sean scully wanted to donate 280 of his works worth 100000000 euros to the const in the city of cars hullo. and leaders in the region seemed interested. in starting to be story this is an important collection by a major internationally renowned artist and in 1st glance it does sound fantastic the current posture. apparently not fantastic enough on wednesday sean scully took back his offer saying i reached a clear agreement of cause this agreement was not honored therefore i am unable to get the paintings. so what happened 2 years ago the museum exhibited some of scully's works the artist was so thrilled that he offered to donate his collection. i had these if to make but he attached demands to his donation demands that we'd have to discuss that i couldn't just accept with no ifs ands or buts. sagar in the name vo on a venue and. in exchange for the donations scully wanted the museum to build a permanent 1000 square meter display of at least half his collection it's the kind of commitment germany's museums association advises against scully wanted to display in a new museum space that

worth millions of euros how fast would you say yes well that's what irish born american artist sean scully was offering a museum in the city where he lives his own invaluable life's work but the museum and cars who are germany didn't say yes as enthusiastically as he expected it's a tale of frustrations slow bureaucracy and some invaluable artworks stuck in the middle. sean scully wanted to donate 280 of his works worth 100000000 euros to the current style of museums in the city of cars where. and leaders in the region seemed interested. so i may be story this is an important collection by a major internationally renowned artist and at 1st glance it does sound fantastic the current posture. apparently not fantastic enough on wednesday sean scully took back his offer saying i've reached a clear agreement that the constant of cause for this agreement was not honored therefore i am unable to give the paintings. so what happened 2 years ago the museum exhibit at some of scully's works the artist was so thrilled that he offered to donate his collection. i had these a shift all right but he atta

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scully referenced is this whole dynamic of mega cap tech companies like apple better off, worse off orndifferent as to who the next president of the united states is i think you have to be really careful to expect a change in administration changing the tone maybe the style will be different, but this is a very bipartisan issue in washington in fact, i would argue that there are democrats that have made this a bigger agenda item for them than even republicans if investors are looking at mega cap tech as an investment where on the days biden is ahead in the polls so it's safe to buy mega cap tech company because china will thaw. >> applied materials rallying 2% of earnings results. >> lower quarter they reported $1.06 a share. that's 10 cents beater than the analyst's estimates. and $4.4 billion in revenues is more than a quarter billion dollars above. applied materials is also raising its outlook well above analysts' estimates. the ceo noted that the auto makers remain week but the pandemic is driving and accelerating what he calls a major technology inflection for semiequipment due to

now scully body around here and they'll tell you. first says within lay what we describe as the murder triangle quarter done to the lightened up to offload cloyd where there have been more sectarian assassinations are ahead of the population than anywhere else nor the lower. the awful thing is that not a single one has been the sort of meat amenable to justice for. assassinations and barbarous a movie if you do they are they are my 5 and my 6 politicians on mordecai. the borderland of south armada the new area of ireland steeped in celtic mythology where the ghosts of colon queen may have been mccoll and. haunt the country's many burial cairns and crypt. its rugged slopes green themes and sweeping plains reach out to the fuse that cradle the resting places of the 10th century ports such as ark mccurry park model longdon and shamus more much more of hope for. a land where ancient quarrels have been settled but yet find time to reignite. there is an ironic tragedy between the beauty of this land and the dark secrets that hold it's. fal

scully only has teamed up with the italian authorities to crack down on the practice. the pellets you can see are in the intestine. there are 20 to 30 here. each about 7 or 8 centimeters long. close together it's an incredible quantity of cocaine. and as the radiologist explains many countries like the technical means to detect this form of smuggling. cocaine wrapped up in a condom will not show up on a normal x. ray. the smugglers now use new materials to avoid detection and prosecution i think. the same but anything that sometimes it's hard for us to distinguish between these pellets and food being digested. i remember thinking one time they could easily be knocking. somebody. in from somewhere like. coming from a revenue need only. discharged in which they don't. because on the ground and. for the person today. the who's who of the who is the more important in the face of the value of human being. completely 0. then there's prostitution here too people are disposable. it's another market dominated by the nigerians in a region that's traditionally the stronghold of a

scully owning if just one packet of cocaine has a leak or tears open inside their intestines the result is almost certain death. the owner has teamed up with the italian authorities to crack down on the practice . leaving the helots you can see or in the intestine. there are 20 to 30 here. each about 7 or 8 centimeters long. close together it's an incredible quantity of cocaine in. the very nasty brother. and as the radiologist explains many countries lack the technical means to detect this form of smuggling. a pretty same gun condom cocaine wrapped up in a condom will not show up in a normal x. ray. the smugglers now use new materials to avoid detection and prosecution. the same but anything that sometimes it's hard for us to distinguish between these pellets and food being digested. the. value in jail i remember thinking one time they could easily be knocking. somebody korea in from somewhere like. cutting drugs i've been in new delhi. a lot of this child didn't realize they were just. on the ground. and with for the person today then they think oh he was going to have is the more imp

suitable to be deployed but simply put but zimmerman was fortunate was motionless but i see scully p.c going to put zuma do it. and i'll screw him in the front rows you have to. look to most of those got me but i'm to serve the community she's got the rest. of the scuzzy to bite you on the nics. more than you think you do mrs king when the question is such a stupid can you be sure when you use and he's going to assure you the 1st thing you can see if you can you can you can speak you don't need to use and you do and you talk about i wish the youth or she knew what she needs disha don't you i need a break after that will be back in just a moment. walking back to congress to report the summer solution siri was stacey harbor and today we're going to be talking about the pending selves of money soccer team self custody and soft reliance joining us very quickly will be jamison of key stock cost a. small seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape out these days to come out today and in the game from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart w

turkey says it's repelled greek fighter jets as their maritime disputes over the mediterranean and scully's. black panther acts are chadwick boseman has died at the age of $43.00 after a 4 year battle with colon cancer. our top story tens of thousands of people have rallied in washington in a renewed drive for criminal justice reform and racial equality that happened on the 57th anniversary of martin luther king jr's i have a dream speech the us has been gripped by racial protests stand on rest since george floyd was killed by the police in may i do joe castro reports now from washington. when 57 years ago the great american civil rights leader dr martin luther king jr gave his famous i have a dream speech at the 1963 march on washington are. king's speech was a clarion call for racial equality today one of his sons told a crowd of some 50000 marchers that his father's vision of an equal society still looms unfulfilled we still struggle for justice the militarizing the police dismantling mass incarceration and declaring an determinedly as we can't that black lab is narrow. friday's march wa

also on this select subcommittee and i was curious if you've had any discussions with congressman scully's or other members of the committee about their thoughts on your report and if you anticipate with their report? >> this is not select subcommittee. they will meet today but at 2:0g them into session. these are the committees chairs and the democratic committee chairs that have been put this effort together with the select committee will meet later today. >> great, our next question goes to paul kiernan. paul, you can unmute your line now. >> paul, your line is life. okay. next we will have a question from jeffrey. jesse, you can unmute your line now. >> hello, thank you. i have noticed that we haven't really had not been hearing a lot about a potential increase for medicaid but is this still a priority and have any of you been hearing from your governors about what cuts they might have to make for medicaid if they don't get additional increase? >> if i could answer that, jim. >> please. >> the heroes act that we passed in the house has a significant increase for the states recognizing

a video details his life and impact on los angeles was narrated by vince scully and played on the big screen. in january they were killed in a helicopter crash as they flew to his daughter's basketball game. we will be back with more news after the break. >>> welcome back. another uneasy night as firefighters continue to work around the clock. here are the latest numbers on the complex fires. the lnu complex stands at more than 347,000 acres. containment on the fire continues to inch up, though. last night it was 15%. tonight it is 21% contained. >> the fcu complex scorched 344,000 acres, up 4,000 from this morning. the containment at 10%, the same as last night. the czu fire on the coast in the santa cruz mountains, that one turned deadly today. the body of a man recovered from the fire zone of a man near davenport. an increase of 7,000 acres over the past 24 hours. containment inches up from 5 to 8%. exhaustion a major concern for crews. many spending 48 hours on the fire lines. usually they spend half that amount of time, 24 hours. reenforcements from out of state moving in. take a

scully wag. very good layering.there was a western virginia girl who one man said quote was very beautiful very attractive and more handsomely dress and then any woman at the springs. however, the girl's father quote had been a union man during the war and remain at home and made a fortune all the man in the south joined the army lost all they had. quote, the woman would have none of her and then and there are not risk their wrath. the girl became quote very lonely. one evening, when the dance was occurring, girl was on the other in the other room reading. she became aware of a brawling lease shine shoes stop before, and looking at her eyes met those of generally. he smiled, bowed and ask for her company at the nascar dance. when the dance was over and generally let her back to her seat, there was a general rush for introductions. and from that time on, the girl not only had all the partnership, but actually became the bell of the season. , now let's go back it's another act. does change the whole south? no. nobody

scully and grand a witness documentary on al-jazeera. route the on the road. with al jazeera these are the top stories on the news hour hillary says tightening its media crackdown has protests continue against president alexander lukashenko creditor. it's been withdrawn from some journalists who are working for foreign outlets. italian coast guards picked up 49 people from a charity boat in the mediterranean after it sent out a distress call the m.v. louise michel risked 200 refugees and migrants and couldn't move the boat has been funded by the british street artist banksy. an israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing more demonstrations demanding his resignation purchases remain on happy with his handling of the economy the coronavirus and his pending corruption trial. there were protests in the indian ocean island nation whose waters have been polluted by a fuel spill people say the government didn't react quickly enough and the environmental damage is worse than it could have been more than a 1000 tons of spilled out when a japanese ship struck a

. >> what do you make of this, scully?e pentagon is taking a page from "the x-files" with a special task force on unexplained aerial phenomena formalizing an investigation started by the navy in 2018. the navy task force will report to the undersecretary of defense for intelligence according to the pentagon. the investigation will still be run by the navy but now reporting to bigger bosses. why the upgrade? that's classified. >> this is evidence. >> it's classified. >> reporter: even the senate intelligence committee doesn't know what, if anything, the navy has found. the committee has included language in the intelligence agency's spending bill politely requesting an unclassified report. >> one of the things you have as president is the access to all the information -- >> right. >> -- in the world. all the mysteries out there. >> reporter: abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos recently asked the president about ufos. trump was cagey but said he has an open mind. >> but people are saying they're seeing ufos. do i bel

. >> reporter: the trump truth is out there.ou>> what m scully >> sch sthe ntag is taki afr the x-filesh a special task force on unexplained aerial phenomenal, formalizing a investigation started by the navy in 2018. the navy task force will now report to the under secretary of defense for intelligence. according to the pentagon. the investigation will be run by the navy still, but now reporting to bigger bosses. why the upgrade? that's classified. >> this is evidence. it's classified. >> reporter: even the senate intelligence committee does not know what if anything the navy has found. >> one of the things you have, as president is the access to all the information of. >> right, in the world. >> all the mysteries out there. george stephanopoulos asked about ufos to the president. >> people are saying they are seeing ufos. i do believe it? not particularly. >> do you think you would know if there was evidence of of extra terrestrials? >> i think our great pilots would know, and they see things that are a little bit different than in the past. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, new yor

host: i have no idea who steve scully has worked for in the past and for this show it does not matter. keep going. paid sincey have not 2012. nancy pelosi is asking for $25 billion. the post office process is 180 million pieces of mail per day. you can fact-check that. if 120 million people were to vote by mail, that would be 300 million pieces of mail. if it was a holiday on monday, that is normally what they would process the following day. mail120 million pieces of at $.50 apiece and what do you come up with? , $80 million. why does the post office need $25 billion? the other problem i have is pelosi and the democrats, they are holding up this bill because assault tax, they want to repeal assault tax on millionaires. they want to bailout retirement plans. what does that have to do with covid? ok? this is ludicrous with these democrats. thank you. , who let's go to melinda is calling from arizona. good morning. caller: good morning. it is herford. host: got you. caller: i am against universal mail-in voting. we have, in arizona, absentee balloting. i believe military should be able