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of faberge eggs the jewel encrusted ornaments were crafted in the form of easter eggs faberge said goldsmith shop in st petersburg from eight hundred eighty five to nine hundred seventy then as now faberge eggs are seen as the pinnacle of the goldsmiths art they regularly command several million euros at auction. the exhibition will continue through march twenty fourth. routes through one of the most famous palaces in the world germany's noise from stein cost. it's located in the south of the country and varia and draws around one point five million visitors a year but it hasn't had a full restoration since the last building works finished up in eight hundred eighty eight with most one hundred rooms a facelift takes around five years and started in twenty sixteen but luckily for visitors. remains open during the renovations. at seven am through the morning it looks like the mythical fairy tale castle it was meant to be. the restorers make use of the quiet morning hours. and is being renovated while the castle remains open to the tourists who flock here in droves the tour begins on the fourth

marks gone the goldsmith has got his own idea about what happened to it. as i stated that's what incredible i think it was melted down into small balls and taken out of the country and. he would have been used in some other business probably illegal. so because you can't sell gold without leaving a trail of evidence. this is. when the dust the boda museum is still hoping the precious original will resurface one day but for the time being there's only this cardboard replica. no one knows where the gold is today some business news now illegal babble that it could have ensured better working conditions in pakistan it could have done that that's why that was the aim however it apparently isn't that easy a court decision has left many asking who is liable for the working conditions in supplier factories and low wage countries that happened here in germany a court has rejected a lawsuit by four pakistanis against a german discount clothing retailer kick they wanted the company to take responsibility for a fire at a textile factory in karachi six years ago in add

we asked goldsmith max corn what you could do with a huge gold coin. >> first you'd have to cut it up to melt it. i would use a circular saw. you'd also be left with a pile of gold dust which you'd somehow have to melt down. fwu would all be very time consuming. >> melting the gold down would mean it cocould then be cast in bars or rings. but only by using specialist equipment. >> melting is an expensive process. it can be done, sure. but a furnace that canan reach the e right temperature to melt gold is not like the oven in your kitchen. reporter: a temperature of 800 or 900 degrees celsius would be needed.. an elaborate affair like the heist, itself. the thieves walked across a train track running along side the museum then used a ladder to climb in through a window. they smashed open the display case with an ax and threw the heavy coin on to nearby parkland. police were quickly on the case. three members of a well known criminalal gang were arrested along with a museum supervisor. traces of gold were found on their clothing and tools. but there was no sign of the loot, the big mapl

school in the goldsmith has got his own idea about what happened to it. as he stated it's kind of i think it was melted down into small bottles and taken out of the country and. he would have been used in some other business probably illegal. so because you can't sell gold without leaving a trail of evidence he missed. when the dentist. the buddha museum is still hoping the precious original will resurface one day but for the time being there's no need this college board replica. also transatlantic cooperation is in the works in the car industry has that story and more that's right there we're talking about volkswagen and ford they will join forces as they develop new technologies the two companies are set to unveil details of a deeper alliance at the detroit auto show next week sources close to management say the carmakers are hoping to fend off rivals in electric and autonomous driving in particular among those rival software companies like google another reason for working together the continuing trade frictions between the u.s. and china. and ford hav

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while in independence, we took a wet again tour of the city with historian ralph goldsmith of pioneer trails adventures. >> thank you so much. we are doing something a little different. tour, wef a driving are doing a covered wagon tour. what is the significance? >> this is the original motorhome right here, this is what pioneers traveled in. >> this is where the trail system began? >> right. stopped. the buck >> who do we have? >> frank and anne. >> what are we going to see? >> we are going to see a civil war battle and explain how frank james ended up in jail and explain how the border war began between kansas and missouri. let's go. come on, mule. here we go. right across the street over there where i picked you up is the jail and marshall's home. i am going to be referring to this building. right over there is where they help frank james. frank and jesse were the most they got awayaws, with it from all 16 years. that is where they help frank james. they also hold a man named ll, the man who burned kansas to the ground during the civil war. .t is also a dramatic jailbreak on august

marks gone the goldsmith has got his own idea about what happened to it. he. i think it was melted down into small bottles and taken out of the country and. he would have been used in some other business probably illegal. so you can't sell gold without leaving a trail of evidence. mr. the boda museum is still hoping the precious original will resurface one day but for the time being there's only this called board replica. you're watching news still to come on the program just ahead a german court decides today if a clothing retailer is liable for a fire at a garment workshop in pakistan stephen beardsley will have all of that and more coming up in just a few minutes time. you're watching news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us have a great day. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. with the insisted you could do is if you go for a journey back to the roots you should get a minimum of the. shards family from somalia those around me i'm going to break into systems. move finally starts in january twenty first on d.

on the goldsmith has got his own idea about what happened to it. as an. incredible i think it was melted down into small balls and taken out of the country and. they would have been used in some other business probably illegal. so you can't sell gold without leaving a trail of evidence. mr. when the dust. the boda museum is still hoping the precious original will resurface one day but for the time being there's only this cardboard replica. sports is now in abundance to give returns to action in just over a week and ahead of the restart byron munich are flying back to germany following their mid-season training camp with can talk are with controversy injuries and a new signing the winter break has been eventful for the reigning champions. by an munich's last training session in qatar is done and dusted winger are you and robin is struggling for fitness for friday's been as they can return against hoffenheim but there was a glimmer of hope after a solid day of work. today was good. a good into the camp of the week didn't go as i hoped but today was good. by

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look at jack goldsmith, hardly a big believer in presidential powers. he fought against them at the famous hospital visit. he said he thinks attorney general barr's memo is standard when it comes to its view of presidential powers and the executive branch. i think that neil is exactly right this is an issue to take up in debate and figure out what kind of an attorney general bill barr will be. we know his approach and we'll see more in the hearings as they come out this week. arthel: senator lindsey graham, newly named senate judiciary committee chair. how much weight will senator graham's position on barr have with committee members and what will be senator graham's argument to sell the confirmation? >> is a hard and to imagine a better qualified candidate. decide bill barr was campaigning is kind of ridiculous. the men served as an analyst in the justice department as the head of the office of legal counsel, as the attorney general previously. that strikes me as wrong. what he's doing is writing a memo about his use of the law that at least one promin

bauer a senior reporter he is the recipient of the national magazine award for best reporting harvard goldsmith prize. for investigative reporting atlantic media and at least 20 others. the co-author of the memoir a sliver of light about his time spent as a prisoner in iran. he spent two years in prison as a journalist. when he came home he began reporting on american prisons. in 2014 he went undercover as a prison guard for four months and published a longform piece about his experience. he then published american prisoner a book that expands on that experience and also includes a history of for-profit prisons in the u.s. tracing back to slavery. it also includes photographs and a detailed architectural rendering of the penitentiary he worked at. i tore it through this book and was so hunted by it.ed i feel like it is a really important book that everybody needs to read. deborah joe is the author of the novel the captive. i just came out a few months ago. she has an msa from the iowa writers workshop. since 1997. her literary work has been published in many places her journalism has appeared i

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look, jack goldsmith, formerly of the justice department -- not a trump fan -- has a pretty good article talking about how worrying this is, what they're doing, because presidents make all kinds of controversial statements about foreign policy. some people didn't like barack obama normalizing relations with cuba. i mean -- kennedy: or iran, for that matter. you could argue that -- >> it was a threat to national security. kennedy: -- president obama's stance on iran made that part of the world less safe and less stable. >> who gets to make these decisions? the constitution's pretty clear. it's president. and i think it's just outrageous that we just accept this -- kennedy: do you think robert mueller is looking into the other aspect of the russian opposition research grab? >> i don't know. i mean, i think -- kennedy: would it surprise you if he was looking -- >> it wouldn't surprise me. i mean, this is the problem with special counsels, they're unaccountable largely, and we don't know what the heck they're doing, and they take, you know, two years before they come out with anything. kenne

. >> while in independence, whitaker tour of the city with the story of ralph goldsmith. trails adventures. >> independence today, you're doing something different we are going a covered wagon tour. what is the significance of the covered wagon? >> this is the original order home. this is what the finest traveled across the nation in. >> this is where it began, right? >> this is where the trails began. we have showing us around today? what are we going to see? >> we will see actual oregon trail. we explain exactly how james ended up in that jail and how it began between kansas and missouri. >> alright, let's learn about it. >> here we go. across the street there, 59. referring to this building all along here. the most notorious outlaw. they got away with it for almost 16 years. that's really brought james in. he also had a man. that's the man that burnt kansas to the work ground. it's also the location of a very dramatic jailbreak. on august 11, 1862, we impart the raiders, they were called. the hill and daybreak, broke in that jail and 339 men. those 39 were being jailed

ten days, i'm challenging lh remini, elaine goldsmith thomas and hoda. we're just walking into the gym. >> are you up for aood gym. >> first of all, i'm a excited and i want to do it. are my if you all friends, which i think you are, we should all do this together. savannah had a good idea, once we do it, we'llhallenge somebody else. >> bread, potatoes, pasta, riceu r, including bananas apples, grapes and oranges. ackberries, blueberries, strawberries are acceptable. no caffeine, no milk. >> no caffeine, i out. we're morning show people. do you thi n we could have to cut out caffeine. s let's find out if we can do this. says yes, will you do it with me for ten days? >> i i'll do it. >> will you really? okay. >> let's talk to jennifer. we'll talk about it tomorrow. >> what about tequila. i need more ioinform >> vodka or gin. no carbs. i'm already doing this with the keto. so i'm in. >>> everybody in the audience 're the price is right," y waiting to hear the magical words, come on down.ro tara armst seemed to have a different priority. tara armstrong seem

i'mhallenging leah remini, elaine goldsmith thomas a challenging hoda. hoda, i know you're up for a good >>challenge. o no sugar, no carbs, ten days. i tried to recruit everybody at the table. carson, i don't know if you reme her this, we a tape saying you were in. >> roll the tape. >> we have jennifer lopez on the phone. >> j. lo. >> hey, hoda, how are you. >> hey, babe. tell us a little bit about this challenge. is itpl cely --s is definitely no sugar, no carbs. can we have coffee, booze. >> anything thatas sugar and carbs in it, you can't have it. you realize how much stuff hasg sur in it. yesterday i was like'm going to have a turkey burger with lettuce, onions and pickles. no pickles. no pickles? ss. it has much sugar int. >> roker is mad. >> let me ask you aquestion. you've been on this thing for a few days. how did you ?fe >> the first and second day you realize you're addictedo sugar. it's like crack. you crave it. it's like a drug. to be honest, it is the reason we have so much inflammation and so many toxins in our body. my trainer challenged u

. >> in and we took a wagon tour ,f the city with historian ralph goldsmith. >> ralph, thank you for agreeing to show us around independence. we are doing something a little different. instead of a driving tour, we are doing a covered wagon tour. motors is the original home. this is what pioneers traveled across the nation in. this is where the trails began and the buck stopped, independence. anne today.k and we will see the actual oregon trail, will go into the civil war battle we will explain how frank james began in that jail and have the border wall gang -- began between kansas and missouri. here we go. right across the street or i pick you up -- that is where they held the outlaw frank james. frank and jesse were the most notorious outlaws because they got away with it for almost 16 years. they also held a man there named william clark cointreau. that is the man who burnt northern kansas to the ground during the war. it is also the scene of a dramatic jailbreak during our first civil war battle. 11, william clark his soldiers broke into that jail and freed 39 men. those men were

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