8.com and liking let's go to the mall not for shopping for artwork, and you won't find works by rembrandt and van gogh, they are made then made by an author, namedhe dr. seuss, he also, made art in his time, paintings of the grinch and cat in the hat, the lorax , and bluefish, he seemed to like to create, now appear to behold, just take it all in. >> these are known as his mani-pedis because he created them at night. >> cannot believe the sophistication of the artwork and different types that dr. >> the artwork is rolling out a shopping mall in palm beach is family-friendly and will be on displayfa through valentine's day. >> it is star trek day in cleveland we found a group of them celebrating at p. j. mcintyre's, the city council city council post issue a proclamation asou today is star trek day in the city . cleveland is the home of a chapter of a group of star trek fans who come together to form committee service they started in 1984 with the goal of >> from our founding in 1983, we have been doing community service as well as enjoying star trek as a genre and to live the vision for a

there are works by rembrandt, -- ns, and by the fireplace the officials were approached with the ideamonths ago. everyone, right to the top, approved and are delighted with the results. it exceeded my expectations. it surpassed any other previous efforts to produce a virtual visit to the palace. it is fully immersive and as close as you can get to being in the palace without being there. nicholas: at the moment this is a project specifically for schools and not available to the general public, but it is a start to bring the treasures of buckingham palace to a wider audience. nicholas witchell, bbc news. katty: i will have to get my kids on that virtual tour. that brings today's program to a close. you can find today's news on our website. to reach me and the bbc team you can reach us on twitter. im @kattykaybbc. please tune in tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler founda

we've been here before...this *same* farm near rembrandt iowa.tucked behind an electric fence...the *same* buffalo... but with someone new to watch after'em...*two* new people... brothers.(nathan) "we just started taking care of them, basically."that was april 20 - 15...when the lichter brothers...nathan and andrew... took over this herd from roger skelton.starting lichter brothers buffalo.a lifelong dream come true.both take care of the herd here...but andrew's more of the marketing man.(andrew) "they call me and say: 'hey i just saw your ad, what is this stuff?'"the buffalo meat's for sale online...(andrew) "there are steaks, sirloin, t-bones, which i think the t-bones are the best."response has been good...turns out people are excited to *buy* buffalo. (andrew) "you can market it as a more healthy alternative to beef."and if *you* want to stay healthy...you give the buffalo their space.(nathan) "uh, hopefully not, ha ha ha." nathan's raised cattle before...he says the animals aren't that different...they eat a lot of the same stuff... you just...don't touch'em. hands-off, becuase y

. >> but this rembrandt, has repeatedly made 24 and only nine are accounted for. >> the other 15 are out there somewhere maybe. >> it suffices to look for loose change change and where you might find that you could be sitting on $2 million and don't forget your car consul, and remember to check the bottom of grandma's purse, where you can always find that old coins stuck coin stuck to the peppermint specific check the closet never know where it might show up. >> it could be the next it is a typical winter day . my want to see the snow instead of the rainfall. >> that had had had temperatures of of authorities in around 40 with the chilly raindrops, that the snowfall of state lot prettier . it is all just rainfall . potential and snowfall was a lot colder air panhandle hook tomorrow, early 30s do for me, the rainfall tonight with passing local showers tomorrow mostly dry and cloudy . rainfall tomorrow that a drug lord who made a daring escape from prison is back in custody and. >> has been nearly six months when joaquin guzman broke out of a mexican president, today a mexican presiden

. >> but this rembrandt has repeats. the mint made 24 of these and only nine are accounted for. >> the other 15 are out there somewhere. >> his advise, look at your loose changes. like the couch cushions, you could literally be sitting on $it $1million. >> and check the console, and your grandma's purse. >> you could be the next anonymous seller to turn a small coin in a small fortune. >> so let's take a look at this rare coin so you know what through your sock drawer. it has lady liberty and 1894, but then look at the reverse vied at side at the very bottom, you see a tiny s. that is the key because it says it was minted in san francisco, and that is the key because all others that year were minted in philadelphia. and so then you can decide if you want to auction it off and make close to $2 million, as the person did tonight. >> but i'm not a pneumismatist. >> but you say it so well. >> but it's not just china. how it could effect all of us after the break. >> welcome back so "american >> and wow. the internet is crazy

forty-three and rembrandt with just over a tenth of an inch of rain . we are shy with two tenths of an inch in emergency management division in salute are sumter 42 over two tenths of an inch of our weatatr bug gauge at and that is what we have seen since midnight last night/early those clouds out of if you like to wake up early in join us for where some chilly temperatures to start your day lunchtime sunshine stillll with us that's with is when you pick the kids up at three as you're heading home at five -- 5:00 and 8:00 a beautiful but cool weather expected across the area. we bottom out at 35 degrees tonight that seasonal will be careful on the bridges and is some rainfall you can see some areas of the rain there could be some slick spots. . those of you who wake up early stroll 35 at 6:0:0and 7:00 at lunchtime if you like will 50s it's a beautiful you probably want to track it. sunshine during the middle of the day continues when you pick the kids up at school 58 with a high t tperature 3:00 and night planner from the 50s into the 40s this evening w

forty-one and rembrandt. and 43 in alleged field. windchill not bad this evening we do have clouds out t ere that is -- acting as an atmospheric blanket. it will keep things warm with a light drizzle. rain chances will continue to unfortunately off and on tomorrow chances are minimal and at times throughout the weekend. tonight for the most part mostly cloudy skies. temperatures staying in the 40s and will eventually see those numbers in the mid to lower 40s across the area and then tomorrow it will be mild again. moisture increasing of across the midlands . that means rain chances climbing. all of this thanks to our next front. i will let you know how this will impact your lead -- weekend coming up later on. >>> new information tonight on a double murder that happened in elgin. a 33-year-old has been arrested and charged with murder. deputies say in december 2014 and 2 bodies were found by frfrnds who were dropping off christmas gifts. investigators have not said what led deputies to arrest padgett and he still in jail tonight. >>>

we are in the 50s right now relatively comfortable with the exception irmo at 49 and rembrandt at 40 degrees. but everybody else low 50s. realtime conditions he could only find here and watch fox and the numbers not moving or tonight. will be down the mid- 40s with a few showers expected throughout the company area. with the kids had to school tomorrow please make sure they have something to stay dryry because we will have a few light 43 at 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. sunrise at 7:24 likely recess inside and rain chances lingering around it will be prettytyamn. rara chances scattered not widespread during the big day hours as you run out to lunch not exactly the day you want to find your favorite restaurant and have a patio and enjoy lunch outdoors on it because it will be gray and damp out to their and as the kids had home from school you could have a few light showers around with temperatures around 50 degrees. tomorrow evening 6:00 still the chance of light showers in the 40s that should be gone i about 7:00 with a cloudy sky in 45 degrees and in the by 8:00 still in the mid- 40s and again

police waiting outside their apartments. [ laughter ] i hope one of them comes back with like a rembrandt or something. oh, kimmie is back. kimmie, what have you? that is? >> an actual rock from death valley. >> jimmy: you stole that from death valley? >> i did. well, borrowed. >> jimmy: well, somehow you've gone out of focus here, kimmie. but yeah. you're way out of focus -- and gigi, what do you have? >> i stole olaf. >> jimmy: from where did you >> this poor little asian kid. >> jimmy: what? [ applause ] kimmie, you're out of focus right now. clear that -- turn that -- there you go. now you're in focus. boy. i'm going to have to give that one to kimmie just based on principle alone. [ cheers and applause ] we must not steal from children. you said it was a kid. anyway, the points have been awarded. there's nothing we can do. round 2. destroy something that belongs to your roommate. all right. here they go. like maybe they're working on a thesis or something or there's a family heirloom maybe. something -- the more irreplaceable the better. right, guillermo? >> that's right, jimmy. >> j

and the rembrandt club. so forth. there were some people, i can think of just who they were.i probably shouldn't even mention the names. [ laughter ] people that should have known better, shall we say, that made comments. and those are the kinds of things that hurt more than general, unknown people out there commenting through the newspaper or something like that. and so that, it was that kind of a narrow-minded, psychological atmosphere that was going on. and i always, as i suggested before, i have an interest in the psychological aspect of this, because it was, it's interesting that in a free society that you could have a certain psychological conditioning, whereas over in russia, of course, somebody like khrushchev could make a statement like, as god as my witness, we have no spies. and expect the public over there to actually believe that. and i guess they did. but over here, in spite of the free press and so forth, there was a certain psychological conditioning that threatens the legal aspect of this, which jeff can, can explain more, more clearly. it's true even today t

there is a great story of-- ten rembrandts on the wall am fine are real, swain forgery. the world's greatest experts go in and go real, real, real, fake real. why is that fake and that realk and they have no idea. they have seen 10,000 of them. they get it. their brain understands the art of it and can pull that out. artificial intelligence makes very sim police particular, in a sense, decisions based on the characteristics and hierarchy you tell it to. and that is what worries me. conscience is a tremendous thing. i don't think we can ever replicate an artificial intelligence. >> rose: do you know how many scientists have said what is the one thing you most want to know and they say conscience, consciousness. >> it is a tremendous thing. and humans have a unique characteristic that we will never be able to replicate. obviously, however it evolved we're proud of it and we benefit from it. but we're a unique creature. >> rose: what they worry about too, in hollywood language, they worry about the fact that some how an artificial brain will be so smart t will be smart and

and the rembrandt club. and so forth. cane were some people -- i think of just two they were. i probably shouldn't even mention the names. people that should've known better. that made comments. and those of the kinds of things generalt more than unknown people out there commenting through the newspaper or something like that. it was that kind of narrowminded psychological atmosphere of it was going on. i have an interest in the psychological aspect of this, inause it's interesting that a free society, that he could have a certain psychological conditioning where is over in russia, of course, summary like khrushchev could make a statement like as god is my witness, we have no spies, and expect the public over there to actually believe that. and i guess they did. but over here, in spite of the free press and so forth, there was a certain psychological threatened theat legal aspects of this, which jeff can explain more clearly. true even today, if you have too much of a condition of have acy, you might situation in which people are traditionalorgo our legal protections, because

*we* must feel the same way as nathan lichter.we've been here before...this *same* farm near rembrandt iowa.tucked behind an electric fence...the *same* buffalo...but with someone new to watch after'em...*two* new people...brothers.(nathan) "we just started taking care of them, basically."that was april 20 - 15...when the lichter brothers...nathan and andrew...took over this herd from roger skelton.starting lichter brothers buffalo.a lifelong dream come true.both take care of the herd here... but andrew's more of the marketing man.(andrew) "they call me and say: 'hey i just saw your ad, what is this stuff?'"3 the buffalo meat's for sale online...(andrew) "there are steaks, sirloin, t-bones, which i think the t-bones are the best."response has been good...turns out people are excited to *buy* buffalo. a more healthy alternative to beef."and if *you* want to stay healthy...you give the buffalo their space.(nathan) "uh, hopefully not, ha ha ha." nathan's raised cattle before...he says the animals aren't that different...they eat a lot of the same stuff... you just...don't touch'em. (natha

. >> rembrandt. history. still trading. look at the nfl as an international property.ou want to call that the decline, before they have even gotten off the ground in europe. no. not going to happen. >> underappreciated expansion story. >> yes. everybody is locked up for years, all they were worried about is then google buying things. all the contracts are long-term. les moonves, how many times has he told us bet against the nfl, see what you do. the whole thursday slate does well. >> at the same time disney, which was $114 a share in december has declined primarily as a result of how much it's paid for those sports rights to block out nbc and/or fox as they try to get more aggressive and the concern about cord cutting, cord shaving, how much revenue will come in as a result given how much you paid up. yeah, the nfl may be a great property does it mean it will keep getting bit up? particularly in a world where do you have enough people to pay for it? >> i think it will continue to get bit up. it's a game that survives. last year there were things that happened outside t

we've been here before...this *same* farm near rembrandt iowa.tucked behind an electric fence...the *same* buffalo... but with someone new to watch after'em...*two* new people... brothers.(nathan) "we just started taking care of them, basically."that was april 20 - 15...when the lichter brothers...nathan and andrew... took over this herd from roger skelton.starting lichter brothers buffalo.a lifelong dream come true.both take care of the herd here...but andrew's more of the marketing man.(andrew) "they call me and say: 'hey i just saw your ad, what is this stuff?'"the buffalo meat's for sale online...(andrew) "there are steaks, sirloin, t-bones, which i think the t-bones are

we are in the 50s right now relatively comfortable with the exception irmo at 49 and rembrandt at 40 degrees. but everybody else low 50s. realtime conditions he could only find here and watch fox and the numbers not moving or tonight. will be down the mid- 40s with a few showers expected throughout the company area. with the kids had to school tomorrow please make sure they have something to stay dryry because we will have a few light

*we* must feel the same way as nathan lichter.we've been here before...this *same* farm near rembrandt iowa.tucked behind an electric fence...the *same* buffalo...but with someone new to watch after'em...*two* new people...brothers.(nathan) "we just started taking care of them, basically."that was april 20 - 15...when the lichter brothers...nathan and andrew...took over this herd from roger skelton.starting lichter brothers buffalo.a lifelong dream come true.both take care of the herd here... but andrew's more of the marketing man.(andrew) "they call me and say: 'hey i just saw your ad, what is this stuff?'"3 the buffalo meat's for sale online...(andrew) "there are steaks, sirloin, t-bones, which i think the t-bones are