people know the "the da vinci code" story. that is here. >> there are other photographs of paintings other than the "mona lisa" here including "the last supper." >> and the drawing of the "circular man." >> it starts when? >> the exhibit opens on saturday and runs through january. a short time. plenty of time to get here. >> is there an additional fee? >> there is a slight upcharge. $20 for an adult. $14 for a child to see the science center, plus the exhibit. >> i think you will be i am priced by the -- i think you will be impressed by the six "mona lisas." standing here among all those eyes is amazing. >> absolutely. we are on display. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for coming down. >> it starts this saturday at the science center. we will check traffic and more first warning weather for you right after this break. to aquafresh, your mouth is amazing. did you know 40% of tooth surface is hidden between teeth providing a perfect hiding place? that's why aquafresh invented iso-active whitening. a breakthrough gel that tr

it explores leonardo da vinci. >> it explores the mystery behind the mona lisa. >> he is pretty muchhe greatest genius that the world has ever seen. >> at the maryland science center, a new exhibit opening saturday is dedicated to the genius of leonardo da vinci. it is a celebration of his sense of wonder and imagination. >> you will see things like early inventions of the tank, the helicopter, and others. this is a blocking maginnis some rigid mechanism. >> this is the same concept as a biker -- bicycle chain. it shows that chains in this motion were better to use than ropes. he created an early diving suit. the venture was most famous for his art. like his rendition for the last supper. >> he did a very in-depth study revealed 25 secrets which we have displayed here. we will leave the public to come and find it out for themselves. >> he pushes the them as of your imagination. you can come up with amazing things. we put some of his inventions together and most of them work. >> the exhibit runs through january. wbal tv 11 news. >> that was really interesting. there is much more to co

americ audiences also know her from "dirty pretty things" and "t da vinci code." for helatest part she plays legendary digner coco chanel the years before she bece rich an famous. the film is caed "coco befe chan." he is a clip from the film. >> rose: i am pleased to ha her ck at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> rose: t's talk about co chanel and what ki of woman she was. >> well, sheas a ver unusual won for thathat time. she was so brilliantnd tough and eccentric. she was a rebel and very modn. rose: had y been asked to play her before? >> yes, few..a couple of times, yes. >> rose: and u always said no? >> yes, because i was not interested in the project i didn't want t make like a movie out her whole life. i wanted to find, you kno a story ere we wouldo deeper in her pernality. and when i met aefontaine, e director, i really felt that she was,ou know, the perfect rson.... >> rose:o make this film. >> yeah, to make this film. >> rose: and she, in fact, said about youhat she couldn't... once you signed on she knew sh could make the film s ensioned.

. >> the china swords have left the maryland museum and a new exhibit is coming from leonardo da vincijennifer franciotti has more. >> he's pretty much the greatest genius the world has seen. what's documented is fascinating. >> at the maryland science center a new exhibit is opening saturday dedicated to the genius of leonardo da vinci. this is a celebration of all his works, his sense of wonder, and imagination. a showcase of his breath of talent like invention that is were years before his time. >> meck canics, hydraulics -- mechanics, hydraulics. this uses the basic use of centrifugal force. this keeps the motion of the spindling spinning. the concept shown is how you are able to lift the weight but to stop the weight falling davinci came up with a wheel. >> it is the same concept as a bicycle chain, but it actually showed that chains in this motion is safer to use than ropes. he created an early diving suit. a bridge built without nails. but he was most famous for his art. here you see a rendition of the last supper and the mona lisa. >> that allowed him to do an in depth study on

this is something that i read a long time ago, from da vinci and it always keeps me thinking, maybe it be so bad after i'm dead. he says a well spent day brings a happy sleep. so a well spent life brings a happy death. i thought what a great thing to believe. do you believe that? >> well, we have an old italian expression for it in italy. it means, he's just whistling dixie. >> so much for the great da vinci. >> lenny was cool. >> lenny was something. thanks for doing this with me. i always enjoy watching you. i interviewed you years ago on the radio. you told me last night i looked different on the radio. that was good. thanks for joining me tonight. and thank you for watching. everybody, good night and good luck. who said that? >> edward r. morrow. >>> breaking news tonight, live, florida. a beautiful little second grader looks like an angel, walks the ten-minute walk home from school with her sister and little twin brother, all of their little friends. she runs ahead. gets separated. just moments, broad daylight, 7-year-old somer thompson never seen alive again. 4:00, only an hour l

this is something that i read a long time ago, from da vinci. it always sort of keeps me thinking, maybe it won't be so bad after i'm dead because he says, a well-spent day, just as a well-spent day -- you might know this quote -- brings a happy sleep, so a well-spent life brings a happy death. i thought, what a great thing to believe. do you believe that? >> well, we have an old italian expression for it in italy. it means he's just whistling dixie. >> so much for the great da vinci. okay. >> linney. >> linney he was something. thanks for doing this with me. i actually interviewed you years ago on the radio. you told me last night i looked different on the radio. that was good. >> superb when you were there. >> thank you. okay. thanks to everybody for joining me tonight and thank you for watching, everybody. good night, and good luck. who said that? >> edward r. murrow. >>> breaking news tonight. live, colorado. the whole country on pins and needles. a little 6-year-old boy's life hanging in the balance and a beautiful silver space-like balloon

american audiences also know her from "dirty pretty things" and "the da vinci code." for her latest part she plays legendary designer coco chanel the years before she became rich and famous. the film is called "coco before chanel." here is a clip from the film. >> rose: i am pleased to have her back at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> rose: let's talk about coco chanel and what kind of woman she was. >> well, she was a very unusual woman for that that time. she was so brilliant and tough and eccentric. she was a rebel and very modern. >> rose: had you been asked to play her before? >> yes, a few... a couple of times, yes. >> rose: and you always said no? >> yes, because i was not interested in the project. i didn't want to make like a movie about her whole life. i wanted to find, you know, a story where we would go deeper in her personality. and when i met anne fontaine, the director, i really felt that she was, you know, the perfect person.... >> rose: to make this film. >> yeah, to make this film. >> rose: and she, in fact, said about you that she cou

a forensic expert says a fingerprint on the painting may prove this is the first major work from da vinci discovered in about one century. if it is, the painting may now be worth $150 million. last sale in the tens of thousands. >>> three defendants convicted of raping a woman and beating her son got life in prison and one of the convict's brothers had to be dragged from the courtroom. he yelled "what are you doing to my brother" they were juveniles at the time of the crime. they were also convicted of dousing the victims in chemicals. a fourth defendant will be sentenced in december. >>> what would you do if someone promised to pay for your shopping spree? one woman showed up in this store and told shoppers, knock yourselves out. but it was too good to be true. >>> more healthy people are getting the h1n1 flu than previously thought. the cdc reports nearly half of patients hospitalized with the virus had no underlying conditions. now the agency also says for patients who did have a preexisting condition, asthma is the most common. >>> new this morning a first chance to see a woman who is

the guy who wrote "da vinci." >> she finished it early? that's her specialty, quitting early, right? >> 400 pages. thank you. i'll be right back and so will jeff ross for another segment. >>> hey, joy behar, i'm glad you have a show. you're somebody who should have a show. too many people have shows that shouldn't have shows. you deserve a show. >>> i'm back with a very funny comic, jeff ross. his book "i only roeflt tast th i love" is in stores now. >> who says all the hot chicks are on fox news? this is so cool. >> it's cool. let's talk about your book. first of all, it took sarah palin four months to write her book. how long did it take you? >> it took a year. in all fairness, i had to use complete sentences. >> that's true. is it a tell-all? what is it about? >> it is a tell-all. it's not like mack kensy phillips talking about having sex with her father. i don't think we have to tell everything, you know? i was molested by bea arthur. you don't see me crying about it on "the oprah winfrey show." >> you know, today we had on speidi. you

this is something that i read a long time ago, from da vinci.ys sort of keeps me thinking, maybe it won't be so bad after i'm dead because he says, a well spent day, you might know this quote, brings a happy sleep, so a well spent life brings a happy death. i thought, what a great thing to believe. do you believe that? >> well, we have an old italian expression for it in italy. it means he's just whistling dixi dixie. >> so much for the great de va vin vinci. >> linney. >> thanks. i actually interviewed you years ago on the radio. you said, i look different on the radio. that was good. >> superb when you were there. >> thank you. thanks to everybody for joining me tonight and thank you for watching, everybody, good night and good luck. who said that? >> edward r. murrow. >>> breaking news tonight, live, florida. a beautiful little second grader looks like an angel, walks the ten-minute walk home from school with her sister and little twin brother, all of their little friends. she run ahead. gets separated. just moments, broad daylight, 7-year-ol

the guy who wrote "da vinci." >> she finished it early? that's her specialty, quitting early, right? >> 400 pages. thank you. i'll be right back and so will jeff ross for another segment. >> you're my best friend in the whole world and i could not be happier that you have this show. the whole world timely gets to hear you bitch singularly. good luck, baby. >>> hey, joy behar, i'm glad you have a show. you're somebody who should have a show. too many people have shows that shouldn't have shows. you deserve a show. >>> i'm back with a very funny comic, jeff ross. his book "i only roast the ones i love" is in stores now. that's it for the plugs for you. >> this is so exciting. you're like -- this is like all the hot chicks on fox news. this is so cool. >> it's cool. let's talk about your book. first of all, it took sarah palin four months to write her book. how long did it take you? >> it took a year. in all fairness, i had to use complete sentences. >> that's true. is it a tell-all? what is it about? >> it is a tell-all. it's not like macken

also a painting thought to be from an unknown german artist may be the long-lost work of leonardo da vinci. wait to see what it could be worth if that's the case. >>> first, jaycee dugard was mace missing for 18 years. now we're getting our first look at her as an adult. "people" magazine released this photo in the past half hour. she's now 29 also making her first public comments since being found. she tells "people," i'm so happy to be back with my family. the two suspects charged with kidnapping her when she was 11 have pleaded not guilty. >>> the h1n1 flu is seriously affecting more healthy people than first thought. new research from the cdc suggests that nearly half of the people hospitalized with the virus had no underlying conditions. the agency also says for the patients who did have a preexisting condition, asthma is the most common. the government bought 250 million doses of h1n1 vaccine and thinks there will be enough for anyone who wants it. >>> some people in california are being warned to evacuate their homes. a huge storm pounded the state yesterday, bringing the danger of