they were distributed so the bombing pilots would not hit the leaning tower of pisa. >> without thesethe leaning tower of pisa may have been reduced to rubble. >> the fact that the leaning tower and the beautiful cathedral are still standing is something of a miracle. >> a miracle made possible by a war-time decision to safeguard rather than destroy. >> i believe it's the only time that a country at war bent over backwards to preserve the cultural treasures of the enemy. >> reporter: for harry, being an monuments man is a source of patriotism. >> for a brief period of time in civilization a country adopted the policy not to take things but to return it to their rightful owner. i as an american was very proud to do that. >> reporter: proud of an effort that saved millions of cultural treasures from the most destructive war in history. paul bebam, al jazeera, new yo new york. >> so beatle mania descended on new york city marking the 50-year anniversary of the fab four visit to the u.s. the beatles flew to the united states in 1964 met by thousands of screaming fans. days after they touc

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. >> distribute to the air corps so that the bombing pilots would not hit the leaning tower of pisa or not hit the mother church of the fra franciscan or. >> without it, these might have been reduced to rubble. >> there were 50 bombing raids on pisa alone. so that they are still standing is something of a miracle. >> a miracle made by the decision of war time to safeguard rather than destroy. >> i believe it's the only time that a country at war bent over backwards to preserve the cultural treasures of the country. >> for harry etlinger, being a monuments man. >> for a brief period of time a country adopted a policy not to take things but to return it to their rightful owner. i as an american want to be very proud of doing that. >> proud of an effort that saved millions of curlt treasures from the most destructive war in history. paul beban, al jazeera, new york. >> coming up, our picture of the day. and every dog has its day. this year, mixed breeds are making their debut at the celebrated westminster dog show. >> well, it is the weekend so let's take a look at what's happening across

not hit the mother church of the franciscan order. >> without these efforts, the leaning tower of pisamight have been reduced to rubble. >> the fact that the leaning tower or the beautiful cathedral is something of a miracle. >> a miracle made possible by a war time decision to safeguard rather than destroy. >> i believe it's the only time that a country at war bent over backwards to preserve the cultural treasures of the country. >> for harry, being a monuments man was a treasure. >> a country adopted a policy not to take things, but to return it to their rightful owner. i as an american ought to be very proud of doing that. >> reporter: proud of an effort that saved millions of cultural treasures from the most descrublghtive war in -- destructive war in history. >> what was it like to meet harry? >> harry is a treasure. 88 years old, still going strong, still sharp as a tack. in fact, right after we finished our interview, he the headed ofo urine for a two-week tour. he's 88! >> quite a statement. what's happening in today's wars? >> syria, a rich cultural history razed to the ground

abandonaron la escena del crimen pensando que algo peor les pasarÍa, luego fueron a su casa y ordenaron una pisajoven afroamericano habÍa muerto. >> michael nunca llamÓ a la policÍa para reportar que habia disparado a varias personas llorÓ y dijo que su mÁs cora era como su hijo y dijo que la abandonÓ porque sabÍa que iba a ser arrestado y seguramente todo fue tomado en cuenta. >> hay que aclarar algo porque es un caso complejo es condenado por dispararle a los otros jÓvenes pero no por la muerte del joven que perdiÓ la vida lo que ha generado todo el debate y controversia sobre el tema racial mucho se hablarÁ sobre la sentencia. >> este juicio recuerda a otro verÍdico una pregunta que mÁs presente estuvo en la mente de todos en el caso de george zimmerman es si el tema racial jugÓ un papel, habrÍa ocurrido lo mismo si el adolescente no fuera afroamericano fue la pregunta que le hicimos. >> los reporteros hicieron acusaciones sin base. >> por ejemplo. >> que yo era racista. >> usted es racista? >> no. >> usted estableciÓ un pero Útil para describir a trayvon martÍn esa noche? >> no, yo contestÉ

. >> without the efforts, the leaning tower of the pisa may have been reduced to rubble. >> it was made by a decision to safeguard, rather than destroy. >> i believe it's the only time a country at war bent over backwards to preserve the treasures of the enemy. >> for harry. being a monuments' man is a source of patriotism. >> for a brief period of time in civilisation, a company adapted a policy not to take things, but return them to their rightful owner. i, as an american, am proud of doing that. proud of an effort that saved millions of cultural treasures from the most destructive war in history. >> in england archeologists found footprints believed to be $800,000 years old. we spoke to bill kim ble who talks about what that discovery means for human evolution. >> the scientists who authored the paper report the discovery of footprints made by some of the earliest inhabitants of northern europe. in particular great britain. roughly 800,000, 900,000 years old. they represent a small number of different individuals, some of whom they infer to have been young and others adult, based on

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or the mother church of the francis can order. >> without these efforts the leaning tower of pisa may have been reduced to rubble. >> the fact that they were standing is a miracle. >> a miracle because of a decision to safeguard, rather than destroy. >> i believe it's at only time a country at war bent over backwards to preserve treasures of the enemy. >> for henry, it's a source of patriotism. >> a company adopted the policy not to take things but return them to the rightful owner. we want to be proud of doing that. >> proud of an effort that saved millions of cultural treasures. >> "the monuments men" opened in theatres this wouldn'ted. >> beatles mania descended on the u.s. they flew to the states in 1964, met by thousands of screaming fans. they made their first tv appearance days after touching down. and a plaque unveiled. >> archeologists in england found footprints believed to be 800,000 years old. we explain what this discovery means for human evolution. >> scientists who authored the paper are reporting the discovery of footprints made by some of the earliest inhabitants of n

in math, according to the pisa rankings, the city's 15-year-olds are three years ahead of their uk counterparts rather than something to be emulated, critics suggest that the system here is in fact, deeply flawed. china's strict residency rules mean that a huge number of the most disadvantaged students are missing from this picture of excellence. a city of 23 million people should, according to the global average, have almost 300,000 15-year-olds. but shanghai has only a little more than 100,000. this, the critics argue, cannot be explained purely by the low birth rate. many thousands of 15-year-olds appear to have vanished into thin air. students like 14-year-old whose parents are migrants. despite having lived and worked in shanghai for nine years they don't have full residency papers. so she cannot go to a shanghai high school. there's nothing we can do about it, her dad says. my daughter is having to leave shanghai not because she wants to but because of the system. despite the criticisms, elizabeth is convinced there's much to learn from shanghai. >> after all, it's the attitude. there's a

la nueva tormenta le pisa los talones al temporal pasado que dejo con un saldo de, al menos 25 muertosro ya empezÓ a hacer cambios. se enfrenta a tremendos retos. el 70% de los hondureÑos viven en la pobreza. tienen la ciudad mÁs peligrosa del mundo. pero antes que nada, lo mÁs importante para Él es que la mayor parte de los gobiernos del mundo lo reconocieran. conversÉ con Él esta semana. >> seÑor presidente, muchÍsimas gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> a la orden suya, aquÍ estamos. un gusto, jorge. >> seÑor presidente, querÍa comenzar la entrevista preguntÁndole sobre los gobiernos que ya han reconocido su presidencia. como usted sabe perfectamente, despuÉs del golpe de estado en contra manuel zelaya, hubo muchÍsimos gobiernos en el mundo que no reconocÍan a honduras, el gobierno de honduras. ¿cÓmo han cambiado las cosas a partir de ahora? >> bueno, han cambiado dramÁticamente, en forma positiva. estoy muy contento porque a la toma de posesiÓn fue una presencia numerosa de delegaciones de todo el orbe. y al siguiente dÍa tambiÉn tuve la oportunidad de ir a la cumbre de celac, a cu

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. >> it's a cultural icon like that leaning tower of pisa or the eiffel tower and it comes in a number of pieces. you what you see is labor with this central section, the adoration of the lamb and trying to figure out, again, how do you get this out in a crate? this was a highly contested piece that different countries owned portions of and then after world war i portions had to be given from germany back to belgium and it was a target of hitler's from the beginning of the war. >> rose: last slide shows harry and dale ford expecting a rembrandt self-portrait. >> this is a touching story, again. who can make this stuff up? harry ettlinger, this 19-year-old monuments man in the salt mine seeing a self-portrait by rembrandt that hung in the museum that as a young jew he was never allowed by threw go see and he happens to go into the salt mine and among the works of art that are in the salt mine being preserved is this painting by rembrandt from his own hometown. it's the first time he sees it. >> wow. so now the story has been told in this book, it's been told until a movie, in the end ho

anthony scalia said the pisa is good but does not taste lie pizza. it should be called tomato pie.ow her name but chances are you heard her songs. darlene love is behind thousands of tracks but because she's a backup singer, she didn't get much fame until she entered into the hall of fachl before we meet her, a look back. "be my baby," do run run," and "the boy i'm going marry." they're some of the biggest hits of the 1960s and darlene love sang all of them. born darlene wright she sang in her father's church before joining a local group called the blossoms. the women grieng sang as backup singers for singers like sam cooke and bobby darryn. they wanted to use the roof-raising voice to capture the sound of the times. and in 1962 specter asked love and the blos oms to sing for "he's a rebel." though the song was number one, she never got credit. that wasn't unusual for darlene love. her job was to sing backup for other singers and she diddet for the best of them including elvis presley, frank sinatra, and dionne warwick. despite decades of chart-topping songs, she never knew fame. s

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. >> there are great international tests, the pisa test tests whether kids can solve problems.t of this teaching to the test, the teachers have to learn new material. kids shouldn't have to do home work. you basically have to realize education is tough work on both sides. tough for the teachers and administrators, tough for the kids. if you want to compete in the 21 c 21st century, you have to do it. you don't get there without the hard work. >> let's talk more about what you think needs to happen, this idea of standards. how do we get something like that pushed in with tougher common core standards? >> the common core standards were created by 45 states. the governors, the chief state school, operating officers ratified by the state boards of education. the local school districts still have control over curriculum. but now there's a set of expectations for the kids in english, math, soon to be science. that set of expectations raises a standard. it's going to make it tougher but we have to do a better job educating our kids if we want to compete. american kid has to compete ag