the painting, called the women of algiers, went for over $179 million in new york. >> $120 million.eporter: chapter 11 anxious minutes of getting, -- after 11 inches min civilian, the women of algiers made history. the painting had already been sold at christie's in 1997, but the price today's five times the amount, with the buyer wanting to remain anonymous. the previous record was for francis bacon's "three studies of lucian freud." >> the triptych by bacon last year and $142 million. the most stylish of 20 century painters, in my mind, picasso, should sell for $180 million. it is a wonderful, wonderful work. reporter: it is part of a series of paintings. it was inspired by picasso's fascination with 19th century french artist eugene delacroix and was made to commemorate henri matisse, who died the year before. another record was broken for the must expensive sculpture. life-size "tournament -- "pointing man" sold for $144 million. genie: let's look at our headlines on "france 24." close to 20 dead in nepal and 1000 hurt as an earthquake rocked the country. it registered a few poi

woman of algiers combining post-modernism and contemporary art. another one for record books. >> most of these young collectors young billionaires are not collectors in the traditional sense. studying looking at art. these tend to be more impulse shopping. >> what is that? is that a woman? >> probably could be a woman. >> there's nothing art dealer, it's okay, arman bartox has seen it all. he remembers a different time. >> most of my collectors were doctors, lawyers professional people. we didn't have hedge funds. >> reporter: card to him today's buyers are not collectors in the traditional sense. but buyers from russia, china middle east, seeking a good investment. >> when they are worth say $1 billion or more, whether they pay $1 million $5 million $10 million, this is not a major part of their investment. >> reporter: multiple works of art sold for multiple millions of dollars. record amounts too this sold for 40 to $60 million. >> isn't it a blue square on a yellow background? >> this is michael mccall of sothebys. >> one of the most famous ab

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. $179.4 million, for "the women of algiers." i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us, have a great night. appear >>> in the british elections nothing the pollsters predicted happened. the conservatives, led by david cameron, have a majority in the new parliament. the labor party lost not by a whisker, but by 100 seats. the u.k. independence party got a lot of votes, but one seat and the scots got a landslide to a party that wants out of the u.k. with big questions, is this a kingdom divided. it's tonight's "inside story". welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. opinion poll after opinion poll betrayed a tight election in britain, with no major party getting the majority of votes or seats. pundits indulged in game of thrown-style intrigue imagining what david cameron or labour leader ed miliband would have to promise partners. when the results came in conservatives won in a route, taking a majority of votes and seats in parliament. the election set the table for browsing battles for one of the america's closest friends in th

will: picasso's "women of algiers" is on the verge of becoming the most expensive work of art to haven sold at auction. >> sold. will: he produced it in 1955 in response to the work of his friend matisse. as an oh my gosh to the 19th-century painting of the same name -- as an and a mosh -- and as a homage to the 19th-century painting of the same name. >> it is a last chance. it is a fantastic painting that shows the owner is able to buy something exceptional. that shows his wealth, taste and it is a trophy picture. that is what makes it compelling for the market. well: the market for modern art is red hot. a sculpture by alberto giacometti also broke records. and then there are works that are not auctioned, but sold privately, such as this painting by gauguin, which sold for 190 million pounds. last year seo seem to be fairly straightforward with a buyer seller, and auctioneer the scylla dating. but the nature -- and and auctioneer facilitating. but the nature of the art world is different when there's a big masterpiece at stake. >> quite often the auction houses will offer guarantees

. >>> i've spent time in casablanca, algiers, tunis, cairo, jericho, ramallah. thing the diverse players have in common, is there are so many young when that have nothing to do, too little to do or too much to do for two little money. badly won or corrupt states rose from the end of colonialism and the state never delivered. too much of the modest resources of a country ending up in too few hands and a state valued with keeping up order. too many came to adulthood dissatisfied. hardly able to support a family, unable to see a way their circumstances would improve. if the map is redrawn, the raw material, the recruits that kill on demand will be easy enough to define if they remain places to don't commute with the common people. >> on "america tonight." >> do you think that you were discriminated against because of your disability? >> yes. no parents should have to lose their child and who are you to make the decision who's a good parent and who's not a good parent? >> can a disabled parent properly care for a child? "america tonight's" christof putzel with the s

only on al jazeera america >>> i've spent time in casablanca algiers, tunis, cairo, jericho, ramallahe thing the diverse players have in common is there are so many young when that have nothing to do too little to do or too much to do for two little money. badly won or corrupt states rose from the end of colonialism and the state never delivered. too much of the modest resources of a country ending up in too few hands and a state valued with keeping up order. too many came to adulthood dissatisfied. hardly able to support a family unable to see a way their circumstances would improve. if the map is redrawn, the raw material, the recruits that kill on demand will be easy enough to define if they remain places to don't commute with the common people. >>> to serve their interests and enrich themselves >>> the growing scandal surrounding world football. f.i.f.a.'s president says he welcomes the investigation into corruption. >>>welcome to al jazeera, i'm louis jordon here in doha -- are daredon -- i'm darren jordan. 20 people may have been exposed to anthrax after a batch was accidentally

sold. [ cheering and applause ] >>> the winning bid for "women of algiers" was $150 million, the final price include a 12% commission. and smashed a record of $142 million. the pablo picasso was not the only big sale at the auction, a bronze statue by a swiss artist sold for $141 million. man pointing set a record for the most expensive sculpture sold at auction. >> in the wake of january's attack of cartoonists in france they say seeking free speech through image has never been more critical. >> reporter: this is one of the philippines leading cartoonists. his work in the country's main newspaper has a huge following. >> i think it's starting to chaining. the comic industry is growing in the philippines. slowly they are starting to come out. intelentual cartoonist -- intellectual carr toppist, so it is no longer commentary. >> reporter: car topping for peace was founded in 2006. they are on a world tour to support political cartoonists, and says the trip comes at a critical time. in january 12th were killed in an attack at the magazine "charlie hebdo". the magazine was satirical, illu

the much-talked about painting women of algiers, part of a unique sale, combining impressionism. post war and public art. the bidding is fast and furious, and not one for the record books. >> most of the young collectors who who become billionaires are not collectors in the traditional sense. these collectors tend to be more impulse shopping. >> what is that by the way. >> is that a woman. >> it could be a woman, it could be a bird. there's nothing like teasing an arts dealer. a private arts dealer. he remembers a different time. >> most of my people are doctors, lawyers, we didn't have hedge funds in 1980. today's buyers are not collectors in the traditional sense, but young billionaires from silicon valley russia china and the middle east seeking a good reason on investments. >> when you have people worth a billion or more. whether they pay $1 million, $5 million or $10 million, it's not a major part of the investors. multiple works of art seouled for millions. sotheby's had key art as well. isn't it a blue square on a yellow background. that's like the who is thinking who is t

pablo picasso's "women of algiers" the painting sold for nearly $180 million at christie's in new york series that picasso created in the 1950s. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" apple pay sets its sights on china and high-tech department stores try out high-tech fitting rooms. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. >>> good morning, royal shell received considerable improvement to drill gas. shell was given the green light by the bureau of ocean management and still must obtain other permits. it's a major victory for the oil and gas industry. environmenting groups blasted the decision. shell plans to drill up to six wells beginning this summer. >>> back on wall street edged lower because of drop in oil prices. the dow fell nearly 86 points the s&p lost 10. and the nasdaq 10 points lower. >>> apple in talks with chinese e-commerce giant alibaba to bring apple pay, it's mobile payment system, to china. apple pay allows customers to buy goods by holding a mobile device up to readers in merchants. analysts expect china to become apple's biggest market. in the first quarter of this year,

pablo picasso algiers set the record the highest level sold at action. as we told you last night, some expected the piece to sell for $140 million. the buyer chose to remain anonymouswow. that is a lot of cash. that will do it for "nightly business tonight. i'm sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. have a great nice everyone. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪music♪ ] >> erika shuch's year-long creative journey will take her from the headlands to the stage as she delves into metaphors for separation and incarceration. >> erika: imagine that this desert sits on the edge of the world. >> jesus aguilar: zero, zero one, zero, zero, six. >> what jesus aguilar finds when he explores language can only be captured with a video camera and a computer screen. >>> print maker kathy aoki challenges the dominant ideas of girlhood. >> kathy: it's a visual allegory for how the media affects girls. >> and the animation of m dot strange ... this time on spark. [ ♪music♪ ]

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pablo picasso algiers set the record the highest level sold at action. as we told you last night, some expected the piece to sell for $140 million. the buyer chose to remain anonymouswow. that is a lot of cash. that will do it for "nightly business tonight. i'm sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. have a great nice everyone. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >> people are enormously creative, they're enormously surprising, they're not utilitarian and follow rules and so forth and so on. and the internet is the first time when we can hear all of them at once, and i think that for the next ten or twenty years we're going to see more surprises. ♪ >> man: tonight we explore the ideas of google chairman eric schmidt and his colleague jared cohen in their book, "the new digital age." they write in compelling and personal terms about the impact of technology today and the implications for tomorrow. our moderator is bestselling author and facebook chief operating officer sher

it's called women of algiers version o. a woman bought it last night.the master piece is the most important painting by the spanish artist. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> clouds are moving in but showers, they're avoiding us. that's a live view from center city. 69 degrees at 4:26. and get ready for summer-like temperatures this afternoon. in fact we'll be in record territory later today. where are we traffic wise? jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. good mornings jessica. >> good morning, bill. this is what we like to see in the morning, route 309 at susquehanna road no volume no construction, no problems. smooth sailing. we're going to check in with the rest of the drive times at 4:30. >>> a philadelphia student hurt when a chunk of concrete came flying through her school bus window. next, her mother says she was targeted. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> get ready for near record heat. summer is taking over today. we could hit 90 but thank goodness it will be short lived. a drastic cooldown is ahead. >>> we're foll

. $179.4 million, for "the women of algiers."a thank you for joining us, have a great night. appear >>> in the british elections nothing the pollsters predicted happened. the conservatives, led by david cameron, have a majority in the new parliament. the labor party lost not by a whisker, but by 100 seats. the u.k. independence party got a lot of votes, but one seat and the scots got a landslide to a party that wants out of the u.k. with big questions, is this a kingdom divided.

the "women of algiers," soiled for -- sold for $179 million new york. another piece called "pointing man," went for $141 million setting new auction house records and the buyers are "anonymous." >> a big announcement from microsoft on windows 10. >> here are the tech bytes. >> today, witnesses 10 will mark the end of an era for microsoft revealing that the release of the software will be its last. the company will now issue small updates rather than unveiling a completely new version. >> how many pages do you think it would take to print out the entire internet? >> it would take 136 billion sheets of paper equal to 16 million trees. >> and sitting rooms are going high-tech. imagine a mirror that could show you how the dress might look in a different color or let you try it on without taking off your own clothes? >> smart screen devices can let shoppers select items delivered to the fitting room to try on. >> doesn't that take the fun out of it? >> but have them bring something to you? great idea. have a great day. >> coming up a new twist in san francis

. >> pop the picasso possible and of algiers went for almost $180 million in new york at christie's about00 60 million euros. it is the highest amount ever paid for a work of art. the oil painting done back in 1955 is a part of a 15 part series that the spaniard created and designated with letters a through our. this particular painting has appeared in museums before as a part of a retrospective on picasso. the new owner wishes to remain anonymous. we have to figure short break coming up thousands of migrants are believed to be stranded at sea in southeast asia. the united nations is warning governments in the region to take action fast. >> a rare bright spot for syrian refugees in jordan. football is helping children live in refugee camps. stay with us, we will be right back. >> you would like to study in germany and you're still have lots of russians? you will find all the you need to know about studying in germany here. information on courses. admission requirements. qualifications cost, and much more. dw.de study in germany. the first port of call for anyone interested in studying in

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it's called women of algiers, version "o."ghest price ever paid for a painting. >> the previous owner said to be a saudi arabian diplomat. he paid just $32 million back if 1997. wow. what an investment. >> my goodness. i gotta get into art. >>> finally, a wild ride through the air with a guy who goes by the name jet man. you'll see why. this time he has a friend along for the ride. >> it starts with them falling out of a helicopter. then soaring across the incredible cityscape in dubai. they call this the first ever human jet flight formation. >> those jet packs they're wearing, they each weigh about 120 pounds. we're told that a new model is already being developed. >> jetman. the best they could come up with? >> oh wow. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for the rest of you, think of name besides jetman and tweet to it marci. my feet felt so heavy at the end of the day. they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes, my feet and legs f

the much talked about picasso painting women of algiers part of a unique sale combining impressionismpost war and contemporary art. to. >> 22 million, $24 million. >> reporter: the bidding is fast and furious. another one. >> i am selling it here 78 for the record books. >> most of the young collectors who have become billionaire are not collectors in the traditional session, working studs inning, looking at art. >> 110 115. >> these collectors tend to be immaterial pulling shopping. >> reporter: what what is that by the way, is that a woman? >> it could be a woman or a bird bird. >> reporter: nothing like teasing an art dealer, that's okay he has heard it all but he remembers a disk time. >> most my collectors were lawyers and doctors professional people that made a good living. we didn't have hedge funds in 19 kwr5eu6789 accord to1980s. >> reporter: they are now i didn't think billionaires from silicon valley, russia, china middle east seeking a good return on their investments. >> when you have people worth let's say a billion dollars or more whether they pay 1 million or 5 million

women of algiers version o sold for $179.4 million. a sculpture called pointing man sold for more than $141 million. that is the record for a sculpture. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> are you not impressed by those numbers? >> the numbers are impressive. it's not my favorite painting. >> the only numbers we're concerned about tonight are the 3-degree guarantee. >> we were sweating it out again. we actually were okay. the high temperature we forecasted today was 86. we hit 83, so we did it. our forecast lie for tomorrow -- high for tomorrow is 90. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 74, relative humidity 82%. it's like a muggy summer night. let's look at radar. quiet in the immediate metro area, but there are some showers and storms holding together still west of i-81. we do have a shower or storm in overnight, i think most of which will be winchester, frederick and hagerstown points north, but you could see a shower into warrenton. most

it is called le fin or woman of algiers, version o picasso painted it in 1955, and it beat previous auction record set in 2013 by more than 36 million-dollar. >>> on health check at the 11:00 an easy way to lose weight may be as simple as making a grocery list. researchers found people that used a grocery list at the super market weighed 5-pound less than those who shopped off of the top of their heads. they bought healthier products as well. certainly helps people stick to a diet plan but researchers caution that because the the study was conduct in low income neighborhoods in pittsburgh, it may not apply to higher income families. >>> lets get the latest from accu weather and cecily tynan. >> jim, one more very warm day, probably warmest day so far this year tomorrow, and then temperatures really drop on wednesday. storm tracker six live double scan showing one thing we're not seeing tonight and we need, it is the the rain. we are dry. it could have a couple of scattered showers or thunderstorms, as the front moves through but mainly it will just be a wind shift. but, we were on sky six e

. >> women of algiers is what it was called sold last night to an anonymous briar.or 32 million. that is a doggone good investment. >>> complaints about airlines. they're soaring now. >> they were up more than 55 percent in march compared to last year. flight cancellations delays missed connections made up for more than a third of the complaints. they think the most complaints american airlines followed by united. >> olive garden has a new way of using its most well known menu item about to offer sandwiches using bread sticks as a roll. >> meat ball and chicken parm sandwiches will be on the men drew starting june 1st and that's america's money. >> 5:23 now. we continue to follow new developments on a breaking story overseas. >> another major earthquake has hit nepal killing several people and damaging buildings. erin o'hearn has new information and video coming up at 5:30 a.m. >> ♪♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diab

on monday, picasso's women of algiers, that painting sold for 179 million-dollar setting a record record for a single piece of artwork a at auction. must be nice to have money like that. >> i hear you. >> hundreds of millions of dollars. >> thanks, jill jill. >> appreciate it. >>> 5:39. from the big screen to cbs-3 we have the the word on jenkintown native bradley cooper's brand new project that you will see right here. >>> handshake health, what you can learn about your body just by shaking a hand with somebody. >>> and they help some of the most seriously injured patients from the amtrak tragedy, two doctors are here to update us on how some of those patients are doing this morning. we will be right back. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep

the spanish masters woman in algiers depicts a group of seminaked courtesans and was brought -- boughta record 42 million held by frank it -- francis bacon with. took in more than 700 million last night and expect to sell as much as $1.3 billion worth of art this week. that is a serious number. scarlet: i like that skinny man. what happened to that? up to the next half hour alix: -- ket day a stock dropped the most today since 2012. tim armstrong will join us to talk verizon's purchase of a media company, a do not miss interview is coming up. 2% so far in 2015. the gains have come have investors try to figure out the next move in regards to interest rates. the blackstone group's vice-chairman sat down with betty liu and she asked him whether equities are being set up. >> i think we are long overdue. we have not had once his 2012 and i think we could have one now. some of theonvert investor optimism to pessimism, and at least concern, and set up a platform for the markets to do better later next year. >> for we are not overvalued, why do we need a correction? >> sentiment plays a big ro

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. --" is " women of ill jeers women of algiers" by public assess -- by pablo paso.his could go for 100 $40 million. that's roughly what the movie " furious seven" pulled in over its opening week and i'm what tk. if sculptures more your speed, christie's is auctioning off this jaclometti called "pointing man." it is five feet eight inches tall and i can set the record for the most expensive sculpture ever sold at auction. $130 million.t is if you are in this for bragging rights, this is elaine wynn who currently has the record for having spent the most on aps of art at auction. in 2013, the queen of las vegas spent $142.4 million on this triptych that francis bacon painted. olivia: a huge week of sales. also one is coming up at sotheby's. pimm: what you think? olivia: i appreciate the perspective. it's all monopoly money in these figures. what is it worth to someone worth eight billion dollars? look at the new museum being built in the gulf. shellment is willing to out enormous sums. steve cohought maybe en. much more coming up, stay tuned. ♪ zuliliy shares arising a

and this is christie's auction with the public for costco painting "women of algiers" breaking the recordow our work cracking 100 million-dollar barriers is kind of commonplace. [inaudible] picasso had another one, and so, okay, do these prices that we are seeing? do you think that they are a sign of some sort o you think ta sign of some sort of access? it's a direct correlation from the wealthy are getting wealthier and something nefarious or negative and not necessarily a celebration of capitalism. >> i do not think it is nefarious, i think it's smart of the altar wretch, because i think that they are confused like a lot of people are about where to put money. bonds can be scary as we have seen and what you do with money. particularly incredible high end art these things last for centuries and centuries. you are seeing the same things in high-end property. charles: into the greater fool very, at some point you have to find some tool that will pay $200 million for this thing. >> i hope that it will be something that the public can enjoy. charles: i would be happy if no one stepped on it.

the women of algiers so why are these masters going for such record sums? $160 million i ask?i asked the art dealer. >> most of these young collectors who have become billionaires are not collectors in the traditional sense. collectors in the traditional sense would spend a lot of their living hours working, studying looking at art. these collectors tend to be more impulse shopping. >> yeah, he says in the good old days, by which he means the '80s his clients were doctors and lawyers. but now the market is being cornered by buyers who are young billionaires from silicon valley russia china, the middle east, seeing a good return on investment as part of any other part of their portfolio. they caught these people are seminars explaining which works of art to buy. sutherbies has a spring auction tomorrow night in new york. key paintings are expected to sell at other records. michael macaulay says just because the top buyers are seeking a good investment rather than say buying a missing piece for their collections, doesn't mean that they don't appreciate them love them even. >> i

the picasso women's of algiers has never been auctioned off for that high is considered a contemporary masterpiece the final price tag break expectations by $40 million picasso died and costs 973 this was an homage to his rival matisse's henry matisse >> gary radnich: burning everybody pam loves it when i think everybody is switched off the war your gang to join us the warrior game to join us you turned warrior game of the watch kron 4 we really appreciate it we will provide updates the rob this little sport taste grant is on the same. >> grant lodes: is a commercial right now i don't know >> gary radnich: atlanta's not even with washington dogwatch is still on the bill that is a fracture is a in wizards of the chair is a hero on sauvignons copiers not this time at the finished two more free throws finished off 1 06 to the score of 101 giants i idle tonight polo sandoval and the red sox to two sandoval is now over to it and you haven't been playing around and the internet at 11:00 last night in the red sox arrives about the heavens larry baer and bruce bochy showed up am presenting pos

. >> so it is called the woman of algiers. >> woman of algiers. >> version zero. >> it was sold in christie'srk yesterday for, are you ready, $179 million. >> for the love of pete. >> oh, my god. >> or picasso, pablo it is part of the five work series picasso created in 1954 and appeared in several major museums. >> what do you do with it? do you put in your home good who can buy that, 179 million-dollar, just in the bank. >> i will tell you this i read a survey how many billion airs there are in the world, there are not that many. >> kit cat kline can you read how many billion airs in the united states. i think it is under a hundred. >> the person is a a billion air. >> really. >> yes. >> i have never been there. >> yes. >> za ra. >> i first discovered it in spain, 486. >> 486, billion airs in the world. >> is that united states or the world? >> in north america alone. >> wow, you have canada. >> we have to get it together. >> canada, u.s. of a and mexico. >> are you on the list, are you fronting right now. >> like i said, 536 in can inadequacies, united states, and mexico. >> wow. >> we nee

. >> chris tees in new york, the much talked about picasso painting, women of algiers, part of a uniquele. the bidding's fast and furious another one for the record books. >> most of these young collectors who have become billion airs are not traditional, studying art. these collectors tend to be more impulse shopping. >> is that a woman? >> probably could be a woman could be a bird. >> there's nothing quite like teasing an art dealer. it's ok, he has heard it all before. a private arts dealer, he remembers a different time. >> most of my collectors were lawyers and doctors professional people who made a good living. we didn't have hedge funds in 1980. >> according to him today's buyers are not collectors in the traditional sense but young billionaires from silicon valley russia, china the middle east seeking returns on their investments. >> when you have people worth let's say a billion dollars or more, whether they pay $1 million or $5 million or $10 million, this is not a major part of their investment. >> the pick consistent sow wasn't the only big sale at cristies multiple works ar

this is women of algiers. version o. sold last night for $179.4 million. the pointing man set a record for the most expensive sculpture sold. sold for $141.3 million. ja wow! speaking of money, a huge tim for two restaurants in new york city. bob eslworth passed away recently and a regular customer at done hue's steakhouse on the upper each side. server maureen and her niece knew his favorites but said they had no idea he would leaf them each $50,000 in his will. >> what was your reaction? >> oh, my god. i can't believe it. very down to earth, very nice. he would help anyone out. i'd rather have him here than the money. alison: well he says in christmastime, he would tip the entire staff, not just them but even the dishwashers. everybody at the restaurant. leon: nice guy. alison: amazing. leon: coming up at 5:00 just ahead -- >> it's a standard canvas for perform art and body art. leon: parent takes issue with the final exam in a college art class. alison: then a little later, thousands of police officers come to the nation's capitol. find out how far they

a major offensive took place near algiers. fighters ally operate in the mountainous northern region of algeria. >> six years after the end of one of the world's most brutal civil wars, sri lankans are remembering those who died. the anniversary focused on honoring those killed rather than celebrating victory. we explain. >> sri lanka remembers the guns made silent in 2009. tuesday, the country honored the servicemen killed in battle. it marked and important shift from the past. >> in the program to develop infrastructure, there was no reconciliation, although broken buildings and roads were reconstructed, as a country there was no program to rebuild prone hearts. >> the president pledged that the policy of his government would be to pursue development and reconciliation. >> people gathered for the first time to grieve. survivors speak of almost 300,000 people squeezed into a pocket of land on this beach six years ago. as hell rained down on them, it was the scene of the final battle between government troops and the tamal tige

picasso's women of algiers just sold for $179.3 million. 37 million more than the previous record holdert is becoming increasingly popular, not just to collectors but investors as well. antonio mora is here with that very interesting story. >> it is interesting, john. and these high-priced auctions are a growing trend since the collapse of the global economy in 2008 art has become a big draw for investors. but today's buyers aren't traditional collectors. we'll look at how young bill theirs from silicon valley, china, and middle east are tapping into the investment of the art world. i wonder how much insurance they would have to cost. >> it has got to be astronomical. look for that story tonight. >>> drones are being used all around the world, you can find them in battlefields and in the backyards of photographers. one man is capturing images from around the world. >> it's a an example [ inaudible ] i am based out of new zealand. people were wanting to get high enough and close enough to buildings to see the contents of where some of these architect's real masterpieces are. so for two ye

it's a picasso called women of algiers version o.o painted it as part of a 15 painting series. >>> lights and sirens blaring but this is no emergency. what local drivers saw that has this department taking heat tonight. >> one sailor's surprise waking up with this guy sleeping next to him. really what he did next with his phone's camera recording the entire time. >> plus get ready the empire premier just months away and now we can tell you some of the music's biggest names who have agreed to guest star. ♪ >>> morning surprise for one sailor when he wakes up to see this guy sleeping next to him on his boat. california man quickly grabbed his cell phone saying no one would believe him otherwise so he thinks it snuck on to his boat in the middle of the night and got comfortable. he says it did quite a bit of coaxing but the animal did finally make its way off the boat. >> like goldy locks found the perfect box. uber for kids up start car ride service targeting busy parents with busy children it's called shuttle with ds instead of ts. th

joining me were algiers is a football journalist.ot of debate in al jazeera as for the reason for this and whether the standard is high or low. what is your take on it? >> my personal take is the standard is as high as it's been, at least on the pitch. we have seen three clubs in a defeat which no other country put three clubs at this stage of the competition when you like to compare them and the international standard and that's been the best it has ever been. the reason some say it's been at a slow standard is because the low number of goals. they have 36 goals in 24 games. >>> we spoke about the issue of crowd violence in algeria football. what impact has that had. >> in august the cameroonian striker was struck by a project il from his own fans and passed away. haemorrhaged to teeth, tragically. since then there has been a cycle of crowd violence. in most clubs. 16 matches have been played behind closed doors. home field advantage - any club on any day an expect to win at home. a lot of matches i played behind closed doors. there

picasso's woman of algiers is expected to fix $140 million. it could be the most expensive artwork. spring auction is at christie's next week. that's it. back at the top of the hour with more news stay with us here. thanks for watching. >>> a week on rebuilding from the rubble. we report from nepal, where 1.5 million are in need of food. and assistance: hello, i'm darren jordan. also ahead. six police officers are charged in connection with the death of a black man in the u.s. state of maryland. rescue from boko haram. nigeria's military frees women and children. no sign of kidnapped chibok school girls. does scotland hold the key to the

. >> that, it took 11 minutes of bidding for picasso's the women of algiers.to $179 million. the most ever paid at auction. the buyer was not named. it is his homage to metisse. >>> colton has endured more medical hardships than most people face in a lifetime, but he's really good at something despite not being able to see what he's doing. ♪ >> reporter: 5-year-old colton mccurdy doesn't just plunge away, he's had an ear for music since he was 2. >> he'll hear a song and figure it out on his own on the piano. >> reporter: impressive skills, even more so because colton can't see the keys. >> he used to. last year he was able to see the high contrast black and white, but he lost that. >> he's blind. so he can't see yet. >> reporter: colton's twin nora tells everybody her brother is blind and that she is not. >> with colton, he got the worse of everything. >> reporter: it's actual lay miracle the twins survived birth. >> it was so scary, the first time i saw them i broke down. i couldn't imagine how they would be able to survive. colton was 1 pound 3 ounces. >> r