the duke also had a place of refuge here his roman house may have been a love nest to his daughter fathered thirty eight illegitimate children. in calculus de vine a city palace was a huge construction site after the old palace was destroyed by fire and seven hundred seventy four the deal ordered its reconstruction get ahead of the commission that rebuilt it. next to the palace is another former work place of the multitalented the duchess on a amalia library named after the duke's mother. one of germany's first public libraries it was open to anyone who could read and write and vinyl was home to many literate people go to it was the library's director for thirty five years. it is the royal summer residence was the baroque belvedere palace just south of weimar. cavalier's house forms part of the ensemble. and once there come a day said the princely household now they used by the university of music plants list as classrooms and rehearsal rooms. so visitors could find themselves treated to a free concert. inside the palace this play. is he a fine china glassware and furniture that was hand cr

lithuanian foreign minister also took part in the unveiling of the monument when you consider his roman house because a national hero and maintains that he did not collaborated with the nazis. under the code name. was a prominent partisan in lithuania he opposed to the soviet administration during and after the second world war although there is no solid proof that he himself killed anyone when the country was occupied by the nazis the simon wiesenthal center believes that he led a gang of local vigilantes which persecuted the jewish community. thinks the monument is an insult to the victims of the war. it's basically spitting in the face of holocaust survivors of the jewish community of any person with any morality who expects a member of the e.u. to preserve certain values and i can promise you that i don't mean people who are collaborators with nazis is not one of the values of the european union or any other normal organization there's no evidence on the other hand that because some self killed anybody but the gang that he headed was actively involved in persecution from the top and that

the european union or any other normal organization there's no evidence on the other hand that roman house has some self killed anybody but the gang that he headed was actively involved in persecution from the top and that the soviet union crumbled there's been a very systematic attempt to rewrite the narrative of world war two and the holocaust they trying to hide the role played in the how of course by local collaborators and in that respect you have to keep in mind that only in eastern europe did collaboration with the nazis include active participation in mass murder . chicago officials have yet to comment on the monument without a rabbi is freedom and he joined a rally in new york against what he calls praising kenneth says he'll appeal to congress to put pressure on lithuania. public outcry so i can help and contact the members of congress as we're going to do in this case and i want to make that clear that's the next step to lobby members of congress it doesn't happen overnight to put pressure on them to win it to speak to representatives of the jewish community to tell them don't g

romans. white house officials are saying that they do not expect a deal today and what happens next? >> you know, it's looking grim. it looks like it was not a bluff, jim and poppy. president trump jacked up tariffs on thousands of goods, dishwashers, frozen fish, baseball caps. right now about half of the products china sells to the u.s., about half of them now carry an import tax. so how did we get here? three rounds of tariffs last year, first the u.s. put tariffs on all foreign steel and aluminum, including from china. then in july the u.s. singled out beijing, slapping tariffs on $50 billion worth of high tech chinese exports. china hit back right away with tariffs on $50 billion in u.s. goods, mainly ag products and that has been devastating for american soybean growers in particular. the biggest round was in september, $200 billion in chinese goods, luggage, handbags and hats, beijing hit back with $60 billion in u.s. exports in response. that $200 billion nut in september that was originally taxed at 10%, today at midnight tonight it became 25%. remember it is u.s. importers,

nate roman said someone came into his house and wiped the place down.rything so well, he says it looked better than the way it was when his family left it. almost every room was spotless. the person even left behind a present. >> they scrubbed everything, scrubbed everything down, did the shower, did the toilets. these toilet paper roses were >> so roman is guessineone from cleaning service who went to the wrong house and got in through an unlocked door. >> so, you know, a lot of people expected to get away for the holiday weekend. leave your doors unlocked. you might be lucky enough to get it cleaned. >> so he's like typically people are the victim of something like there, they're upset, whatever. in this case he's like, they cleaned my house! they cleaned everything! >> they cleaned everything. >> look, please, me next, anyone. >>> the holiday weekend almost here. if you're looking to soak up some sun with your boyfriend or girlfriend, you may want to hold off. >> a new survey finds new couples should wait seven months before taking their first vacati

romans. inside the house next to sharon, the man with the towel over his head was 35 yield jay sebring. >> famouso the stars who had been sharon tate's boyfriend. >> reporter: jeff gwynn wrote the 2013 book, "manson." >> they had remained friends. and sharon tate had invited sebring over that evening. >> anthony dimaria is jay sebring's nephew. >> one of the sad ironies is that jay was not supposed to be there that night. he was supposed to be in las vegas. for whatever reason, he decided to stay. >> the body in the car took longer to identify. it turned out to be 19-year-old steve parent who had been visiting the property's ca caretaker. parent went to his car at just the wrong moment, never got out of the driveway. l.a. struggled to understand why would anyone kill all these people. why in such a sadistic manner? the lapd searched for clues in the surrounding brush among the neighbors as, of course, did the ever-growing army of reporters. >> the lights weren't on, and usually the gate slight on at least. >> why would you take note of that? >> it's always been on. >> strange, despite all the car

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but instead of cleaning it out they cleaned behind some gifts in a roman says kind of terrifying to think that someone was in his house but what's more strange is. >>how they left itth were cleane whoever didn't even let paper roses on the toilet paper kitch anything from the house one theory, homeowners come up with that. a cleaning service went to the wrong house which kind of makes sense what those toilet paper roses even so. he says he plans to change all the locks on his house. take a look outside now to hear all stories karl joins us with more on the 4 zone forecast as we look at gate bridge shots, i've never of toilet paper roses on what somebody breaking everybody's going to break it with those guys we've got some clouds float around the bay are right now a little hazy out over the bay and we've got some fog form along the coastline we're going to see more that that we've got some lightning strikes now coming down the central valley right near stockton, some scattered showers. those cells kind of wandering on through right now so certainly a chance of a few more rain drops into the early part of the evening an

. >> nate roman says he got back home to his house there in marlboro last week and discovered he'd been but there was nothing missing except dirt and dust. the burglar cleaned the place, literally scrubbed it down, and left it spotless and left roman speechless. >> but they scrubbed everything. scrubbed everything down. did the shower. did the toilets. these toilet paper roses were left on my toilet paper rolls. >> roman says every room was clean except for the kitchen. he thinks the culprit may be someone from a cleaning service who went to the wrong house. police don't have any suspects. >> he left the backdoor open and i think maybe when everyone goes away on vacation they should start leaving a backdoor open if this is what happens. >> aren't you going on vacation? >> i will leave a door open for anyone who wants to come clean, yes, please. >> i would not call that in to police. i would say, thank you. >> yes. a big thank you. >>> coming up in our next half hour, some kids in d.c. get a big surprise when this guy, who's that, former president obama, drops by to pass the football. >>

romans. >> i'm dave briggs. we'll see you tomorrow. trz -- tomorrow. >>> the housetee plans to vote on wednesday to hold barr in contempt. >> secretary mnuchin will not fulfill the request for six years of the president's tax returns. >> democrats are in great peril as they continue to go down this path. it is the president's political advantage to block everything. >> congress has a strong case here, and the white house is stone walling them at every front. >> had a baby boy. it's been the most amazing experience. >> this baby is special for all of us. we all saw his parents get married. that's a particular blessing. >> this is "new day" with alisyn >> we will get to the royal baby, john. don't worry. >> he seemed shocked by what he saw in the delivery room. he's like any new dad. it is charming. i agree, it is charming. i also like the beard, which he's allowed to keep. >> still bitter? >> he's allowed to keep it. no one said he had to get rid of the beard. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is tuesday, may 7

romans. one day on the hot seat was enough for the attorney general. william barr informing a house panel he will not testify today as scheduled. barr's move raises the prospect democrats will hold him in contempt of congress. he had been scheduled to testify to the house judiciary committee about his handling of the mueller report. he rejected the plan to have one of his staff lawyers to question him alongside lawmakers. that angered jerry nadler. >> he's trying to blackmail the committee in not following the most effective means of eliciting the information we need. >> nadler says the panel will meet today as plans and says he'll give barr a day or two to comply with the subpoena for the full unredacted mueller report. chairman nadler says the committee is looking at may 15th for the possible date for robert mueller to testify. >> as for the testify barr did give before the senate judiciary committee, the attorney general made no apology for his handling of the mueller report, a day after it was revealed mueller told barr he did not think the four-page summary did not properly cha

romans hungry at 30 minutes past the hour. president trump was thrilled with the mueller report but the white house not so much.white house lawyer accused mueller's team of playing politics, laying out facts far more detailed than what's typically found in a criminal indictment. flood protested in a letter to attorney general william barr one day after the release of the redacted mueller report. >> flood described the report as a prosecutorial curiosity. it is true the mueller report did not establish a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russians. mueller did honor a substantial evidence of obstruction by president trump but he did not say whether mr. trump should be prosecuted, a move the attorney general questioned on capitol hill this week. >> the president touted the report as a total vindication, even though possible obstruction came up about a dozen times, including when the president told then white house counsel don mcgahn to have mueller removed. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler subpoenaed mcgahn to testify. the president says it's not going to happen. >> i have had him testify

ahildress devout presbyterian that banned dancing and cardplaying in the white house, but not alcohol. can show thata the roman catholic theology of 19th-century irish immigrants enlightenmentan version of christianity, i shall be much surprised. that aigious sect vowedly undertook to make itself an enlightened rational version of christianity was one that mr. gallotta never mentions . unitarianism. unitarian voters were whigs virtually to a man. very few of the transcendentalist intellectuals, who sympathized the enlightenment with romanticism and elements of christianity, very few of them embraced the democratic party. i can't help but suspect that 's has finishedta his worthwhile inquiry into the religion of the jacksonians, he will not find that an enlightenment rational version of christianity was what the democratic voters had in common. thank you. now at last, we have the chance to entertain questions and comment from the audience. i will be happy to call on up ore who put their hand indicate that they would like -- yes, sir. yes, please. come to a microphone. >> my question is for daniel. if you consid

roman baker, thomas baker thomas jefferson, and writing the declaration of independence, articulated one of mahan's great ideas, freedom. genius whose a design of the university of virginia and has houseeflected his love of gracious living and design. it was jefferson who introduced spaghetti into the american diet, as well as such foods as french fries, asparagus, ice cream and vanilla flavoring. some of the finest meals served in america were prepared in jefferson's kitchen. while jefferson's political ideas were an advance over the ancient romans, his food preparation ideas were the same, involving the same application of heat, labor and time. the ironarrival of horse and the industrial revolution did not substantially change methods of food preparation, as can be seen in this virginia city, nevada home, built a century ago and preserved in its functional state, including its kitchen. iron9th century's age of and steel made cooking by brick hearth obsolete. cheap and efficient iron rages could be installed in the most modest pioneer cabin or city dweller's apartment. yet without convenience foods, cooking still involved all much as -- almost as much time and heat is in the stone ag

romans? >> got it. >> we like snitty here. president trump told then white housen mcgahn to get rid of mueller. >> the president never directed him to fire and there is a distinction between saying to someone go fire him, go fire mueller and saying have him removed based on con flick. the difference between them is if you remove someone for a conflict of interest there would be presumably another person appointed. >> so we went from snity to hair splitting there. important to note that in may 2017, before the mcgahn incident, the justice department made clear mueller had no ethical conflicts. >>> let's bring in cnn digital director zach wolf live in washington. good morning, i know you were glued to your tv yesterday as all of washington was. what do you make of bill barr's performance yesterday and what he was trying to do there? >> i think what we have seen from bill barr from the beginning of his interaction with the mueller report, releasing the summary, holding the press conference, he's almost trying to do this jedi mind trick thing on washington where he so

romans, it is exactly 5:00 a.m., friday, may 3rd. the president was thrilled with the mueller report but the white house not so much. a top white house lawyer emmett flood accused mueller's team of playing politics, laying out more facts than typically found in an indictment. flood protests one day after release of the redacted mueller report. >> flood described the report as a prosecutorial curiosity, part commission report, and law school exam paper. it is true the mueller report did not examine a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign. it did unearth obstruction by president trump but did not say whether president trump should be prosecuted a move the attorney general questioned on capitol hill this week. >> the president touted the report as total vindication even though possible obstruction came up about a dozen times in that report. that includes when the president told then white house counsel don mcgahn to have mueller removed. house judiciary chairman nadler subpoenaed mcgahn to testify. the president says that's not going to happen. >> i've had him testifying already for 30 hours. >> is the answer

as a day laborer now he lives and roman campaigns against the exploitation of refugees in southern italy is agricultural sector even is going to show me a guest house for refugees here he caught her living as day laborers. but for the many of the harvest workers live in the ghetto because they hope to find work in the fields in the ghettos of last places cities within the city marked by desperation and crime. and it up what a lot of the. problem is on tells me that the mafia is involved in the spect forces of system. so called up what adi act is intermediaries controlling the migrant workers often forcibly. the cost of transporting food and water is deducted from their wages leaving them with as well. plus 3 euros 50 a day. a lot of the tomatoes they pick our exports are to germany where few are aware of the conditions in which they were harvested. but sort of. slaves for the couple arlie the agricultural businesses and the system to give off it's not right that goods harvested this way end up on consumers plates will be portable we at this produce every day europe needs to put a better monitoring system in place for agricultural production needs t

romans. president trump pursuing a back door channel to negotiate with iran's leaders. he is trying to do diffuse mounting tensions in the persian gulf. the white house announcing the president would meet with the president of the swiss federation. cnn reported that the white house passed along a phone number to the swiss in case iranian leaders wanted to call the president. >> a source tells cnn today's meeting is an effort to move that along. is iran interested in talking? fred pleitgen live in teheran. fred, good morning, what's the latest there. >> reporter: hi, dave, the short answer to that question that iran at this point in time is not interested in talking to the trump administration. one of the things we heard from iran's supreme leader, he said at this point in time negotiations with the trump administration are out of the question. in fact, he called negotiations with the u.s. poison, and negotiations with the trump administration is double poison because he feels the strategy of maxim maximum pressure that the trump administration is exerting is coercion and that is not something they say they are going to be a part of, at least at this

house. i could identify my spanish half because it spoke spanish, roman catholic and so forth. what about the indian half? what you have given me in 1491 is this idea that what the european discovered here was in fact that there was something here, that there were aqueducts, that there were dams, that there was civilization here. it was not a virgin land filled with people who were passive. charles: there is a wilderness because america has been here 15,000 years, the implication is people lived here and didn't do anything. the only people -- it doesn't fit. people are interesting. these are really alerts in this picture. you think about this and say and possibly be the case, people sat there and were like these tourists going look at the trees, look at the beach. that is not what people do. they built stuff. richard: i can think of any number of riders who speak of america, the united states as having been virgin land. where does the idea come that the european came upon a place that was empty? charles: it was a competition question. richard: is that america's discovery? charl

romans, monday, may 6th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. so far everything is working here. the u.s. is deploying a carrier strike group and a bomber task force to deter what the white house calls troubling actions by iran. officials are not detailing the nature of the threats but telling cnn those threats were against both us sea and land based forces in the middle east. cnn's frederik pleitgen joins us with more. he's in finland where the american secretary of state is headed right now. hi, fred. >> you're absolutely right, christine. one of the things that u.s. officials have been talking about over the past couple of weeks, specifically secretary of state mike pompeo was threats against u.s. assets in the greater middle east area, specifically in the persian gulf, the very narrow waterway where you very frequently have u.s. and iranian military assets in very close proximity. the u.s. national security adviser, john bolton came out and said the following, he said the u.s. is trying to send a clear and unmistakable message to the iranian regime that any attack on united states interests or on those of our allies will be met with unrelenting force. it's quite interestin

romans. >> i like it. thanks for joinings us, >>> a former administration official defying a subpoena from house democrats.sparent administration in the history of our country. >> don mcgahn doesn't testify, it is time to open an impeachment inquiry. >>> the judge is saying trump's accountant must turn over his financial records. >> it is totally the wrong decision by an obama judge. >> the president is going to fight like hell to make sure these taxes will not be revealed. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> the sunrise is stunning here over hudson yards. i just watched it from one of the green rooms. i mean, it is spectacular. >> hypnotic. so hypnotic, i almost didn't make it on the set. >> that's a problem. >> you are glued to watching it. >> we will fetch you tomorrow, make sure you're here. welcome to viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is tuesday, may 21st, 6:00 here in new york. this morning, the house judiciary committee was hoping to get answers from don mcgahn, but the former white house counsel and vital witness is ref

romans, 32 minutes past the hour. breaking overnight, the u.s. deploying a carrier strike group and a bomber task force in response to what the white house calls troubling by iran. officials not detailing the nature of threats but telling cnn they were against both u.s. sea and land based forces in the middle east. the deployments are aimed specifically at deterring any iranian military action. let's bring in cnn's frederik pleitgen. he joins us from finland. he's there because the secretary of state mike pompeo is headed there right now. bring us up to speed on what the threats are, what we know about the threats from iran and the response from the united states. >> reporter: hi there christine. secretary of state mike pompeo and john bolton have been saying there have been threats by the iranians against u.s. military assets in the greater eastern area and specifically in the strait, of course that vital waterway that board rders iran. a lot of military activity taking place there. national security adviser john bolton came out and said the following, he said that the deployment of the carrier strike group is quote to send a clear and unmistakable mes

is everybody in the house of commons are voted in onside with the government and the majority of conservative members of parliament we would already have left your. head of the roman catholic church has taken 8 migrant children for spending his popemobile processed and around st peter's square head of his weekly vatican address most of the children who come from syria nigeria and the democratic republic of congo arrived in italy by boat from libya others came with their families through a humanitarian corridor last month the paper has previously clashed with italy's hardline government about the need to welcome migrants. a painting by the french artist called monet has sold for more than $110000000.00 its bottom line is that most series one of $25.00 celebrated paintings to picton his neighbors haystacks in gianni in northern france it was completed in $8090.00 and is the 1st impressionist painting to be bought for more than $100000000.00. that's it from us and i'm going back to nic you know i think there was a thank you still ahead on al-jazeera thousands of palestinians a $5.00 or is that a rally to mount some 20 years of the eviction from their lands to make wa

house calls a rising threat from iran. i ask one congressman if he thinks the threat warrants sending more troops. >>> plus christine romansh us before the bell. >> hi, ana. u.s. stock markets are closed tomorrow for memorial day. but wall street is bracing for another volatile week after that. last week's stocks posted several big days of declines, worrying that the trade war is here to stay. morgan stanley says the window for resolution is narrowing. the investment bank predict there's is only about a month to go before significant financial damage creeps into the global economy. at bank of america, analysts report the are trade war has hurt confidence on main street. kohl's, home depot, walmart said the tariffs will lead to higher prices on some items. expect to hear more about tariff danger. gap, abercrombie & fitch, lululemon are among the companies delivering their quarterly report cards. in new york, i'm christine romans. you should be mad at airports. excuse me, where is gate 87? you should be mad at non-seasoned travelers. and they took my toothpaste away. and you should be mad at people who take unnecessary risks

roman, 31 minutes past the hour. >> good morning. >> almost friday as we like to call it. >> breaking overnight, pictures of missiles are what spurred the white houseings about iran. that's according to "the new york times." the missiles were on small boats and fully assembled, raising fears they could be fired at u.s. navy ships. the threat from iran was growing, intelligence officials declassi declassified one photo carrying what was described as a functioning iranian missile. cnn reported that moving missiles is one of the reasons the u.s. decided to move an aircraft into the region. >>> president trump wants to lower the temperature by speaking to the iranians. the president will meet today with the president of the swiss federation. last week cnn reported that the white house passed along a phone number to the swiss in case iranian leaders wanted to call the president. a source tells us today's meeting with the swiss is an effort to move that law. fred pleitgen live in iran. should the president be waiting by the phone? >> reporter: mo probably not. iran's supreme leader said look, at this point in time, absolutely no negotiations with the uni

roman and dan iversen. look for that throughout the day. right to first word news. white houses there is no reason for iran to break the nuclear treaty unless it is trying to build atomic weapons. he is meeting with officials from the emirates, and said iran is almost certainly behind attacks on oil tankers in the gulf. china found a new way to battle the u.s. on trade. it is gearing up to weaponize its dominance of rare earth. china may restrict rare earth exports to the u.s.. the u.s. gets 80% of those minerals from the chinese. it has been a rare outburst of tornadoes in the u.s. over the last month. more than 500 twisters have been logged as severe weather hit from the rocky mountains to the mid atlantic. yesterday was the 12th day with reports of at least eight tornadoes. belondon, the man who could the uk's next prime minister has been ordered to appear in court. allegations of misconduct in office, the case centers around his brexit campaign claim that the u.k. sent $440 million a week to the european union. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powe

romans. christine? >> trade talks between the u.s. and china might be approaching an end game. trade representative last week, robert lighthizer and treasury secretary steven mnuchin traveled to beijing. the white houseoductive. this week the dialogue moves to washington when china's top trade negotiator goes there. investors also remain focused on first-quarter earnings -- disney, news corp., etsy and overstock.com are among the companies reporting. lyft also delivers its first earnings report as a publicly traded company. shares are down more than 20% from their ipo price of $72. that disappointing performance has reined in expectations for uber's debut. the ride-hailing giant aims to sell its shares for $44 to $50 apiece. all in, that represents a valuation of $91 billion. uber originally targeted a valuation of $100 billion, according to the "wall street journal." look for the company to price thursday night and begin trading on friday. in new york, i'm christine romans. ♪ you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by aut

against roman is to factor leader comes as its government clashes with the european union over concerns it is curbing judicial independence. the european union is signaling it would reject any white housend auto parts -- eu auto parts. dismiss president trump's recent caution. voluntary restraining exports is legal under wto rules. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt: good morning. 8:00 a.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in berlin. welcome to "bloomberg markets." holding their ground. the euro studies after mainstream european parties held their ground against populists elections.the eu at an industry jolt, fiat chrysler proposing to take control of renault to create the world's third biggest carmaker as manufacturers and more money, plus ghosting the president. billionaire huawei founder and ceo striking a defiant tone. i will ignore trump, then with him can he negotiate? if he calls me, i may not answer. matt: more from our exclusive interview coming up in the program. first, taking a look at the markets that are trading. u.s. and u.k. markets are closed for public holi