it is a five story penthouse overlooking the mediterranean sea. what do you think? million. >> i am going to say 55 million. >> i will go in the middle, 115 million. >> none of you went over. you are all in. the big winner, christy ann, the price 379 million 500,000. this is a video simulation of what some of the other units in this large sky scraper pauld the tour odeon features. you see the views you are getting and the cool features in the bathroom. this is kind of funny. you follow this girl around as she tours the place and she go goes to the massager and just like, hey. >> that is weird. this is real? they really are making this? it is not just a concept. >> it appears if someone can afford it. >>> mia, the chatting parrot. >> hello. >> ladies, for years we heard about the 2,000 calorie diet. what does that actually look like? >> a lot of delicious food. >> pizza, chocolate, ice cream, bagels. >> french onion dip. >> how about in terms of how many bagels? >> seven. >> adds up to about 2,000 calories. doughnuts, 6.5. the guys at buzz heed based it on an article

the gas discovers, natural gas and the fields underneath the eastern mediterranean sea are said to beion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas. 20 billion-barrels of oil. equal to that, or 20 times the inventory of our petroleum reserve. >> which makes this confiscation all the more ridiculous. number one, if you are aiming for the russian aladarks you don't tax deposits under i think it's $13,000, that is not going to hit them. it will hit tradesman in cyprus, number one. second, if you think you can cleverly take the money away from people who are semily russian gangsters, without some kind of let's say retaliation of some sort, russia is now essentially saying to cyprus instead of tale stealing our money, can you give us your gas about you have k have it. russia would ownsy produce and a huge snake mediterranean, strategic and economic advantage. if this is what the germans were thinking, clever way to siphon and money out of russia to europe. it will have the opposite effect. it will put russia in the heart of the energy sector. in eastern southern europe. >> i sold say the two fi

israeli forces raided a turkish ship in the mediterranean sea that was taking humanitarian aid to gaza

cyprus is an island country in the mediterranean sea. east of greece, south of turkey and west of syria and lebanon. a member state of the european union. cyprus is the third largest island in the region, but it is minuscule, a minuscule economy. about two tenths of a percent of the total euro zone gdp. less than that of vermont. today, we learned the cyprus parliament rejected the plan for depositors to pay for the bailout plan, an idea floated on monday. this has created a new worry for the global markets. even though there is a backstop and here in the u.s., the federal reserve has expanded the balance sheet past $3 trillion to backstop the financial system, so why the worry? one reason is that record setting ways of the dow jones industrial average this year. that has created a bit of a perception of vulnerability. investors are looking for reasons to sell after a 10% move in 2013. another reason, cyprus has developed a reputation as with being a hot spot for international depositors. half are set to be nonresidents of cyprus. unless

[explosions] >> this is valencia, spain on the mediterranean sea. there taking to the street to mark the festival of -- or the monument over the years. it's become one of europe's biggest parties. and spain's horrendous 25% unemployment rate does not appear to have changed that the fiesta wraps up tonight when they take all those floats or monuments as they call them. they build and then they burn them to the ground. all 300 of them. alicia acuna is life there now. alyssia? >> hi, shep. and the fires have actually begun all 300 fires like this one behind me are being torched to say good by to the old and welcome the new. >> this is the children's monument. a much smaller monument than the others we have seen. if you look over here, can you see the princesses of the court watching -- they are crying. it's tough to see. a very emotional time for them. just waiting for its turn is unof the larger multistory fallas. the chief tells us it's made of wood and paper mache and amounts to foam. chemical that makes it so beautiful and makes it burn so fast. >>

dramatic change in demographic balance between jews and arabs, between the jordan river and mediterranean sea, becomes a key factor for the future. ineffectively, it will become one state. if there is no two states, then it will become one state. will the majority of arabs run by a majority of jews. that will change the nature of israeli society and probably make israel less popular in the united states because after all, we support, americans support, a democracy. minority ruling a majority of arabs is not something -- that's not what we signed up for. so two-state solution is urgent. one-state solution is being increasingly touted as the alternative. i think they need peace between the two states. that clear. by the wab the way, that is the official stance of the palestinians, united states and united nations. we understand john kerry's push will take place over the next six months to bring the israelis and palestinians together. it is critical. >> the shear number of settlements, how might that affect the prospect after two-state solution? >> well, going back to -- >> sorry -- >> the relat

the storm off to the north is going to be reforming down as you move into the mediterranean sea.e result is going to be some more rain and each some poo potential for some thunderstorms. check it out again as we talk about the weather and the first alert forecast. we will be looking at that area of cloud cover that you see on the satellite. still the problem on in to tomorrow. as that storm reforms the likelihood of rain will continue. fairly chilly, too, as you look at the first alert forecast. mid 50s tomorrow. maybe some thunderstorms. mid 50s thursday. better chance of weather end of the week friday, saturday and sunday. into the 30's, at least you will see sunshine those days. shep? >> shepard: all the locals here, nick, reporting on this debilitating snow storm that has hit a large swath of europe. especially in the north. >> that's the same storm that hit the mid-atlantic. that snow spreading out across much of northern europe. as you look at. so video here talking about snow that accumulate as much as 19 inches in france about 10 to 15 inches and parts of germany, frankfo

he painted the mediterranean sea but the perspective all the way back into the hotel room right to where he's standing so you see this green chair and yellow base board. he was inspired to make other versions of the painting. one of them is what you see on the right a picture in the collection what you see in copenhagen. but he wasn't pleased with it. what he did when in doubt he would use black. he began to paint over in black. you can see the same olive green chair. the white developy he starts to close the window he added the shutters that you see and he realized how important this painting was. he said with this painting, he happened come to realize that he could create light with black. >> rose: this is a photograph, documenting his process of painting the large blue dress. this is about 1937. what does this represent. >> so what you're seeing is on the far right a painting by the philadelphia museum of art called the large blue dress. it was during the 30's that maities hired a photographer to come and take pictures of his paintings and progress when he thought he had reached a sta

there are going to be more arabs than jews living in the region between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea if that happens and there hasn't been a two-state solution by then, israel will face the awful choice which they should never have to face of choosing between being a democratic state or a jewish state. >>> up next, new faces on the hill. new hope for bipartisanship. a little easier than middle east peace. two guys from different sides of the aisle about the budget bargaining and potential for a deal. >>> first a look ahead at today's politics planner. just got timing for the president's latest cabinet announcement. 11:40 this morning the person will unveil the person he's nominating to be labor secretary. tom perez. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. acceler-rental. at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that's a fast car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactai

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bring you more of the sights and sounds of the final days of the festival on the banks of the mediterranean sea more from valencia. >>reporter: we are thinking in terms of st. patrick's day, and you combine that with what happens with mardi gras in new orleans and you throw in 4th of july, you get an idea of what is going on at this party. there are firecrackers going on throughout the day and through the night. the closer we get to the end of the party next week, the more parades we see. for all of the feeling of chaos this gives off, it is incredibly organized and competitive. this is the 2013 winner from the city. more than 300 were voted on and each tell as story. they all have double meaning and have humor and satire. the winner pokes fun at the financial crisis facing countries in the euro zone, the 14 the time in the 120-year history to win first place. >> it is very hard to win. we were working all year to win this prize. >> as each day passes we have more noise leading up to wednesday and thursday when there will be 300 bonfires when they torch all of these,, all of these creations, wi

mediterranean sea, 30 miles south of turkey. you see it on the map. a very small country, smaller than the state of hawaii. its population of a little more than a million people is roughly the city of dallas. its gross domestic product of $23.6 billion is about the same as the state of vermont. there will be a quiz on all of this later. charles payne, fox business network around ceo of w street.com. charles, a little country. why such a big deal? >> it is such a big deal for several reasons. first of all we know greece is small country, not as small as cypress but these things have a ripple effect. also the draconian nature of this. everyone watching this thinks their saving account are free from government overreach, from the government actually going in and taking money from your account. this is crazy. it reverberated across the internet all weekend long. our markets were down 100 points at the open. there is some rotation into bonds and gold is up. essentially what we're talking about is, a country to your point, jenna, listen, their gdp is really

then we are looking at the mediterranean sea we have to protect with our navy bases.and without imports and freighters -- -- i live in michigan, which comes up on the great lakes. i see freighters coming from russia, from india, transporting. it is a security issue as well. make a really good point that is not discussed often enough. that is how the nature of our involvements in a lot of these countries, particularly iraq and afghanistan, have changed from the traditional way of fighting a war, which is through the military, the active-duty military. we have gone through a series of evolutions. when we went into the all volunteer system, we designed what we call the total force concept, meaning we would have a smaller active-duty military, and then the guard and reserve, that would complement it when we had longer engagements. when we got into iraq and afghanistan, we did so with the reality in the congress that the and strengths of the ground were capped at a certain level, so we moved to independent contractors. a lot of them were doing essentially military function

stuff going on right now that your average people do not realize then we are looking at the mediterranean seawe have to protect with our navy bases. and without imports and freighters -- -- i live in michigan, which comes up on the great lakes. i see freighters coming om russia, from india, transporting. it is a security issue as well. me a really good point that is not discussed often enough. that is how the nature of our involvements in a lot of these countries, particulay iraq and afghanistan, have changed from the traditional way of fighting a war, which is through the military, the active-duty military. we have gone through a series of evolutions. when we went into the all volunteer system, we designed what we call the total force concept, meaning we would have a smaller active-duty military, and then the guard and reserve, that would complement it when we had longer engagements. whene got into iraq and afghanistan, we did so with the reality in the congress that the and strengths of the ground were capped at a certain level, so we moved to independent contractors. a lot of them were doi

together out of ships taken from the northern the baltic and the scene black sea fleet the idea to base the navy in the mediterranean was initially voiced by defense minister sort of west week and of course this comes as the whole region is in the global spotlight due to the gulf with russian authorities are not linking basing the need either in that region to what's happening in the country earlier they said that the only way the navy good in gauges that help assist possible future of i.q. ations of russian citizens from the country but actually the idea of moscow basing the navy in the mediterranean isn't something completely new during the soviet times a huge group of up to thirty vessels was currently based there from the early sixty's to early ninety's. but brings up today for the moment that's all from me build out of my colleague you to ship out of there she'll be here in about thirty minutes from now until then we take a look at a remote area of colombia with a new gold rush is on the way in the country's jungles thanks so much. there was a time in america when buses were officially segregated and today if t

and the seam black sea fleet the idea to be the navy in the mediterranean it was initially voiced bydefense minister sergei shuttle last week but i thought these are not linking this to the conflict in syria although we do know of plans to send a need to the region to help assist possible future evacuations of russian citizens from the country but actually in general the idea of moscow basing the navy in the mediterranean isn't something completely new during the soviet times a huge group of up to thirty vessels was permanently based there from the late sixty's to the early ninety's. thank you are to europe is going of thank you very much for that update the new chinese leader xi jinping has pledged to fight for the great renaissance of his nation he says in his first speech after assuming the presidency while the new premier league who chang has announced a commitment to strong relations with the u.s. is after china completed reassigning its top jobs this week as correspondent town way reports it comes amid many challenges but also promising forecasts. there used to be a superstitio

together out of ships taken from the northern the baltic and the scene where at sea fleet the idea to base the navy in the mediterranean was initially voiced by defense minister says last week and of course this comes as the whole region is in the global spotlight due to the gulf in syria with russian authorities are not winking basing the need either in the region to what's happening in the country earlier he said that the only way we need good indeed is help assist possible future of accusations of russian citizens from the country but actually the idea of moscow basing the needy in the mediterranean isn't something completely new during the soviet times a huge group of up to thirty vessels was currently based there from the late sixty's early ninety's. china's new president has called what he described as efforts to continue to realize ation of the chinese dream he was giving his first comments after the nation went through a once in a decade shift of power this week and as a correspondent on many reports the change brings both challenges and hope. there used to be a superstitious belief almost in china about eight

to the head of the navy moscow wants to have five to six ships in the mediterranean that will be controlled command of the black sea fleet in the crimea there's speculation that this group will be put together out of ships from the north of them and this thing works feet the idea to base the navy in the mediterranean it was initially voiced by defense minister sort of. week and of course this comes as the whole region is in the global spotlight due to the gulf with russian authorities are not winking in the in the region to what's happening in the country really all we need the good. help assist possible future of accusations of russian citizens from the country but actually the idea of moscow basing. in the mediterranean isn't something completely new during the soviet times a huge group of up to thirty vessels was growing we'd be there from the sixty's. when a camera mounted working for artie's arabic a sister channel in egypt has been attacked while filming activists drawing graffiti on walls we had to r.t. dot com to see footage of the instance which happened next the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood part

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it's the high ground that looks down over the sea of gallilee and you can actually sea all the way out to the mediterraneanh tkpwrourpbgsd they maintained it since then. the people talking land for peace have been pushing the israelis to renegotiate and to give that land back to syria, and in fact i think it was the sharon government that was actually considering doing that, and now they are probably really glad they did not do it. that would be a major blunder if they ever turned that golen heights back over to syria. heather: do you think the latest incident was intentional or accidental. do you believe the bashar al-assad regime is as we made in the intro there possibly trying to pull israel into fighting with them to take the heat off of what's happening within their own country? >> it's very difficult to tell. this is a fluid situation up there. like you were talking about you've got syrian troops under the bashar al-assad regime. you've got the syrian national council troops that are having problems with the syrian opposition coalition. everything is tpraufrpltd you've gofractured. you've got leaders

sea bass? >> yes. >> a mediterranean diet. >> yes. to be in good shape for the efforts ahead. >> thank you very much. >>> in the next hour i'll speak with republican senator bob corker who was with the president last night at the jefferson hotel. his take on the food, the diplomacy, negotiations, that's coming up in our 5:00 p.m. eastern hour. >>> other news we're following, including a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the united states. how concerned should the united states be about the latest saber rattling coming from north korea? we're going to talk about that and more with our own fareed zakaria. this is sabra hummus, a guide to good dipping. carrots...yes. chicken wings...uh ha, sure. chips...craveable. celery...this is fun. okay i love it, i love it. chicken nuggets... what's going on? pita chips...delicious. sabra hummus: dip life to the fullest. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car

looking at the mediterranean and certainly we have a great picture here of the sinai peninsula and the upper left part of the screen, zooming into israel here, on this picture you can see the dead sea to the right. just about in the center is where jerusalem is located. >> here comes the superman entry of the astronaut from israel. and we have done such a fantastic job appear, it is such a great thing and you can see him doing a nice little pair let, and it's time to have a snack that he brought up. the fact that we are in microgravity whippings floating like they do makes eating a whole different experience. >> the first time that i got to see the orbiter and the sun set or rise, it was a beautiful rose color and orange color and it only last for about 15 seconds and then it was gone. it was scary yet extremely beautiful and unexpected. i haven't heard about that before. the other oh, wow -- incredible science in and of itself. anyone who knows me knows how much i love plants and animals. it was really exciting and one day the roses had opened up in full bloom's and we did some work and we talked about one of the silkworms and the cocoons had just hatched. it had its wings startin

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