." >> rembrandt? the rembrandt? the 17th century dutch master who liked to paint himself? how could that be? it's not every day a real rembrandt just pops up out of nowhere in jersey. >> in jersey? >> in jersey. in bloomfield, new jersey. >> where, this whole time, the landau brothers have been observing yom kippur, the jewish "day of atonement," with their phones turned off. >> maybe one, two days after yom kippur, i returned his call. and i said, "oh, so how'd the auction go?", he said, "well, it actually went quite well." >> and your reaction is? >> i think i actually might've used some profanity. >> when roger called me and told me the amount, and i was -- my jaw just dropped. >> that's the one from the dining room, the one thatd you . >> that was it, yeah. >> it's now your favorite painting. >> right, that's one of rembrandt's best. >> well, in retrospect, john, was it within your scope to know that it's a rembrandt? >> that's a good question. i don't think so. because there was no indication that it was by a master. >> and at this point, no proof yet, either. that's

i'm following in the footsteps of rembrandt in this year the 350th anniversary have been deaf. this year a well known documentary film festival in moscow called the festival is playing. animated satirical show the pokes fun of russia's leaders amongst others and is co-produced by d.w. the organizers say they are taking a risk by showing the film with censorship on the rise in russia that is a risk they feel they have to take our correspondent emily show him as mole. thank you. but if it wasn't us they saying to work on it you might not think you know what in current affairs of state the marking gaze of some i think. the animated satire is being shown in moscow as part of the biggest documentary film festival in russia are dark that's the program includes $167.00 russian language films the festival's director says the puppy is a perfect fit especially in russia's current political reality show. the 1st dog exists in order to implant freedom by force so to speak and they want to give the audience the right to laugh at the king. of yet no is a good example of that. and a rare one

so this is rembrandt studio this is actually the place where many of his masterpieces remain and here we see a lovely corner where we can see how he worked with light and here he has a cloth i mean and this cloth softens light so it filters sunlight coming in rembrandt's genius extended to printmaking as well he generally made his actions from south using the method demonstrated to visitors of the rembrandt house museum good money could be made from print series in those days even so at the end of his life rembrandt was destitute you lived in a grand style he also did not always pay his debts so part in part this collection was a part of his bankruptcy and had to be sold during his lifetime his house and possessions were also sold off he moved to a poor neighborhood and continued painting rembrandt. lift for art as shown by the masterpieces and amsterdam's rights museum that fascinate generations of visitors to this day. finally after a long battle with cancer the pop world has lost the beautiful voice of marie frederick son singer with swedish rock that i leave you with the song but

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does that tell us anything about rembrandt's genius. to slow down so both announcers to paint such a huge picture has to sketch the composition 1st out some of the example of the 1st 2 position the end science flag on the left different it's how do you place the kind of indian child on the famous to go he owes money as ink on. he developed this picture successive day as he was painting it looks and this way exciting to see this development process and use and it can you find out how rembrandt thought and which decisions he made and that was not a genocide own affairs leiden rembrandt's hometown lies about 40 kilometers south of amsterdam. he was born here in 1606 his parents' house no longer stands. his father's mill as a replica. but the latin school young rembrandt attended still exists. and just around the corner so does the studio where he learned to paint. a playful video tells the story of his life 17th century students of painting had to learn several genres such as landscape and history painting and portraits. even as a boy remb

does that tell us anything about rembrandt's genius. to slow down so both the announcers to paint such a huge picture has to sketch the composition 1st not so much the example of the 1st 2 position the end science flag on the left different it's how do you place the kind of indian cut on the famous to go he goes on as ink on. he developed this picture successively as he was painting it and this way exciting to see this development process and it can you find out how rembrandt thought and which decisions he made and that's what a chance i don't have as leyden rembrandt's hometown lies about 40 kilometers south of amsterdam. he was born here in 1606 his parents' house no longer stands. his father's mill as a replica. but the latin school young rembrandt attended still exists. and just around the corner so does the studio where he learned to paint. a playful video tells the story of his life 17th century students of painting had to learn several genres such as landscape in history painting and portraits. even as a boy rembrandt made portra

so this is rembrandt studio this is actually the place where many of his masterpieces were in may and here we see a lovely corner where we can see how he worked with light and here he has a cloth hanging in this cloth softens light so it filters a light coming in rembrandt's genius extended to printmaking as well he generally made his at some self using the method demonstrated to visitors of the rembrandt house museum good money could be made from print series in those days even so at the end of his life rembrandt was destitute you lived in a grand style and he also did not always pay his debts so part in part this collection was a part of his bankruptcy and had to be sold during his lifetime his house and possessions were also sold off he moved to a poor neighborhood and continued painting rembrandt. lift for art as shown by the masterpieces and amsterdam's rights museum that fascinate generations of visitors to this day. finally all for a long battle with cancer the pop world has lost the beautiful voice of money frederick sun single with swedish rock sat i leave you with a song tha

demonstrated to visitors of the rembrandt house museum. good money could be made from a print series in those days even so for the end of his life rembrandt was destitute you lived in a grand style and he also did not always pay his debts so hard in part this collection was a part of his bankruptcy and had to be sold during his lifetime. his house and possessions were also sold off he moved to a poor neighborhood and continued painting. he lived for art as is shown by the masterpieces in. amsterdam's rights museum that fascinate generations of visitors. christmas unites people all over the world but each country has its own traditions and of course this also applies to the food that served during the festive season in our new serious cold traditional christmas fair we take a look at what is cooking around the continent and find out how the dishes prepared at today's episode takes us to foodies paradise in london. in britain christmas just wouldn't be christmas without a turkey and christmas pudding. the roast restaurant is located at nanda

i'm following in the footsteps of rembrandt in this year the 350th anniversary have his death. this year a well known documentary film festival in moscow colby festival is playing. animated satirical show the pokes fun of russia's leaders amongst others and is co-produced by d w the organizers say they are taking a risk by showing the film but with censorship on the rise in russia that is a risk they feel they have to take our correspondent and show him how small. thank you. but it wasn't us they saying to world leaders including bloody near putin and ironic theme song from russian politics sung by foreign ministry and kremlin representatives we must go to nothing and no one in current affairs the escape the mocking gaze of somebody. the animated satire is being shown in moscow as part of the biggest documentary film festival in russia the heart doc that's the program includes $167.00 russian language films the festival's director says it's a perfect fit especially in russia's current political reality show. the 1st dog exists in order to implant freedom by force so to speak th

so this is rembrandt studio this is actually the place where many of his masterpieces were in may and here we see a lovely corner where we can see how he worked with light and here he has a cloth hanging in this cloth softens the light so it filters sunlight coming in rembrandt's genius extended to printmaking as well he generally made his at some self using the method demonstrated to visitors off the rambler and house museum good money could be made from print series in those days even so toward the end of his life rembrandt was destitute you lived in a grand style and he also did not always pay his debts so part in part this collection was a part of his bankruptcy and had to be sold during his lifetime his house and possessions were also sold off he moved to a poor neighborhood and continued painting rembrandt. lift for art as shown by the masterpieces in amsterdam strikes museum that fascinate generations of visitors to this day. finally all for a long battle with cancer the pop world has lost the beautiful voice of money frederic sung singer with swedish rock sat i leave you with

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i'll be there for you by the rembrandts. # i'll be there for you...# her work sold more than 60 million records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul! remembering the american songwriter, allee willis, who's died at the age of 72. now to an unusual bakery inside a mental hospital in china. patients can volunteer to make bread and then sell it, as a way of connecting with wider society. this is their story. a fascinating insight into the life of that bakery. a reminder of our top story: typhoon pha nfone has caused majorfloods and destruction in the philippines. t

i'll be there for you by the rembrandts. # i'll be there for you... her work sold more than 60 million records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul! allee willis who has died at the age of 72. remembering allee willis. there are no concerns. the father and his two children were found drowned at costa del sol. the foreign office says it is supporting a british woman at the result. —— resort. divers in the slovenian city of bled have been performing the legend of the submerged bell in lake bled. thousands of tourists watch t

one of the co—writers for the theme for the smash tv series, friends — i'll be there for you by the rembrandts. # i'll be there for you...# her work sold more than 60 million records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame, last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents, from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. remembering american songwriter, allee willis. in australia, the annual sydney—hoba rt yacht race is getting started. more than 165 teams are taking part in what is the 75th running of the competition. but this year sees something new — the first indigenous crew is taking part. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. some final checks for the crew of th

one of the co—writers for the theme for the smash tv series, friends — i'll be there for you by the rembrandts. # i'll be there for you...# her work sold more than 60 million records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame, last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents, from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. allee willis who has died at the age of 72. the resort where three people died following an incident in one of their pools say there are no concerns relating to the pool or the procedures the club carried out. a father and his two children reportedly drowned after being found unresponsive at club la costa world, near fuengirola. the foreign office sa

. >> he said, "amy, it was a rembrandt." >> not so fast. >> so, it is possible that this thing turns out not to be? >> totally. [ applause ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

i'll be there for you by the rembrandts. # i'll be there for you... her work sold more than 60 million records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul! remembering the american songwriter, allee willis. if you are celebrating christmas, let me take this moment to wish you a very merry christmas from me and the bbc world news team. thank you so much for watching. goodbye. good evening. after all the rain we have been having lately, today‘s weather felt like something of a christmas miracle. it was dry for pretty much all of us,

one of the co—writers for the theme for the smash tv series, friends — i'll be there for you by the rembrandts. # i'll be there for you...# her work sold more than 60 million records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame, last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents, from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. allee willis who has died at the age of 72. thank you for watching. hello there. christmas day brought us a fine settled spell of weather but it was short—lived and we are expecting more wet and rather windy weather to move through for boxing day. very gradually, those temperatures will lift. it will turn milder across the south, initially, and the

through in your painting number one and number two and in the end you wonder what why you don't have a rembrandt. what i heard on the doorstep was how would you pay for this, i worried this will hurt me, i'm worried it will hurt my business. i want to see where this goes from here. that something about the watershed moment of any election that makes people, as you know, speak truth and how they feel. everybody is tired and you can see the light suddenly. but if you go down the same route, with a similar leader, are you going to stand up and say no to that or say, we have got to be a broad church and allow momentum and rebecca long—bailey to ta ke momentum and rebecca long—bailey to take on the corbyn message if that is the way the leadership goes? i'm trying to work out... it is a fair question. do you have to be of one voice or is it good to have rebellion in a party? i think two things, three things to change. one is on the economy we need to make sure our policies are credible to secondly on our world view, people need to know we will stand up for our country and its defence and security

i have to get over the attitude that, oh, it's not quite rembran rembrandt, because i love rembrandt. i have to say, no, it's just what you do. that's how i paint now. so it releases me from that fear. and i take photos of anything. you know, if you look at page whatever, there's just plugs in the wall, but they're faces to me. you know, i think it's flashbacks from timothy leery. and, you know, empty plates, i'm in a mood, whatever i left at dinner, i take photos of it. or then they're suddenly potato man with asparagus mouth. and this is all on tour. and you know, i had this huge glass of organic veg before i go on stage and it's a lot of beet in it and i started painting and splashing with beet root. oh, this is great, take a few pictures, in the book. so it comes from anywhere. i think one of the fun ones for me is there's a spoon and it's got lights in it. and that was -- oh, look at the lights, yeah, i'm going to just show them. you know, you can do it. >> our thanks to ringo starr for spending some time with us. we'll be right back with much more "morning joe." l be right b mor

, the -- it is about your real estate, but it also includes your stock portfolio, the diamonds, the rembrandt, and the yacht. right? [applause] sen. warren: you may have heard, there are some billionaires who do not like this plan. [laughter] sen. warren: i heard they have been burning up the phone lines -- will you run for president? [laughter] sen. warren: other billionaires have gone on tv and cried because it is so sad. they say, i worked hard for my money. to which i always say, unlike anybody else. ok, you had a great idea. good for you. you followed it through. you made it into something. you were too late. good for you. that is great. mind, if you build a great fortune in america, you build it at least in part using workers all of us helped pay to educate. [applause] built it at you least in part getting your goods to market on roads and bridges all of us helped pay to[applaus] sen. warren: you built it at least in part protected by police and firefighters, all of us helped pay the salaries for. [applause] and we are happy to do it. we are americans. we want to make these investments

property tax, sure, it's about your real estate, but it includes your stock portfolio, the diamonds, the rembrandt and the yacht. right? now, you may have heard there are some billionaires who do not like this plan. [laughter] >> yes, in fact, i heard they've been burning up the phone lines, ooh, will you run for president? yeah, they're out there. other billionaires have gone on tv and cried because it's so sad, so sad. and look, they say, i worked hard for my money, to which i always want to say unlike anybody else, but okay. you had a great idea, good for you. you followed it through, you made it into something, you worked late, good for you, absolutely, that's great. but keep in mind, if you built a great fortune here in america, you built it at least in part using workers all of us helped pay to educate, yeah. [applause] you built it at least in part getting your goods to market on roads and bridges all of us helped pay to build. you built it at least in part protected by police and firefighters all of us helped pay the salaries for. [applause] >> and we're happy to do it. we're americans. we

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. >> you go in the staircases and see like rembrandt and socrates, and asa candler. beautiful -- >> reporter: beautiful. >> as solid marble all the way through. >> reporter: acheson named his restaurant after the building's two architects. both named george. i mean -- >> this is the -- this is the tiffany windows when they're not illuminated. >> reporter: the building which was last home to a bank features the original brass elevator doors in the lobby. downstairs, acheson's kitchen sits next to the old safe. the 3,000 square-foot restaurant which sits below got its identity from the kitchens of acheson's youth. >> i'd always wanted to do a french restaurant. i'm fluent in french. it's what i was trained in. i feel a pedigree or backgrounds worthy of that to claim that. his latest cookbook is a nod to the french immersion method of cooking food in a low-temperature bath. the book like acheson's previous cookbooks includes illustration that's he prefers to call doodles. where does that start from? >> i come from this family of really interesting academics. but my gran