so that's one way that picasso picasso made his point. so after they went after they had lunch, this is the famous of harry and pablo shaking hands in front of his studio. they justh were only meant to have lch picasso apparently enjoyed the company much that he offered to take the trumans on a little tour of the south of france. taking taking them to some of his favorite spots, which were all about him. so i went to his studio went to the museum and grimaldi where a lot of his works were kept. and this this fortunately, i believe sam rosenman took this picture sam had a had us at a camera at nate's slides and so he took a lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find her. i t

so that's one way that picasso picasso made his point. so after they went after they had lunch, this is the famous of harry and pablo shaking hands in front of his studio. they just they weron meant to have lunch. picasso apparently enjoyed the company much that he offered to take the trumans on a little tour of the south of france. taking taking them to some of his favorite spots, which were all about him. so i went to his studio went to the museum and grimaldi where a lot of his works were kept. and this this fortunately, i believe sam rosenman took this picture sam had a had us at a camera at nate's slides and so he took a lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find her.

so that's one way that picasso picasso made his point. so after they went after they had lunch, this is the famous of harry and pablo shaking hands in front of his studio. they just they were only meant to have lunch. picasso apparently enjoyed the company much that he offered to take the trumans on a little tour of the south of france. taking taking them to some of his favorite spots, which were all about him. so i went to his studio went to the museum and grimaldi where a lot of his works were kept. and this this fortunately, i believe sam rosenman took this picture sam had a had us at a camera at nate's slides and so he took a lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find h

and that was a story, the truman picasso story that i wanted to get out there. mr. good. mr.karp, how much time do you have to work directly with authors and edit them since you've been ceo and president for the last four years? well, i still get to do it. i don't get to do it as much as i would like, but i do get to work with doris kearns goodwin. i'm still working with bob woodward and john irving, who is my favorite novelist of all time. and i've worked with john on three of his novels, the first one, which i think is really a classic, is called in one person. and it was years ahead of the curve on on transgender rights. and and then i did abc mysteries and most recently, we published the last chairlift and john, i think is one of the greatest novelists alive and and for all time and i've been reading him since i was in high school. i think he's a pure storyteller and somebody who's been able to write about the changing the changing nature of our culture, the the the mutable city of gender and the and the way we love and regret and love again. janet and karp, is it his top

las vÍctimas son florinda picasso de 48 aÑos y su esposo oscar picasso de 49.os sus cuerpos. el reporte de la policÍa indica lo siguiente, que la noche del domingo ellos recibieron un aviso de un tiroteo en el lugar. al llegar al sitio los agentes encontraron Únicamente los cuerpos con heridas de bala. luego se informÓ que este incidente serÍa un nuevo caso, otro mÁs de homicidio— suicidio. la pareja tenÍa cuatro hijos adultos y un pequeÑo nieto. tambiÉn es san francisco, se emitiÓ un comunicado indicando que el accidente en el que murieron cuatro miembros de una familia la semana pasada no tendrÍa ningÚn efecto de diseÑo que pudiera haber contribuido en esa tragedia. aunque los residentes del lugar dicen que ocurren cosas altamente congestionamientos con automÓviles y camionetas de reparto, asÍ como la apariciÓn de conductores confundidos. ahora nos trasladamos hacia santa cruz, donde la policÍa pide su ayuda para identificar a un sospechoso de robo, a este sujeto. Él estarÍa involucrado en un robo que ocurriÓ en la calle river el 20 de marzo pasado. si usted

french gallerist and publisher ambrose volard orders illustrations for books from both chagall and picassothat the first time he went to paris on a scholarship, and this was in 1910, when he was still very young a man richer than marc chagall's parents, but bella said, i will still faithfully wait until he becomes a professional artist, when he can already have a family, and he went to paris, and she was waiting for him, that is, bella also helped him go upstairs, here it is romantic, beautiful, you also need such a bella, but this is good for everyone, just like everyone needs a bella in their lives too. but you said that there was something special here, tell me what happened here, this room - it would seem quite small, but somehow the family gathered here around a round table, yeah.

, i always push away. from the task, this is a portrait of my mother by my brush, but it seems that picasso you are watching the program tell me not to be silent, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina are in the studio, and today we are visiting. general director of the national art museum anna kononova. good afternoon, anna vladimirovna. hello. we are glad to see you in our studio. in interviews you insist that you are an artist first and foremost, but now time has passed and with a pile of documents, have you completely lost your passion and love for the craft? first of all , i am an artist, that’s true, i came from a creative family, my mother is a professional painter, my father is a professional one. sculptor, painting, this is such a warm memory of her when she was pregnant with me, my mother painted , among other things, and of course i am very grateful for the large enough space, i did life, fate and god for the school that i went through, the vocational school for my teachers, such a serious path and such a serious experience, of course, for a reason happened in my life, i felt it

este día se trata de Óscar picasso, de 49 años, y florinda picasso, de 48. en la calle dwight y la avenida san bruno. la policía de napa informó que el botín robado este lunes en la tienda lululemon, ubicada en la calle primera, estaría valorado en más de 23.000 . este atraco fue cometido por al menos 4 personas que fueron arrestadas, esto tras una persecución policial que abarcó varias ciudades y también fue apoyada por otras agencias de la ley. en cuanto a los detenidos, solo se ha revelado que se tratarían de 3 adultos y un menor de edad. la persecución terminó en oakland cuando volcó el vehículo en el que se transportaban los sospechosos. specifically there has to be more options for us y organiza ciones que trabajan con jóvenes encarcela respaldaron este martes a la fiscal de distrito del condado de alameda, pamela price, quien decidió no presentar cargos como adulto contra una persona que en 2022 habría participado en un tiroteo que dejó 2 muertos. price alegó que el acusado en ese entonces tenía 17 años cuando ocurrió el incidente. los activistas cons

culminated in protest is a line on the ground to symbolize the dead around a band inspired by assignments. picasso, anti will painting lawmakers in gabby, i have delight evolved on a bill to scrap a ban on female genital mutilation. the practice has been there has been illegal since 2015 but is land that conservatives one to reinstate it. they say a band prevents them from practicing that culture and religion. at least 2000 people had been killed in highest use capital for the pran. so made a growing lives of gang violence. gunman targeted himes in several neighborhoods including those that were previously peaceful violence has sewage, dean higher. see since the start of the month has gains and 5 full control as well . it was a monument that shaped modern taiwan 10 years ago, or hundreds of students seized control of parliament, while hundreds of thousands more joined demonstrations and support on the streets. their protest helped stopped a planned trade packed with china that they said could leave tie one vulnerable to co wish and by badging. the double use of james chide to spike with some of th

and he will pay painting by picasso. so magazine, gabby, i have delight advice on a bill to scrap the ban on female genital mutilation. the practice has been illegal in gab yet since 2015. but islamic conservatives want to reinstate that. they say a band prevents them from practicing that culture and religion. at least a 1000 people have been killed in high seas, capital port of products and made a growing live of gang violence. gunman targeted himes in several neighborhoods, including boys that were previously peaceful violence to search the entire sea. since the start of the month is gangs of 5 full control. well, it was a moment that shaped to modern tie one to 10 years ago, hundreds of students seized control of the parliament, while hundreds of thousands more joined demonstrations in support on the streets. they protest help stopped. a plan tried packed with china that they said could leave taiwan vulnerable to coercion by badging double use james chain. so spoke with some of those who to pass a decade ago, hundreds

sebastian culminated in protest, is lying on the ground to symbolize the dead around a band inspired by picasso's famous anti war painting. going to call police in nigeria, say a gunman have kidnapped at least 87 people from the village in the northwest. residents of the village, near ca, judo and come to an estate, said the bandits. how arrived undetected? because they talked in most a box, faraway, hundreds of people have been kidnapped recently by games. demanding ran some payments. finally, to new zealand, where a group of elderly people has been taking a live hosted approach to what is to what is the many, the most serious subjects they've joined, what they call in a coffin club, a social club of sorts with members can meet and build their own custom coffins and bury to base here at hastings coffin club, the caskets on exactly what you'd expect. this one's being fitted out by vintage car and tease yes. complete with lights and even a steering wheel. why is quite a bit, i'm quite a big man and most of the most experience on the side, a better stuff like training because i will be carried up o

protest is lying on the ground to symbolize the dead around a band are inspired by a famous painting by picasso. policing nigeria says say gunman, have kid not at least i see 7 people from the village in the northwest residence on the village in a country road and can do an estate. said the bandits arrived on detected because they had parked the motor bikes far away. hundreds of people have been kidnapped recently by gangs of demanding ran some payments as the un human rights council engineer's i is wrapping up. it's discussion of the results of its fact finding mission into your ron's violent repression of protest. the mission says it uncovered. notice torture and force disappearances, that amount to crimes against humanity. investigate is focused on the wrongs responded to mass protests. he lived for the day off in gene mazda. how many in 2022 precisely died from physical violence while in custody since then women, he knew ron have continued to speak up, including this woman saying in the hospital clinic who demanded that a cleric delete photo or is he taken off a day down her head covering a

he has as well, a sureness and maturity that resists in the same way that picasso did, being bound either by critical acceptance or success. his buildings are juxtaposed collage edges of smaterial aisles that make users appr theater and reveal. althoughhe tlifetime of achievement. the jury hopes mr. gehry will view it as encouragement for continuing an extraordinary work in progress, as well as for his significant contributions thus far to the 20th century. so slow, i never read that luxury. that's why i read it, because i have two questions. one. did you believe it? then, and do you believe it now? no, no. you didn't believe. it's not about the. it wasit wasn't. wa in what was going on in architecture. i was very interested in what drexler was talking about because we were coming out of we're of wars and modernism and building is by breyer and except for frank wright and everything was kind of cold and and. you know, these are all very precise and the culture wasn't that it was. it was heading for all kinds of chaos. so. i looked at it. i remember theem moma, the drexler show, it was ver

ways, the same gallerist, french gallery owner and publisher ambrose volard, orders both chagall and picassoties already, the fact is that the first once he went to paris i’m getting closer, and this was in 1910, when he was still a very young man. well, you said that there was something special here, tell us what happened here, here is the hall, this hall - it would seem very small, but somehow the family gathered here at a round table, yeah, round, right here in the center . traditions, for example, yes, on saturday on shabbat mark walked and said that according to the jewish people you can’t work, the day before there is a big holiday, a beautiful table, and my mother lit something like this. switches. signora, alena, it was a journey to the heart of chagal. thank you for your sincerity and interest; by the way, it was very interesting for you, as tourists in our country, to know. very close to vitebsk, there is a place associated with another famous artist. wow! i don’t even know who it could be, it was the artist ilya repin, he came here to the dacha, oh, then that ’s not all, everythin

come on, maybe you’ll sit with us, but no, i ’ll go see my father. here, good morning, this is picassosorry, really, buddy, if you tell the truth, then i will have very big problems. lyokh, damn it, well, it really all happened by accident, you tell me during the interrogation that during the arrest he tried to take away my weapon, well, i hit him, yes, i went a little too far, but everything was according to the law. yes , i’m serious, i feel sorry for him too, honestly, yes, i i’m really guilty, i freaked out, but nothing can be changed, he can’t get his eyes back, but why should i ruin my life, i made him disabled, and if i say that you’re asking me, he’ll get another sentence, but he doesn’t care sooner or later he will go to jail. coman , fucking, there is no time limit for a dose of spice, the maximum is a fine, and you know this very well, no worse than me, and his song, with this i take leave and hand over the microphone from the jacquet nicolas, thank you, stas and good morning to you, dear listeners, and now we are transported to the united states of america, see you, or as s

no, no picasso, is that romanian or what? the concert and at the same time i’ll give him my painting, a self-portrait, a red quadrant, you see, why is it a self-portrait? because i drew it myself without a printer, and why is the yellow square called red, the more complex and incomprehensible the name, the more expensive it sells, oh look, the dog found out, nested it in the picture. that's it, first buy it, and then fight, that means, listen carefully, you're calling arkhipov, and so you say that you painted a copy of the painting concert , so, since fuchsis was killed, the original painting remained with you, you understand, you need to come pick up the original, but everything is clear, i’m already , i’m ready, let’s call, the most important thing, igor, you have to insist on a personal meeting. everything is normal, come on, now you’ll see, i’m listening, hello, a famous artist is bothering you, who? gnezdilov, a famous artist, i have something that may interest you, what exactly, the fact is that they gave you a fake, i

paul: in other words we are talking speculation, as in some 1000 picassos and innumerable other branded in warehouses around the world. or more recently, speculation in digital nft's, that boomed then swooned since i interviewed this investor a year ago. what has happened to the nft market since last we talked? >> a lot has changed. we saw the speculative bubble pop. paul: which had seen the board eight double in value to $400, 000, before falling to around $100,000 today by his estimate. do you have second thoughts, misgivings about having bought your bored ape? >> absolutely not. it will certainly hold its value over time. paul: unlike pancake day, which fetched more than one million pounds in 1895, $1 billion or more today. israel's largest painting at auction in recent years brought $35,000. just one of countless examples that illustrate what philosopher barbara smith calls the contingencies of value. >> value is not fixed, inherent, objective, and part of object, but the product of numerous interaction between people and things in their universe. it is contingent in the sense tha

, when he lived in spain, then accordingly picasso, well , we had three clues, well, yes, now it’s clearport, but nevertheless, well, the name is human, well, good good good good and after this good question the jackpot. has not changed there still show 460,000 rubles. look, the fifth round is ahead, the last round in which you can still replenish our bank today, what’s the point? you won’t get to half a million in any case, but nevertheless the fifth round is right now, let's go, the fifth round is a round of questions from the star, now one of your colleagues will play, attention to the screen, choose a star viewer, anna ardova is playing against you, the money from the winnings, anna will give to charity, okay ? ready? yes. yes. attention to the screen. question from anna ardova right now. in 1976 , the not-so-good uk club was founded by journalist steven pyle. who could become a member of this club? time? anyone is not such a good person. those those maybe whom chosen from the good ones. how was this determined? related to the same. the logic here seems to be straightforward. this re

this song. this san sebastián port of spain condemning the victory of the zionist regime along with picasso'sguernica painting was the most powerful anti- war painting in history. the spaniards used to come to the streets of guernica in support of palestine and stand next to each other and raise the palestinian flag. shape . the british also put together more than 11,000 children's clothes in memory of the 11,000 martyred palestinian children on the beach. the length of these clothes reached 5 kilometers on the beach. in holland, for the second time, thousands of pairs of shoes of the children of the martyred children of gaza were exhibited. this time 14 thousand pairs of shoes. the first time was 3 months ago. it at that time, their number was 8,000 pairs, and the number of child martyrs in gaza had not yet reached five figures. it was christmas season when this movie was released in shopping malls in amsterdam. sheets from a higher floor on the sales floor. until this 19-year-old young man from uzbekistan, who depicted a palestinian mother and child with the national flag with his rubik's c

no, mom, it’s my brush, but it looks like picasso.you are watching the program say don’t be silent. victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina in the studio. and today our guest is the general director of the national art museum , anna kononova. good afternoon, anna vladimirovna. hello. we are glad to see you in our studio. in interviews, you insist that you are an artist first and foremost, but now time has passed. piles of documents have you completely lost your passion and love for the craft? first of all, i'm an artist, that's true. i came into the world of a creative family, my mother is a professional painter, my father is a professional sculptor, while pregnant with me, my mother painted large enough spaces, did paintings, this is such a warm memory of her, including of course me i am very grateful to life, fate and god for the school that i went through, the vocational school, my teachers, such a serious path and such a serious experience, of course, did not just happen in my life, i felt art, i understand it now as a calling, and

they've been identified as police by police sources as oscar and florinda picasso. their relationship is not yet known. we talked with one man, though, who lives in the neighborhood, and he says, although it's normal to hear some police activity, he could tell that something was wrong last night i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period. >> you know, different types. i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well, something's going on. so i just stuck my head out, but i didn't realize it was so close. >> no arrests have been made and it's not clear police are looking for any suspects. they're asking though anyone with information to please give them a call. a town hall meeting on refinery safety is underway tonight. it's hosted by east bay congressman mark desaulnier. the meeting in martinez tonight comes after a number of recent flare ups and other incidents at refineries in contra costa county that have rais

sebastian culminated in protest is line on the ground to symbolize the dead around a bonnet inspired by picasso, as famous gun club painting. telephone officials, enough on a stone claim pack us dani strikes, have killed 8 civilians in the border regions of host and practica. the taliban loan for tyler, 3 attacks on military posts. pack us down claims terrorist. the taking shelter enough. got us done and carry out carrying out a tax on that territory in australia, has agreed to pay more than a $163000000.00 euros to settle a class action lawsuit brought by taxi of races. and dr is low is for the group say the tax industry has been decimated since the costs the highest service. again, a pricing that the un human rights council in geneva is today wrapping up discussions on a fact finding mission on iran violent repression of protests. the mission says that uncovered mode is torture and false disappearances, that amount to crimes against humanity. now, investigate is focused on in rooms responds to mass of protest over the death of gina. and also, i mean in 2022 who they say died from physical vio

nobody quite knows because no one's ever sold tiktok before the same way you don't know the price of a picassoeone tries to sell it. sure, we can make estimates based on revenue and growth and that's where the guess of $80 billion comes from and that is a lot of money. elon musk, the world's richest man had to borrow most of the money to buy twitter for $44 billion and compare tiktok's $80 billion to the tech's biggest deal excluding twitter, dell bought emc for $67 billion and that's the biggest tech deal in history. ibm bought red hat for $34 billion, slack for $27 billion and microsoft snatched up linkedin for $26 billion and these deals were largely in stock, not cash. microsoft, for instance, giving linked in investors microsoft stock. mnuchin doesn't run a company and he has no stock to offer. we'll, of course, continue to monitor this and any progress in the senate in adopting the house's tiktok ultimatum bill. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >> let's take a look outside this midday. we are tracking the midday forecast. the sun is out over san jose. windy, though, we've been having hi

, girl, we take, we take, aunt, why do you need this, this is some kind of prank, son, let’s draw a picassoe signature, well , what is this, in my opinion, it’s somehow clearly visible, and this is s s yes so, so his name is mikhail, yes mikhail, so his last name, well, i don’t know, smirnov. oh, great, and i’ll be olga smirnova, in my opinion, great, mikhail smirnov, mikhail smirnov, status, engaged to olga petrukhina, what else, hobby, well, what do men have, hunting, fishing, uh, literature, oh, write literature, everything is ready, everything, as they say, live happily ever after, and let's go to sleep, come on, come on! thank you, pasha , where are you going, oh, okay , hello, olya, hello, mish, well, mikhail, well... i hope the home environment and care of your fiancee will help in your speedy recovery, yes, all the best, everything good, bye, thank you, doctor , bye, bye, bye, bye, let's go, thank you, and misha, i'll catch up now, so, these are his pills, in case he has anxiety attacks, what? she's violent, how violent he is, this is for prevention, look how cute he is, damn it, no

of picture, namely to be preserved, to be created, to become a program, by the way, this is guernica picassoan example of the same description, too, when...... the artist creates something that is essentially a reflection of the soul of the nation in its civilizational sense of the word, and not just a picture to be looked at or painted. and jamal, by and large, in this album, this is exactly the same opportunity to construct the crimean-tatar cultural world in conditions when the crimean tatars themselves are deprived of such an opportunity, they are under occupation, they are actually marginalized by the occupation authorities, not for the first time. because it happens periodically there once every certain historical period since the annexation crimea by catherine ii, not even vladimir putin, and here someone simply takes this culture as such and creates a work of art from it, which obviously will not allow the crimean tatars to forget about themselves, as shevchenko did not allow the ukrainians to forget about themselves, i certainly do not want to now . to compare the scale , i compare

sebastian culminated in protest was lying on the ground to symbolize the dad around a banner inspired by picasso's crime is anti will painting again because policing nigeria government have kidnapped at least 87 people from a village on the northwest residence the vision. yeah. could your and could do an estate side of the bandits arrived on detected because that part of their motor bikes found a way hundreds of people have been kidnapped recently by counting as demanding ransoms. tyler brown, the officials, enough counties downsize pakistani as strikes have killed 8 civilians in the boarder regence of cost unpacked to the top to bottom, says saint lawrence retaliated, $3.00 attacks on military post is not a bad claims. terrorist of taking shelter and i've gotten this done and kind of got the tax on pakistani territory. the un human rights council, the engine a 5 will today finish it's discussions to of a fact finding mission into the rounds of violent repression of protest. emission says it doesn't cover this torture on force disappear. it says that amount of crimes against humanity. investigator

picture, namely to preserve yourself, to develop, to become a program, by the way, here is guernica picasso, a very good example of such painting, too, when the artist creates something that is essentially a reflection of the nation's soul in its own. in the civilizational sense of the word, and not just a picture that can be considered or painted, and here is jamal, by and large in this album, it is exactly the same opportunity to construct the crimean tatar cultural world in conditions when the crimean tatars themselves are deprived of such an opportunity, they are under occupation, they are actually marginalized by the occupation authorities, not for the first time, because this it happens periodically there once in a certain historical period that... in the annexation of crimea by catherine ii, not even by vladimir putin, and here someone simply takes this culture as such and creates a work of art from it, which obviously will not allow the crimean tatars to forget about themselves, how shevchenko didn't allow ukrainians to forget about themselves, i don't want to compare the scale now,

kind of picture, namely to preserve, to be created, to become a program, by the way, here is guernica picassod example of the same description, too, when the artist creates something that is essentially a reflection of the soul of the nation in its civilizational sense of the word, and not about... a picture that can be viewed or painted, and that's jamal, by and large in this album, it is exactly the same opportunity to construct the crimean-tatar cultural world in conditions when the crimean tatars themselves are deprived of such an opportunity, they are under occupation, they are actually marginalized by the occupying power, not for the first time, because this happens periodically there once in a certain historical period since the annexation of crimea by catherine ii. not even vladimir putin, and here someone simply takes this culture as such and creates a work of art from it, which obviously will not allow the crimean tatars to forget about themselves, as shevchenko did not allow for ukrainians to forget about themselves, i don’t want to compare scaling now, of course, i ’m comparing th

. >> family and friends posted photos and tributes on social media to oscar and florinda picasso, a san francisco couple in their late 40s. police say the two were found dead with gunshot wounds inside their home in the portola neighborhood near busy san bruno avenue sunday night around 845. sources tell ktvu it was a murder suicide. police have yet to confirm this and did not release details of what happened or the motive for the shooting. i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period, you know, different types. >> i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well, something's going on the couple's oldest daughter, jasmine, tells me she wants her parents to be remembered as incredible human beings. >> she says her father worked for recology for 29 years. he was featured in a company newsletter in 2022, which is posted online. mom florinda worked as a 911 dispatcher for the city since 2008. 16 years the department of emergency management

some kind of picture, that is , to be preserved, to develop, to become a program, by the way , here is picasso'sery good example of such painting too. when an artist creates something that is essentially a reflection of the soul of a nation in its civilizational sense of the word, and not just a picture to be looked at or painted. and here is jamal by and large in this album, this is exactly the same opportunity to construct the crimean-tatar cultural world in conditions where the crimean tatars themselves are deprived of such an opportunity, they are under occupation, they are actually marginalized by occupation. power is not the first time, because it happens periodically there once in a certain historical period since the annexation of crimea by catherine ii, not even by vladimir putin, and here someone simply takes this culture as such and creates a work of art from it, which obviously will not allow the crimean tatars to forget about myself, as shevchenko did not allow ukrainians to forget about himself, i don't want to now of course to compare the scale, i compare the tradition itself, bec

he has as well, a sureness and maturity that resists in the same way that picasso did, being bound either by critical acceptance or success. his buildings are juxtaposed collage edges of spaces and material aisles that make users appreciate of of both a theater and backstage which simultaneously reveal. although the prize is for a lifetime of achievement. frank was about 60 at the time. the jury hopes mr. gehry will view it as encouragement for continuing an extraordinary work in progress, as well as for his significant contributions thus far to the architecture of the 20th century. while. so slow, i never read that luxury. that's why i read it, because i have two questions. one. did you believe it? then, and do you believe it now? no, no. you didn't believe. it's not about the. it was for me. it wasn't. i was interested in what was going on in architecture. i was very interested in what drexler was talking about because we were coming out of we're coming out of wars and modernism and building is by breyer and except for frank wright and everything was kind of cold and and. you know, thes

heard that things have been found, that to me it was almost like, you know, the art world is finding a picassosolutely excited. and that's how i felt. oh, my goodness me. i can't wait to hear it. and that's really how i feel. and then as i read and found out, there's a little bit more to it than that and who owned what, etc., etc.. so i really do hope there will be compromise. and i really do hope, you know, the musicologists and fans like myself will get a chance to hear what he was doing back then. i mean, you know, what an icon of an artist, you know? and yeah, i really do hope they do reach a compromise and we can get to hear it, you know? ruby, just tell us about why you love marvin gaye so much. what was it about him? was it the songs? was it the lyrics? what was so special about him? goodness me. i think everybody would say marvin gaye was special to us. i mean, you know, that voice is that liquid gold sound that he had, that charm, that sensuality. i mean, that gentleness, that vulnerability. and as a performer, you were engaged with his work, you know, and the song stood, you know, th

. but it's picasso.ly though, absolutely disgusting, though, because slashing because she's actually slashing the no the real painting. there's no glass. a level of glass. it's a new level of depravity. were suggesting depravity. you were suggesting revenge fantasies ? i mean, i revenge fantasies? i mean, i think the death would be think the death penalty would be a and would never a good idea and would never happen would it? happen again. would it? >> saying, you know, >> i'm just saying, you know, you her up, but that you could lock her up, but that doesn't solve the problem. you've smash fingers you've got to smash the fingers at yeah, just at this point. yeah, yeah, just satirical obviously, satirical content, obviously, but it's also thought but but, but it's also thought that was another of that she was another one of these shows because she had these posh shows because she had a designer bag on that people reckoned grand new reckoned costs about a grand new £500 second hand. >> mean, the regime >>

. but it's picasso.ly though, absolutely disgusting, though, because slashing because she's actually slashing the no the real painting. there's no glass. a level of glass. it's a new level of depravity. you were suggesting revenge ? i mean, i revenge fantasies? i mean, i think the death penalty would be a and would never a good idea and would never happen would it? a good idea and would never hapl'm would it? a good idea and would never hapl'm just would it? a good idea and would never hapl'm just saying,.d it? a good idea and would never hapl'm just saying, you? a good idea and would never hapl'm just saying, you know, >> i'm just saying, you know, you lock up, but that you could lock her up, but that doesn't solve the problem. you've smash fingers you've got to smash the fingers at yeah, just at this point. yeah, yeah, just satirical content, obviously, at this point. yeah, yeah, just satirical buttent, obviously, at this point. yeah, yeah, just satirical but it's, obviously, at this point. yeah, yeah,

when i heard things had been found and to me it was almost like, you know, the art world is finding a picassoat is how i felt and when i found out there was more to it than that, et cetera, i really do hope there will be compromise and i hope the musicologists and fans like myself will get a chance to hear what he was doing back then. what an icon, an artist and yeah, i really do hope they reach a compromise and we can get to hear it. just tell us about why you love him so much, what was it about him, was it the songs, the lyrics, what was so special about him? my goodness me. everyone would say marvin gaye was special to us. that voice, that liquid gold sound, that charm and sensuality. that gentleness, that vulnerability. and as a performer, you were engaged with his work, you know? the songs stand the test of time, even now they are still being downloaded every year and now finding new stuff, we are intrigued and we cannot wait to hear what he was doing. but as a kid, a teenager, that was the backdrop to my musical education, the soul vibe and he was part of that package of great artists.

, i remember that it was definitely not edgar degas, edgar degas, edgar degas, perhaps it was pablo picassodno region is really the smallest area, there is no smaller area. well done, smart girl. everything is correct, maybe remind us of the numbers, plus or minus, let's try, let's assume that well, thousands of square kilometers, i'll help you, about 4000 km, okay, okay, let's say, diana, as you answered, i answered, yes, the gorodno region is really the smallest in area, remind us, belarus, what is the size , i don’t know, 50, 50, so there’s 40, 50, we’re having some kind of auction, i wouldn’t be surprised if at the end i hit the hammer three times and say: grodno region has been sold. zlatoslava, how are you? and i answered yes, because i remember that she is the smallest.

home sharing platform picasso is announcing a shift in the business today the company, which facilitateses is introducing listings with prices at $200,000. shares had been in the half million dollar and plus range. this home is newly listed at $375,000 for a 1/8 share the way this works, this furnishes and manages the home and you book through the pacaso app. >> you can afford more home when you buy 1/8 compared to purchasing the whole thing we're living in the environment right now where housing af affordability is a problem it is difficult for people to avoid the home of their dreams >> reporter: unlike time shares and resorts, where you don't own the rproperty, you benefit from the value which usuallily goes up. >> our owners who have resold benefitted from 10% of fr appreciation above what they paid for the home previously >> reporter: p, acaso sees thiss an airbnb scheme on steroids there is a web site to stop the company now. a similar issue in california was recently settled out of court. the approach is to work with policymakers and educate them on the facts and benefits and over

spain, demonstrators rallied before laying out on the ground next to a massive banner depicting part of picasso'sfamous anti-war painting "guernica." >> it is so tough to be a witness to a genocide that we can do nothing about stop we can just bring a great of sand even as a tribute. amy: other large protests were held in chile, norway, australia, jordan, and across u.s. cities. russian president vladimir putin has warned the west against sending troops to ukraine saying it could lead to world war iii. putin made the remarks earlier today after he won an unprecedented fifth term in office. russian election officials say putin won 87% of the vote in this weekend's election where opposition anti-war candidates were barred from running. putin spoke at a victory rally on sunday. >> no matter who wants to frighten us, no matter how much they want to suppress is, our will to consciousness, as i have said, no one has ever succeeded in anything like this in history. it has not work now and will not work in the future. never. amy: the election came just weeks after putin's most prominent critic alexei nav

they've been identified by police sources as oscar and florinda picasso. their relationship not yet known. we talked with one man who lives in the neighborhood and he says, although it's normal to hear some police activity, he could tell something was wrong last night i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period. >> you know, different types. >> i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well, something's going on. so i just stuck my head out, but i didn't realize it was so close. >> no arrests have been made and it's not clear if police are looking for any suspects. they are asking anyone with information about the case to give them a call. >> neighbors in the inner richmond in san francisco are calling for safety improvements after a car plowed into a bus stop, leaving a man seriously hurt. it comes one week after another out of control driver hit and killed a family of four who was also waiting at a b

vogue magazine to the celebrity portraits that helped define his work, everyone from a soulful pablo picassog audrey hepburn to an exotic and distant marlena dietrich. >> jeff rosenheim is curator with the metropolitan museum of art, which loaned the penn collection. >> he traveled the world with his camera, but in new york he was able to explore people who were coming through the city. he was in the right place at the right time. he was a master technician. the pictures are amazing. he was a great image maker, but he was a splendid object maker. but in the 1960s, penn turned his lens on san francisco and the summer of love, capturing formal group portraits of bands like the grateful dead with big brother and the holding company, and giving middle america its first look at san francisco's hippies, complete with young families. >> i love this portrait such sensitivity, with which penn captures their connections. >> the young curator emma acker says. penn was even able to coax members of the hells angels motorcycle club into his formal backdrop by giving them easy access to a studio in sausali

mass deportations at trump's victory party on tuesday, one of his biggest boosters and fellow lopsided picassomarjorie taylor greene flipped out at a british reporter who dared to ask her about a conspiracy theory she once promoted that wildfires are caused by space lasers controlled by a wealthy jewish family >> what do you think the message should be to nikki haley tonight? >> well, um, we've been encouraging her to drop out and support president trump. and i think tonight is -- is the clear message that -- that president trump is the clear front-runner, he's the winner in our republican primary, and it's time for nikki haley to drop out and support him. >> can you tell me why so many people that support donald trump love conspiracy theories, including yourself he seems to attract lots of conspiracy theorists >> well, let me tell you, you're a conspiracy theorist, and the left and the media spreads more conspiracy theories. we like the truth, we like supporting our constitution, our freedoms, and america first so - >> what about jewish space lasers tell us about jewish space lasers >> no, wh

they have been identified by police sources as oscar and florinda picasso. their relationship tonight is not yet known. we did talk with one man who lives in the neighborhood and he says, although it's quite normal to hear some police activity, he could tell something was wrong last night i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period. >> you know, different types. i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well something's going on. so i just stuck my head out, but i didn't realize it was so close. no arrests have been made, and it's not clear if police are looking for any suspects. >> they are asking anyone with information about the case to contact them. >> more than 450 seton medical workers started a two day strike in daly city this morning. those workers say that they're underpaid by bay area standards, and they also say their own health insurance is inadequate. seton officials say union employees reje

family and friends posted photos and tributes on social media to oscar and florinda picasso, a san franciscoin their late 40s. police say the two were found dead with gunshot wounds inside their home in the portola neighborhood near busy san bruno avenue sunday night around 845, sources tell ktvu it was a murder suicide. police have yet to confirm this and did not release details of what happened or the motive for the shooting. >> i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period, you know, different types. i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well, something's going on. >> the couple's oldest daughter, jasmine, tells me she wants her parents to be remembered as incredible human beings. she says her father worked for recology for 29 years. he was featured in a company newsletter in 2022, which is posted online. mom florinda worked as a 911 dispatcher for the city since 2008. six teen years. the department of emergency management issued a

. >> family and friends posted photos and tributes on social media to oscar and florinda picasso. a san francisco couple in their late 40s. police say the two were found dead with gunshot wounds inside their home in the portola neighborhood near busy san bruno avenue sunday night around 845, sources tell ktvu it was a murder suicide. police have yet to confirm this and did not release details of what happened or the motive for the shooting. >> i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period, you know, different types. i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well, something's going on. >> the couple's oldest daughter, jasmine, tells me she wants her parents to be remembered as incredible human beings. she says her father worked for recology for 29 years. he was featured in a company newsletter in 2022, which is posted online. mom florinda worked as a 911 dispatcher for the city since 2008. six teen years. the department of emerge

vogue magazine to the celebrity portraits that helped define his work, everyone from a soulful pablo picasso to a shy, smiling audrey hepburn to an exotic and distant marlena dietrich. jeff rosenheim is curator with the metropolitan museum of art, which loaned the penn collection. he traveled the world with his camera, but in new york he was able to explore people who were coming through the city. >> he was in the right place at the right time. he was a master technician. the pictures are amazing. he was a great image maker, but he was a splendid object maker. but in the 1960s, penn turned his lens on san francisco and the summer of love, capturing formal group portraits of bands like the grateful dead with big brother and the holding company, and giving middle america its first look at san francisco's hippies, complete with young families. >> i love this portrait, such sensitivity, with which penn captures their connections. >> the young curator emma acker says. penn was even able to coax members of the hells angels motorcycle club into his formal backdrop by giving them easy access to a st

what is the athlete sitting on in this picasso painting? perhaps on kanata? on kanata? yes.e sitting on, what is he sitting on, yes, well, i suggest not arguing, but paying attention to the screen and see what the athlete is sitting on, he sits on an ordinary cube, a cube, that's what i wanted to hear, sofia, choose a category, physics, what is the name of the phenomenon? when the resistance of the electrical circuit is too low, the power the current in it takes on an unacceptably large value, a short circuit, clarify, an electrical circuit, i will accept this answer as correct, a short circuit, an electrical circuit, well, it’s clear that it’s not some other one, enis, choose a category, let it be a natural phenomenon, as it’s called a natural phenomenon in which... there is a detachment and displacement of large masses of rock downslope. landslide. i can assume it's a landslide. and this is the correct answer. be brave, enis, it's a landslide. sofia, metals. the main raw materials for the production of which metal are bauxite. aluminum. aluminum, of course. well done. the