off of the artwork he provided andy warhol signed his velvet underground album from nine hundred sixty seven original sell for up to one hundred fifty thousand euros. the beatles' sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band appeared the same year the photo collage was by jan hayworth and peter blake and if one of. best album cover grammy. in the sixty's a music worst because the us put the. band so commission an artist into the call that i think that. they identify that the production they want to keep. it deeper meaning to the music they may and which is something that maybe designers. sometimes cannot offer that they want something more for traits for example rock and proto punk diva patti smith like to work with her close friend the photographer robert mabel full some bands use works of art that already existed sonic youth chose guess how to reach this candle painted five years before daydream nation came out in nine hundred eighty eight. others helped themselves to works without asking the artist as with some of the forty covers featuring images by street artist banksy. and their ars

. >> this was a polaroid taken by andy warhol. >> stephen: okay. >> the andy warhol.stephen: then you knew who he was. you knew who he was. >> but he made extraordinary art. >> stephen: he was professionally weird, though. he wore the white wig. >> which for me now what an extraordinary human. but as a child, it was like what's happening. it was an airport hangar, all painted-- floor, ceilings, wall, everything, mint green. >> stephen: here in the city. >> here in the city. he took pictures of us and we weren't meant to move and he turned them into paintings and i now at 44 get to say i was painted and photographed by andy hall. >> stephen: what do you that can expression is saying? >> she's like, "who is this guy?" i'm like, mooooom..." right out of the corner of my eye. >> stephen: you'll thank me later. >> keep an eye on your mom. >> stephen: so it's season four. >> which is insane, yes. >> stephen: season four of "black-ish." congratulations on that. ( applause ) and-- >> now, listen -- >> stephen: it started last week. >> we started last week. >> stephen: started

this was created by andy warhol. you are looking at julien's auction and the current bid is at $55,000. this screen print is expected to go for three times that amount. >> what a bargain. >>> a flap in southern california over fried chicken. a restaurant owner in long beach has been serving up breakfast and lunch for the last four years. a new dish on the menu is called pop's chicken and waffles, sells for about $15. one customer wasn't happy to learn the chicken came from the fast food chain popeye's for a lot less. >> we didn't do anything wrong. i did something i thought was the best product i could bring in anywhere -- anywhere. >> wait, what? hold on. she is going over to popeye's and getting their louisiana famous chicken and selling it as her own? >> correct. >> she says she never thought it would be an issue. okay. she reached out to popeye's for approval to officially add them to her menu. so far she hasn't heard back. >> i feel bad for her. she's really distraught, but, yeah, not a good move. >> good luck,

. >> from norman rockwell to andy warhol, some of the greatest names once put their focus football and we'll take a tour. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by abreva. heal your cold sore fast. t. only abreva can heal a cold sore tarts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. nothing heals a cold sore faster. and because abreva acts on it... you can too. act on it, with abreva. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. >>> a major upset in the ranks of college football last night. the defending national champion clemson tigers fell to syracuse, 27-24. clemson was last night's loss while syracuse is coming off three straight losing seasonsle the sound of cheering you hear are the syracuse alums in our control room. >> it's moments like that that has propelled football to its perc

like andy warhol, he started as a commercial artist. >> he started doing shoes. >> stephen: and if he been tall and handsome, he would have had your career. >> well, horses for courses, i guess. >> stephen: yes. that's the destiny of life. but, no, thomas crown was a beautiful movie to do. >> stephen: it's on constantly on tnt. i watch it every time. they suck me in every time. >> thanks god nor renee russo. without her, i would have been dead in the water. you just have to have a good woman beside you. >> stephen: do you miss the bond thing at all? the tuxedos, the gadgets and all that stuff. >> is this good lord, no. >> stephen: no? it was fantastic. it was brilliant when it lasted and allowed me to have my own company and make thomas crown, so it was a great segue, and once you play that role, it's a huge responsibility. you hope for the best and hope you can get away with it. >> stephen: i understand you grew up in a small town in northern ireland? >> southern ireland. i grew up on the banks of the river bowen county mead 60 miles outside of dublin. >> stephen: how does a boy who

andy warhol or someone like that. >> laura: warhol monument. >> yeah. >> laura: congressional never trumpersff flake, john mccain, they are resisting the trump agenda. a lot of it anyways. how with you at the white house deal with that keep all wings of the republican party together? is it possible to make so that everybody feels like they are getting a say in this process so they don't feel left out? >> yeah. as i say, he talks directly to members of congress on both sides of the aisle. both sides of the hill on a regular basis. he doesn't hesitate to pick up the phone and call a democrat and get their sense of what's going on? >> laura: who the most mr. schumer. >> mr. schumer certainly he has interacted with people like ms. mccaskill and invites them sometimes to go on trips. mr. donnelly from indiana went on a trip out to his home state. he doesn't hesitate to call. he has learned -- i don't think he will ever accept that politics sometimes trumps what's good for america. we're doing the tax cut debate not debate but the house and the senate are developing their plans. >> laura: doesn't

it will be offered up for auction alongside one of andy warhol's which is expected to go for >>> pizzade as thicker pizza box with inserts that it says, quote, dramatically improves the overall heat curve. there are three layers of new delivery pouches. one of the layers is made out of an aluminum material made out of astronaut space blankets. >> hope it tastes good too. we got the joke. >>> link edin is getting two ne members every second. he's incorporated come pain into his philosophy of his employees. this is what happens when you don't have sleepet could you roll that back for me. how do you say it? >> thank you, we traveled to linked in's silicon valley, california, and talked to the ceo about his unique management stiechlt. >> i never heard of the term until i read about you. what does that mean? >> it's about taking the time to put yourself in another person's shoes. i think as a company, a business, a team, i like to do that to help the other team achieve their objective more objectively. >> is it fair to say compassion at leadership and compassion suit, mr. weaner. i read he

. >> this is andy warhol and this is from the mid-'70s with his series called "the athletes." >> itemsds and a screen print of o.j. simpson. >> we don't think of o.j. simpson being part of football now because of what that celebrity has come. >> reporter: to a paint big the iconic american artist norman rockwell. >> do young boys today dream of being the football star, the football hero, which the tight ofl this piece is "a little boy has a lot of heroes." >> reporter: from the 1961 norman rockwell to photographs of today's young players -- >> this is a study of what do players look like before they go on the field, be f they become part of the team, is he a nerd, the captain of the team. >> reporter: -- the exhibit which was originally cure rated by colorado state and the state of oregon tackles different themes like race, class, ethnicity, and violence. >> this piece, which is called "the onslaught" gives you an idea of the game. >> it includes "fumble in the line" by ernie barnes. >> he has a story in that he was both the artist and football player. >> he went to cloj on a football

it will be auctioned in new york next month alongside andy warhol's 60 last suppers. new materials found in space to get pizza delivered in oven fresh condition. the new system includes a thicker pizza box with ib certificates that it says, quote, dramatically improve the curve. there are three layers of delivery pouchs. one of the layers is made of an aluminum material found in space blankets. >> hope it tastes good too. we got the joke. >>> with more than 530 million use esers, linkedin is getting two new members every second. and behind the company's success is jeff weiner. he joined the company in 2008. incorporated compassion into his philosophy of leading his employees. we traveled to the headquarters in california and talked with this very unique ceo about his unique management style. >> i had never heard the term compassion leadership until i read about you. what is it about you? >> it's about taking the time to put yourself in another person's shoes. within a company and business a team, i like to do that to help the other pesh achieve their objective or what