the poster featured la goulue, the bawdy high-energy dancer.by the supple valentin le désossé-- valentine the boneless-- she was the undisputed star of the moulin rouge. the new entertainment complex of stages, dance floors, gardens, bars-- and a plaster elephant acquired from the grounds of the 1889 world's fair. lautrec had first seen and painted the dancers at the moulin de la galette in 1887. he'd also seen something new-- the show theers, the latest craze in pasian entertainments lit from behind, the figures-- cut from zinc-- were operated by a team of stage hands. the poster's silhouettes inspired by the shadow theatre conveyed the modernity of the moulin rouge. lautrec had a fascination with performers off and on stage that drove his art for the rest of his life. the moulin rouge continued to attract him-- he caught the pensive side of the female clown cha-u-ka-o... dancers in the stage lights and their promenading audience... and the casual, commercial encounters in the shadows... in at the moulin rouge, begun in 1892, he depicted himse

the poster featured la goulue, the bawdy high-energy dancer.by the supple valentin le désossé-- valentine the boneless-- she was the undisputed star of the moulin rouge. the new entertainment complex of stages, dance floors, gardens, bars-- and a plaster elephant acquired from the grounds of the 1889 world's fair. lautrec had first seen and painted the dancers at the moulin de la galette in 1887. he'd also seen something new-- the show theers, the latest craze in pasian entertainments lit from behind, the figures-- cut from zinc-- were operated by a team of stage hands. the poster's silhouettes inspired by the shadow theatre conveyed the modernity of the moulin rouge. lautrec had a fascination with performers off and on stage that drove his art for the rest of his life. the moulin rouge continued to attract him-- he caught the pensive side of the female clown cha-u-ka-o... dancers in the stage lights and their promenading audience... and the casual, commercial encounters in the shadows... in at the moulin rouge, begun in 1892, he depicted himse

. >> the wanted poster for an embattled king. a relic of the english civil war is solved at auction. it's time for a newspaper review and a brief look at stories making headlines around the world. let's begin with "the financial times," leading with the murdocks facing fresh pressure from the british communications regulator. the paper reports that offcom will assess if they should still hold a broadcasting license in light of the phone hacking scandal that has engulfed ruper murdock's u.k. newspapers. a report by british m.p.'s has found the london olympics are running two billion pounds over budget. china blocks air bus orders. the paper reports that china is stopping $12 billion worth of air bus jet orders to protest the european union's omissions trading fees. a trade war is brewing. the international herald tribune says jap news communities are seeking investment from chinese companies to help them rebuild. they want chinese manufactures to rebuild factories in areas not far from the stricken fukushima nuclear plant. >> this

. >> it is a poster offering a reward for the capture of king charles the second and 1651.t has been sold for 33,000 pounds. that is around $52,000. the poster was issued during the english civil war. >> these documents have lasted for more than 350 years. even survive the great fire of london. they are very valuable. this is oliver cromwell's demand for the capture of the tyrant king. defeated in battle, king charles was on the run. he escaped to france despite oliver cromwell's reward. how does it feel to look at a collection like this? >> it gives me an amazing amount of goose bumps. to be able to hold in your hand the very documents from this period of time. >> it is very unusual for items like this to come up for sale. there is an extraordinary array of documents. look at this. an original copy between england and scotland, a little bit controversial today. >> the most wanted poster in history issued by oliver cromwell. >> no doubting which a lot was the start of the show. >> 32,000. 33. 33,000 pounds. thank you, sir. 33,000 pounds. >> it went for a 38 times more. >> i

she is a poster person for the entitlement society. let's have a discussion about that but because of what happened on this radio program, our attention and the media's attention is focused on that, understandably and not on these other issues that are, at least as important as what a radio talk show host said in a manner that he should have never said it. much more important. >> bill: let me put this forth. i believe that the media that wants to reelect barack obama doesn't want to talk about what you are talking about and what i'm talking about. so they are never going to do it. because that brings it back to a subject that was not working for the president. so, they are going to ignore the big picture what i said here what you are saying. not going to cover it, okay? they are going to concentrate on demonizing the conservative guys who are going after ms. fluke which was not smart to do. they will make that the story and try to as someone said earlier in the program, i think it was mary katharine ham try to link them with the republ

. >> you see a poster alvin and the chipmunks. you scan it it's called fox movie wall. there you go. >> you hold up the smart phone

my story began when i walked by the recruit station and saw this poster of this beautiful woman marine and it said join the marines, serve your country. well, i certainly wanted to do that. so here i was. my dad was this world war i. my four brothers were in the military, and my five brother-in-laws were in the military, so i chose to join them in the military. ten years ago, my husband and i attended a 50th celebration honoring the korean war veterans sponsored by the korean government in austin, texas. while we were waiting for the

. >>> there is a nur ruew ruling forcing a berlin museum to turn over thousands of rare posters to aan in florida. the posters were seized from peter sack's father by nazis and now the federal court of justice ruling sacks is the rightful own or of the art valued between $6 million and $2 1 million. sacks has been if f. a legal fight with a germ. museum. finding a place for the posters to be displayed for the public. >>> thai taxi driver returned 500,000 of gold left by a passenger. the driver turned the jewelry over in cardboard boxes. the jewelery deal bought the gold in bangkok but forget it in the taxi while helping his sick wife. the grateful owner rewarded the driver with two necklaces worth $10,000. >>> two cats reaping the reward of a power outage. a restaurant donated 20,000 pounds of steak to the zoo after the restaurant lost power tuesday. what a break for the cats. the bengal tiger, an american -- an african lion and a leopard dined like kings. enough leftovers to feed the cats for weeks to come. eat up, guys. >>> 21,000 customers lost power in the boston area tuesday, af

however, i've got a couple of posters here you can see back here. if you look at these posters, i'll call that one exhibit a, and if you were watching the video of this transaction, would you see that this individual who is designated as a tsa employee is walking around and inspecting the truck. so if they were supposed to be handing out brochures, what were they doing inspecting the truck and what type training do the tsos and bdos receive to detect abnormalities or potential threats in semi trucks? mr. mclaughlin? >> thank you. first, i should say the viper you reference in your state of tennessee it's important to note was a joint training exercise with 23 different agency, both federal, state and local where tsi was invited to participate and by all accounts the two or three-day exercise went off very well. it was an important opportunity for to us build relationships, to ensure that in the event of a real national security emergency we have the types of relationships -- >> sir, you're using my time. would i just ask what type train doing they h

she is a poster person for the entitlement society.et's have a discussion about that but because of what happened on this radio program, our attention and the media's attention is focused on that, understandably and not on these other issues that are, at least as important as what a radio talk show host said in a manner that he should have never said it. much more important. >> bill: let me put this forth. i believe that the media that wants to reelect barack obama doesn't want to talk about what you are talking about and what i'm talking about. so they are never going to do it. because that brings it back to a subject that was not working for the president. so, they are going to ignore the big picture what i said here what you are saying. not going to cover it, okay? they are going to concentrate on demonizing the conservative guys who are going after ms. fluke which was not smart to do. they will make that the story and try to as someone said earlier in the program, i think it was mary katharine ham try to link them with the republic

protest posters popping up nationwide u.s. lawmakers are tightening up a recent act in men's include prohibiting protests around the white house and broader language to make arrests and prosecution easier i think this is a specific response sort of the fear that we are actually going to have you know like. transforming the political landscape peter davison was arrested twice last year while taking paul in legal nonviolent occupy wall street demos in new york if you like near the beginning that works here in government here we certainly sprinkle democratic. words all over everything as if you know like we have all these freedoms that we actually don't buy new reality where it's here that just about any american engaging in political protests. can be prosecuted unsound it rages affront to civil liberties and the first amendment and. i have my personal personally have been arrested several times protesting. have been mr meaner so now would be a felony and i it's just unconscionable that the congress passed this on experience we d

for change of all but evaporated as items are going to go to school reports how diliman could be a poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on the two square toppled the regime of president mubarak last year but like many others who were on the streets with him he doesn't feel things in egypt have changed for the best result. we were only given some of barak as a person we were against a little system against oppression and injustice a lot of scarcity would prove lucian their actions should be replying to seem to me used here. the ruling military council or staff replaced hosni mubarak who regions accused of corruption and nepotism economic mismanagement and human rights abuse but a thorough look at scouts policies unveiled a situation eerily similar if not worse well you get protestant that suspended would like of your mission in a sort of rubber bullets as was the case on the course you get the more strikers who get referred to when it's likely you balance of them to go to the courts in the past two y

how it could be a poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on a few square toppled the regime of president mubarak last year but like many others who were on the streets with him he doesn't feel things in egypt have changed for the best. and against mubarak as a person we were against the whole system against oppression and injustice and all the scarcity we're programmed illusion your actions should reply you seem to me. the ruling military council or staff replaced hosni mubarak who rejections accused of corruption and nepotism economic mismanagement and human rights abuse but a thorough look at gas policies unveiled a situation eerily similar if not worse now you get proctors that are suspended with live ammunition in a sort of rubber bullets as was the case in the courts you get legal strikers who get referred to military three bureaus of the courts in the past two years you have more than thirteen thousand egyptian citizens who are processed all military funerals that

poster to the man it isn't members the it's. one which is not unlike with the opposition of the day so and. so there is some reasonable doubt. researcher from sore accused university says the syrian people are falling victim to saudi arabia and cattles brutal tactics to push their political agenda these are two states that are very autocratic they have strong relationships with the worst and they get a lot of funding militarily from the worst so perhaps it suits them to the seeds of discord not only in syria but you know it's spilling into iraq it's blowing into jordan and of course it's spilling over here into lebanon and. so they've made it very clear over the past several months that the once the assad regime to topple that they're willing to do anything that they can to make it happen whether it's bullying diplomatic arenas or whether it's funding the militant groups in syria and unfortunately the biggest losers of this are the syrian people. still to come on the program the academics questioning the right to life two profes

people to support invisible children to donate thirty dollars get hit with the bracelets stickers posters all included and it tells the earth to participate in a day of action on april twentieth to spread the word hang up those posters and stickers all over the world for the endgame here is to have arrested this year two thousand and twelve brought to the international criminal court and for the u.s. to keep one hundred military advisers that were deployed last year there to help it happen but there's a lot of critique out there a lot of people should learn consider before they donate so let's take a little bit deeper into the sky with me is christopher chambers of the blog turner's revenge and lecture at georgetown university chris thanks so much for joining us tonight. first stars and for we get into the details here the history or this organization thirty nine million views on you tube but it's only been out there since monday and i think it has maybe another six million of e-mail i mean that is a a viral video of a person like all. that's that's the very definition of viral and that's

khalid to lima could be a poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on the two square toppled the regime of president mubarak last year but like many others who were on the streets with him he doesn't feel things in egypt have changed for the best. we were in against mubarak as a person we were against the whole system against oppression and justice a little scarce so they were programmed aleutian their actions sure they are applying the same techniques used by her. the ruling military council or staff replaced hosni mubarak who gyptian is accused of corruption nepotism economic mismanagement and human rights abuse but a thorough look at scarce policies unveiled a situation eerily similar if not worse now you'll get proper us that are suspended with live ammunition in a sort of rubber bullets as was the police and of course you get labeled strikers from britain for two military three rounds of them before the courts in the last year you have more than thirteen thousand egyptian ci

truth we have printed hundreds of thousands of posters yard signs and fires that are right now today being put up in major cities all over the world. now documentary aims to bring awareness to just a leader the lord's resistance army which terrorized uganda for decades over the last six years has fled the democratic republic of congo in central african republic now briefly describe the brutal history of the l.r. in uganda the thirty thousand children that have been abducted over the years boys turned into child soldiers girls turned into sex slaves and the film calls on people to support invisible children to donate thirty dollars get a kit with the bracelets stickers posters all included and it tells the earth to participate in a day of action on april twentieth to spread the word hang up those posters and stickers all over the world and the endgame here is to have arrested this year two thousand and twelve brought to the international criminal court and for the u.s. to keep one hundred military advisors that were deployed last year there to help it happen but there's a lot of criti

here's the poster for the american movie "daddy day camp." missed that film, but here three years later the chinese movie. is that head photo shopped on? how about this one? valentine's day in the u.s., and then "hot summer days" in china. hour vantage point. their "721." >> one dame i'll be rich and famous. >> in april 2010 american kids caught "diary of a wimpy kid." two months later china's "welcome to sharma town." two different posters, two uncanny recommend re-sem blenss, and, finally, this one, they not only seem to have taken liberties with the poster, but with a great american image. what's next? mao crossing the delaware? thank to the blog off beat china, a fun read for the great legwork on this story. see more on our website. the correct answer to our gps challenge question was, d, norwegians are paying almost $10 for a gallon of gas, and brits are paying just a little bit less. that is, of course, because almost all european countries have high gas taxes. even at $4 a gallon, americans have very cheap gas compared with the rest of

north koreans are angry about a poster found at a south korean military barracks.t contained slogans threatening kim jong-un and his late father. thousands of soldiers and civilians protested against the poster at a rally in pyongyang. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

do ordain to establish the constitution for the government of ourselves and our posterity. that was the original preamble. you might wonder why the heck did they change it. it's very simple. the man who was in charge of changing the preamble was named governor morris. he was a nationalist. he was thinking along the same slime as james madison. but they were afraid of some things, number one, rhode island didn't even send a delegation to the philadelphia convention so how you can list it in the preamble when they are not there? number two all 13 states ratified the thing and if you didn't and you listed in the preamble that could cause problems of the constitution was only bonding on the states that ratified it and not everyone ratified it would be binding on them so they feuded of states not as people which was pointed out over and over again. and oftentimes we read into this preamble and think this is what the constitution really means. here it is the preamble and that is what the constitution is but let me tell you what james madison said because this is something as peop

two posters, two uncanny resemblances.only seem to have taken liberties with the poster but with a great american image. what's next? mao crossing the delaware? thanks to the blog offbeat china, thanks for the great legwork on this story. see more on our web site. >>> the correct answer to our challenge question was d. norwegians are paying almost $10 for a gallon of gas. brits paying just a little bit less. that is, of course, because almost all european countries have high gas taxes. even at $4 a gallon, americans have very cheap gas compared the rest of the world. now a quick programming note -- next sunday in addition to the regular show you're watching now, you can catch a great new "gps" special about how to fix america's health care system. we travel around the world for ideas. it's called "global lessons: a gps roadmap for saving health care." it airs in north america at 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. next sunday, march 18. go to our web site for international airtimes. >>> thanks to all of you for being part of my program th

[laughter] i promise that i will not be speaking for posterity or internally this evening, however i do want to share with you some thoughts. this chance gives me an opportunity to also speak about the future of the nation. service to the country. how public servants help force the strong democracy we have today and how we all have an opportunity and responsibility to help secure and strengthen that security for tomorrow. this great university and the mcconnell center are making vital contributions to education -- educating the citizen leaders who will help confront the challenges and opportunities that face all of us in the 21st century. i had a chance to meet with those students before coming here. it was a great thrill to have that opportunity. my wife and i established a similar public policy institute at california state university, monterey. the purpose is to try to inspire people to get involved and be part of public service. i deeply appreciate the good work that all of these education centers do to try to give young people a chance, the opportunity to see what public service

i agree with you, we've already look at some creative ways to come up with posters. they

i agree with you, we've already look at some creative ways to come up with posters. they are invaluable if we can put them on the front door or the bathroom. it reminds people, do not leave your purse hanging on the bar. do not leave your jacket hanging -- >> even if we could get waitresses to remind people. people just seem oblivious. until they get hit, and it is a major impact. >> this has been an ongoing problem city-wide. this has gotten worse. we have had a unique situation with the officer taking of this particular issue. but we're hoping to do is work with officer buckner and figure out a good way to approach this. take apart the program he is working on and taking it city- wide. >> we have some great prototypes. they were fantastic and visuals. i have some other ideas. i always think that using something like viral something, internet, facebook-related is always going to work. as someone who grew up in new york city, i would not leave something on a table. these things are valuable. they cost a ton of money. what is in the purse is way more valuable on the s

they are painting over the election posters of every political party throughout the city.he elections are scheduled for march 10, but young people have lost all faith in their politicians. the latest scandals have proved to them that their parents' toppling of communism was all in vain. >> when we are done, every poster will be white with nothing on it. that is all that politicians can promise us -- nothing at all. >> these demonstrations are a new phenomenon in slovakia. thousands joined - protests against corruption, throwing bananas at the presidential palace. a new piece of damning evidence has truly got people's hackles up. these are the documents from this lockean intelligence service that appeared to prove what everyone had suspected -- almost every politician in the country is open to bribes. former secret service agent igor is not surprise. he knows from experience that politicians have been selling of the country for years. the guerrilla file states that a business consortium accumulated 2.7 billion euros through corruption. the company bought numerous showing th

>> it wasn't to be able to put a city poster next to a superman and a about theman poster, right, and the other thing -- >> those are american icons. they've been around for decades. >> to have them next to each other and to definitely have something that's reflective of them in their lives. he has a huge appreciation of who he is as a mexican-american. he migrates and grew up over here and ooefrt we'll in washington neighborhood. he wants to reflect that and then the other thing is he does have a huge push for increase in literacy, and so he sees that this is a possibility for folks to even learn english, right? it's more basic than -- this is a good way to start, and with tony avalos, it's a character that we can all see ourselves in. it's a mexican-american chicano latino who speaks spanish and bringing it back to the indigenous culture. things to be proud of. >> i was cleaning out some book shelves at home, and i ran into the first couple of issues that fernando gave me back in that time, so i thought that maybe, well, it was a good venture. this shows that he has not given up. >>

i agree with you, we've already look at some creative ways to come up with posters. they are invaluable if we can put them on the front door or the bathroom. it reminds people, do not leave your purse hanging on the bar. do not leave your jacket hanging -- >> even if we could get waitresses to remind people. people just seem oblivious. until they get hit, and it is a major impact. >> this has been an ongoing problem city-wide. this has gotten worse. we have had a unique situation with the officer taking of this particular issue. but we're hoping to do is work with officer buckner and figure out a good way to approach this. take apart the program he is working on and taking it city- wide.

north koreans are angry about a poster found at a barracks. it had slogans threatening kim jong-un and his late father. thousands protested the posters. >>> tokyo markets just opened. ai uchida joins me. what's behind the drop in new york? >> uncertainty in one word. we have greece and the slow down in china worrying investors. in fact, that was what was behind the dow-jones industrial average registering the biggest daily loss this year. let's see what's going on here in the tokyo markets. for that, we go to ramin mellegard at the tokyo stock exchange. ramin, markets are seeing a bit of a correction. how is the nikkei acting this morning. >> very good morning, ai. let's go and have a look at the nikkei and topix. quite clearly, nikkei down over 100 points. 9,532. topix down 9 points. nikkei and asian indexes were in fact the first to react to china's lowered growth estimates as we've seen, asian indexes and nikkei down two days in a row, nikkei might be down three days in a row judging by opening levels. the main concern on global markets is

. >> reporter: it's called a four poster deer feeding station. corn fills two troughs. paint rollers are sprayed with pesticide and pink dye. any deer that comes to feed is both treated and marks so research can be conducted on the effectiveness of the stations. >> as they come in to eat the corn out of the trough, they have to tilt their head back just slightly and that'll make them rub up against the rollers. >> reporter: as part of a three-year study, 15 of the stations have been placed in sully woodlands. biologists on the project say residents should not be alarmed if they see deer with pink racing stripes. >> if they see pink wildlife of any variety that are attracted to the corn, they have been treated with the pesticide. >> reporter: wildlife biologists will be checking in at the four poster stations frequently. but they'll have the extra coverage of cameras in the trees. the number of lyme disease cases in fairfax county has doubled in recent years with 200 cases reported annually. janice knows well the toll it can take. she and her two sons contracted lyme dis

the soldiers were responding to reports of a poster found in a south korean barracks. the banner contained slogans threatening kim jong-un and his late father, kim jong-il. >>> enjoys from the united states and north korea have yet to agree on much, except extending talks to finalize details of a u.s. food aid program for the north. after more than six hours of talk in beijing, u.s. special envoy robert king told reporters they will continue their talks on thursday. >> we've discussed a number of the issues. we've made progress. we still have issues to resolve. >> during the talks, the u.s. is believed to have demanded the north to accept western officials to monitor the food shipments. the measure will ensure the aid reaches the most needy people and is not diverted to the military. the two nations agreed last month that the u.s. will provide north korea with 240,000 tons of nutritional supplements. in exchange, the north will suspend its uranium enrichment and missile launches and allow international nuclear inspectors into the country. >>> japan will, for the first

. >> translator: in my constituency, nld posters have been torn up. >> reporter: this 44-year-old is one of the candidates. the activist had been arrested twice. she was pardoned and released from prison in january. she says it's difficult to even find a place to hold a meeting. >> translator: the election board doesn't give us permission to use the soccer fields. >> reporter: min finally obtained the authority's approval and held a residents meeting, but attendance of 100 people, much less than expect ld. she thinks many people he is tate to join the opposition party gatherings because they fear retaliation by the ruling party. some supporters s-- >> translator: seven families of nld supporters have had their electricity cut off. >> reporter: she thinks the important thing is to encourage people to freely make their own voting decision. this month she made a poster showing aung san suu kyi and president singh and put up copies in her constituent, hoping to show they're on the same page in promoting democracy and ease people's fears about voting. >> translator: all we can do is try t

north koreans are angry about a poster found at a south korean military barracks.t contained slogans threatening kim jong un and his late father. thousands of soldiers and civilians protested against the poster at a rally in pyongyang. >>> at this year's geneva motor show, auto makers are showing smaller and more fuel-efficient models than in the past. they come at a lower price tag too. the move comes as europe's debt crisis weakening demand for cars. on tuesday the media had a preview of the 82nd international motor show in geneva, switzerland. about 260 firms are taking part. besides sports and electric cars small and medium-sized models are the focus this year. demand for these cars remain quite high despite four straight years of declining total new car registers across europe. france's peugeot citroen and germany's mercedes-benz are among the makers unveiling new smaller cars. japan's nissan is also introducing a small model which it aims to start mass-producing next year. the auto firm plans to invest nearly $200 million to make the vehicle at an existing fa

is this somewhat of an overall poster child for anti-war opposition?i mean -- >> no doubt about it. he's become a symbol for all sides, no matter what your position is on the subject. but maybe instead of asking what repeated deployments have done to bales, we ought to ask what repeated deployments have done to our political culture. this guy is a war criminal if the allegations are right. i don't know what conceivable extenuating circumstances could justify killing 17 innocent noncombatants. >> wait a second. we have a policy which i set up when i was there, based on our experience in korea and vietnam. for every month you spend in a combat zone, you should have at least two at home. we haven't done that. the other is from 2003 to 2008 the army gave 80,000 more -- moral waivers to take people in. we look at this young man's record. we found out there's a lot of things in there. in normal times -- >> you would have drawn him out. >>> you would have put him out. in other words, he has been deployed almost 1,200 days in the last seven years. that's too m

put the poster up. okay? thank you. >> good. thank you for supplying that for everybody today. >> now go to the n.o.w. pact.org and you'll see the candidates that have been endorsed by n.o.w. pact, unequivocal and very vocal supporters of women's issues. i have this wonderful fantasy and i don't know where we'll find the resources for it. i really think that whoever is the nominee for the presidency needs to be asked repeatedly and often to sign a pledge for birth control. right? we know that rick santorum signed the personhood pledge where he promised to work to pass laws that would declare that life begins at fertilization and so whoever the candidate is, we want that candidate to sign a -- mitt romney by the way refused to sign the personhood pledge but he has not signed a birth control pledge so let's let him sign a birth control pledge, a violence against women pledge, a medicare pledge, a medicaid pledge. we got a lot of pledges. i think that what we should do is just follow him around and get him to either sign the pledge