and he realizes henry and anna are still married. he has a hard time approaching her because he doe't want t do too much in front of the king because he is the king and he will have you killed that the very moment. so he goes to her bedroom and he tries to win her back in private i think it's one of the greatest duets in music. (singing in italian) >> rose: did you dream of being what you have become or did you dream of something else? >> well, of course we're all dreaming about something but i think i never could even imagine something like that could ppen to me. >> rose: but did you think more of being an actresor it was always singing. >> no, i wanted to be actress. >> rose: that's what i thought. >> like everybody. >> rose: (laughs) >> but after that i lost m interest and fell in love with opera because it's so beautiful, it's life, it's very difficult and it's imessive. >> i thi it's exciting hearing anna and stephen talking about w they get inside their characters and it's so typical what opera has become today because they hav

i speak of anna david's 14th memwior. how i hung curtains and learned to cook. i am a little memwiored out. we will go to the "red eye" robots so they can conduct the interview i couldn't do. >> i am going to cry. >> no, you are not. >> anna, love the boots are you wearing, girl friend. with regards to the title, am i to guess you tell in love with yourself and if so how is the sex? >> now, this question -- a robot may be asking it, but i know the writer. i am not going to give you anything at this time -- titilating. >> it is about you falling in love with yourself. >> it is about coming to accept myself. i will try to be serious as i talk to a robot. it is about how the whole world tells you, you must if you are a single there is something wrong with you. i bought into that whole thing and i basically came to accept the fact there -- that i am still single because that's where i am supposed ton -- supposed to be. >> and it is getting great review and our robot has another question jie. hi, anna, it is me, robot steve. still upset about how our last date ended,

my name is anna. i work at the department of public health and i operate the school program and i am proud to say marshall is one of our stellar schools to show everybody how we can walk or bike to school. thank you for coming to such a sunny beautiful day to marshall, walking to marshall. [applause] so here's a man that i want to say absolutely needs no introduction, mr. peter avila. >> that wasn't loud enough! [applause] >> i'm not running for mayor so i will not give a campaign speech. i would be number 55 i think. so i live in oakland so it rules me out. thank you so much, everyone, for coming on walk-to-school day. how much kids walk to school every day here? we are one of the schools in the district, i think we might have the highest percentage of walkers to school. now it's real important walk-to-school day is let us know how you are when you walk to school. because you need to let us know, and then we will let this man know if you don't feel safe walking to school. because it is safe walking t

moving on, anna, you had a logical point. you said they are not brainwashed, but they are voting for ideas that match their belief system. >> correct. >> do you still stand by the statement? >> i think the party stands more for equal opportunity, yes. >> i hear you 6789 -- i hear you. >> all right. let's move on. greg, you had two points you wanted me to clarify. it is not a mathematic degree. it is a computer science degree. >> no, he was a mathematician in the navy. >> he works for the department of navy. it is in ballistics. then you also said he went to work for pillsb ru y which is kind of true. the whole thing fell apart when you mentioned the pillsbury dough boy and "ghost busters." >> that would be the stay puff marshmellow man. >> that was basteed on a giant pillsbury dough boy. >> no it wasn't. it was based on a giant marshmellow man. >> if anything he is the -- he is like a second cousin of the michelin man. i would give voters that. >> let me change it. bill, you have gotten one more correct. >> but i still win, r

i'm here with meet the boss tv reporter anna gilligan that's online by the way. if intelligence were a jukebox, the fonz would bang him obviously. he's author of a fantastic book the declaration of independence, i read it and slugs pour salt on him. my repulsive sidekick. and he's considered the beatles of prop comedy. as for again ger, it's just a monkey. a delightful legendary actor and media carrottop. >> actor? you've been in knives? >> i've been in movies. >> he sits fair trade coffee while he wades for qaddafi. >> what's black and red and read all over, every morning that carrottop wakes up to the us in times. you really can't afford not to subscribe to me, mr. top. pp.s, i abhor. >> how would you rate that as a prop? >> awesome. >> i can't follow that one. >> backwards is porp. a lot of people don't know that. i'm still on camera. >> should it be taboo to say boo? if you think there isn't a war on hallowe'en, there's time for you to wake up on your there isn't hallowe'en coma. america, a country i live, public schools are giving a thumbs down to dressing u

and i never loss sight of the fact anna doesn't have that privilege. we know that every day. >> there are no visits for anna stoddart. there is only a graveyard. a headstone and memories from a life cut short. >> i used to go out almost every day for the longest time and just sit out there for hours. no mother should ever have to bury a child. too young. she had too much more to do in her life. she didn't get to finish it. and that's not fair. and this was the hardest thing i've ever had to do.

>> anna se puso tu genie bra. y la veremos, ahora. >> muy bien. ven aca, anna! >> ven aca, anna. que diferencia! >> ahi tienes-- mira eso! >> guau! >> se siente genial. >> debieras sentirte orgullosa y feliz. [rie] >> yo estoy. >> cuentanos, ¿como te pusiste el sosten? >> me deslice en el y se ajusto perfectamente, me encanta. >> jane: como un sosten hecho a la medida. >> si. >> eso es lo que dije. >> mira, y eso hace toda la diferencia del mundo, ¿o no? >> si, lo hace. >> te ves asombrosa. >> gracias. >> muchas gracias, guao... >> gracias. >> oh, nuevamente un ajuste perfecto... siempre perfecto. >> bueno, ahi lo tienen, seÑoras. tres sostenes diferentes, mucho dinero gastado y aun asi no hay una apariencia que haga que todas felices. >> quedense con nosotros y sepan como obtener su genie bra y disfrutar de comodidad, soporte y estilo. >> anunciadora: a continuacion... >> vengan aca, chicas! >> stella: vengan, chicas! >> anunciadora: cuatro mujeres se prueban el genie bra para la evaluacion final. >> todas ellas estan usando la misma bata y todas son copa doble-d. >> anunciad

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a coworker road with her, leaving tee anna to wait at this stop at the corner of fayette and utah. it was then a white four-door car pulled up and a man inside called out to tiana. >> interview: at some point a passenger rolled his window down and called back out to her and the witness thinks they called her by name. >> reporter: tiana hesitantly approached the car, had a conversation with the three people inside, and eventually crawled into the back seat. a city watch camera panning the area caught glimpses of what happened. >> i see the video, the camera swing past the bus stop, there is the white car, the camera swings back around after its automated patrol and she is gone and the white car is gone. you almost feel like you could reach in the video and say "don't reach into that car." >> reporter: a few hours later a woman's screams are heard in woodlawn, it's now about 1:15 in the morning. >> interview: they believe that what she was yelling was "no" or"stop" several times. that voice stopped and she was discovered the next morning. >> reporter: her body was found lying next to

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we are joined by one of the co-authors of that report, anna palmer, from politico. anna, herman cain spoke this morning in washington. he didn't address the allegations. he is expected to speak later today, though. go ahead and take us through your reporting and what politico has heard from herman cain since the story broke. >> two women alleged sexual inappropriate behavior by mr. cain in the late 1990s when he was head of the national restaurant association. politico took these allegations very seriously. we have several sources backing them up. we gave the cain campaign several days to respond to us. you know, even the candidate himself as early as sunday would not respond to this. actually, when asked have you ever been accused of sexual harassment, he turned the question on the reporter and did not respond. >> actually, anna, we do have video of jonathan martin confronting herman cain about this. let's go ahead and watch. >> i'm not going to comment on that. because, you know, i think that is one of those kinds of things that -- >> that was the last question. t

last russian prosecutors book had to bring new charges for the murder of journalist anna politkovskaya shot dead in moscow exactly five years ago. at slate about the state in the us occupy wall street protests again in momentum and have spread to more than a dozen cities across the country including boston chicago los angeles and washington d.c. helicopters and a heavy police presence are on patrol in new york where they cross has already called the city of two million dollars in extra security costs activists say they're that out with worsening unemployment and the rule of the wall street bankers and blame them for causing the recession had been many a mare michael bloomberg has severely criticized the debates arguing that the failed banks were only to move people losing their jobs but radio is that china and good americans have been waiting too long for politicians doctors and had no other options but to take the situation in their own hands. i think the reason that their union was actually fairly quick to join and a lot of other groups are excited by this is because finally someone

and russian prosecutors prepare to bring new charges for the murder of journalist anna politkovskaya who was shot dead here in moscow exactly five years ago. echoes from the occupy wall street protests reached the american capital now be chanting the movement's message crowds march through downtown washington d.c. the demonstration started as a simple sit in front of the new york stock exchange to quickly gain support all over the country more rallies followed in chicago boston san francisco los angeles i didn't say they're fed up with breaking about their work while bonuses flow into the pockets of already wealthy wall street bankers on wednesday police used pepper spray a baton to disperse tens of thousands of people walking from lower manhattan to wall street early we spoke to occupy wall street activist you'll turn marabou give us his experience of being beaten by the police he also told us that a lack of definite demands of the movement is in fact its strength. i think actually there's an interesting contrast in the police response. because. it's it's intense. all. along. i thin

and russian prosecutors prepared to bring new charges for the murder of journalist anna politkovskaya who was shot dead here in moscow exactly five years ago. from the. wall street protests have reached the american capital now the chanting the movement's message crowds march through downtown washington d.c. the demonstration started as a simple sit in front of the new york stock exchange to quickly gain support all over the country more rallies followed in chicago boston san francisco los angeles and i'd never say they're fed up with breaking about the work while bonuses flow into the pockets of already wealthy wall street bankers on wednesday police used pepper spray a baton to disperse tens of thousands of people walking from lower manhattan to wall street early we spoke to occupy wall street activist who gives his experience of big brother police he also told us that the lack of definite demands of the movement is in fact its strength. i think actually it's an interesting contrast. i think. it's it's intense. focus. on. i think. there's an incredible stress of not having a clear a

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troops coming home from iraq for good, anna werner samples reactions around the nation. and the st. louis slugger, cynthia bowers has the story of cardinal's first baseman albert pujols joining babe ruth and reggie jackson in the record books. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. president obama is pledging u.s. help for turkey in the wake of that country's devastating earthquake. today's magnitude 7.2 quake hit the far eastern part of the country near the border with iran. more than 100 people are confirmed dead thus far, and authorities fear the death toll in the remote region could reach 1,000. mark phillips has more. >> reporter: the ground shook for 30 seconds. the quake registered 7.2 on the scale, strong enough to cause serious damage. it was felt over an area of hundreds of square miles. and it was shallow enough, about 15 miles below the surface, to cause maximum casualties and panic among local residents. the quake was centered in a poor remote part of eastern turkey near the border with iran, an area

anna tracks them down in a city an hour away. she's the first journalist to find them. >> she was standing in the garden alone. she looked okay. she wasn't damaged. she felt happy to see us, because i bring a lot of food for her, like vegetables. >> but the tale of the flying donkey doesn't end there. with the help of the donkeys real owner, anna helps rescue the animal from the parasailing businessmen. >> we took her away with his permission because he is not the owner and i have real owner with me so we didn't have to ask. >> days later, news spreads across europe. "the sun" newspaper is so appalled by the story, they want to adopt anapka. the flying donkey soon an international sensation. >> police in southern russia are launching an investigation into animal cruelty. >> anapka is even invited to stay at the prestigious riding school where she receives royal treatment. >> fresh vegetables, people are giving her a massage every day and people love to give her attention. >> as for the parasailing businessman, anna believes there

go, anna. go, carson. >> we haven't stopped. >> well, unfortunately they couldn't keep it in the ballroom. >> how does he have all this energy? >> oh, the extension. the extension. you can hear the disappointment in the audience. this is why people were booing when they were voted off. because of that right there. >> bring carson back. bring carson back. that's so great. >> we kind of came full-circle here. >> we sure did. we'll have to talk about that. >> ooh. i like that. >>> we have to get to sam. he is out there somewhere, with the entire crew of "extreme makeover: home edition." >> they're having fun. >>> plus, diet and exercise, always a good idea when you're trying to get back in shape after a baby. but a lot of women are using something else. they swear by it. but is this trend too good to be true? we're going to go inside the craze for belly bands. it looks like a girdle. we'll explain. >> after the baby? >> and women swear by it. >> and george has one on right now. >>> get to the news

go, anna. go, carson. >> we haven't stopped. >> well, unfortunately they couldn't keep them in the ballroom. >> how does he have all this energy? >> oh, the extension. the extension. you can hear the disappointment in the audience. this is why people were booing when they were voted off. because of that right there. >> bring carson back. bring carson back. that's so great. >> we kind of came full-circle here. >> we sure did. we'll have to talk about that. >> ooh. i like that. >>> we have to get to sam. he is out there somewhere, with the entire crew of "extreme makeover: home edition." >> they're having fun. >>> plus, diet and exercise, always a good idea when you're trying to get back in shape after a baby. but a lot of women are using something else. they swear by it. but is this trend too good to be true? we're going to go inside the craze for belly bands. it looks like a girdle. we'll explain. >> after the baby? >> and women swear by it. >> we'll let you know. >> and george has one on right

changed, we're going to make sure everybody knows about it so our public health department and thanks to anna and her great work, she is helping to coordinate the education around the schools with the school districts and we're going to make sure of the education and then we have to have enforcement because there are going to be so many individuals that don't pay attention. our police department is going to be out there and they're going to educate first and remind people. when they see somebody exseeding the speed that isn't paying attention, guess what the police have to do? they have to issue a ticket. the ticket will be expensive but they're going to make sure people are educated around how to slow down when they see kids around schools. so we're doing everything we can to make sure our schools are safe. and when you have safe schools and safe routes, then we're going to have healthier kids. and i saw -- did everybody get their banana? that's what anita tells me my wife says i have to have a banana every day. that will keep me healthy. but i also think having safe routes to schools will k

anna warner reports. >> reporter: the oklahoma city thunder was supposed to play denver friday night, but the entire preseason schedule has been canceled. >> i think they need to wake up and play basketball because this isn't a season we can lose. >> reporter: taxpayers here spent $210 million for construction and renovations at chesapeake energy arena and practice gym for the only major league team. nick cornet is a former sportscaster and now he is the city's mayor. >> our citizens pay tax dollars to renovate the arena. now there is no basketball at the beginning of the year and i'm concerned about the rest of the season. >> reporter: voters approved a 1% sales tax to build the 20,000 satisfactory arena, six years before the seattle sonics moved here in 2008. >> surely these nba owners and players can get together and operate this business without public help, but the idea that oklahoma city would have one of these teams without public help is a little bit ridiculous. >> reporter: oklahoma city is one of eight cities that have footed the entire bill for the construction of nba arena

was last seen at north anna battlefield park on sunday. the hanover county sheriff's office says he wandered away from his family. some 900 volunteers showed up to search 2,000 acres of the park yesterday. the air rea is not fenced in. so the boy could have roamed far away. robbie also cannot speak because of his autism and likely is not aware of his own personal safety. volunteers say that has made more people want to help. >> everybody should come together when a child's missing, especially a child with special needs, and i know his mother and his entire family appreciates all of this. >> the virginia national guard has also been called in to help. volunteers are meeting at the north anna battlefield park at 9:00 this morning to search once again. >>> a man faces sexual assault charges in herndon, accused of attacking two women while pretending to be a police officer. herndon police say thomas kim was in the act of using a fake badge monday when he was arrested. they say he attacked a 17-year-old girl two weeks ago before targeting anoth

this is a beautiful picture from allison at lake anna. thanks for sending that. we have light rain march across the metro area moving east. 66, damp roads, but the rain has come to an end for the most part. that's except for fairfax county. north and northwest of the metro area heavy rain from, and down to frederick and the beltway and the the beltway into baltimore and points north words, we still have a steady rain. 50 in maryland as steady showers, but light. in west virginia, areas of yellow indicate heavy showers continuing to push our way. the morning back of rain will go through the metro then another? in the late morning and midday. scattered showers throughout the day off and on. if the cold front is on our doorstep, but far enough away where the cold air is still farther to the north and not influencing our weather. however, as the cold front 6 south throughout the day and especially by this evening, the cooler air will spill into town. when the wind picks up, that is when you know the front has moved into town. temperatures will drop behind it. showers

you know what i'm wondering, if joe anna was also conceived in the same back seat? just throwing it out there. just throwing it out there. >> well? >>> puppy disapproved. [ barking ] [ laughter ] [ growling ] >> a couple of weeks ago i told you guys that alcatraz is revamping itself and it's asking for some feedback from some of the residents. here is someone's brlint >> hi. i'm ufo phil, i'm currently working with the united states government to figure out a way to build a giant pyramid of giza on top of alcatraz island. >> this guy, whose name is ufo phil came up with his own idea on how to make alcatraz much, much better. >> basically what we're trying to do is the aliens would like to harness the hydrogen energy that can be produced with this specific shape of a pyramid. and they're going, they're not going to take all of the energy. they would like to use it, sometimes to fill up and then to move on. >> how could we possibly afford to build this? >> we're looking for a lot of donations. >> phil, forgive me, no disrespect. i'm a bit of a skeptic. i just don't be

and with 100 games already canceled anna werner reports that cities are starting to hurt and one may even sue the n.b.a. for lost revenue. >> reporter: the oklahoma city thunder was supposed to play denver friday night, but the entire pre-season schedule has been canceled. >> i think they need to wake up and play basketball because this isn't a season we can lose. >> reporter: taxpayers here spent $210 million for construction and renovating at chesapeake energy arena and a practice gym for the city's only major league team. >> it's all about quality of life. >> reporter: mick cornett is a former sportscaster. now he's the city's mayor. >> our citizens paid tax dollars to renovate the arena. now there's no basketball at the beginning of the year and i'm concerned about the rest of the season. >> reporter: voters approved a 1% sales tax to build the 20,000-seat arena six years before the seattle sonics moved here in 2008. >> surely, these n.b.a. owners and players can get together and operate this business without public help, but the idea that oklahoma city would have one of these te

when she lived in santa monica, she went as anna. lived in this apartment complex, which was right around the corner from katherine greg. and the two became friends one day over a stray cat. >> the cat didn't belong no anyone. >> this woman who did not want to give her name said she would see miss greg two, three times a day feeding the cat. she doesn't remember seeing the former miss iceland specifically, but a lot of people would stop by and miss greg was friendly. so the way the story goes, her daughter would walk around the corner from where she lived and meet with bulger's girlfriend. we are told right here on the steps, this is where the cat would hang out. and the two became acquaintances, friends and no doubt talked about a number of things. a question you might ask? why didn't his girlfriend simply take the cat inside and make it a full-time pet? >> she said that her husband was allergic to cats and that's why she had to come down every day. >> whitey bulger on the lamb all these years, linked to 19 murders. done in because

new leads new suspects five years after the murder of russian journalist anna politkovskaya police say they've reached a turning point. and in business russia central bank calls on the government to maintain a balanced budget as europe's sovereign debt crisis pushes up borrowing costs even for countries like russia join me for a full business bulletin in twenty minutes time.

anna warner reports. >> reporter: the oklahoma city thunder was supposed to play denver friday night, but the entire preseason schedule has been canceled. >> i think they need to wake up and play basketball because this isn't a season we can lose. >> reporter: taxpayers here spent $210 million for construction and renovations at chesapeake arena and practice gym for the only major league team. nick corenet is a former sportscaster and now he is the city's mayor. >> our citizens pay tax dollars to renovate the arena. now there is no basketball at the beginning of the year and i'm concerned about the rest of the season. >> reporter: voters approved a 1% sales tax to build the 20,000 seat arena six before the seattle sonics moved here in 2008. >> surely these nba owners and players can get together and operate this business without public help, but the idea that oklahoma city would have one of these teams without public help is a little bit ridiculous. >> reporter: oklahoma city is one of eight cities that have footed the entire bill for the construction of nba arenas since 1990. memphis

piece suspects in the killing of russian journalist anna politkovskaya five years ago to be formally charged with her murder investigators also say they found new accomplices her family is hopeful progress in the case will see justice of venture. pushing the purpose instead of pulling out quickly america's cloudy afghan exit strategy overshadows the mission the tenth anniversary with a deadline expected to be missed at the top u.s. military commander in afghanistan says the war may drag on beyond two thousand and fourteen. petris up next with all the latest sports headlines stay with us. hello there this is the. it's a bit complex get in schools. judgement day will russia go to your atlanta twelve knots will get by the end of friday. and fail to go top of the bicycle friends. and topples on the line multiple world heavyweight boxing champ. announces face to face former cruiserweight great john locke moment in december. but start with football and russia face the locket tonight and i'm not sure which could go a long way to determining the house of qualifying automatically for next yea

the key suspects in the killing of russian journalist anna politkovskaya five years ago to be formally charged with her murder investigators also say they found new. morning session extending thursday's winning streak join me for a more detailed look at the figures in twenty minutes.

struggles to deal with the its ongoing economic crisis a key suspect in the killing of russian journalist anna politkovskaya five years ago to be formally charged with her murder investigators also say they found new accomplices her family is hopeful progress in the case will see justice eventually served. pushing the purpose instead of pulling out quickly america's cloudy afghan exit strategy overshadows the mission's tenth anniversary with a deadline expecting to be missed the top u.s. military commander in afghanistan says the war will drag on beyond twenty fourteen . coming up stay with us. great. things come to. germany. so jim brings up the whole new england. moscow. club. hello and welcome to the must go out show on this because i'm going to famous pushkin museum located right in the heart of the russian capital it opened in one thousand and twelve and let's see it will celebrate his one hundredth anniversary so join the most numbers as we take a look at the something collection of all its author representing centuries of creativity the strength and culture. the coolie on which you see

expect every day you wait to add $5 to a round-trip fare. >> pelley: thank you very much, anna. the economy was the focus of the republican presidential debate in new hampshire, and the front- runner, mitt romney, suggested that he is better able to deal with the economy than president obama. >> i'm not going to have to call up timothy geithner and say how does the economy work because i spent my life in the economy. i spent my entire career working in the private sector starting businesses, helping turn around businesses, sometimes successfully and sometimes not. and i know how to make tough decisions. >> pelley: one of romney's rivals for the g.o.p. nomination, herman caine, touts his own business experience. he was once the c.e.o. of godfather a pizza. cain's fix for the economy is called the 9-9-9 plan, and we asked wyatt andrews to find out if the numbers add up. >> my top priority is 9-9-9. ( laughter ) >> reporter: it's the one big idea that's driving herman caine and driving his surge in the polls. >> 9-9-9 is bold. >> reporter: bold because cain would replace the entire

he was last seen at north anna battlefield park on sunday. the sheriff's office says he wandered away while on a walk with his family. since his disappearance, some 900 authorities have joined in the search. it includes deputies, firefighters, canines, and even national guard troops. wood cannot speak, making the search even more difficult. >> you feel hopeless almost, like the head was down the whole walk back. >> every night i just think of how lonely he must be, scared, cold, hungry, thirsty. >> the hanover county sheriff's office has invited volunteers to help again in the search. they're gathering at anna battlefield park again at 9:00. >>> opening statements in the lululemon trial should start when jury selection wraps up this morning. the prosecution wanted to use seven pictures, but the judge said several of those images are too inflammatory. brittany norwood is accused of killing her coworker jayna murray back in march. norwood lied by telling police two men had attacked the both of them. >>> a judge rules that a woman accused of ran

>> schieffer: thank you very much, anna. there is some good economic news tonight for a change. americans jumped back into the car market last month and sales shot up with s.u.v.s and pickup trucks leading the way. sales for general motors were up 20% over last year. ford up 9% and chrysler sales soared 27%. for the first time in half a century, a nobel prize is awarded posthumously. the attorney general may have known about the controversial gun-walking operation much earlier than he told congress. and the racial slur that is shaking up the perry campaign when the "cbs evening news" continues. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these i

five years after the murder of russian journalist anna politkovskaya police say they've reached a turning point the investigation no one's yet been convicted of the killing but her family is hopeful that progress will see justice a bench release or. tossed out with martin andrews coming up next stay with us. great. to. you. soledad. hello i welcome to the must go out show on this week's program of exploring the famous pushkin museum but cases right in the heart of the russian capital that opened in one thousand and twelve and next year will celebrate his one hundredth anniversary so join the most numbers as we take a look at the stunning collection of often representing centuries of creativity the strength and culture. the kooyong which you see here is a reproduction of the not of class a body general in florence the spin the blockade has incredible examples of jama medieval art and italian medicinals of the fifteenth century highlights the michelangelo's famous stage at sculpture the museum was founded by the us it is on spec tires the main building was constructed from eight hundred nin

anna bell roberts, nbc news, london. >> got to love that story. that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com #