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evidence lies some breaking news now from sweden has been a shooting in the center of the city of moma police say four people have been injured and the condition is not known but police say there is no cause the public alarm and no motive has been given for the shooting we'll keep you updated on that story as soon as we get any more information for the brother nor the king of spain has begun a six year jail sentence in a key or down there in saddam self into jane jail after being given five days to do so last tuesday the former olympic handle player and husband of the king the sister was convicted of tax fraud and embezzlement is accused of using his royal connections to overcharge for sports and tourism events. still to come this half hour the battle for libya's oil more nautically for have to try to reclaim the terminals grapes. and why filming videos like these in israel could soon endure in prison for up to ten years. now that the thunderstorms still wandering around eastern europe are not quite as vicious as they were given the bulk of the real dampens maybe norton to but there ar

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and his work has been honored in museums all over the world from the moma in new york to the tate modern in london i'm not talking about banksy germany's gary hart director has been called the world's most expensive living artist on now there's a new exhibit in potsdam a crucial theme in his work abstraction and care how start from our culture department is here to tell us what it's so i have a yellow day. so an exhibit a of course all eyes in the art world are focused on him what kind of prices are we talking about when we say the most expensive his most expensive painting was called abstract picture that he did in one thousand nine hundred six very similar to what we've got here behind us on the wall a look at seoul for forty one million back in two thousand and fifteen made him the world's most expensive art is now that's only been topped once by the american artist jeff koons and his balloon dog sold for about fifty million the following year so you know they're definitely out of our range these works but you know get mr is really is really special and interesting because of his hist

really it all started with kimmy brown, a mousy brown white girl who could fit the description of the momacan be which i loved. tammy screamed the love dirty figure to me on the playground at recess when i was eight years old. i only registered bigger as a word i heard my father use among his friends because it wasn't insult. she delivered it with such force that my body recoiled from the shock of it even though i was not fully aware what she meant. that night i came home and asked my mama what does the word nigger mean? before my mother answered my face winced in pain and i said i had never seen that look before but i registered that she hated hearing and knowing that her daughter had been called such a thing. she stopped stirring the pot on the stove and looked at me and said, an ignorant person, a nigger is a ignorant person. tammy might have been an ignorant person but she initiated me into a world of knowing the worst sort. now i want to read a bit from a chapter called bag lady. black women pay the highest cost for investing in respectability politics. first it breeds distrust betwee

amanda gordon, who does such a great job -- she talked to henry kravitz, who has a deep connection to moman -- you always know the art on the walls. currently, according to amanda, has a robert ryman. >> gladly work that out. thank you. coming up, will stocks rising after the president'ed for action on power play enclosures. more on that next. and if you have the terminal, check out tv . watch us online and interact with us directly. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ \ >> coal stocks were rising after president trump ordered rick perry to stem power play enclosures. basically was the deal we to go you- wants the doe to say have to buy certain power from coal and nuclear plants to keep them alive. because national security. apparently, is much more at risk for terrorists, because you have to go through a pipeline. terrorism.ear anything could be a national security issue . >> i didn't know we were so insecure. biofuels have a different approach. >> the administration is taking a look at different ways to calculate biofuel. that was -- coming up, allianz' global investors portfolio manager it will