by the city, chronicling everything in pictures, drawing inspiration from american masters like andy warholing together a living doing odd jobs and street art. so you were drawing portraits of people, and-- >> ai weiwei: yeah. >> williams: --selling them for how much? >> ai weiwei: $15, $15. >> williams: $15? some of his work now sells for millions, but in america, he discovered something you can't put a price on. you once said that once you've experienced freedom, it stays in your heart. is that true? >> ai weiwei: yeah, it's true. i think it's true. you taste the most important thing in life, and you will never forget it. yeah. >> williams: after a decade in the u.s., he moved back to china and set up a studio in beijing, breaking new ground and challenging old sensibilities with mischievous, provocative art, like this piece, in which weiwei photographed himself destroying a 2000-year-old chinese urn. he wants to shatter the communist party's official version of history. you smashed a priceless urn. >> ai weiwei: it's not priceless. >> williams: for a lot of chinese people, it's-- it's a

he found a silk print by andy warhol that had been hiding in a storage locker for nearly 40 year.riend paid $950 in the 1970s but today it could be worth millions. >> on the cs "moneywatch" apple could open plants in the u.s. and a ride hailing app opens taco mode. roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, roxana. >> good morning, anne-marie. the price of oil and other oil lifted energy companies and that boosted stock. dow gain 100 points on tuesday, the s&p ended up 7 points, and the nasdaq aelded a point, also reaching a record-high. >>> consumer confidence is on the rise too. the consumer confidence index rose in july to its highest level in 16 years. economists say it's encouraged by a healthy market. >>> apple has promised to build, quote, three big beautiful manufacturing plants in the u.s. that's according to "the wall street journal." they didn't say where they would be or they would produce. they have not con fermed the news but back in may tim cook said the company plant to invest $1 billion in manufacturing. >>> the agency says t

the singer recently came across original never before seen andy warhole silk screen kind of a big dealwork of art had been in storage for of the past 40 years rolled up in little tube. warhole gave cooper the painting as a birthday present back in the '70's it appears part of warhole's series death and disaster. other paints from that series have sold for more than $10 million. wow! >>> christie brinkley she needs some help. finding love. the super model says she's having a hard time getting a date. brinkley admits pretty easy when she was younge at 63 hard to find nice guy whose also available. feel you christie. she's also single. she split from john mellencamp last year almost after year of dating. she's -- my goodness. >> she's amazing. >> really? >> you really think she can't get a date? >> with somebody wonderful. you know how hard this is? i can go on and on this one. >> whole other show. >> um-hmm that is a whole other show. >> oh, boy. [ laughter ] >> we could start our own show on this one. >> we could use that topic. finding a good date. that's what we'll call it. see you ba

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seems the rock star unearthed this andy warhol silkscreen of an electric chair hidden in piles of oldquipment. a similar work sold recently for more than $10 million. cooper hadn't seen it since the '70s. his manager said "only in rock 'n' roll can you not remember you have a warhol." barbara sinatra, widow of the legendary singer died today at her home in rancho mirage, california. barbara and frank sinatra were married for 22 years. they founded the barbara sinatra center for abused children. frank sinatra was previously married to nancy barbado, ava gardener, and mia farrow. and barbara, to zeppo marx. barbara sinatra was 90. coming up next, the pro wrestler whose repertoire includes a liberal agenda. o wrestler whose repertoire includes a liberal agenda. nick was born to move. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body

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. >> britain's "guardian" says rocker alice cooper found a forgotten masterpiece business andy warhol former girlfriend bought it in the '70s. it's unsigned, making it difficult to authenticate. been confirmed. it's unknown if she'll direct it. it has made $770 million worldwide and if patty jenkins wants a director's job, i can't imagine why she wouldn't get it. >> money does talk. >> it does talk loudly. >>>time reports chris fromme's after three weeks and 2 shz 200 miles his margin of victory was just 54 seconds. >> four of the last five years. >> ice cube's rendition of "take me out to the ball game" the worst ever. ♪ >> come on. it's not that bad. >> i'm going to say, it's not that horrible. >> it's ice cube. >> some fans felt tortured, but it's baseball. it's the seventh inning stretch at wrigley field. there's an actual ratings scale? >> they could have used harry caray. >> he did okay. worke worke workers excavating the tunnels found fossils roaming the area about 11,000 years ago. it includes troves from beasts. seth doane went underneath to see how buildings' future is shedd

lot of things in alice cooper's storage unit, but a rare work seems the rock star unearthed this andy warholrecently for $10 million. cooper hadn't seen it since the 70s. his manager said only in rock an roll can you not remember you have a warhol. >>> barbara sinatra, widow of legendary singer died today at her home in rancho mirage, california. barbara and frank sinatra were married 22 years and founded the barbara sinatra center for abused children. frank sinatra was married to nancy barbado, ava gardner, and mia farrow, and barbara to zeppo marx. barbara sinatra was 90. coming up next, the pro wrestler whose repertoire includes a liberal agenda. >>> we end with a man who turned politics into a contact sport. including liberal helpings of trash talk. here is jim axelrod. >> the stupidest people in east kentucky are right here in boyd county. >> if the name of the game for an aspiring villain is to generate that fan anger that fills the seats. >> like those enemies from the middle east or cold war soviets provoked years ago. then dan richards has it all figured out for this day and age in

and inside that tube an original silkscreen by andy warhol. >> wow. >> that's the image on it.anager says it's been looked at by experts, though. it is the real deal. it was purchased in the '70s for $2500. it's not a popular image. it's a red electric chair from warhol's death and destruction series but, my, my, how things change. to give you the idea of the value, the green version of the same image which is not as popular sold for $11.6 million in 2015. now, tha >> he doesn't have to tour anymore either. >> no. he'll be canceling his world tour. that will be tomorrow. anyway, that's "pop news" and congratulations, alice, on that. >> people ought to go to those flea markets. >> you never know. >> thank you for that personal "pop news." we appreciate it. >>> now we turn to our "gma" cover story, prince william and harry are making headlines this morning sharing personal stories in a new documentary about their mother princess diana and abc's eva pilgrim is here with more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, guys. they were just 15 and 12 years old when their mother d