anna holligan, bbc news, inside the van gogh ecm in amsterdam. -- museum in aske amsterdam. tim: that is it for this show. you can find plenty more on the website, and to reach me and most of the bbc team, go to twitter. from all of us here at "bbc world news america," thank you for watching, and please tune in again. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here, in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. >> "bbc world news" was pres

gogh, which were stolen in 2002, have been the works, a seascape and a painting of van gogh's father's church, were stolen from the van gogh museum on the orders of an italian crime family. they were found last year during a police raid in naples. from amsterdam, anna holligan reports. journey, the paintings nowgrotec—ted bg— thick screens—:= most renowned artists. corner has gone missing. it took opportunist thieves less than four minutes to break in through the roof using rih the heihtihre ‘—-— the hes—wei: wall with brutal force, in the countrylscultoral heritagei italian police arrested they'd been investigating allegations of drug trafficking, eat aaearefifle 1355 8555555 5 555 was hiding the van goghs. 5 55 5 the italian authorities were proud of their work. the sea view at scheveningen is one of only two seascapes painted by van the wind was so hipstergtthatdazt'gi w551}- was a gift for van gogh's mother after she'd broken her leg. he changed it after his father died to include images the mnsenrp is detieerate‘tgr ,, . ,. as they were found, with slight fie-see

it is van gogh's only work from his time in the haag netherlands where he studied. each of the paintings has been valued by investigators at nearly 54 mel i don't know dollars. in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >>> speaking of art one group looking to tap into their creative side while building a bond. the art students use high tech supplies in this case tablets to create their masterpieces that way if they make a mistake they can go backwards and fix it. then they turn their works of art into things like t-shirts, aprons, even pillow cases. >> when you're in a corporate setting sometimes you get bogged down by, upping, your computer screen, and we lifted the computer screen on its head. looking at all this work that you're used to doing, you're now using your finger and, upping, stylus to create art that can be very stress releasing for peop people. >> parents pants say it's great they can explore their creative side without feeling um tim dated. fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, a message from septa's chief of police. >> i don't

how the two van gogh paintings were found behind a fake wall inside of a home overseas. >> two works of art lost for more than a decade found, the paintings by vincent van gogh were barely damaged. >> we have no idea what happened and this one, it's gone missing but it doesn't really disturb the image too much and the small church is practically unharmed and they both lost their frames early on, it's another miracle. >> the it artwork was stolen in a bold mafia heist in 2002 and italian police recovered it in a villa belonging to a mafia boss accused of running an international drug ring. they were crucial to the post impressionist master development. >> they have a significant significance. it was one of the earliest paintings and the other one, the church, he panted it as a gift to his mother. >> the sea view shows a single- waved toss the ship is important, the works were unveiled in amsterdam, it's his only work from the hague, netherlands where he studied. they're valued at $54 million. >>> ktvu fox 2news at 6:00 starts now. >> an unity mate ultimatum or obama care stays in plac

. >> they have found two famous vincent van gogh painting thought could be lost forever. the artwork had been lost for more than a decade. they were stolen in bold maffia heist in 2002. italian police just recovered the paintings behind a false wall in villa that long to do maffia boss. the paintings were barely damaged and the pieces are from period that was crucial to van gogh's development as a paint. >>> a woman was trapped in a very famous place. her only hope she had to spell out help. >> how about a return to spring kathy? >>> ooh, iain, you'll love it. it's extreme warmth and rain in the next couple of days. i'll show when you coming up. >>> trapped under the pavement. rescuers doug and doug to save a definite poodle. ♪ ♪ >>> not that windy out there in older city tonight. a lot different from last name you can see the flag barely moving that's helping it feel a lot better than last night. kathy orr has your full forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> college student on spring break wanted to check out the grand canyon but that trip turned out to be a fight for

>> yeah. >> jimmy: oh but i loved "van gogh's ear" was great. and you got the mural of, you know, jim morrison. ah, i love venice -- venice beach is great. >> yeah, it's cool. >> jimmy: did you ever get into a -- knock on wood -- an accident on your bike? >> yeah. i've been in a few. i only had one really big one. i was -- you know where that 101 cafe is in hollywood? you know that 101 cafe by the 101 freeway? >> jimmy: like a food show. >> it's like the california -- >> jimmy: the california food show, yeah. the 101 café, yeah, i know the 101, but i don't know -- >> yeah, there's a cafe right there. but to get on the freeway, i was making a right to get on the freeway and these two old people actually pulled up in a a car into my lane and i sort of saw them do like this as i flew over their car. [ audience ohs ] and then the bike was kind of doing like -- a cartwheel in the air that way, and then i landed, and then i had warrants out for my arrest. but -- [ laughter ] i'm going to get in trouble for this interview. >> jimmy: what the heck is g

thursday world bipolar day and birthday of vincent van gogh. friday the trial of actress shaline woodley begins in north dakota, arrested for protest and riot during the protest of the dakota access pipeline. saturday, start of final four play in college basketball's march madness. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. before we leave we wanted to note the death of jimmy breslin, he was 88. for five decades ehe chronicled the streets of new york yet never bothered to get a driver's license. his writing was gritty and declarative. his subjects vair yesterday. he wrote about every one and everything. from the man who dug president kennedy's grave to the man who now sits in the white house. here is jimmy breslin at the table. >> i did good with the memory. i always heard i have a billion-dollar memory because i can remember things mostly because you were told about them in is saloons. i don't know where people get these stories because you can't get it out of a computer. the files that come to you, the printouts, they have no sme

. >> i am saying if you look at all of the iconic geniuses in history, the hemingways, the van goghs, the abraham lincolns, the albert einsteins, they all had a mental health diagnosis. if you removed those people from history who had mental health issues, you would have no history. i think it is important that people understand -- and i give you the data in here to support that really having one of these issues actually may mean that you have an ability that even people who don't have these issues, you might have that ability. >> does the overabundance of gift or skill or talent in one area automatically equate to an under -- >> so i know exactly what you're saying. >> yeah, yeah. >> it is not like, oh, you know, we short-term you here so you get to have here, but the way the brain is wired and connected it is often the case that -- for example, with dyslexia, there's something going on in the left hemisphere of the brain that makes it difficult for you to process words and therefore be able to comprehend and read them. but there seems to be something because of that connection that'

gogh. although their selfies took a bit more time and effort. in the 21st century it seems to be a clash between self—image and realities. and the latter may not always come out on top. it's how we would like the world to see us, rather than who we are and what we are. it's more to do with social circumstances, social standing, how we would like people to see us in an ideal world. critics say the selfie is inane and disposable, but it's undoubtedly popular. in a world full of cctv cameras and biometric technology, is it really voluntary? translation: if you have a credit card, you already have a selfie, the banks know what you bought, your geographical position and so on. the selfie is not optional. it is something that somehow dissolves our identity for good, but mostly for bad, creating a controlling society. nonetheless, millions more will carry on smiling for the camera. good or bad, the selfie is here to stay. tim allman, bbc news. a reminder of our top story: a lawyer of one of dona

the van gogh museum in amsterdam welcomes home two stolen paintings worth tens of millions of dollars. welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and also around the globe. for millions of airline passengers long haul flights could soon seem a whole lot longer. it follows us authorities announcing a ban on laptops, ipads, cameras and other devices bigger than a mobile phone being allowed on board as hand luggage. the order, based on unspecified threats, affects passengers on us bound flights from certain countries in the middle east and north africa. and now britain has tightened its aviation security measures as well. la pto ps security measures as well. laptops and fiéiiifig lééifiéi £5.33 eehef fié'filiéi airport security on flights through airport security on flights from the middle east to the uk is about to get even more compensated. anything bigger than a smartphone will now have to go in the hold. british airways, easyjet and four other uk airlines are affected, so too are middle eastern and north africa and carriers. it follows a similar measure by th

the van gogh museum in amsterdam welcomes home two stolen paintings worth tens of millions of dollars. welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and also around the globe. for millions of airline passengers long haul flights could soon seem a whole lot longer.

the paintings by vincent van gogh were barely damaged during the 14 years they were missing. >> we have no idea what happened to them. and this one has gone missing but it doesn't disturb the image and the small church is practically unharmed. that despite they lost their frames early on. so that's, you know, another miracle really. >> the artwork stolen in a mafia heist in 2002 and the paintings were discovered in a false wall from a villa of a mafia boss, the pieces are from a. period crucial to the post impressionist masters development. >> they're from the early periods so not the most iconic works but they have particular significance. the beach view is one of his earlier and the other working the church in this area where his parents lived was a gift to his mother. >> a single-wave tossed ship is important. it's his only work from his time in the netherlands where he studied. >> they're valued at $54 million. >>> glad they found them. >> that's a lot of money. fox 2news at 5:00 begins after the break. >>>ktvu, fox 2news at 5:00, starts now. >> four bodies found in a sacramento hom

. >> a van gogh selfie. >> all in the same space there. >>> mike took a selfie while we were reading that story. >> it's up to you guys, right? >> bradley cooper. >> hey, every time i take a selfie, i'm like, eh. >> it's angles and lighting. >> your iphone tells you how many selfies you've taken. you'll be disappointed in yourself. >>> okay. you won't be disappointed in this weather today and may take selfies outside with all of this sunshine. if you're taking a selfie this morning, the wind will be blowing your hair all over the place. so probably not a good one. you can see this camera shaking and looking at looakland. 54 degrees. seven-day forecast, starting out in san francisco, that's what we're also getting the view of right now. as we go into the weekend, it will be a nice and warm one. we're going to see temperatures going from the low 50s into the upper 60s and 70s today. up to 75 degrees in livermore. 71 in oakland. and in napa today, 78 degrees. looking at the pollen count, it's going to cause a lot of problems, especially in the south bay. the trees are high and the grass

two van gogh pains stolen more than a decade ago are being return to the museum in amsterdam in 2002. they were returned last year in a cocaine trafficking bust. they are in good shape and will be on display for a time before being taken for repairs. >>> still to come on "action news" at 5:30 a check of the forecast for you. sky 6 hd showing you cape may, new jersey on the way to cape may looking good. cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. is this the year you spend more quality time with your dog? then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack of playhound dog toys for under $10. and redhead men's rock bridge shorts starting at under $20. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan has a look at the first full day of spring. looking for skiers. >> spring mountain is not open right now. but this is a sign of what they have to do, they are fighting the high mark sun angle. last week it was covered in snow and now seeing a lot of bare patches. average high is 54 an

but we couldn't let you go without showing you this stunning, van gogh—esque image ofjupiter‘s surface, sent 588 million kilometres across space by nasa'sjuno probe. good night. hello there. although the weather will remain pretty uncertain for the rest of the week, it will remain on the mild or even warm side, thanks to south—westerly winds. the mild or even warm side, thanks to south-westerly winds. a very mild night, temperatures in double figures. a lot of cloud around outbreaks of rain, a lot becoming confined to northern and western areas. heavy burst over the hills. misty and murky. starting wednesday ona misty and murky. starting wednesday on a cloudy, damp and mild moat. quite breezy across western areas. rain moving up through the day, across scotland, northern ireland and parts of wales into the south—west of england. presumably quite a south—west of england. presumably quitea damp south—west of england. presumably quite a damp afternoon for much of scotland, some outbreaks of rain. quite heavy over southern and western areas. despite the breeze and cloud, temperatur

they say it is actually nothing new famous artists like van gogh and rembrandt took selfies although back then they were called self portraits. the exhibit's goal to celebrate the creative potential of the selfie. >> the art world can't ignore selfies because they have become probably as a if he non nom the most expansive form of visual communication that we've seep in many, many years. >> the organizers of the exhibit say selfies are just the beginning of an art revolution. they say as people realize their phone cameras are just as good as some of the professional studio equipment out there. the world is being documented and more interesting ways i guess you can say. >> yeah. a local elementary school janitor on the national stage tonight. >> i love this. all you have to hear is just excited the children are about knowing him and you know that he is one loved guy. >> screams are for ted cally of newtown elementary school bob kelly will this morning to get to know this very special guy. he's currently in the running for national janitor of the year run by sin tax. if he wins, he coul

. >>> not exactly van gogh. students constructed a mural today. it will be on display inside a new enrichment center at the jewish family and children's services mainline branch. the facility opens to the public next month. some talented kids there. >>> turning to the weather now. actually feeling like spring. >> feels beautiful, right? but change is not only -- i always get the line that says "but." changes are coming. tammie souza joins us. she's going to explain this. >> i do the same thing. oh, beautiful, 59 degrees today, but wait, there's more. that's usually how it goes with me. outside we're looking at nothing really overhead as far as precipitation. the radar beams are sweeping the sky, a few high thin clouds that are diving into the area. other than that, everything is quiet. the wider picture shows you that we're quiet, but something unusual happens here. it fires up again as it reracks. you see cloud streaks. they're parallel cloud rolls that usually form parallel in the ground but in the upper atmosphere you have wind going in a diffe

gogh and approval of this measure we want to make sure from the developer has suggested this measure that there are no hazards associated with the location zone that measure is not duplicating a public transit service that is near the site there would be some vetting associated with this measure and then i want to mention on this memo there are some items that are geography based a unbundled parking and parking supply and health food and underserved areas by chair manipulating based on the geography of the site and characteristics you'll get points for those measures pr and we intend on updating in memo over time as we discussed previously and supervisor yee mentioned that the tdm seem like is dynamic we want to be up to date in that dynamic fold we can update those measures this can occur as carli mentioned the board of supervisors adopted the policy and then the planning commission adopted the regulation there are certain amendments that what require the planning commission approval those are outlined here staff will be conducting research to see how effective the tdm measures are

they were by van gogh mission missing for 14 years after being stolen in 2002. i tan yan police recovered the painting in a villa that belonged to a ma fee ya boss akuds of run agning a drug ring. -- -- mafia. >> they have very particular significance, the beach view is one of his earliest paintings is the other work, where his parents lived he painted as a gift to his mother. >> each of the paintings valued by investigators at almost $54 million. >>> 7:46 a big time star alert coming today on the nine in person in the flesh, sal is so excited brandy chas tim kaine is taine is joining us. . . we all remember the soccer star, we're going to talk to her about a number of things. >> that's right, i think that photo was when she took off her jersey and holding up her hands, i'll never forget that. 0. >> that should be good. let's tack a look at highway 24 at lafayette. the traffic is slow. westbound 24 is going to be okay. it's slower and i don't want to mislead you with looking at this picture saying there's no slow traffic. there's some but not here in lafayette.

gogh and approval of this measure we want to make sure from the developer has suggested this measure that there are no hazards associated with the location zone that measure is not duplicating a public transit service that is near the site there would be some vetting associated with this measure and then i want to mention on this memo there are some items that are geography based a unbundled parking and parking supply and health food and underserved areas by chair manipulating based on the geography of the site and characteristics you'll get points for those measures pr and we intend on updating in memo over time as we discussed previously and supervisor yee mentioned that the tdm seem like is dynamic we want to be up to date in that dynamic fold we can update those measures this can occur as carli mentioned the board of supervisors adopted the policy and then the planning commission adopted the regulation there are certain amendments that what require the planning commission approval those are outlined here staff will be conducting research to see how effective the tdm measures are

. >>> the van gogh museum in amsterdam unveiling two paintings by the dutch master 14 years after they were ripped off the wall in the museum at a nighttime heist. they were recovered last year by italian police probing mobsters for cocaine trafficking. >>> that is the news update this hour. you're up to date. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> the oil market closing for the day. let's get to jackie deangelis at the cnbc commodity desk. >> good afternoon to you. you can see crude oil prices are closing lower today for the session even though they started higher. there was optimism in the marketplace that the opec cuts that 1.8 million barrel a day cut would be extended past june. we've been sort of going back and forth on this but more members seem to be leaning towards that. still you can see the market doesn't have much confidence here that necessarily it will go through, or that it will help that much because u.s. shale production is going higher. you can see the april price is around 47.50 at the close today we will roll over to may, that's around $48, but still sitt

gogh and approval of this measure we want to make sure from the developer has suggested this measure that there are no hazards associated with the location zone that measure is not duplicating a public transit service that is near the site there would be some vetting associated with this measure and then i want to mention on this memo there are some items that are geography based a unbundled parking and parking supply and health food and underserved areas by chair manipulating based on the geography of the site and characteristics you'll get points for those measures pr and we intend on updating in memo over time as we discussed previously and supervisor yee mentioned that the tdm seem like is dynamic we want to be up to date in that dynamic fold we can update those measures this can occur as carli mentioned the board of supervisors adopted the policy and then the planning commission adopted the regulation there are certain amendments that what require the planning commission approval those are outlined here staff will be conducting research to see how effective the tdm measures are

. >> or van gogh. >> we're going to talk about the market anniversary all day long. meanwhile, gop did clear a hurdle in its effort to replace and repeal obamacare. in the wee hours of the morning republicans approve legislation through house ways and means that would repeal the tax penalties on people who don't buy insurance. after about 18 hours of congressional debate on the house gop health reform bill. then tom cotton speaks out this morning in a tweet, says to my friends in the house, pause, start over, get it right. don't get it fast. he says it can pass. the bill as it is can't get past the senate. >> it was amazing how quickly this was viewed as being dead on arrival. i continue to think we're going to be talking about replace for the rest of the year. >> you do? >> yeah. for the rest of the year. >> really? >> yeah. >> if we're talking about replace for the rest of the year, then tax reform is not something we're going to be discussing. >> well, do you mind if the real companies, if the real interests involved in this start getting involved? you know, when

we also booked second service called van gogh. this provides group transportation and people with disabilities to go to cultural social and recreational events brought the city. in fiscal year 2016 inmate over 2000 trips through the service. we are-we are putting greater emphasis on mobility management currently. will do the management seeks to provide services and programs to seniors and people disabilities to allow them to make the having the appropriate transportation choices given their trip needs. we recognize that there is no one solution in providing transportation to seniors and people with disabilities, so we want to make sure people are aware of other transportation service available as well as maybe develop programs that would facilitate better translation services for them. we are in the process of launching a steering committee that will help guide us in our [inaudible] in this initiative. we want to make sure that what the services we provide and the programs we develop do benefit those in the community. we are worki

we also booked second service called van gogh. this provides group transportation and people with disabilities to go to cultural social and recreational events brought the city. in fiscal year 2016 inmate over 2000 trips through the service. we are-we are putting greater emphasis on mobility management currently. will do the management seeks to provide services and programs to seniors and people disabilities to allow them to make the having the appropriate transportation choices given their trip needs. we recognize that there is no one solution in providing transportation to seniors and people with disabilities, so we want to make sure people are aware of other transportation service available as well as maybe develop programs that would facilitate better translation services for them. we are in the process of launching a steering committee that will help guide us in our [inaudible] in this initiative. we want to make sure that what the services we provide and the programs we develop do benefit those in the community. we are worki

. >> pero bueno tambiÉn autorretratos como de van gogh que eran las selfies del siglo pasado. >> cuÁntos pintores cuantos impresionistas no tienen los auto retratos increÍbles que marcan lo que serÍa en aquel entonces el selfie. >> por eso que me estaba tomando la mÍa porque la quiero mandar a ver si mi la aceptan. >> porque no vamos a una pausa. >> mejor vamos a una pausa, enseguida dÍa de inocentes el mandril se adelanta y van a ver cÓmo lo estÁ celebrando en los Ángeles. >> el chema llega a su final ♪ ♪ ♪ bueno amigos el dÍa de maÑana primero abril se celebra aquÍ en estados unidos el dÍa de las bromas, odia de los santos inocentes como serÍa en mÉxico, pero eso es en diciembre y los Ángeles no se han quedado atras por eso nos conectamos con nuestro querido ricardo sÁnchez el mandril hasta su cabina de radio en radio centro. >> eso mandril! . >> hola bonita hermosa cÓmo estas, ya lo dijiste ana marÍa, esto lo voy a tomar como una broma, pero te declaro mi amor hacia ti y ojalÁ algÚn dÍa podamos matar la rata. >> Órale. >> dÉjame contarle a todas las persona

gogh and approval of this measure we want to make sure from the developer has suggested this measure that there are no hazards associated with the location zone that measure is not duplicating a public transit service that is near the site there would be some vetting associated with this measure and then i want to mention on this memo there are some items that are geography based a unbundled parking and parking supply and health food and underserved areas by chair manipulating based on the geography of the site and characteristics you'll get points for those measures pr and we intend on updating in memo over time as we discussed previously and supervisor yee mentioned that the tdm seem like is dynamic we want to be up to date in that dynamic fold we can update those measures this can occur as carli mentioned the board of supervisors adopted the policy and then the planning commission adopted the regulation there are certain amendments that what require the planning commission approval those are outlined here staff will be conducting research to see how effective the tdm measures are

it comes with 30,000 images, from monet, to van gogh. and i can change the photo with my smartphone. very interactive. you can change a room every day. can be different. >> very nifty. >> then, come on in, gav. this is hot on the streets of new york. he is wearing a smart connected bike helmet. >> i like this. >> this is right up your alley, al. there's a remote that goes on the handlebar. and if you want to use the turn signal, it will use sound effects and will give a turn signal on the left and the right side. created by two engineers for a smarter, safer way to ride. >> and isn't there a motion sensor, as you slow down. >> you can put an optional brake on the back. a sense of motion it stops and it will show up. >> you can see the menu in the dark restaurants. >> and you look cool doing it. >> last but not least, this is a first look at a new gadget. if you've been shopping and buy too much stuff, this will hold 40 pounds of stuff. this is from a company known as make high-tech travel. you can actually open it up. it has a lid here.

gogh a long pedestrian experience the idea of coming into an entrance that is also located on this part of site this is a view from fourth street coordinating from mission hall on the right side of the slide the gateway building the existing building so the left of slide complimenting and finishing the corner so this slide really articulates a little bit more of glass and transparent and the aspect of not only joining the site in terms of the architecture with the existing campus but looking at the architecture that can be progressive and look towards the future. >> in the evening we thought the building would have an opportunity to symbolically connect with cancer in terms of those times of the year where a particular cancer is for this is can be articulated to lighting and lighting the top of the building and ends of the building that will have a direct connection to the people particularly people that experience cancer in different parts of the year and so connect with that the idea of lighting the live was important so in the evening the architecture of the building will resonate on

gogh and approval of this measure we want to make sure from the developer has suggested this measure that there are no hazards associated with the location zone that measure is not duplicating a public transit service that is near the site there would be some vetting associated with this measure and then i want to mention on this memo there are some items that are geography based a unbundled parking and parking supply and health food and underserved areas by chair manipulating based on the geography of the site and characteristics you'll get points for those measures pr and we intend on updating in memo over time as we discussed previously and supervisor yee mentioned that the tdm seem like is dynamic we want to be up to date in that dynamic fold we can update those measures this can occur as carli mentioned the board of supervisors adopted the policy and then the planning commission adopted the regulation there are certain amendments that what require the planning commission approval those are outlined here staff will be conducting research to see how effective the tdm measures are

gogh and approval of this measure we want to make sure from the developer has suggested this measure that there are no hazards associated with the location zone that measure is not duplicating a public transit service that is near the site there would be some vetting associated with this measure and then i want to mention on this memo there are some items that are geography based a unbundled parking and parking supply and health food and underserved areas by chair manipulating based on the geography of the site and characteristics you'll get points for those measures pr and we intend on updating in memo over time as we discussed previously and supervisor yee mentioned that the tdm seem like is dynamic we want to be up to date in that dynamic fold we can update those measures this can occur as carli mentioned the board of supervisors adopted the policy and then the planning commission adopted the regulation there are certain amendments that what require the planning commission approval those are outlined here staff will be conducting research to see how effective the tdm measures are

and, a dutch museum has recovered two van gogh paintings, stolen 15 years ago, and they're now back on show. good evening and welcome to bbc news. martin mcguinness, northern ireland's former deputy first minister and one of its most controversial figures, has died at the age of 66. he was a former commander of the ira, which, in the ‘70s and ‘80s, was at the forefront of a terror campaign against british rule that left thousands dead or maimed. tonight, wellhave. alletherteactionl and from communities affectedrbyrirai martin mcguinness's personal history istied '” ' ' " i" ”w 5442; 47.7.7 5! 52.9.7 leadership. mcguinnes has changed since the young man who usedto swagger around the no—go as commander of the provisional ira. of those decades of unrest. he believed in our people, people he decided who should be free and he believed in reconciliation. born in londonderry into a large catholic family, he came of age as northern ireland's divisions deepened,

gogh which are now back on the walls of a gallery in amsterdam. they were taken in 2002 on the orders'ef‘rafi ltaliafiefiimee that's allfrom anol in the morthm asian stock markets fall after wall had its worst trading day street had its worst trading day this year. a steady result for new zealand dairy giant viterra. we will hear what their chief executive has to say. —— fonterra. good morning asia, hello world. it is wednesday. great to have you with us on asia business report. rico hizon. stocks are retreating following us stocks lowering today. here is what they are doing. the nykea is down by 332 points. and the all ordinaries is giving up 75 points, that is 1.3%. us markets had the worst session of 2017. -- nikkei. it is the us markets had the worst session of 2017. —— nikkei. it is the first decline of at least 1% since october last year. decline of at least 1% since october last yea r. investors decline of at least 1% since october last year. investors are nervous that donald trump will not lower taxes and push through with the