. >> no, van gogh's starry night. perfection. >> well, this is van gogh's starry night, but it's moving. this is a creation by greek artist. it's not just moving. he takes it one step further. >> whoa. >> he created this interactive starry night. you can move it, you can change it, you can go to the tree over here and play around with it. when you stop interacting with it, it will go back to its original form. >> to tell us a little bit more about it, we have the artist himself all the way from greece. >> so is this a big tv screen? touch screen contraction? >> no, no. it e it's a sensor. >> okay. >> like a video game. >> yes, yes. >> how long did it take you to create it? >> about five or six months. >> wow. >> is anybody upset that you messed with such a famous work of art? >> i was working for it and the majority of it is okay. >> yeah, are you surprised how much attention it has received in the last few days? online, it's everywhere. >> i never expected this. beyond -- i didn't even dream this. >> when people inte

hollywood said he has never seen since whenever van gogh was murdered in 2000 to, in the last decadeever seen a film, beginning or end of a film, occasionally -- he and his wife would like to go out and see a movie. they will be taken out and go and see harry potter or whatever but they miss the first ten manhattan they will miss the last week and minute because to get them into the theater with bodyguards requires that kind of fence. it is despicable for hollywood not to show solidarity with these people. in my own profession, writers congratulate themselves on showing courage and the rest of that. the solidarity that was shown with stalin rushdie by his dinner party back in the 80s would not be shown now. as the south park incident illustrated. everyone goes quietly about it these days. had to cancel an appearance at a literary festival in india a couple days ago. he would be the first to say is that even the tepid support he received almost 25 years ago he would not get now. >> guest: next call, 30 minutes left, comes from ohio. you are on booktv. >> caller: thank you for the work

vincent van gogh, the grandmaster of 19th century art. together that makes dynamite.ion pounds. >> reporter: 16 million bucks. all in to a mystery buyer. >> she bought it in 1963. she kept it all her life. it was in her living room in bel air until she died. >> reporter: these paintings are our glimpse behind those bel air gates, a glimpse of the real elizabeth taylor. the world knew her from the red carpet and the silver screen. a child star of "national velvet" -- >> nothing to be frightened about. >> reporter: and the brightest star in the world by the time of "cleopatra." we knew her from the gossip pages, the seven marriages, and the spectacular jewels, which raised $115 million at auction in new york late last year. the cartier pearl and diamond necklace given by richard burton went for $11.8 million. but the jewels were often bought by admirers. the art she bought for herself. her father francis had been an art dealer and his daughter a passionate and canny collector. through the triumphs and the tragedies of her turbulent life van gogh, calm and constant, hung

. >> her prom dress ran addition of van gogh's starry night will go on sale in david's bridal stores. >> we felt the color was right, blues and brights are so big in the fashion world right now, and especially in prom fashion. >> i didn't think i would actually have anything of my own in stores until i was in my 30s or even later. i always assumed it would take me so long. i'm 17 and i have a dress in a store that's mine. >> pat lawson, news4, washington. >> starry night, what a pretty dress. >>> still ahead, doctors are finding strep can cause more long-term problems, including ocd. >>> plus this. >> you've been saying this is one of the best games they've seen in dnv history. >> a rising basketball staff star talking about what's next after pulling off a thrilling game-winning shot. >>> he started a craze. how one >>> and there she goes. first lady michelle obama, she busted out some dance moves along with thousands of middle schoolers in iowa. it was part of the pep rally of her let's move campaign. that campaign works to get kids exercising and eating healthy to help lower the chi

i like the inspiration from van gogh. good for her. >> might need a coat over it this weekend.be an umbrella too. we got a little mix going on. >> yeah. a little bit of a mix. i think we are going to see cooler air move in for the weekend. enough of that cool air moves in, we may see some of this rain moving in late tomorrow into early sunday morning change over to some sleet. maybe some snow. i don't think it's going to be very big in the way of problems but it is still a storm to watch. this one is developing and we'll continue to watch it for you. 50 degrees the current temperature with winds out of the northwest about 6 miles per hour. nothing on the radar right now. don't expect rain on this friday evening and don't expect it tomorrow morning either. i think we still have a good 12 hours before the rain starts to move in. maybe 24 hours. storm 4 radar though showing that big storm system back to the west and this is a monster. most of it, though, will peel off and that's what will make its way our way so that monster of a storm will not make its way in here intact. that is

vincent van gogh. the grand master of 19th century art. together, that makes dynamite.to a mystery buyer. >> she bought it in 1963. she wept it all her life. >> reporter: these paintings are our glimpse behind the bel air gates. a glimpse of the real elizabeth taylor. >> these were her pictures. the private life. not the high wattage we saw. this is what she lived with. >> reporter: the world new her from from red carpet and the silver screen. a child star and the brightest star in the world by the time "cleopatra." we knew her from the gossip pages, the seven marriages. and the spectacular jewels. they raised $115 million in new york at auction late last year. the cartier pearl and diamond necklace given by richard burton went for $11.8 million. the jewels were often bought by admirers. the art she bought for herself. her father, francis, had been an art dealer. his daughter, a passionate and uncanny collector. through her trials and tragedies of her turbulent life, van gogh, calm and constant, hung above the mantle. z caught her eye every day. >> she was actually a ve

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of the science behind our food or why do we need to know this, i give them the example of vincent van gogh, who to understand--his medium was paints and canvas and brushes. he wanted to express his ideas through his medium of paints and painting, a very creative process. in order to do that, he created his own paints, he made his own canvases, he created his own brushes. he said if he could have bought the stuff himself he would have been even happier, but that's whatt's all about is really understanding the medium, and if you understand the medium, you can better express your ideas through it. >> sales at the stand are pretty brisk, and whatever doesn't sell is donated to local food banks. meanwhile back at the institute, classes start around 8:00, and karl diehn, now in his traditional chef's uniform, is cooking some of those squash blossoms he harvested about two hours ago, using them in a mussel and prawn dish. the meal is visually stunning and will be served at the institute's wine spectator greystone restaurant. >> it takes a tremendous amount of energy and strength, not just physica

thompson says the murder of theo van gogh made the broadcasters realize their actions could have consequencesd when asked if this meant the bbc would never air a program about mohamed as they did jesus he said, quote, essentially yes. let's go live to the senior media correspondent, slinky on the treadmill, sot sph? >> conceivably that could go on forever. that lit brawly blew my -- that literally blew my mind. so the head of the bbc is saying if you threaten us, the network, we will give in to your demand. >> yes, terrorism works. i used to have a paper and we had a rule that you couldn't refer to terrorists as terrorists. i said why? they are terrorists. it was like clarkent kent talking to his boss. that's terrible. that's why they call them terrorists. if we called them that, they would kill one of our guys. and so we didn't do it. >> it is amazing. so actually other religions could learn from them. >> the more irresponsible you are, the better people treat you. it is just like the rest of life really. >> it is like instead of being the squeaky wheel rut squeaky terrorist. dana should tho

van gogh was so tormented tore off his either. sometimes cycle but he gave the world ode to joy. pursuing happiness is much of what life is about. one of my favorite books good government, he argue there is no higher aspiration than happiness. if you had one wish for your kids that they have wealth, success and a career or overall happy life, wouldn't you pick happiness? i once commission add poll on the topic and happy life outpolled all other choices combined. unfortunately today many people believe that government's job to create happiness, not to allow us to pursue it. government handouts and government guidance make people happier but that is a fallacy. happiness comes from the pursuit of other goals, accomplishing things at work. maintaining friendships and family. helping other people. it's telling that all those people on the street who says the biggest smile represents their state of mind, not one attributed their happiness to something they got from government. it was all family, friends and religion. >> for me it's kids

trying to pick a level where a stock is too expensive is like trying to value a pollack, a van gogh, where the beauty is in the eye of the richest beholder. take it from this ex-hedge fund manager, who knows better. unless the darn thing is a forge rirk you may just get your head handed to you in a handbag! rachel in florida. >> caller: hey, jim, happy valentine's day. >> say to you, rachel. >> caller: with monthly retail sales missing expectation, should investors worried about the strength of the overall economy? >> i don't trust the commerce numbers which i regard as being -- they seem empirical. i regard the work i do from the bot manies up to be better. i'm not sweating the program. alan in illinois. >> caller: yes, jim. this is alan from chicago. buia. i watch you all the time. i got a feeling, i know it's risky. looks like greece is getting a tad better. i'm interested in buying the national bank of greece. what's your opinion on this? >> it's a decent speck. it's a $3 spec. i think all these banks have to be recapitalized, which means they have to issue more stock and be able

talking about hollywood, he said he has never seen since what have this van gogh who was murdered in,s it, 2002, i believe? in the last decade, he has never seen a film, the beginning or end of a film because occasionally his body guards, he and his wife would like to go out and see a movie. so they'll be taken out, and they'll go and see harry potter, whatever it is, but they'll miss the first ten minutes and the last ten minutes because to get them into the theater with the bodyguards requires that kind of thing. and it is absolutely despicable, it is absolutely despicable for hollywood not to show solidarity with these people. there's so much fake courage in the world, and in my own profession writers congratulate themselves on showing courage and all the rest of it. the people who, the solidarity that was shown with salman rushdie mostly by his north london dinner party, fellow dinner party novelists back in the late '80s would not be shown now. as the south park incident illustrated, everyone just goes very quiet about it these days. and i think, i think rushdie himself who had t

. >> reporter: her prom dress rendition of van gogh's starry night will now go on sale in david's bridals starting next week. >> her design was everything that the david's bridal team was looking for. we felt the color was right, blues and brights are so big in the fashion world right now. and especially in prom fashion. >> i didn't think i'd actually have anything of my own in stores until i was in my 30s or even later. i always assumed it would take me so long and i'm 17. i'm going to have a dress in a store that's mine. >> reporter: pat lawson muse, news 4, washington. >> very cool. >>> coming up tonight on news 4 at 11:00 a grandmother beaten and robbed inside her house. what police are saying to warn neighbors. also a student in montgomery county is furious that he had to prove his religion with a letter to wear a yarmulke to school. how drinking on the job got a starbucks barista fired. see you at 11:00. >> one more check on our weather, doug. >>> the weather the next couple days is going to be anything but what it was over the last couple days. we have 72. we saw 60s. today we saw

the dress inspired by vincent van gogh's starry night painting beat out 2,000 other entries and will be sold at david bridal's next week? >> i've known i would be a fashion designer since 2011. i didn't think i would have anything of my own in stores until my 30s or even later and you also assumed it would take me so long. i'm 17! >> 30, so old. so old. b bryant says she does plan to wear her dress to prom and says it's okay if other girls are wearing it, too. two very popular things from a fashion standpoint, as i look at it. a lot of tool and then the blue. it is very very popular this year. >> our fashionfashionista. >> do you love the way she makes her 30s sound so old. >> i love it. >> we have raindrops and make snowflakes coming your way before our weekend is done. before our weekend is done. a check of your forecast next. i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did, but i wrote the note. new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts. try the turkey cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. today my journey continue

if you have fallen in long with van gogh or maltese or john killan or if you've fallen in love with therain, the music of aretha franklin, the music of chopin, find some beautiful art and admire it and realize that that was created by a human being, just like you. no more human, no less. the person may have keener eyesight or better ears. the person might have a more live body and can dance, but the person cannot be more human than you. that is very important because that ensures you that you are a human being, and nothing human can be alien to you. you will be able to go around the world, learning languages, speaking for everybody, because no one can be more human than you, nor can they be less human. they can be meaner or crueller or sweeter or prettier or younger or richer, but they can't be more human than you. remember that. >> talking to her really is like listening to liquid poetry. every conversation i want to sit there with a note and a pad. >> right every word down. you must have interviewed her many times. >> many times. she's one beautiful woman, ads you can see. >> what wou

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. >> gregg: as a consequence, the van gogh affair. >> exactly. >> gregg: cameramen and reporters werept and barely escaped. there they are, pictures of them when they were severely injured. lara logan was horribly abused. courageous journalists -- >> irrelevant think the lara logan thing is a completely separate thing. any woman, and i've been in those crowds -- any woman who is going to be in one of those highly passionate crowds in the middle east where islamics are running around yelling allah akbar is taking her life in her hands. the least that can happen to you is that she'll get felt up. so you have to know that going in. but i think that's separate from what is happening to christians. they are being sacrificed for their religion. last year in the middle of mass, christmas eve, they came in and with bombs and automatic weapons in iraq -- had is the place we saved, right -- and started murdering people. in fact, iraq is one of the worst offenders when it comes to christians. most of the catholic religious orders have left in fear of their lives. there might be a couple left. bu