bailey is it about david and his photographs that have stood the test of time? years. what is so special? >> it's interesting, because you can talk about celebrity photography, but you need to have more. i would say you have to have almost a copyright. you have to be unique. it is inventing something, having something that is transcending time. that is clear about saying he creates photographs, he does not take them. >> exactly, he does not just capture. he was saying that his main hero is a cost so the, that his main rule is that his main hero is asso, and you create your own star. question of a taking them outside of the box. they don't even accept they are inside the box. he feels he a something in common with them. >> what is the role of celebrity photography right now within the art market? >> there are many celebrity photographers, but you need to kind of transcend this. you need something that is unique. you have to have your own kind this, asill repeat that act, something that is years. you don't have to own mastery, you have to create your own mastery.

david bailey from aston business school. >>> let's talk about this.ome of europe's biggest companies could be in for a bit of a tough time on pay. today the european commission will release a set of proposals that will give shareholders the right to vote down the ratio between board pay and the average full-time worker. in recent years, companies have often come under fire for the huge, huge inequality between executive and staff pay. for example, the commission says that in france, director pay rose 94% between the years of 2006 and 2012. not my director, she says. even though the average share price of companies at that same time, look at that. they fell by a third. salaries up 94%. shares down 33%. here in the uk the ftse 100 chief executives, total pay in 2013 was 120 times the average earnings of their employees. that figure is up from 47 times back in 1998. just to give you an example, the eight directors of prudential received total composition of $78 million. that is up by $15 million in just three years. nice if you can get it, right? alex ed

british photographer david bailey took the picture.ley described the subject as having, quote, "very kind eyes, with a mischievous glint." also pretty happy today the queen's great grandson prince george. he spent his easter sunday with mom and dad at sydney's taronga zoo. that is not the easter bunny he is reaching out for, it's a billby, a nocturnal marsupial native to australia. this one is named for him, prince george the billby. an update tonight following that wild scene on a golf course in malaysia on friday. pablo larrathabal, the golfer attacked by a swarm of hornets, stung 20 times. he jumped into a pond to escape, shot the low round of the day today at the malaysian open on the european tour, vaulting up 15 spots and finishing in the top ten, officials wanted to take him to the hospital after the hornet attack friday. he refused and stayed on the course. in baseball, bryce harper was back in the line-up for the washington nationals today after getting pulled last night for lack of hustle. harper, who has been battling a quad

in honor of the occasion, renowned british photographer david bailey unveiled this black and white photohe queen shot just last month at buckingham palace and social media ready with simple square proportions and a black border. the palace even tweeted it out to the world yesterday. she looks great. >> she really does. >>> nearly 10,000 miles away down under it's a royal day for the rest of the queen's next generation. will, kate and prince george spending today recharging their batteries after spending an exhausting weekend visiting the zoo and air base and attending easter services at sydney's st. andrew's cathedral. >> he's always ready to go. >> he's got a lot of energy, that kid. >> he was coming off the plane. he was like, i'm ready to be put down and crawl somewhere. get me off of here. >> that's that age, right? >>> all right. it was a busy weekend of playoff action in both basketball and hockey. >>> here are your highlights from our friends at espn. >>> good morning, america. welcome inside "sportscenter." i'm john buccigross. the nba playoffs are under way. the rockets and trai

it is taken of renowned david bailey who gets two birthday celebrations one is celebrated privately and public celebration is in june when the weather of course is better over there. >> good smile. >> the time now is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up it's not just first responders any more. now wall street traders are getting sick they want 9-11 money. >> listen to this one. powdered alcohol is coming to a store near you. the foundation powdered milk that is tasting good. salesperson #1: the real deal is the passat tdi clean diesel gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? salesperson #2: exactly. avo: during the first ever volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a passat tdi, that gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. and get a $1,000 fuel reward card. it's like two deals in one. hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on

taken by british photographer david bailey.scribed her majesty as a very strong woman, no surprise there. he says she has kind eyes and a mischievous grin. >> she does have all that. yeah. >> wishing her a very, very happy birthday. learned, in my extensive research, today is her actual birthday. but as you probably know, they celebrate it in june. so, she gets two for the price of one. >> not bad. >> i like it. >>> this morning, kids are perhaps -- i know my kids are -- the chocolate rabbits, enjoying their easter candy. but what's even better than a big chocolate bunny? how about a huge bunny, the biggest in the world. yeah, that's real. "the guinness book of world records" names darius, a 5-year-old giant continental rabbit, the biggest rabbit. he measures four feet long. he weighs nearly 50 pounds. >> wow. >> he eats $4,000 worth of carrots a year. and his family says, if he could, darius would never stop eating. >> i know. >> yeah. >> step away from the bunny. >>> and then finally, rion holcombe, 20 years old, he has down'

morning," the day after the obamacare deadline, bill bailey who served as the president's chief of staff. >>> plus, a look at wealthy conservative donors davidve campaigned against them. >>> and safety over e-cigarettes. dr. david agus has details. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, it's tuesday, april first. m michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, it's tuesday, april 1st, i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. and we begin with a wee bit of rain. a lot of rain i guess. >> stale lot of rain out there. it ain't over until the fat lady sings okay? we still have more precipitation. a look at that right now and in fact i want to zero on in. we have heavy rains in the area to napa. we're going to track this latest system together coming up. >>> the roads are still slick as roberta mentioned but all the wind advisories for all the brunches have been canceled. we got a few spinouts some areas of flooding as well. so break down the morning commute. in the meantime you can see the rain drops still out there. >> just a fe

for david it will create the third-largest department store chain in the southern hemisphere. coming up on the program, luxury look ahead. christopher bailey- ready to take the reins at burberry. a battle of the designer brands heats up. >> get ready for the rise of the robots. the latest design is based on termites. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." live from london. >> these are the bloomberg top headlines. >> and australian ship as required underwater signals consistent with those emitted by airplanes black boxes. that has allowed teams to narrow the search area for the missing malaysia airliner. no debris has been found in the area of the southern indian ocean. >> the european union is moving to give shareholders a veto over the pay packages for executives of publicly traded companies. financial services chief introduces the plants today. it will require a shareholder vote on pay policies to company directors at least every three years. >> u.s. regulators have approved tougher regulations for america's biggest banks. capitall need to hold equal to at least 5% of their total assets. that is higher than their overseas competitors who mus

bailey is vice chairman of the nba retired players association. and a former nba player. jerry stackhouse is a former nba star, just retired this past season after 18 years in the league. david cornwell is a sports attorney. and cnn's wolf blitzer is staying on with me here as we continue to wait for this news conference to begin at nba headquarters. you see the bottom right of your screen. jerry, you're here with me in the studio, let me begin with you. really at this moment it is a guessing game. we don't know what the commissioner will rule, will decide, short of forcing sterling to sell. but ahead of this, what are you thinking? >> i don't think that he has the power to force him to sell. >> he doesn't. >> i think it's going to be some extreme as far as suspension, and maybe not attending any more games. but i cannot see that the owners who put themselves in the position to allow the commissioner to take the team away from him. >> you are fresh out of the league. i mean, help us understand the mind-set, finally, i think this is the winningest season for the clippers, right, in their franchise history. here they are ahead of game five, a couple of hours away. how would yo