van gogh's iconic self-portraits, painted in 1889 at saint paul, a clinic for the insane in saint remysome other masterworks done at saint remy-- "irises," "cypresses," and "starry night." >> naifeh: whether it's "starry night," with all that swirling sky, or the swirling brushstrokes in this painting, there are people who have said that this was a depiction of the craziness emanating from his mind. i don't think he's trying that at all. these beautiful, exquisitely colored blue brush strokes are really creating a pattern of unity and harmony and beauty. >> safer: within the madness, there was genius. >> naifeh: vincent was enormously proud that he painted this entire painting in less than an hour-- about 45 minutes. >> safer: he worked so quickly that, in nine years, he turned out more than a thousand paintings and another thousand drawings. >> naifeh: these are not just crazy works of art by a crazy painter; these are intentional masterpieces by somebody who knew exactly what they're doing. >> safer: for ten years, steve naifeh and his partner, greg smith-- who's recovering from canc

commissioner randy wanted to know -- commissioner remy wanted to know whether it fit the definition of domestic violence, whether or not it is the legal definition. i heard many different views about why this might be relevant, which included victim credibility, but also exceeded it. that is why in my view, and frankly, i addressed the objections that mr. kopp raced to specific paragraphs and bullet 0.6, and it was my view and the first place that given the panoply of reasons that most of the declaration was from. >> i thought you were going to address brown. >> ok. brown is indeed a case that talks about -- in that case, and that setting, the expert declaration went to helping the court understand the reasons why the victim would have recanted. but there are many other cases about the domestic violence expert, and are not limited to victim credibility. if you like me to bring in a series of case cites that show that is the evidence code that can include any reason why an expert would have more knowledge, i am happy to do that. it is true that is focused on that, but it did not limit t

clare who won stage ten in the euro mountains after tuesday's to mulch us rest day which saw frenchman remi degree gaudio arrested for doping offenses attention turned once more to the race to paris on thursday wiggins will become only the fourth brit in history to wear the yellow jersey for four consecutive days he now has an overall lead of one minute fifty three seconds from last year's winner condell evans londoner finished three minutes sixteen seconds behind stage when. he turned his third stage win in ten moves. now to the n.b.a. where recently crowned champions miami heat are not resting on their laurels they are valid veterans ray allen and rush are the lowest of their ranks for next season they claim their second n.b.a. championship last month with a series win over oklahoma city thunder and they appear determined to keep hold of that title allen rives is the n.b.a. record holder for the most three pointers while his former seattle teammate louis weller nearly one point five million. dollars from the marines plus a buyout of nearly fourteen million from the new orleans hornets the

commissioner randy wanted to know -- commissioner remy wanted to know whether it fit the definition of domestic violence, whether or not it is the legal definition. i heard many different views about why this might be relevant, which included victim credibility, but also exceeded it. that is why in my view,

who won stage ten in the your hard mountains after tuesday's to molt us rest day which saw frenchman remy. arrested for doping offenses attention turned once more to the race to paris on thursday wiggins will become only the fourth brit in history to wear the yellow jersey for four consecutive days he now has an overall a two one minute fifty three seconds from last year's winner condell evans the london finished three minutes sixteen seconds behind stage when it became his stage when in ten years. meanwhile in formula one team have issued a statement saying test driver. is making remarkable progress as she recovers from last week's crash the spaniard. into a support truck ahead of the british grand prix she has since been taken out of the neurological unit at other brook hospital and is freely communicating with family members who remain by her dad's side the thirty two year old is no longer receiving sedation the team say she is making small but significant steps medical assessments are ongoing to monitor improving condition. now to the n.b.a. where recently crowned the champions miami

has asked for it the sample to be tested he's the second driver of the test positive french fry that remy also failed a drug test a week ago. currently bradley wiggins was full of confidence ahead of the age sixteen it includes four of the biggest climbs in cycling is one of which rises to the two thousand meters the brit has a two minute advantage over all standings over sky team a chris froome while italian been chosen to bali is a further twenty seconds back he hasn't written off his chances of grabbing the yellow jersey but first. has every belief he's team can help him win the tour de france. i think we proved every race we've gone through this year across the board even when. there's been other line ups and things like that. this team prides itself on racing as a team going out with a game plan and sticking to their game plan and working for each other really in every environment not just on the bike but off the bike is where we support each other and i think i think that's one thing we've got over a lot of other teams deployed was the not only did that was in a way that it was that

sport of cycling has once again been marred by allegations of doping after tour de france competitor remy to goree oh well suspended by his team coffee this following an arrest by french police the twenty six year old picked up on this team hotel on tuesday a rest day during this year's tour two other men suspected of supplying the frenchman with substances were also detained as part of the long term investigation the. thirty fifth in the tour after nine stages but his team c. he's not been suspended pending further investigation. makes a good rule there's a team who's been arrested so of course the defense the team this is never something that's easy to live with but this doesn't bring into question the whole team itself and its wish to keep its place and to continue in this tour de france with the support of partners of the. boxing where the fighting talk has begun on us julio cesar chavez jr prepares to put his w.b.c. middleweight title on the line against sergio martinez the jewel go head to head in las vegas on september fifth two division world champion martinez will be striving to

good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so remy, set the scene for me on thiswas abused by two juveniles. and they pled guilty to some sort of a crime and then she released their names to the public. fill in the blank. >> you're absolutely right. this is a very difficult situation. a very sad case. the victim was the victim of a very sexual offense and a sexual assault in kentucky. and these juveniles who were prosecuted by the criminal courts and by the state of louisiana, excuse me, kentucky did in fact face the judge and plead guilty to very serious crimes. first degree sexual assault as well as a misdemeanor voyeurism charge. the victim in this case, however, was very upset because she was not notified of the terms of the plea and while the juveniles haven't been sentenced yet, they are facing time in jail behind bars for this crime. her anger and frustration over the case led her to ignore the judge's order and what is typical in every juvenile criminal court which is confidentiality and she posted these names and talked publicly about the victim -- excuse

hunter ,who is pretending to be high, and remi is making sure the two other kids believe him. >> you'reigh right now? >> yeah. >> let's continue. from down the hall, the girls' moms and i will be watching them on monitors to see what their daughters will do when we hand our impaired-looking actor the keys to an suv. sydney's mom insists all her kids know what to do if a driver is wasted. do not get in. >> call me and i will come and get them anywhere, any hour. doesn't matter. sarah's mom also thinks she's taught her daughter to make smart decisions. >> i personally think that she wouldn't go. i would be very surprised if she does go. but i know you're never 100% guaranteed. i can only hope and pray that she would do the right thing. >> reporter: as our test begins, the moms watch intently. >> thank you all for coming today. >> reporter: the girls think they're here for a taste test. >> they'll give the foods a rating from 1 to 5. >> reporter: chef michael from long island gourmet has prepared six different foods for the kids to rate. >> hopefully, you'll enjoy all of them. so bon appet

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. >> if there is anything to take away from the tragedy, it is a remi reminder that life is very fragile. >> our hearts break with the sadness of this unspeakable tragedy. >> a conversation with colorado governor john hickenlooper. >> respond to a shooting at the theater. >>> and the u.n. crisis with syria. also, john mccain. and a diseased mind with expert jerry spoe dak. >> do you still stand by your support of this failed deal? >> you ratcheted it up and increased the debt ceiling. >> a senate debate and a conversation with tim cape and george allen. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> joining me is colorado governor john hickenlooper. governor, thank you so much for being here. catch me up now on the state of the investigation. >> well, the investigation continues now that we have had access to the apartment of the suspect. they've got a lot more new information, and they will continue to put together the case. >> and what have they found in the apartment that might be useful? are they learning anything more about the suspect? >> you know what they have asked for

let's remi the world just why it is we live in the greatest nation on earth! god bless you! united states of america.ç ♪ >> that was president obama just wrapping up remarks in ohio, hosting the first town hall on his "betting on america" bus tour. i'm ari melver in for alex wagner today. co-host of "the cycle" is steve core knackie, nbc political analyst richard wolffe, patricia murphy of citizen jane politics and contributor to "the daily beast" and radio host, kurt anderson. great to have you all with us today. richard wolffe, first, what did we hear from the president in those remarks and were you surprised that he seems to have moved well beyond his victory in health care? >> well, look, first of all, wh we heard is a guy who is good at campaigning, who enjoys campaigning, who thrives in it. he's outside washington, he's got rid of the suit and he's feeding off the crowds and the crowd's energy there. you know, what we expected was that he would set up this contrast between his position on the auto industry and outsourcing. he did that. he's got one position. he's in t

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remy is selling more cognac.en able to raise prices here in the united states. if you just tuned in, let's not forget what happened with nokia today. obviously it is a very beaten-down company. it's lost 60% of its value just this year. but we do have a little spike coming through. it's up 12% at the close over in helsinki. the loss is less than expected. they've got half a billion euros more of cash in the bank than we thought. and they've sold 4 million windows smartphones, it's much less than everybody else, but that's just one more earnings point that came through today. the broader picture is obviously still fairly bad. in germany, still waiting for the parliament there to pass the spanish bailout of the banks. 100 billion euros which they'll sign off on tomorrow. what is interesting is that in preparation for this vote, and there you see the finance minister. the germans have published the deal that they've done with the spanish for everybody to see. and in that memorandum of understanding, there is a provi