gielgud: in 1499 the duke of milan's political ambitions ended in failure and his power over milan cameo an end. il moro was deposed and spent his last days as a prisoner of king louis xii in a french castle. on the walls of the prison in which he was confined was found the inscription "in felix sum"-- "i am wretched." with il moro taken captive and milan occupied by french troops leonardo returned to florence and was warmly received there as a celebrated master. [bells ringing] in 1500 he began work on the saint anne with the virgin and child one of the great works of his later years. the preliminary drawing, the cartoon, hangs in the national gallery in london, while the painting of saint anne with virgin and child is in the louvre. it is interesting to note that in the london cartoon the christ child is reaching out to bless saint john the baptist, whereas in the louvre painting christ is reaching out to touch a lamb, the sacrificial symbol. the virgin mary holds the child back as if to restrain christ from embracing the ordeal of the passion. "she is older than the rocks among which

gielgud: in 1499, the duke of milan's political ambitions ended in failure, and his power over milancame to an end. il moro was deposed and spent his last days as a prisoner of king louis xii in a french castle. on the walls of the prison in which he was confined was found the inscription "in felix sum"-- "i am wretched." with il moro taken captive and milan occupied by french troops, leonardo returned to florence and was warmly received there as a celebrated master. [bells ringing] in 1500 he began work on the saint anne with the virgin and child, one of the great works of his later years. the preliminary drawing, the cartoon, hangs in the national gallery in london, while the painting of saint anne with virgin and child is in the louvre. it is interesting to note that in the london cartoon the christ child is reaching out to bless saint john the baptist, whereas in the louvre painting, christ is reaching out to touch a lamb, the sacrificial symbol. the virgin mary holds the child back as if to restrain christ from embracing the ordeal of the passion. "she is older than the rocks am

your dad loves cesar milan. why? what is so special about him? out what the problem is. >> that is? >> it is the dog -- it is not the dog, it is the human. >> who loves cesar milan? maybe, just maybe his new show will help matt miller set steve straight. >> have a look folks. he comes from the tech world. 1991, eleanor roosevelt high school in greenbelt, maryland. is it time to reveal the answer? >> it is. ding, ding ding. i think he looks exactly the same. i can hear our producer in my ears say he looks little bit like joe weisenthal. he does. >> let's reveal the answer. who got this right. "too easy. let's see your high school photos next." ouch. >> i do not think my hair even fit in my high school yearbook photo. >> a viewmaster with a full real of stephanie's yearbook photos. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the markets. we will see all the indices are wrapping up for february with gains of at least half a percent. we are wrapping up the month with a bit of a whimper. down arrows across the board. the dow hov

he himself also thought that they would get the rights from milan for the executive who agreed to print zhivago this was an early sale even though he knew the whole thing was fishy and almost certainly involved intelligence operatives. the deal wasn't finalized however, and the cia edition unexpectedly became a pirate one. about 1100 copies were printed. that sparked immediate speculation about who was behind the printing and the rumors continued for decades. the german magazine noted almost immediately in 1958 dot one of the volunteers at the vatican pavilion was quote, associated with the militant american cultural and propaganda organization which goes under the name of the committee for a free europe. "the new york times" columnist wondered out loud who was behind the russian edition and said the answer was classified. november 151958 the cia was linked by name to the printing in the national review bulletin and used letters to supplement contributors to the national review the magazine founded by william f. buckley junior. in moscow, the national review reported these books were pa

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>>comenzamos con lo sucedido en el estadio milanÉs. chivas y veracruz.rolar y adentro. diego gonzÁlez anotaba jugar donde marco antonio bueno. este chavo de 20 aÑos le daba la ventaja al equipo toluqueÑo pero en el minuto 92 apareciÓ el pulpo gonzÁlez. marcador final empate a dos goles. juego de las Águilas del amÉrica en el monumental estadio azteca. quÉ golazo de osvaldo martÍnez. esto cambiÓ la trayectoria del partido. equivocaciÓn total del portero jimÉnez, la pelota, el zapatazo perfecto y despuÉs de vendrÍa el golazo de miguel zamudio. tuvo un gran encuentro para las Águilas del amÉrica que ganaron por marcador de 5_0 1_0 ganÓ tigres. atlas enfrentÓ a los usos del pachuca con este chamaco. juan pablo rodrÍguez y autogol y despuÉs se venÍa el 2_0 para los tuzos. irvin lozano, despuÉs del pase de este joven cerraba la cuenta y los tuzos ganaban 3_0. monterrey enfrentÓ a los camareros del puebla. despuÉs del pase anotaba de cabeza y los tomateros del puebla se anotaron una victoria. atenciÓn seÑoras y seÑores nos vamos al estadio la corregidora en que

y tambiÉn el inter de milÁn avanzÓ al sexo opuesto despuÉs de vencer al cagliari 2_1.boston, el joven prospecto de 19 aÑos recibirÁn una bonificaciÓn de alrededor de 30 millones de dÓlares por firmar. >> gracias, asÍ concluimos esta ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65, recuerde nosotros regresamos a las 11 con mÁs noticias, hasta entonces. ♪ ♪ ♪ 2015 y estos son los titulares: elogios desata mensaje del mexicano alejandro gonzalez iqarritu en su noche triunfal del oscar sobre dignidad y respeto para sus compatriotas en ambos lados de la frontera. comentario de sean penn causa polemica el gobierno federal contraataca en dos tribunals por la suspension temporal del alivio migratorio para indocumentados. en tejas pide desbloquear la medida y en nueva orleans apela el fallo que la congelorefuerzan seguridad en los centros comerciales del pais ante amenaza de ataque de aliados de al kaedacientos de mexicanos encuentran en la helada y remota alaska una calida oportunidad para hacer realidad su sueqo americano. comenzamos...

por otra parte, el inter de milÁn tambiÉn se metiÓ en los octavos de final ganando al celtic 1_0, conhabÍa ganado el de la ida, por eso fue necesario tiempo extra. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: a continuaciÓn, stephanie bradford entrevista a la estrella de la nueva pelÍcula "a la mala", e hija del comediante eugenio derbez, veamos. stephanie: hacer que su padre siente el orgullo de su trabajo como actriz, fue uno de los retos que enfrento aislin derbez, hija del comediante eugenio derbez. aislin: mi padre tiene una participaciÓn muy especial, y es muy chistosa porque sale de Él mismo. stephanie: esta comedia romÁntica cuenta la historia de una chica que aspira a convertirse en actriz, sin embargo encuentra una lucrativa carrera cuando las mujeres la contrata para poner a prueba la fidelidad de los amores. aislin: es mala, no cree en el amor, piensa que los hombres son de lo peor, estÁ muy bloqueada, y el clima de la pelÍcula sucede entre una productora muy importante le dice eleva a dar el papel protagÓnico de su vida, siempre y cuando le haga un favorsito, con el ex novio, el ex novios mauricio guzmÁn

en escocia se realizÓ un gran partido contra el inter de milÁn con un empate de 3 3, con doblete del de premios lo nuestro y que mejor para cerrar esta hermosa fiesta de 200 bailarinas que concurrieron, una fiesta total aquÍ en miami. a ustedes mis amigos gracias por estar con nosotros esta noche maÑana en punto de las seis. la continuaciÓn del noticiero nacional, buenas noches para todos. >> es jueves 19 de febrero, del 2015, el servicio bolivariano de inteligencia arrestÓ al alcalde metropolitano de caracas acusado por el presidente nicolÁs maduro de conspirar contra su gobierno, hay protestas esta noche. un bebÉ que se salvÓ milagrosamente tras una reciente explosiÓn en el hospital de mÉxico a su corta edad ha desafiado la muerte tres veces. la temperatura llega a cifras rÉcord en gran parte de los estados unidos y el martirio no termina para millones de personas. el mundo de la mÚsica latina tuvo fiesta esta noche con premio lo nuestro, tenemos los detalles, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪

el inter de milÁn venciÓ 2 1 al cagliari.nn jugarÁ por los medias rojas de boston, recibirÁ una bonificaciÓn de alrededor de 30 millones de dÓlares por firmar. en el tenis el suizo roger federer necesitÓ de una hora para hacer caer el ruso fue 16 victoria contra justin. >> sabe usted quÉ es el sÍntoma de fatiga? al regresar de la pausa le explicamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>el sÍndrome de fatiga crÓnica es una afecciÓn difÍcil de diagnosticar. >> saludos amigos, gracias por acompaÑarnos el sÍndrome de fatiga crÓnica es una enfermedad debilitante que afecta hasta 2.5 millones de estadounidenses muy pronto esta enfermedad podrÍa tener un nuevo nombre y nuevos criterios diagnÓsticos. del sÍndrome de fatiga crÓnica es una enfermedad legÍtima que cuenta con cinco sÍntomas principales y que los mÉdicos deberÍan tomar en serio por ejemplo la incapacidad para actuar con el mismo nivel de actividad acostumbrado acompaÑado con fatiga profunda frecuente, empeoramiento de estos sÍntomas despuÉs de cualquier tipo de esfuerzo incluyendo el ejercicio

winnie's biggest concern, her upcoming shoot in milan. >> jimmy: it's like, whoa.ened to my life? i think i'll just take it all in stride, then it doesn't seem like this huge ordeal. but when i look back on it, it's pretty huge. >> reporter: pretty huge indeed. for "nightline," i'm deborah roberts in new york. >>> coming up here on "nightline," the seven dogs who went missing when their doggy day caravan was stolen at gunpoint. their owners frantic. tonight see the emotional reunion. how do crest 3d white whitestrips compare to a whitening toothpaste? let's see. the paste didn't seem to do much for me. the whitestrips made a huge difference. that's not fair! crest whitestrips work below the enamel surface to whiten 25 times better than the leading whitening toothpaste. crest whitestrips. the way to whiten ♪ ♪ the bold nissan rogue, with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. now get 0% financing or up to $1,000 back on the 2015 nissan rogue. nissan. innovation that excites. >>> all right, so what's worse? taking candy from a baby? or stealing a van

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. >> the one remaining german team wolfsburg, will be up against inter milan.s include the rail against seville -- villareal against seville. cities the world over are getting ready to apply to host the summer olympic games in 2024. >> in germany, it will be decided whether the candidate city will be hamburg or berlin. the candidate will have to compete with major contenders such as paris, boston, or rome. >> hamburg has one advantage over berlin. while berliners are somewhat skeptical about hosting the olympics, according to a recent poll hamburgians are in favor. >> hamburg is a gateway to the world, say it proud residents. it is a major center of trade and commerce, and it often hosts international sporting events, such as cycling competitions, marathons, and triathlons. now hamburg wants to host the summer olympics in 2024. the recently reelected mayor olaf schultz is full of confidence. >> we have prepared everything well. i feel many here are very enthusiastic. i hope that their enthusiasm will motivate others. >> hamburg says one advantage would be the s

now police are looking for a white ford fusion or mercury milan. they believe the model year is between 2008 and 2010. the vehicle may have a missing passenger-side mirror and other damage along the passenger side. >>> well, officials at a mall in western pennsylvania are cracking down on unaccompanied minors after three people were shot this weekend. the monroeville mall in allegheny county says anyone under the age of 18 has to be with a parent or guardian on friday and saturday nights from now on. this comes after investigators say a 17-year-old shot three people inside macy's on saturday night at that mall. police arrested the teen. two of those victims are still in critical condition. >>> and investigators are still looking into the cause of a fire at a bucks county strip mall that started just before 1:30 yesterday afternoon inside a tattoo shop on bristol pike in ben salem. fire officials say everyone made it out safely but the owners died. >>> a warning from the pennsylvania department of health has a warning. a person who is suspected of h

police are looking for a white ford fusion or mercury milan with the model year between 2008 and 2010 the vehicle may have a missing passenger side mirror and damage to the passenger side. >>> weapon continue to follow breaking news in the west side of philadelphia police are investigating an accident involving a fire truck. it happened in the past 30 minutes on 69th avenue and old york road. again, you can see we are live on the scene and trying to get information on how this happened. we'll continue to update you as we learn more. we will push in to show you a closer shot of the fire truck there, but let's check the roads around the area because the big issue everyone will face today is the potential for slick roads and icing on the roads. >> nbc 10's jillian mele is watching what is happening across the roads. >>> good morning. we have an accident along the highway of the entire area in delaware and new jersey. this is a live look at montgomery county with the blue route near the mid-county toll plaza. you can see in this live picture that the roads in this area are wet, but wherev

i was in milan where she met with putin and sat with him until 2:00 in the morning.ollande was there as well. none of the talks have had meaningful results but they are going to give it a go. francine: we are watching the u.s. january jobs report. it is very volatile. and a lot of temporary workers because of delivery services. jonathan: it will be about the top line and then 230,000 is the estimate. unemployment 5.6 percent. we want to see wage growth continue. flattened by a falling inflation rate, maybe that is the saving grace for the labor market here the participation rate is low. there is something in it for everyone. guy: if you want to be negative, the participation rate, if you look at the top line number you will feel good. interesting to see how different markets lacked onto different numbers. equities latch onto the top line and it will be fascinating. jonathan: you just came off of the best jobs growth in over a decade. the fed has rates near a record low. i also goes out of the fed, they are keen to get away from the 0% interest rate. francine: it migh

rotation right now with us to do what's right for the club them land strum is an road station tell milan tamil lance from tim linc strom >> gary: jason applebaum and up roberts is something you want to say. bip robert benton digs deep into what baseball has met here and black history month. take a quick peak here capper net in the twitter war summit i took a shot at capper net. capernick... this guy came back with at work will find a receiver. you have eight followers in your own family does not want to know to doing. capper net take it for what is worse but this the guy started out with eight followers he's now up to 1000 firefighters and 28 followers. were always there have a little fun cam always ask why this they station always promoting gary and winner twitter. i'm gonna be serious for 30 seconds >>:pam has natural likability >>:pam as class and she has friends the rest of us have to pretend through social media that we're interested. listen to what i'm doing pad does not have to do that that does not have to do thatpam... >>: i'm roger goodell and about to run the 40 yd dash for st

you can think you're in new york or milan or in paris.ost of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. they're just victims. and i don't want them to be victims. but why compare it? >> i don't compare it. my problem with it is i think if you've gone as a generation through such suffering why you don't sympathize with the new victims. >> i do. >> not you personally, but i'm just saying this is to me very troubling. because, you know, you meet people all the time that tell you, offense, my grandfather died mere, my aunt died there. and i'm like,

. >> roberto milan, the member of the patriotic committee in cuba knows the limits. two years ago he was arrested and imprisonned for in america muches a exercise in political speech. speaking his mind landed him in prison, he was willing to speak with us. (speaking spanish) >> i am roberto, i was born in cuba. i think my life is in danger by speak to the media. i use the form of communication to notify the world about my situation and it something happens to me everybody knows the truth. ♪ >> the owners of this country ra oul and fidel they own everything. cubans can't own their own businesses and they manipulate everything. the ref lugz back fired on them in real life. >> can you explain more about march 23rd? >> on march 23rd in a peaceful rally in the street asking for changes in the island of cuba the police arrested me. (speaking spanish) >> this is the shirt i wore and these are the blood stains on my shirt. the police officer picked me up and put me against the ground and i was threatened and told i would disappear. and the threat they made toward me took pla

the eyes and not only this year's theme is food, the universal exhibition kicks off in neighboring milan in may. the opening show on saturday night involved hot air balloons, a fisherman said village dancers, acrobats and jugglers. the real pro tag any of thes, as always the great mansion lavish costumes and city's canals. carnival was introduced as a party for the lower classes. behind the mask, rich and poor will be equal even if just for a few days. from saturday for the next two weeks will be less about hiding behind a mask and more about dressing to impress. >> that is a wonderful festival. we've got more on the release of one of our journalists in the next bulletin. stay with us. >> because i was african american i was trying to fit in >> misty copleland's journey wasn't easy >> dancing gave me the opportunity to grow into the person... i don't think i could be without it >> now, this trailblazer is opening the door for others >> i wanna give back to ballet what it's done for me... >> every sunday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting

europa league celtic take on inter milan. celtic beat inter. a pretty indifferent season down in tenth. celtic - 1-0 in the last eight games. >> we had many big games. maybe it's the biggest challenge we had so far as a manager in celtic. so i'm looking forward to having everything to win. going in to this match with a lot of confidence. >> one of the n.b.a.'s biggest stars has been ruled out for the rest of the season. carmelo anthony is to undergo knee surgery, the knicks bottom of the eastern conference. >> i'm hoping to make a full recovery he's hoping to make a full recovery rehab and reconditioning >>> the minnesota vikings backed the return to action of adrian peterson. he pleaded no contest to assault charges and missed 15 games last year. he is suspended for now, but can apply to be reinstated in april. >> he's a very unique football player. i am sure he's doing everything he feels he can do stay committed. i am sure he's doing everything he can do knowing himself better as a football player and a better person in the field. that's the

. >> really an iconic picture coming pup p the take on special milan.1967 european cup final. having an indifferent season and are down in camp in syria while slick have won the last eight games. another big names have already kicked off. reigning champion. zimbabwe have picked up their first win against the united arab emirates making their first tournament appearance in 20 years. they hit a very competitive 285 for seven and their 50, this game being played in new zealand, in nelson new zealand, they were well beaten in the first game against south africa, but chased down the total with a couple over. sean williams was the match winner with an unbeaten 76. the team candidates be a match for everyone at this world cup. >> an one of the teams can be beaten by us, scotland, anyone. we will take the top team. >> now after nearly two weeks of competition, the longest and last leg of the arctic ultramarathon is drawing to a close in northern canada. gnarly 100 athletes began the race and about half have drubberred out, with temperatures hovering at minus 40

we have seen the in minksk, in milan and normandy and even geneva, and none of them have yet to produceasting peace. there is a sense that this is the last opportunity before we see a real escalation in the violence on the ground. of course, the stakes already massive. not just a human toll -- 5000 people killed -- several hundred thousand the united nations saying displaced. ukraine's currency within the last week has lost half of its value. and that is on top of it losing half of its value in 2014. i will tell you some traders telling me the fact the ruvell has strengthened today and little bit of the strength and we saw yesterday is not just down to oil. there is optimism about these talks. we have seen that as well with russian futures. a little bit of optimism but there is also an awful lot of skepticism. >> it is going to be a very busy day. thank you very much, ryan chilcote. let's bring in our guest. a strategist. and the chief investment officer at rest burns. good morning to both of you. let's start with you. putin's pain threshold. how high is it? >> he's a poker player. i th

. >> italian cup elders knapp are through to the semicup after beating inter milan 1-0. liverpool beat bolton in the fourth round replay. coming from down to win 2-1 >>> tennis's atp tour invested in a tunisian player retired injured in a match he was winning. victory meant he would have faced an israeli opponent. he won his first match. he withdraw with an elbow injury which he picked up at the australian open. victory would have seen him go up against israel's player in the next round. when we contacted the head of federation of tunisia, they declined to comment. >> the reason he has come under suspicion is he dodged a meeting with israel withdrawing from a tournament after he was scheduled to face an israeli opponent. it was after the 2015 davis cup. he's not the only one to snub israel. portugal's cristiano ronaldo withdrew. and a judo champ was disqualified from a meet against an opponent. weighing in too heavy. previously he said he would refuse to face the opponent in the draw. >> to the n.b.a. and one of this season's high players crashed in defeat against brookl

and if you go to trains and milan and paris or whatever, certainly not the russian system, but if youthey're bombed. their rail systems are destroyed. i mean today, if i could have a train running, it would be epic. and i think any artist, if that concept was available, like, here's some public art, guys. let it run through our countryside. ♪ [ horns ] ♪ >> take the six train to the end of the line. then do the same with the number 29 bus. technically, you'll still be in the bronx, but it kind of won't feel like it. city island is a fishing village turned what? a parking lot for pleasure boats and a long established restaurant row for new yorkers. >> picked the perfect day to come out here. >> desus says this place, and desus is always right. >> how far from the neighborhood by car? >> by car? 15, 20 minutes. seems like a world away. >> i want to buy some nautical bric-a-brac while i'm here. >> this is new york city? >> this is cape cod in the bronx. >> you get here, and oh, the beach is closed for medical waste. it's not a day that goes by that you don't go in the water and come out

they had milan anti-tank weapons. they say if they had more weapons, they could do more.here and village there. certainly appreciate the coalition air cover, but without heavy weapons and more equipment and ammunition there is not much more they can do. christine. >> ben wedeman, we appreciate your expertise in the region. thank you. >>> chilling threat from the terror group al shabaab has shopping malls across the united states stepping up security. this video calls for attacks on malls in canada britain and the united states. specifically naming the mall of america in minnesota. officials including homeland security secretary jeh johnson walking a fine line. urging heightened vigilance and downplaying the threat level. erin mcpike has the latest. >> reporter: john secretary johnson stressing anyone heading to the mall of america should be particularly careful was a striking comment sunday morning. officials starting talking about his comments right away and continued to throughout the day. i asked him later if he wanted to revise with a hehat he said. >> do you regret w

police are looking for a white ford fusion or mercury milan. they believe the model year is between 2008 and 2010. the vehicle may have a missing passenger-side mirror and other damage along the passenger side. >>> officials at a mall in western pennsylvania are cracking down on unaccompanied minors after three people were shot this weekend. the monroeville mall in allegheny county says anyone under the age of 18 has to be with a parent or guardian on friday and saturday nights. this comes after investigators say a 17-year-old shot three people inside the macy's at the mall on saturday night. police arrested the gunman. two of the victims are still in critical condition. >>> 6:16 and 29 degrees. police say a sadistic selfie led them to the arrest of a boy who killed another. a selfie of the suspect and the boy he shot was sent to a friend. police are charging him with murder as an adult. >>> and this fire started on friday and ripped across more than 7,000 acres in california forcing hundreds of people from their homes. right now the fire is ab

germany supplied 30 milan rocket launchers. these have been incredibly successful in penetrating heavy armor that isis has captured from the iraqi army supplied by the united states. they have been very successful. but the problem is the front line that was attacked yesterday only has two of these weapons. we need much more -- >> i thought the united states was providing the kurdish forces with sophisticated weaponry. i hear that from u.s. officials. is that not true? >> we are getting weapons but we need more and we need it to happen in a much more speedy delivery. >> what's the problem? some suggest the problem is the u.s. still maintains it gives the weapons first to the central shiite-led government in baghdad and then it's up to the government there to hand it over to the kurdish fighters it doesn't go directly from the u.s. to kurdistan, is that right? >> that is right. it does go to baghdad and that is the agreement that the united states has with iraq. we understand that we need to keep baghdad on board. but the truth i

there's a lot of skepticism because, as you know, i've been to a lot of these negotiations now in milan normandy, in geneva, this has been going on for a year. none of the negotiations thus far have proven to be -- have yielded any real meaningful longing peace in ukraine. >> if they fail to make headway with president putin, what's next? >> that's a very good question. there's a lot of concern that the crisis in the east of the country is going to escalate. it already has over the last week. the talk potentially of arming the ukrainian military something that the u.s. is considering doing, some people say it could turn this into a proper proxy war. that's a term we haven't used in the last couple of dengeds, right, with the americans arming the ukrainian side, the russians arming the pro-russian side. everyone at least here in europe thinks that would be very, very bad. we've heard many european leaders, including the two that are sittinging down with the russian president right now, say that's bad. so it would be bad in terms of the military situation and also economically of course.

the warning comes after the revolution hackers accessed the record of 80 milan them customers includinges, social security numbers and, e-mail addresses. >>> we have a very busy friday, so far at 5:37. we will start off right now in bensalem on woodhaven road where there is a accident with police activity on the scene here in the northbound lanes right headed towards bristol pike. so taking out part of the right-hand lane for the the ramp from bristol pike and center lane, allowing only one lane to get by in the northbound lanes causing quite a bit of delay right there. elsewhere on 422, right here near first after new is there crews on the scene here. the most of the accident seems to be under control and clean up out of the way but several crew members on the the scene here trying to sweep up some road debris just a few minutes ago after taking out left hand shoulder, part of the let hand lane right-hand shoulder getting by in the eastbound lanes on 422. a few accidents to talk about as well. one in lower gwynedd on route 309 southbound pass norristown road and spring house as well an

now police are looking for a 2008 to 2010 white ford fusion or mercury milan with a missing passengerde view mirror. the car may also have additional damage along the passenger side. >>> a philadelphia judge is expected to approve a $1 billion settlement against the nfl this week. the settlement will resolve thousands of lawsuits that accuse the nfl of hiding what it knew about concussion and their link to neurological problems. despite the $1 billion payout, critics say it pays too little to struggling former players. >>> well call it a crude awakening. after months of decline, prices at the pump jumped dramatically. gas prices leaped double-digits across the country within the past week. the national average jumped 13 cents to $2.17. analyst says the increase is spurred by rebounding crude oil prices and refinery maintenance in the midwest. we found gas selling for $2.37 a gallon at this wawa in mill township bucks county. that's average according to aaa. they report prices climbed 12 cents since monday to $2.35 a gallon. prices in south jersey also increased 12 cents to $1.97. the

caesar milan road to fame during nine seasons of "the dog whisperer."g psychology center in los angeles where he trains and rehabilitates not only dogs but their humans and now cesar is back with premier of season two. tonight he visits a couple on the verge of divorce over their bulldog who has been attacking everything that moves, even their little boy. >> i have to act fast i have to give correction. otherwise this big dog was never going to back down. something that dogs do a way to establish themselves within the pack. >> and he is with us now. good to see you, thanks for joining us cesar. >> thank you, guys thank you very much. lot of chaos happening up there. somebody have to help. >> absolutely. you are helping. i was looking at the clips from this couple. they were on the verge of a divorce. it is interesting how much we love our pets but how much emotional destruction can be caused if that pet is not properly trained. >> yeah the husband wanted to shoot him, the wife want to divorce the husband. the husband wanted to protect his son, because t

have had a lot of peace talks -- not just in moscow today, but in minsk, the capital of belarus, in milanthe last time angela merkel solved vladimir putin in normandy, and even in geneva going back to the summer. none of those talks have actually produced a lasting peace. it is not clear what the french and german leaders are bringing to moscow today -- if it is anything the russian president is prepared to accept. stephanie: father there any real prospect to a deal -- that's the honest -- are there any real prospects to a deal? let's be honest about what to expect. ryan: what the german chancellor has said is we already happening commit here the last time the negotiators -- we already have a deal. the last time the negotiators got together, they agreed on a cease-fire, the lines they would retreat back to, pulling back heavy weapons. that worked for a month, and then it stopped working. the early indication is what the french president and the german chancellor are bringing is pretty much the same thing. now, that is what they are saying. i cannot imagine that they are not planning on ma

we will talk more about some of the management shuffles and we will go live to the land -- milan. >>represented by its democratic elected government has to decide what it wants. i cannot extent something the country does not want. mark: those are the words of the german finance minister as greece is said to be poised to request a loan extension to end the gridlock. anna: snapchat's new price tag could get fresh funding that takes it to $19 billion. manus: mark zuckerberg tells us of his plans to revolutionize the internet again. >> we believe connecting the internet is one of the great challenges of our generation. mark: sony forecasts a surge in operating earnings by 2000 down 17. thanks to a turnaround in games. mark: welcome to countdown, i am mark barton. anna: i am anna edwards. manus: i am manus cranny. anna: also coming up another bloomberg exclusive despite recent difficulties, the market for luxury goods is still growing. >> all the markets are not going in the same direction at the same time. but we're in a normal situation. at the end of the day, the luxury market as a who

we have seen talks not just in moscow but minsk, milan. normandy.eva, going back to last summer. none have resulted in a lasting end to the violence. there is deep skepticism. this was reflected in statements by the u.s. secretary of state. have a listen. >> as i have said repeatedly, there have been a number of off ramps. for russia to take over the past of the last months. unfortunately, they have been left the rearview mirror. >> if there was any question about how ruinous the situation has been for ukraine, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced. more than 5000 killed according to the most recent u.n. figures. the chretien currency has lost half its value in the last week alone. -- the ukrainian currency has lost half its value in the last week alone. >> give us a sense of the consequences if the efforts fail today. >> there are two things to think about. and eu meeting scheduled for thursday. the heads of state gathering to discuss greece and the situation there. the prospect of more sanctions against russia. the foreign ministers

. -- milan and new york. countdown continues in the next hour.continue to examine the situation in greece, and we will keep you abreast of all the news as it rakes. -- breaks. ♪ . . >> crunch time. eurozone finance ministers prepare for vital talks with greece to extend its loan program. >> "we messed up." those are the words from lenovo promising to find a fix for preinstalled software that lets users exposed to hacking. >> one year on from the main massacre, still no end in sight for the crisis in ukraine. >> welcome to "countdown." i am mark barton. >> and i am manus cranny. eurozone finance ministers will hold talks in brussels over greece's plan last night, greece officials said they had positive talks with angela merkel, just hours after wolfgang schauble dismissed their request. >> we must realize that, at this moment, it appears that there are powers that would like greece on its knees exactly so they can impose their will. i believe we can do what helps our country and what helps these powers. >> let's get the latest from brussels. hans

all the previous ones have including the ones reached in minsk, normandy, geneva, milan. i have been to all of these deals over the last months. the one thing that has changed here is, first off, the russian president and the german and french leaders were personally involved. 14 hours together in one room. the second thing is, if this does fall apart and the german chancellor and the leader of france decide that vladimir putin is to blame for that, you can be pretty sure they will be angry because they spent a very long day, lots of effort, this has been going on for a long time. they feel like they have been burned. i think sanctions will follow pretty quickly if they think he is to blame for falling apart again. >> i know we are in a cease-fire, so maybe not a tough talk about this, but arming ukrainian rebels. they are not in nato or the eu. do people in washington not learn from their mistakes? >> we have arming the ukrainians for some time with nonlethal weaponry and the push here in washington, as you know, has been to go further, to give them some real firepower t

. >> is new york on par with lawn or paris -- milan or paris? >> far surpassed.ur own success in promoting young designers. some people are complaining there are too many shows, there is too much. this is the country of dreams. "bloomberg surveillance>> last night -- the girl magazines, the one technology that has not changed. >> the american fashion, because of the support of the fashion designers, many people heading up many initiatives, the blog seo -- build a blog a lot of attention and support. >> i want to talk about the effect of china that has on the design shop. in hollywood, they are thinking about how they can make sure they can sell it domestically and in china. our design shops aware of this? >> the brands of today realize they are a global brand because of the internet and the amount of research the consumer does today. it used to be that we would say with a brand, this is for asia this is for europe. it is much more global. >> where is the native chinese hermes? >> pretty far away. just because it has not had the ability and the support and the edu

is the same always the area in germany or milan, so by itself, it's contained.bed a potential loss with fractions of 1% of g.d.p. over time. the problem is the signal you're sending, it's a dilemma. do you give them a free lunch? obviously because because you would have them asking for the same reduction. so you need to find a way where you have a constructive negotiation and you find an agreement, which is credible, but not a free lunch, probably i like the idea of growth in bonds. i think that's the solution. you probably want to pay the politicians in those bonds as well. having said that -- >> that's a great proposal. >> we're writing about that. i mean having said that i think by the 20th of february, there will be a resolution, maybe earlier than that. it makes sense for everyone. a lot of investors are waiting to buy european assets because they're worried about greece. u.s. investors, asian investors, we think there's going to be even more assets rallying in europe after this resolution. >> how does it -- the relationship between this program and the oth

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talks and we had them in normandy with holland merkel and poroshenko and putin and we had them in milan geneva but the reality of the matter is the stakes are going for the russian president. if it is deal fails, you have to wonder how far will angela merkel's patience extent. if there is a breakdown, i would expect sanctions very quickly. >> today's a huge, huge day for this conflict. it has been 10 months since we have had the country -- countries in conflict. we have had a cease-fire. we spoke to a guess earlier and must see what she has to say about the $40 billion. what's it is a big program. $40 billion is a lot. >> it is a big program. it is ambitious. it is not without risk. we put to buffers in there to take account some of the geopolitical risks and we much rely on the determination of the ukrainian authorities to conduct of the reforms. if conducted will unleash significantly. >> there has been relief of four ukraine. -- relief four ukraine. >> absolutely. we heard from the imf head in itself, the regional head said that contraction in ukraine was around 70%. the worst-perfor

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