the man scripts from john lennon. a 1 cent stamp from the 1800s. $142 million for this painting by francis bacon. bids for this 18th century viola. one of the ten believed to exist. they are expected to start at $45 million. that makes plenty of sense to some people, much less to others. news hour's hannah yee >> if you pay attention to the news, people pay extraordinary prices for a piece of history. the man scripts from john lennon. a 1 cent stamp from the 1800s. $142 million for this painting by francis bacon. bids for this 18th century viola. one of the ten believed to exist. they are expected to start at $45 million. that makes plenty of sense to some people, much less to others. news hour's hannah yee reports. >> it's 15 minutes before a concert in new york city and viola player aaron carpenter is warming up. it's special. he is using a viola nearly 300 years old. >> the instrument heard by all these great composers, just to see where the timeline of this instrument in world history is. it's quite something. >>

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wipers because the drizzle will be making a come back. >>> substantial collection of drawings by john lennonill go on the auction block. sotheby's will auction off 10 pieces. they are works created for two books in the mid-1960s and are being sold by lennon's british editor. the entire collection is expected to fetch $1.8 million. the auction is set for wednesday. >>> and we hear from the a's as they go for the weekend sweep of the angels. sports wrap is next. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. >>> good evening everyone. welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. so far this year the giants have answered just about every challenge that's come before them. t

wipers because the drizzle will be making a come back. >>> substantial collection of drawings by john lennonill go on the auction block. sotheby's will auction off 10 pieces. they are works created for two books in the mid-1960s and are being sold by lennon's british editor. the entire collection is expected to fetch $1.8 million. the auction gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> good evening everyone. welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. so far this year the giants have answered just about every challenge that's come before them. they took on the st. louis cardinals. posey back on the line up after losing a couple of games due to a cranky ba

. >> and john lennon shot in front of his apartment there in new york city, yes, i am.urse he was asked a question, are you john lennon, by the guy that killed him. >> wow. >> that's right. >> sends chills right through your body. >> how about desi area nays saying over the phone to his wife lewes, lucille ball. i love you too, sean i, good luck with your show. >> of course she was his ex-wife by then. but still there was that bond. >> oh, sure. >> i love my ex-wife. >> now remember also the channel i can death of marvin gay. >> that shot. >> that's right. and moment before he was shot, marvin gay apparently said mother i'm going to get my things and get out of this house. father mates he, and i'm never coming back. >> oh, chilling. >> i think it was on a sunday, too, i remember that day. >> i do remember that day, too, driving in the car. >>> according to his lawyer, joe dimaggio, his final words: i finally get to see marilyn. you know he was in love with marilyn monroe, love of his life. >> they were married for awhile, but he was very jealous, i think that's why they

the man scripts from john lennon. a 1 cent stamp from the 1800s. $142 million for this painting by francis bacon. bids for this 18th century viola. one of the ten believed to exist. they are expected to start at $45 million. that makes plenty of sense to some people, much less to others. news hour's hannah yee reports. >> it's 15 minutes before a concert in new york city and viola player aaron carpenter is warming up. it's special. he is using a viola nearly 300 years old. >> the instrument heard by all these great composers, just to see where the timeline of this instrument in world history is. it's quite something. >> eight of the musicians are also using instruments. named after the same 18th century italian. >> it was the da vinci of his time. the master craftsman. it is genius what he did. they survived 300 years and still sound glorious. >> on this night, he is playing the viola at an event and the auction house is expecting the instrument and expects to sell it for more than $45 million. the carpenter is worth

if steve jobs was john lennon and johnny ive is paul mccartney, is tim cook ringo?he? george harrison? what do you think? >> oh, oh! i'm not -- i'm not -- george harrison if i had to pick, but i'm not going to do that. that's an interesting question. but who gets to be ringo? although ringo's a great drummer. i'm not going to pick that one, jon. i'm not walking into that one. >> but you said george harrison. >> he is a great drummer. but he's ringo, compared. george harrison. george harrison. george harrison i'll go with, all right? >> we're glad to see you. you had some issues. for anyone who follows you on twitter, they know you didn't have an easy time getting to the south of france. how is lufthansa at the end of the day? >> fantastic. it took them a while. i was testing out social media to see if they'd respond. a lot slower than virgin atlantic. one person saved the day. i got a lot of response, which was fun. >> those airline tweets always draw the sympathy. it's good stuff. kara swisher, thanks. >>> a target on their back. fresh details from the retailer's c

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es lo mismo que john lennon y bob marley. >> tu y yo vemos cÓmo despuÉs de cada mundial todas las banderasuevos diferentes. >> oÍ a juanes hablando de la flaca. >> estuve listo para lavarle las ventanas en su casa. es la segunda vez que... estamos en una plataforma igual que michael jackson for ever! Él y yo conseguimos la misma cantidad de grammy. >> tu jugaste fÚtbol de niÑo. >> sÍ. >> vas a estar en el mundial? >> sÍ. >> esta pelota quÉ significa para ti? >> esta rojo, blanco,verde y negro en mÉxico o no? me gusta el tenis. yo querÍa ser lo que era mi papÁ. a mi papÁ lo adoraba la gente querÍa que me vieran como lo ven a Él. >> puedo ver tus dedos? son los dedos de la historia. con esos dedos dices todo, carlos. >> un crecimiento positivo crean millones de crecimientos positivos. arriba estÁn las notas más dulces. >> carlos santana ¡cuidado! soy la mala suerte y en cualquier momento podría cruzarme en tu camino. y si tu seguro no cubre daños a la propiedad, este desastre podrías pagarlo tú. mejor llama a un agente de allstate y protégete de la mala suerte. sólo el humectante aveeno® pos

it shat ears record from 2010 when john lennon's "a day in the life" sold for $1.2 million. >>> wild weather wreaks havoc in the northwest. a tornado damages homes and uproots trees. thunderstorms ripped through the state leaving more than 2500 without power. large parts of southern minnesota remain submerged as rising floodwaters devastated communities destroying crops and closing major highways. this weather is taking a turn. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here to share more with us. >> that indiana tornado wasn't expected by many there. we didn't have a lot of big risks. the flooding, we knew that was coming and it will get better in the days ahead. a little storm coming into the west and, of course, it's been so dry. i mean the drought just continues to get worse. you continue hearing the stories about towns running out of water, soon to run out of water. look how much rain we've had so far through the first almost four weeks of june and a little bit in the northwest and that's it. extremely dry june. it is a dry season. you expect it. it's rare to even get a storm moving throu

es lo mismo que john lennon y bob marley. >> tu y yo vemos cÓmo despuÉs de cada mundial todas las banderas.. estamos en una plataforma igual que michael jackson for ever! Él y yo conseguimos la misma cantidad de grammy. >> tu jugaste fÚtbol de niÑo. >> sÍ. >> vas a estar en el mundial? >> sÍ. >> esta pelota quÉ significa para ti? >> esta rojo, blanco,verde y negro en mÉxico o no? me gusta el tenis. yo querÍa ser lo que era mi papÁ. a mi papÁ lo adoraba la gente querÍa que me vieran como lo ven a Él. >> puedo ver tus dedos? son los dedos de la historia. con esos dedos dices todo, carlos. >> un crecimiento positivo crean millones de crecimientos positivos. arriba estÁn las notas más dulces. >> carlos santana ♪ ¿listo toothless? ivámonooooooooos! ♪ [ locutor ] deja volar la imaginación de tus hijos con el happy meal de la nueva película how to train your dragon 2. clasificada pg. ahora en mcdonald's. esta es otra. prueba charmin ultra strong. limpia muy bien y puedes usar hasta cuatro veces menos que la marca barata líder. gracias, mami. de nada cariño. [ locutora ] charmin ultra strong tiene

and we were on a peace festival and i got alice on before john lennon and there was a chicken backstagend i said if i throw this chicken onstage something will happen that is going to be really horrible. something will happen. he took it and he thought it could fly and he threw it in the audience and the audience rigid -- ripped it apart. they were so angsted up, and it was a peace festival and we ended up getting all the headlines. it defined alice to this day. >> the masterpiece, it put him on the map. >> if we had only known it was that easy. >> hasn't been easy to get to tell the stories -- has it been easy to tell the stories? >> there are days when shep is quite loquacious and less. at first he did not trust, where -- why are you making a movie about me and then as people showed up like sylvester stallone, michael douglas and all these people and told stories and i said, this is what they said, it took off. >> did people in hollywood say mike myers wants to make a documentary? >> no, i just made it. i have a very odd career. i just make things. i never really had a career plan. i

john lennon sketches and poewe 'ems were put up for sale. the most expensive was a short story, parodying sherlock holmes. it went for 200,000 before it became a music legend. he attended an art school and practised short story writing. a famed drug by leonardo da vinci aged to the point of almost being unrecognizable. polish and italian researchers pinpointed a way to work out how long the artwork has. the science of saving art. >> reporter: this is the legion of honour in san francisco, a great museum, and it contains a conservation ad. paper is one of the best ways to understand the creative process of art. it's true in the case of leonardo da vinci who did 2,500 works on paper. paper yellows over time. it's because all paper has what is called chromoforce, atoms that ab sort of blue light and reflect more yellow waive lengths which is why it's yellow. modern paper is terrible, it's made out of wood pulp. back in da vinci's day, in the case of this artwork, it was head out of linen rags. i'm not going to draw a self portrait. if you imagi

all of the stuff belonged to john lennon's british publisher. years. >> incredible to see such an appetite, so much money. he was quite a hero. >> you wonder if the publisher held on for sentimental reasons. do you think it was going to be worth a lot of money someday? >> i guess he's known for a while. time to cash in. >> sure is. >>> coming up on this throwback thursday, we will celebrate celebrity love and look back at high-profile a-list weddings. >>> ahead, finding inspiration to workout. one woman asked for help online and she got it in a huge way. >>> but first the crime wave on the west coast as gold diggers are finding plenty of loot. the costly robberies and how they are carried out so quickly. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mega red omega-3 krill oil. at a moment like this, i'm glad i use new tampax pearl active! [ female announcer ] new tampax pearl active is 20% slimmer, totally comfortable and 100% as absorbent as regular pearl! [ cheering ] new tampax pearl active. thi

the previous high price was $1.2 million for john lennon's "a day in the life" lyrics. rolling stone" is considered one of the most influential songs in rock 'n' roll. >>> and there's a new contender this morning for the title of -- dumbest criminal! minnesota prosecutors say a burglar broke into a home, took cash, credit card, checks, a wallet. >> then he took a break. logged on to his facebook account on the homeowner's computer. he didn't log out. that made it easy to figure out who he was. >> oh, boy. >> a pretty unusual case. might even make the late night television shows in terms of not being too bright. >> you think? >> not bright at all. >> by the way, the homeowner did the detective work to identify the suspect, and it gets worse. he spotted him in his own neighborhood. there is no word on whether he is friended as the suspect on facebook. >> serious about that one. >>> coming up in "the skinny," the most bizarre world cup incident in a very long time. >> not going to believe this. it is being called the bite felt around the world. the question, will suarez be

i can see john being offered to record contract with the idea of making john lennon is give peace a chance and give war a chance. like all of john's books "point of attack" is a deeply serious work and has great merit in pushing his readers to think under the most deeply held assumptions. in short while provocative "point of attack" is provocative enough that sounds making all of us ask the important questions in thinking more seriously about what the answer should be when it comes to enhancing global prosperity and security. john over to you. >> thanks kerry for that introduction. it's a great pleasure to be here at aei. it's been my home away from home for the last 10 years and like all homes away from home that people are happier here. the food is better here. it's just too expensive for me to live here. [laughter] but it's been a great 10 years predates my tenth anniversary at aei and this book actually is the product of that 10 years which i started working on it when i came here after the iraq war and this is my effort to try to make sense of the iraq war and the afghanistan war and

. >> and we were on a peace festival and i got alice on right before john lennon and there was a chicken back stage and i said you know if i throw this chicken on stage something's going to happen that's going to be really horrible. >> rose: alice will do something. >> he'll do something, something will happen and he took it and he saw people that could fly he threw it in the audience and the audience just ripped it apart. they were so is angsted up. it's a peace festival so we ended up getting all the headlines. >> rose: you had to define alice. >> neo daddist masterpiece. what is going on. >> didn't know it was that easy. >> rose: so has he been easy to get to tell the stories? >> shep? yes and no. >> rose: did you have to pull stories out of him. >> there's days where shep is like quite loquacious and other days he's less loquacious. at first he didn't kind of trust, he's like why are you making movies out of me. people showed up like silvestre stalone and michael douglas and these people told stories, this is what they said and blah blah blah and it just took off. >> rose: that's wha

on wednesday selection of drawings and writings by beatle john lennon goes up for auction in new york the water park in kansas city. stands 168 feet, 7 inches high. friday president obama attends commemoration in normandy marking the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. saturday brings belmont stakes where california chrome will attempt to become first triple crown winner in 36 years. now we to go bob schieffer in washington for look what's ahead on "face the nation." good morning, bob. >> schieffer: good morning, charles. we'll have the latest on the release of that american soldier who has been held for five years by the taliban, we'll talk to senator john mccain about it. >> osgood: we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning" -- trapped in the wrong body? lus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire.

if it was good enough for john lennon and his sergeant peppers rolls, it's good enough for the rest ofhearts club. as is the diamond studded interior or the jewelry case or the picnic basket trunk, the more they want, the more they spend. it's richard collier's job to guide buyers through the customization, what they call here the bespoke process. >> by the time your customer finishes fussing, how much extra can you add to the cost of the car? >> we have some cars which double. >> reporter: double? >> double in price, yeah. >> green is my lucky color. it will bring me more friends and prosperity. >> reporter: mr. chen, a property gazillionaire in shanghai, is very lucky. he's bought three rolls-royces. china is now rolls' biggest market. by the time mr. chen was through with this one, it cost... >> i knew that question was coming. close to like 1.8. >> reporter: that's $1.8 million. here they'll spend anything, and here they'll make anything to keep the spirit of teax si flying. >> mason: if a rolls is a bit out of your price range and you're looking to travel on the cheap, richard sch

there is an example where john lennon was working on this song "help" which is a blue moany song andfaccessible to a whiter audience. >> what is important for the advertising world, you wanted friction and where the great creative comes from. is there any debate on the other side? to me that is almost baked into any creative process. >> debate on the other side? >> of that, you know, how friction does not -- to me, that is -- i've never seen anything creative endeavor. i've never seen any business endeavor where friction equals better. >> is there a reference in the piece to the term co-opion which is a business turnabout two partners being at once at odds and working together. yeah, it does seem to be kind of essential in a lot of cases through the process, even though they we love to talk about people as lone jean united states, that these creative pairs are a common way that creative ideas come together. >> steve? >> so this deference in your piece apparently to a leading neuroscientist who tried to look at the question of genius versus this creative output. what did he find? >> rig

just like in the '60s and '70s,j.ed guard hoover regarded the martin luther king and john lennon as having a message that was radical, and it talked about lou they monitored their intimate online activities, including sexually explicit chats, and visits to pornographic web sites and talked about howl they could release that information about those individuals so as to discredit them as messengers and prevent them from being listened to in their communities, which is pure j.ed guard -- edgar hoover. there have been stories about the dch monitoring the people who visit the wikileaks web site or ruining the reputation of activists, nasty forms of reputation destruction the plotted and used against them. that's exactly the kind of political abuse of surveillance capableities are that are so famous from the '6s so and '7s so. the problem in society the people viewed as radical are viewed as threatening. martin luther king -- creatures that were peaceful and nonthreatening because they were vein -- vindicated by history but they in the '60s and '7sunrise were viewed as threats, just like muslim

. >>> and sotheby's is holding anilia online auction in new york of john lennon original art and manuscriptsou might as well ask" is the largest private collection of lennon items ever put up for sale, featuring pieces from two books that the e-beatle wrote and illustrated. the 89 lots range in price from $500 to $70,000. something for everybody. if you're a beatle fan. >>> ahead of the u.s. open a little bit later, european equity markets down on the session lows, the ftse 100, xetra dax off 0.3%. second quarter gdp matching a 17-year high. elsewhere, the pmi is slightly disappoi disappointing. contraction in france, italy ticking up on that. where does that leave us as far as u.s. future are concerned? this is the -- we closed lower yesterday after being fresh record highs on the monday session. here on wednesday, we're called higher for the dow, up by around 24 points. the nasdaq currently called lower by 6 point. >>> still to come, the second revision to the eu's gdp reading will hit the wires. we'll break that down. second hour of the program, coming right up. >>> you're watching "world

other items at the auction is are john le lennon's sheet musi. >> thousands of people have had their water shut off because they're behind on their bills. but the residents have been unfairly deprived their rights. we'll talk about this more next. america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> in michigan, community activists are asking the united nations to intervene after detroit cut off water to residents who were behind on their bills. detroit department of water and sewage shut off the tap to people who were two months behind and owed $150. activists say the city is denying residents a basic human right. greg, first of all, what is the exact total number of residents who have had their water shut off? >> well, first of all thanks for having me on david. we're looking at about 90,000 right now who are in that situation. >> that's a huge number. how many of them are notified after the sewer and water department said it was going to start raising prices? >> well, everyone. the notices went out. like you said, everybody who is at least two

. >> beatle mania was in full effect, fans and collectors spending $3 million for john lennon's original poetry and sketches, included in two books published in the 1960's at the height of the beatles' fame. a short atory len known wrote went for $200,000. he attended art school in liverpool and continued to write stories.

somebody paid $1.2 million in 2010 for john lennon's lyrics "a day in the life."el because it was written on the stationary. it was written at a hotel on 18th street and pennsylvania. anyone know it it still exists? >> does not. >> there we go. >> thank you very much. >> she's got a huge. >>> over the last couple of days, one of the things that has piqued everyone's interest is what's going on with the irs. you see some house oversight. yesterday the national archivist came in and said essentially yes, that the irs did essentially break the law. they were supposed to keep things, records, and they didn't. and they didn't notify people, that things were missing. you know what? this has had kind of a drip, drip effect and now a landslide of americans feel that there was something fishy going on at the irs. >> right. when you look at these polls here, fox news poll, 76% believe the irs e-mails were destroyed deliberately. okay? only 12% believing that happened accidentally. this includes 74% -- when you see that 76% believing that these e-mails were deleted deliberat

pilot we bowled against the mad men cast and it was me and nathan fillion and tom lennon and pete holmes versus you know john hamm rich sommer vince kartheiser and jay ferguson later you shoot it we shot at the roosevelt hotel you go to the roosevelt yeah they've got this place called the spare room it's got to lay off them and so we shot it there and we've done a bunch of them on the web there we pulled against the breaking bad cast and walking dead and conan and fallon and so it's been really it's been really fun did you want to follow your father's footsteps you want to be a bowler when i was a kid yeah i used to bowl i mean i bowled five hours i mean i grew up in a ball my my mother's father owned a bowling center and i believe that's how my parents met the details might be more sort of than i want than i want so i never ask exactly how they meant but they my dad was a touring pro my grandfather my mum said on the bowling center and somehow they hooked up and so my whole childhood was bowling is bowling similar to a phone shot in basketball in that the pins are always in the same place in the mall is the

john lennor quote. life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans. i think maureen dowd wrote a clem that applied that principle without mentioning lennon. republicans come in and have clear ideas. george w. bush promised a humble restrained foreign policy and then 9/11 happened. this president, you know, his political dream was to get us out of iraq and get us out of afghanistan, but now i know the left won't be happy and the right won't be happy because they want more, but does president obama have any other choice than to take the step he is taking right now with this region on fire? >> the step he is tag right now, sending 300 military advisers and, more important, he is getting involved once again politically as the sort of --, you know, as the united states in iraq and look. i think the opening, the potential opening he sees -- and i don't know if it's real. i have my deep suspicions but the opening he sees if you can get a new government formed in iraq that doesn't include maliki that is inclusive that doesn't govern in a sectarian way against shiites against sunnis, maybe you can persuade the sunni tribal chiefs in the sunni area