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a struggle over artistic legacy backtracks on an art swap deal with fronts preventing leonardo da vinci's masterpieces from taking a trip to paris. coming to you live from moscow this is our team from the national welcome to the program. afghanistan feels like a more dangerous place than it did four years ago that's according to the leader of a u.s. congressional delegation which visited the country this week specifying the rise of the isis brain chin the region known as isis kate jim banks and six others had to leave on tuesday just as they did off a suicide bombing and the afghan capital. religious celebration in kabul is one of the deadliest this year killing fifty five and injuring close to one hundred others islamic state is suspected of carrying out the bombing there has been now wave of bloody violence and listen tweet. and which hundreds have died if militants step up their assaults amid a flurry of diplomatic efforts to and the seventeen year war on terror yet and all that time more recently unveiled three thirty shows as had a severely limited to fact on tackling extremism. the

but this man arguably surpasses them all leonardo da vinci born in fourteen fifty two in italy is one of the brightest minds ever to have walked this earth davinci was an artist scientist architect and inventor he takes the top spot in our ranking not for his many achievements but for his impressive commitment to to tarion as a davinci swore off meat when he was young and once prophesied the time will come when men will look upon the murder of animals as they look upon the murder of man. why. what images come to mind when you think of the typical gentleman somebody who drives like a madman on the motorway flashing his lights at anyone who doesn't get out of office away fast enough all spends his sundays polishing his much beloved col well maybe a new facebook series that so gentleman would show he might just be right. back so john. want to be a cartoonist we go tremendous pokes fun at. typically germany idiosyncrasy. so if we go we tito some german human. i don't know but today e.w. duramax facebook page. but although i am german i not at all like that but it's what all germans say no

struggle over artistic lagan seem as if he backtracks on an art swap deal with france preventing leonardo da vinci's monster pieces from taking a trip to paris. and no racism around forces the italian fashion house and gabbana to pull out of the lucrative show and china of the company claims that social media what's happened. coming to you live from the russian capital you're watching our to international welcome to the program. afghanistan now feels like a more dangerous place than it did four years ago that's according to the leader of her u.s. congressional delegation which visits at the country this week sponsored signing the rise of the isis branch in the region known as isis kate jim banks and six others had to leave on tuesday just as they learned of a suicide bombing and the afghan capital the attack on the religious celebration in kabul is one of the death he has this year killing fifty five and injuring close to one hundred others it's not a status suspected of carrying out the bombing and there has been a wave of bloody violence in recent weeks in which hundreds have died as militants ste

you see it behind me sold for four hundred fifty million dollars last year it was painted by leonardo da vinci school sold out on monday and is the most expensive piece of art ever sold you know not of himself was not a poor man but the value of his works only rose a tsunami clee hundreds of years after his death this is the same as many artists live today in precarious circumstances and the capricious art market puts little value on an artist's current life. it's. acts. this club with us and i think that painting is the right place for someone who is both sensitive and ruthless and with someone who doesn't care if they make their parents happy and more if they are money than them it. daniel as singer covers plastic films in paint and creates collages with them. a single work can take him weeks to complete sometimes even months. finance you know and financially i never look past next month's you know that sometimes ok and sometimes less so kind of what it means no holidays away but the threat of a poverty and old age. then the one in the rewards of painting or in painting itself you know. havi

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and the new york times delves into the mind of a genius, as they look at the legacy of leonardo da vincings his insights to life. the exhibition explores the science behind his art. this week marks 100 years since the south pacific island of samoa was devastated by a virulent strain of influenza. it was introduced to the small island country by sick passengers travelling on a ship from new zealand. the disease killed more than 8,500 islanders — almost 20% of the population. i spoke to mike field in auckland, the author of new zealand's tragic blunders in samoa, and i asked him how deep seated the problems remain in terms of relations between samoa and new zealand. the new zealand prime minister, helen clark, in 2002 formally apologise to samoa for the events we are talking about, the introduction of the influenza virus into samoa. but the numbers you quote are on the low side. there is a good deal of scholarship that says at least 30% of samoa's 36,000 people died inside one month. and you can't forget that both tonga and fiji also receive the virus from the same ship, which sailed from

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and the new york times delves into the mind of a genius, as they look at the legacy of leonardo da vincisplay which brings his insights to life. the exhibition explores the science behind his art. china has promised to further cut import tariffs and open foreign access to its economy, as it tries to address criticisms that its trade practices are unfair. in a speech at a major trade event in shanghai, president xijinping described the ongoing trade war with the us as a battering storm that china would survive, and he made a robust defence of the global free trade system, which he said was under attack. a short time ago i asked orville schell, the director of the asia society's centre on us—china relations, for his thoughts on the issue. well, i do think in so far as the united states and china are sort of the keystone of the global arch of trade, we are seeing a lot of stress and strains. and i think the vexing pa rt and strains. and i think the vexing part of the present dilemma is that we keep passing milestones where the us and china might come to some new agreement, but we keep slidi

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he is compared to leonardo da vinci., on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you. let's take a look at how asian markets are shaping up to five this morning. let's get it over to sophie in hong kong. ofhie: here is a snapshot the action this tuesday morning. muted gains for stocks across the board. the nikkei 225 gaining about enthusiasm.much we are seeing a little bit of optimism. treasuries holding steady. oil's rocky ride continues. u.s. futures have swung to losses this morning. political headlines weighing on sentiment as we learn that paul manafort was found to have breached his plea deal by reported . also checking in on the offshore lying. by reportedly also checking in on the offshore yuan. checking in on some stock movers of note, lion, the biggest mover on the regional benchmark, jumping over 16%. on the other side of the spectrum, spi slighting as bitcoin's crash deepens with the cryp

artist, sculptor, modern day leonardo da vinci. invention was the realm to pierce science-fiction. a story of this and his fixation on the past and living on borrowed time. this is the guy he wants everyone to know about, alexander wipers. >> this is probably the most photographed one so far. >> randy discovered him in 2008. for the first time, his sculptures were put on sale. randy snapped up the lot. dealer, he dreamed of hitting it big by finding an unknown artist and make him famous. he figured out wigers was his man. ♪ during his hunt into wigers life, he'd discovered hand-drawn deadlines for an aircraft dating back to the 1920's. he had invented the first flying saucer. >> that was an amazing find. i saw the blueprints. it was undeniable that he was a creator. ♪ wigers called the machine that copter.ter, -- disk it was a unique concept, when he thought cities of the future would make use of. he patented this in 1944 and tried to sell it. >> he started sending all of these letters to companies telling them about his invention. ♪ as a word of the disk cope -- copter spread, the

a gifted sculptor, artist, and modern day leonardo da vinci.invention was the realm of pure science-fiction. it is also a story about this man, his fixation on the past, and living on borrowed time. this is the guy he wants everyone to know about. alexander. >> this is probably the most photographed one so far. >> randy discovered him in 2008. for the first time, his sculptures were put on sale. randy snapped up the lot. as an art dealer, he had dreamed of hitting it big by finding an unknown artist and making him famous. he figured weygers was his man. during his hunt, he discovered something extraordinary. hand-drawn designs for an exotic aircraft dating back to the 1920's. alex appeared to have invented the first flying saucer. >> that was an amazing find. i saw the blueprints. it was undeniable that he was a creator. >> weygers called his futuristic flying machine, a disk copter. it was a unique concept and one he thought cities of the future would make use of. weygers patented this in 1944 and tried to sell it. >> he started sending all of

it is one of two known to exist master.ong dynasty he was compared to leonardo da vinci.news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ramy: thank you. let's go over to sophie with another look at the markets. colleague our characterizes it, it looks like a strike through the week. we count down to the g20 summit in argentina friday with the trump-president xi meeting very look forward to. these markets are now back online, plenty for investors to consider this monday. this as the mitsubishi motors board will decide carlos ghosn's fate later this afternoon. we will have a look at japanese manufacturing for november. as annabel discussed, we have brexit getting the thumbs up from the e.u., so we are seeing moves in the pound, edging higher, but sterling hasn't made much headway, but currency strategists see a move to 135 for sterling should the u.k. parliament give the nod. , it is up .3% after sales missed estimates. the weakest reading since april to june 2015. bitcoi

two known to exist by the 11th century song do master.ster -- dynasty he is often compared to leonardo da vinciews 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am tom mackenzie. this is bloomberg. ramy: let's check in on australian markets with sophie kamaruddin. i am seeing some red. sophie: it is the color for sydney stocks. ae asx 200 is up, heading for third day of losses. the aussie dollar holding steady at the start of the week that will feature construction and capital spending data for the third quarter and private sector credit for october. and then we are getting divergence as to where to go from here by the aussie share market rate morgan stanley seeing more downside risks ahead, downgrading shares to underweight while goldman is cautioning investors to not be too defensive with no recession on the horizon seen frost really. producers are under pressure after crude prices posted the biggest mosque in three years, brent trading below $59 this morning. checking aussie bonds, we have inching higher with

reporter: this is the story about a forgotten genius, the gifted sculptor, artist, and modern day leonardo da vinciike invention was the realm of pure science fiction. it is also a story about this man, his fixation with the past and living on borrowed time. the guy he wants everyone to know about, alexander wieders. >> this is probably the most photographed one so far. reporter: randy discovered him in 2008. when for the first time his sculptures were put on sale. randy's snapped up a lot. dreamedt dealer, he had of hitting it big by finding an unknown artist and making him famous and figured that weygers was his man. into alexandert weygers' life, randy discovered something extraordinary. hand-drawn designs for an exotic aircraft dating back to the 1920's. alex appeared to have invented the very first flying saucer. >> that was an amazing find in itself. when i saw the blueprints, it was undeniable he was a creator. called hisieder's future risk or -- called his futuristic flying machine the disk under. it was a unique concept and one he thought cities of the future would make full use of. copter

11th century master who is revered in china as a scholar, statesman, and writer compared to leonardo da vinci. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more .han 120 countries this is bloomberg. >> still ahead, not if, but when. aramco ceo says he is committed to an ipo. hear from our exclusive interview. >> next, from bad to worse, cryptocurrencies have stumbled. the flight is not over. subscribers can join the chat by sending of messages during our shows on tv go. the message bar will come up. join in. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the great crypto crash of 2018 just getting worse. bitcoin is now 82% below its high from almost the year ago and trading now -- where is it? we are at $3895 inching closer to 20,000 earlier this year. it is rippling across other cryptocurrencies as well. the likes of ripple, litecoin, ethereum all falling out of favor. >> crippled, right? price targets, stephen innes still with us. we are going to get a chart up with your levels you are expecting for this short-term. you are saying we trade between

scroll is one of only two known to exist by the 11th dynasty master who is often compared to leonardo da vincial news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am tom mackenzie. this is bloomberg. haidi: let's take a look at the asian markets and how they are shaping up. seeing bright spots coming through. sophie: some way we are seeing a mixed session for asia while futures are edging higher. we are seeing gold gaining ground and treasuries steady with the 10 year yield near 3% level. checking on oil prices, we are seeing brent above $69 a barrel. there were declines after the worst week for oil in three years. energy players are the biggest drag in tokyo and sydney with asx 200 heading for a third day of declines while japanese shares are fluctuating and the cost be adding half a percent. we count down to the boj decision with a rate hike expected. we got 50 down .3% as retail sales figures for the third quarter coming in disappointing. we have consumer staples stocks like nintendo and others rising in to

the pink legacy, had been described as the leonardo da vinci of diamonds, and was sold afterjust five. it is beautiful, i think. sally is here soon. she thinks it is beautiful. it was discovered in a south african mine around 100 years ago. i don't need to wait until i'm 70 to be given that as a gift. there we go. just in case anyone has bought it, might be thinking... can i ask, is it beautiful because it is a massive diamond or is it actually beautiful? it is beautiful. the colour, but it has distracted me from the thought of a savoury crumble. the diamond couldn't distract me from that. you think of a crumble with sugar, it will be herbs, cheese, parmesan. you're not helping! it will be like a gratin. bolellli a smack i have had a chicken crumble before. —— i have had a chicken crumble before. chicken pie. i am more steak slice than those in crumble, me! good morning! the cricket has started. we have some sport going on while we are on—air. england vs sri lanka in the second test. jos buttler and rory burns steadying the ship after a wobble already, they've lost three wickets and t

they described it as the leonardo da vinci of diamonds. >>> all these years later on the afir between clinton and then wntte house in monica lewinsky. nbc's senior national correspondent kate snow with that story. >> good morning, everybody. are getting o first look at a&e's lidocuseries, theon affair. the executive producer tells me they sat with 60 people connected to the infamous impeachment battle. it is lewinsky herself who offers the first extensive comments on what happened. >> i don't talk about this very often, and i still feel uncomfortable talking about it. >> reporter: monica lewinsky is getting candid likeer before about the white house affair that took the world by storm. >> i did not have sexual relations. with that wom >> reporter: and led to bill clinton's impeachment. >> i looked into the open doorway and bil happened to be standing there and he motioned me in. i don't think my heart had ever beat as fast. unbeknownst to me i was on the precipe of the rabbit hole. >> reporter: it would become a national scand. >> it's n that it didn't register that he was the preside

leonardo da vinci salvator mundi shows christ holding an orb became the most expensive painting last year. it was acquired for the louvre abu dhabi. that was the last time it's been seen in public. scholars and art ofish that. toes are concerned about how the painting is being cared for. >> did the mundi come and pay us a visit here? >> it did. it was in this studio. now they don't know where it is. >> check your offices. >> maybe commentary, perhaps, on the person who bought it? it's very interesting. >> i don't know. but if i was the insurance -- i hold the insurance company on that, i'd be concerned. >> yeah, i would too. >>> it's about 22 after the hour, now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> the long haul trucker is an american icon but in some parts of the country, they may not fit the pop culture image you have in mind. still ahead this morning, how changes in the industry are changing the face of trucking. >>> plus, divine developments. we'll show you how houses of worship are now in the business of building affordable housing serving low-income residents desp