do you know where the banksy installation was? >> i have no idea. >> do you know banksy? >> no >> sir, do you know where the banksy piece was? >> yes, one block over. down here, make a right. >> cool, thanks. >> soon the crew found the election where the banksy stood. >> i don't think they should have taken it out of the building and removed it. >> this man, true to his brooklyn roots summed it up best. >> it sucks. >> red hook is an arts destination. once blue colour, it's more blue colour chique. walk the streets and you see all kinds of murals. people here have different ideas to those in miami about what constitutes art. >> people that buy pieces of street art are the same people that buy fancy cars and don't know how to drive them. they don't get it. >> in red hook there was a guy that was not impressed by banksy. his name is michael angela - seriously michael angelo. >> it wasn't that big a promotion >> when you are michael angelo it's probably hard to get excited about a piece of graffiti. back in miami, a theory was ofrt as to what banksy was up to when he chose t

was. >> i have no idea. >> do you know banksy? excuse me, sir, do you happen to know where the banksy masterpiece was. >> yes, one block over. >> cool, thank you. >> down here, take a right. >> cool, thanks. >> soon his crew found the location where it once stood. >> i don't think they should have taken it out of the building, i don't think they should have removed it, i think they should have just left it there. >> this man true to his brooklyn roots summed up the local sentiments best. >> red hook is become an arts destination of its own, once blue collar it is more blue collar chic, walk the streets and you will see all kinds of murals it is just that people here have different quiteds than those in miami, about just what constitutes ratter. >> i think the thing with people that buy pieces of street art like this, for a lot of money are the same people that buy fancy cars and they don't know how to drive them. they just don't get it. >> in red hook there was one guy who wasn't all that impressed by banksy, his name is michael a

unfortunately they also feels to be the most violent protests and adjust seasoning with tears my colleague banksy or sensed he was in kiev over the past few days and has been covering the events several hundred people have gathered in front of the government building they're now looking at all to see the book in the roads as well so that no government official can get inside this is their way of telling that this government needs to go tonight has been more blessed me so that no classes report that even though there were some warnings coming from the police at some point that they will try to get back to see administration building which the protesters to call work. last night during the protests. the tension he's pretty much accountability at the same protests is happening in front of the presidents of inspiration building i went there last night that i saw that the court dollars between the protesters that the police are still remaining there's a very thin line separating those protesting in those defending the presidential administration leaving the station of the present building became the s

kilometers of skiing tracks with stunning views of the banksy corpuses mansions but enjoy these now as the venue will be closed on january the sixth. and finally there are just over eleven weeks to go until russia's first winter paralympics and champions past present and hopeful gathered in moscow last week for the launch of a new smartphone app which aims to help disabled people find sporting facilities and easy access countrywide one of the graph janko reports living in russia has always been a challenge for people with disabilities not just because of the extreme weather conditions but also because many older buildings simply want built with them in mind however attitudes are changing and new facilities both practical and sporting are improving across russia and six time paralympic skiing champion hopes the new app will help bring people and the unities together with a click of a button if they want to know you don't at all when i started doing sport it was my dream to be able to have jeems sports facilities and equipment suited for people with disabilities so to now have a custom m

in two thousand eight hundred brick wall the station owned by an amazing bird and joins four other banksy piece is from burlington landing a gas station owner because had yet been approached by a man in which he believes was thinking asking to team morale and one of the walls it was another guy his friends in another sense than any guy from england. and now suppose that the prison long to do some work and i introduced and self assured it's nice to get well ahead of us busy. din really take a much more tithing and go ahead with even been back to work with to know that that probably made things himself and had known him for that last year when rosenberg so the gas station that his family had owned since nineteen seventy seven to great pains to preserve the mile marker. the seeds of the pieces that are for sale were created from two thousand team to two thousand for when very few people had heard of his wing anti capitalist work the anonymous fifty artists has recently completed a month long residency in new york where she went to prices increase in selling authentic park and a pop up stall

we will look at some of his pieces and see where banksy has left his mark. the bruha ha is coming up at the top of the hour on america tonight. >> joey, appreciate it, the man accused of opening fire at los angeles international airport last month is pleaded not guilty. one tsa agent was killinged seven other people were injured the november 1st shooting shut down the airport for several hours. he could face the death penalty if convicted. an appeals court has orders the release of a catholic clergyman convicted of child endangerment. he has been served time in prison for mishandling sex abuse complaints. but the state dismissed the case after lynn's attorneys only appealed to parents and care givers. predicting crime before they happen, ahead a look at a new technology that is getting police an edge, plus a scary scene in brazil, swimmers attacked by a school of angry fish. interesting people of our time. this sunday. >> we try to be funny in serious stories which is very, very rare. >> he made radio cool with his sense of humor, insight and curiosity. he o

you know whole we are talking about, the british phoebe artist banksy.t know who he was when a friend of a friend asked if he could paint on his wall. the gas station was sold, and the owner removed the painting and it is being auctioned off in beverly hills. it is 56 minutes past the hour's -- hour, which means bloomberg television is on the market. we are reversing a four-day slide, or we were. we have turned lower on the futures. oning up, two tech giants the verge of joining forces. apple is close to a deal with the world's largest mobile carrier. we will have more when we come back. ♪ >> 30 minutes to the opening bell, this is "in the loop with betty liu." the countdown begins right now. >> welcome back. here is what we are working on this morning. european central bank kept the benchmark interest rate at a record low. the bank of england did the same, holding its benchmark rate at 1.5%. government regulators on the verge of signing off on the volcker rule. that may affect $44 billion in revenue for the numeral five biggest banks. carl icahn is turn

agree with some things that athanasios said which is if you had the proper proper -- to recapitalize banksy have seen more of that in a bank policy so i agree it's the nature of the crisis exacerbates this individual event but another piece of that has to be recognized is yes, there are some gains in the shares market but the alternative and this is making it a more extreme version as usual of nathan's point -- until at least this year or at least the 2011 and well into 201212, the alternative to the fed or the bank of england or whoever doing this was for attracting long-term unemployment for a lot of the people. it's very hard to compare apples and oranges but we know that long-term unemployment particular for young people but the long-term unemployment for anybody as permanently devastating. in a sense maybe it's a tools issue and maybe it's the nature of the crisis but the bottom line is if you are a central bank with any sort of broad mandate and a responsibility to the economy as a whole if your choice is well, we are going to unfortunately make some people richer but prevent long-ter