating from california to boston, janet says she chose to fly on united because of its pet safe program. according to the airline's website, the program ensures pets receive personal handling in climate control vehicles and never be exposed to temperatures more than 85 degrees for more than 45 minutes. >> they assured me my dog would get a safety stop which i paid extra for. >> before the trip, her pets were examined by a clean bill of health. but once in houston she saw this, the animal's crate sitting out on the tarmac

investigative reporter elyce kirchner traveled across the state to expose problems caused by many pot farmers. >> there's been a lot of talk about the legalization of marijuana but our story is about how and where it's being grown. many growers are trespassing on parks and tribal land using highly toxic pesticides to grow pot. the effects are real and deadly. flying high above some of the country's most well-known national parks, sequoia and king's canyon south of yosemite. look closely and you'll see it. thousands of acres on or near u.s. forest service land used as marijuana grow sites. >> it's a huge problem, almost an epidemic in our community. >> with destructive effects. and now goes beyond the politics of pot. >> what we know is there is a massive use of toxic can'ts out there. >> i know they're specifically targeting animals. anything that can kill a bear can kill me, as well. >> it's how they're doing it that's wreaking havoc on some of california's rarest species and precious resources. >> here is well over 1,000 pounds of marijuana. >> this is the new ground zero for mariju