mariano did the same.h thompson goizueta calls these works "the grotesques." >> what is he doing with the grotesques? >> that's what i asked myself when i saw these really hallucinatory figures, the voyeurism, the exaggeration. i think he was beginning to ask himself, what am i about? and what-- what are my paintings about? he says, goya taught me how to be free in my painting. and i think he wanted to be free of what he had been doing before. and i think he wanted to explore something radically different looking at both attraction and repulsion. >> reporter: attraction, though, ultimately won out. moving toward the end of his life in the 1970s and '80s, mariano often found artistic solace in sensuality-- his figures becoming ethereal. same for the once solidly- rendered rooster. and, in what he called his "masses" series, mariano imagines cubans merging together as one whole. aesthetically, it's a far cry from any other point in his career. >> he is saying, yes, there are rules, but the rules are there to

and this is where mariano left off in america. >> as u.s.ns with cuba disintegrated after the cuban revolution which he support, his work faded from view in the u.s. >> emotional lirks this is very important. it's very deep feeling for me -- emotionally, this is a very important. it's very deep feeling for me. alejandro is his son. he saw some works for the first time like this sprawling crucifixion painting. >> i saw my father beside me. it's complicated. separate the father from the artist. when i'm in this room, those persons come together. >> rodriguez says his father was always working even when he wasn't. >> always working. he's a workaholic in the arts. he has the pencil and the pen until dinner. and he's always drawing. this artist, 24 hours. >> the painter's marriage began to scramble and he found inspiration in francisco goya who dwelled in darkness. elizabeth calls them the grotesques. >> what is he doing with the grotesques? >> that's what i asked myself when i saw this really hallucinatory figures. the voyeurism, thele exaggerat

mariano dialed 9-1-1. his mind a horrified confusion.ared at amber's assistant manager, brandon. >> i was upset. and then i'm looking at brandon like, i don't understand how this happened. you know, i don't want to blame anybody but your first thought is, who was around. who can you look and see? maybe he had something to do with it? >> it's got to be a pretty shocking thing to discover. >> i mean, it is hard to describe. you just have 1 million emotions running through. you don't know what to do. >> the police came. took one look and called raymond "ray bob" roberts. then a detective with the san antonio police department. >> it looks like a robbery gone bad. the store is in disarray. the clerk was found in the back office. she's dead. i try to get some information on her. any witnesses. >> so we hold the scene down, get the crime scene detectives out there. >> the news, indistinct, unconfirmed, spread through the texas afternoon. somebody dead in amber's store. but most people did not know who. including amber's father as he headed ove

>> that is right, i am with rafael mariano grossi.or joining us. you met with secretary blinken, and you just met with the foreign relations committee. how did this come about? who initiated this invitation to have these meetings? rafael: it is part of my normal business, to be close with all the member states. the u.s. is a key partner for the iaea, and of course there are topical issues of the day that we may be discussing, iran and other things, of which the u.s. has a great state. so it was logical for me -- stake. so it was logical for me to come. >> you met with michael pompeo on iran. what's the difference of the diverging policy, which is big with iran, before the form -- between the administration before and this one? rafael: one thing i can say is the support of the united states to the iaea has been steadfast and permanent, irrespective of whether you have a republican or democrat in the white house. >> you came out with a number of reports during the trump administration, will that continue? the robustness of that? rafael:

solo llamé a mariano para un asunto sin importancia. violeta: jesús.

[música] esteban: los matrimonios son complejos, mariano. pero tú tienes una responsabilidad.

mariano rajoy hopes to meet the leadership. deciding the situation as fragile. and rolled back access to some facilities. singapore is taking steps to safeguard its energy security. the plan includes facilities from generators, and additional reserves if needed. results are urging them and warning of rising bills. it says more suppliers may be forced to exit the market. a single port plans to review the measures by the end of march. the fbi has raided a washington mansion linked to -- the aluminum tycoon and his companies were targeted by the sanctions in 2018. at the time, he was forced to relink us control -- relinquish control. a spokeswoman says the houses being searched are owned by family matters. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quin, this is bloomberg. rishaad: still to come, the outlook for ages major economies as the international monetary fund cuts its forecast for the region. this is bloomberg. yvonne: the imf credits growth for

>> i was just saying call me mariano rivera.ld pretend who that was. time for "pop news." we're starting with "halloween kills" slashing its opening night bringing in $23 million on friday. jamie lee curtis is expected to make quite the killing. >> i'll give you a courtesy laugh. >> projected to rake in $50 million over the weekend despite the fact that it is also expected to stream. its predecessor set a record for the biggest opening weekend in history for a horror film starring a woman. "halloween kills" is in theaters now. i don't like scary movies. >> i hear this one is a scream. >> there we go. >> linsey, i'm impressed. >> a couple days on weekend "gma" and linsey is on fire. >>> and now to cold play, they just released their new album "music of the spheres" which features their hit "my universe" with bts. and upfront man chris martin says they will create electricity from the audiences kinetic energy. >> that is the most cold play comment. >> sit with that for a minute. he said concert goers will have to jump up and down

he's not mariano here. at the end of september, president biden came to the house.lose the deal. he actually left with less votes on his bill than before he came. same thing happened at the end of this past week, came to the house to close the deal, and he left with less votes than he did before he came. some of the feedback that i got in talking to house democratic colleagues was that the president was not going into the heart of the details of the bill. he wasn't selling anyone on specifics. he was spending time meandering to other topics off of the bills and wasn't instilling confidence in moving the ball forward. the speaker has been desperately trying to close the deal amongst her members, but it is too close of a margin, and the far left continuing to hold her hostage. they have the votes to block both bills from passing. >> jon: if the president had widespread support among the american people, one would think members of congress would be more attuned to his requests, but according to the latest nbc news poll, the president is not doing so well. asked whether

i mean - what i - [ applause ] >> steve: that's great >> jimmy: you start shaking -- i was like, marianohose amazing, the greatest pitcher of all time. greatest relief pitcher of all time, was there and he kind of helped me out. you'll see tomorrow. he was a great guy -- i'll talk more about mario on friday but i kept thinking about quest because it's a lot -- i just kind of started shaking because i had never been that nervous in a while and there wasn't that many people in the stands still yet >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: and so i was kind of happy not that many -- then i forgot it's broadcasted to millions of people and so i get up there and i go, "all right, so don't -- don't hit the dirt." that's the one thing and when you throw out a first pitch people that know you're throwing it out start sending you clips of bad pitches, and they go, "don't do this. [ laughter ] don't do this one or don't do that one," and i got 25 clips of questlove throwing the ball and i go - [ laughter ] >> steve: from different angles >> jimmy: i'm joking i'm joking i'm joking definitely no. i'm joking yeah

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