picasso, matisse, stolen in a brazen heist. why the joke may be on the thieves tonight. >>> good evening on this tuesday night as we come on the air, president obama and governor mitt romney are preparing to head into the arena for their second big debate. and both men are on the ground just outside new york city. they know the power of one night in this race. look at this. you can see it right there after the first debate, a dramatic change. that surge for mitt romney. now just three weeks remaining, 21 days until americans go to the polls. it is "your voice, your vote" and our team is on the ground at hofstra university in new york, so let's start with abc's jake tapper and what the president is going to bring tonight, jake. >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, campaign sources for both campaigns tell me that romney and obama have rehearsed for this potentially tricky town hall format with aides throwing them random questions jumping from topic to topic looking for ways to bond with the undecided voters who will make up th

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pictures by matisse and picasso are still missing from that theft. in 2004, "the scream" by edwa mk was taken and even "the mona lisa" was stolen from the louvre. >> it's very impressive when you can open up your den and see a great piece of artwork, whether it's a matisse or a picasso. >> reporter: the artworks taken this week like the pablo picasso piece is so well known they cannot be sold on the open market, but some expert fear they may end up as collateral for a bad debt in the underworld. now perhaps there was inside information because there were no guards on duty overnight when the raid happened at the museum. instead, they relied on cameras and alarms which seems incredible, natalie, because getting the pictures back will be a tough job. around 20% of artwork stolen like this are never recovered. >> amazing. keir simmons, thanks so much. >>> americans are making progress in their fight against cholesterol. the cdc says overall cholesterol levels among adults have improved over the last two decades. they say much of the credit goes to choles

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a picasso, a matisse, two monets, a gauguin and more, as good as art gets. the value? hundred million dollars. lawyer chris marinello spends his life tracking stolen art. in the hands of these criminals, what are they worth? >> they're absolutely worthless. no legitimate dealer or museum or collector will touch these paintings. >> reporter: they may try to ransom them, but officially the art world doesn't pay ransom, and experts say there is no real black market for stolen art. when the mona lisa was stolen in 1911, pablo picasso himself was a suspect, but two years later, a museum security guard was arrested as he tried to sell the painting to an italian museum for $100,000, a fortune at the time. the reality, less than 10% of stolen art is recovered. if these paintings aren't found quickly, they're likely gone for a generation or forever. jeffrey kofman, abc news, london. >> a hundred million bucks. police were actually there five minutes after the alarm was triggered, but still those guys were gone and so was that art. >> oh, it's like "ocean's eleven." >> they made

police say seven paintings are missing including works by henry matisse.ach painting is worth 1 million euros, $1.3 million. police are reviewing surveillance videos and they've posted photos on their website. the museum opened the exhibition last week to celebrate its 20th anniversary. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more updates at the top of the hour. thank you very much for joining us.

that is your forecast. ,,,, a matisse and monets are mig from a museum in the netherlands. >>> a pricey picasso, and some monaes are missing from a museum. the thieves stole a total of seven valuable paintings in the middle of the night. those paintings could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. police are not saying how the thieves pulled it off. but they do say the robbers clearly knew what they were after. the museum displayed the collection to celebrate its 20th anniversary. >>> some california school districts are red hot over a salty snack. this is youtube video and it is an indication of how popular flaming hot cheetos are among young people. but some schools in southern california are actually pushing to ban them. a 2 1/2 ounce back has 24-grams of fat and nearly a quarter of the recommended sodium for an entire day. >> these ingredients will lead to high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease. >> if students bring the snack to school, principals in the pasadena unified school district can confiscate them. it doesn't decide which snacks are available o

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picasso, monet, matisse, taken in the middle of the night by thieves, with good taste and a stealth approach. police say they have it all on security video. they just don't have the paintings. >>> an airfare analyst in "usa today" is out with a list of the four best days of the year to fly. they are thanksgiving day this year, because fares go down from preholiday levels. december 18th, the last day before the christmas flying week price hikes. march 20th, because flights to europe go up in price 20% the next day. and june 3rd, for the best fares from the west coast to tokyo on singapore airlines super jumbo airbus 380. we've posted the entire list for you on the web. >>> up next here tonight, an american woman who has lived long enough to see it all. >>> hbo is debuting a documentary thursday night about the very public american life of ethel kennedy. at 84, she's certainly a survivor having lost her husband and two of her 11 children. she's seldom spoken about her life, about any of it. but she talked to us about the parts of her story she's chosen to reveal now. >> i mean, how lucky could

the art security system walking off with pieces worth hundreds of millions by picasso, monet and matisse among others. >> the alarm response was very quick, so the thieves were not able to steal many paintings, but unfortunately they managed to get out with a few. >> reporter: the works were part of the tritan foundation foundation which included dozens of other famous paintings all exhibited publicly as a group for the first time. authorities now reviewing surveillance video trying to figure out how the crooks managed to pull off the sophisticated crime. they say thieves have limited options other than blackmailing the owners, museum or insurers. >> these paintings will remain in the crime scene for many, many years maybe because they can't sell them. they might destroy them, about the again it's impossible to sell them. >> reporter: the paintings have since been registered internationally as stolen. investigators are calling for any witnesses to come forward. in london amy kellogg, fox news. >>> dozens of local national guard troops are back home tonight after serving 10 months in afgh

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a thief getting away with seven paintings including a picasso, a matisse and two monets after breaking into the museum in rotterdam. dutch police are reviewing video footage but so far they have got nobody in custody. those are the news headlines on the fox business network. book to ashley and lori. lori: thank you, julie banderas. updating you on a story that broke earlier this hour, citigroup we're hearing will hold a teleconference on its management shake-up. citi announcing the teleconference will happen 4:30 eastern time just over two hours. city chairman, michael o'neill, and new ceo, michael core bat will host it. ashley: interesting to see what they have to say. the dow posting big gains today, up 114 as earnings season gets underway. my next guest says look for consumer growth for long term investment ideas. jason pride, from glenmede which manages by the way over $20 billion. jason, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, ashley. ashley: i didn't realize there was any manufacturing going on in the u.s.. >> well, you know the u.s. manufacturing renaissance as we've been hearing f

they include a picasso, a matisse, a gaugin, and two monets.d at the museum five minutes after the alarm system was triggered. >> we had state-of-the-art alarm system but somehow the people responsible for this found a way in and a way out and they found the time to take seven paintings. >> reporter: chris marinello, director of the art loss register said high level of sophistication it took to pull the crime off said thieves had inside information. >> police will be looking at friend, relatives of various museum personnel, looking into their backgrounds. >> reporter: together the paintings have an estimated value in the tens of millions of dollars, which would make this one of the biggest hart heists in recent history. but marinello said despite the high value carried by tart the people who stole it will have a hard time selling it. >> you take these to vancouver, or somewhere you can't sell them. no respectable collector ordealer will touch them. >> reporter: the museum is optimistic the stolen artwork will soon be recovered. >> senior corres

paintings by matisse and picasso, they're all gone. some say they're worth over 100 million. it shows the thieves letting themselves into the museum. i spoke with chris maranello, he is the executive director at the art loss register, he is a stolen art hunter himself. >> well, this was a very well planned theft. the museum had advertised this exhibit for quite some time so apparently word got out to the thieves that these valuable paintings would be on display. >> i think the question that came out of most of our mouths when we heard about this huge theft was how in the world would somebody think that they could sell these pieces of work? they are world famous and clearly tracked by art connoisseurs. so how do you sell something like this? >> that's exactly the truth. the thieves don't think about what they're going to do after they steal them. a lot of times they think they're going to quickly cash out. but they realize that organizations like our organization and interpol will be spreading the word that these are stolen and no one will buy them, no auction house, no respec

>> reporter: a matisse lithograph. $1,049. and an andy warhol.o put it another way, 2,336 rolls of kirkland brand of toilet paper or 187 pounds of cashews. costco says it keeps the cost below those of most galleries by charging no more than a 14% markup. business is booming since the art was first listed weeks ago. if you go online, you notice these masterpieces are sold out. >> i mean, i like costco. but for fine art -- i'd rather be in person. >> they're a big company and i would trust buying fine art from them. >> reporter: the artwork will join other luxury offerings at costco like jewelry and designer wedding dresses. believe it or not, fine art has been sold at discount chains before. sears sold picassos, rembrandts, and chagals back in the 1970s. and get this, your warhol comes with a money back guarantee. if you don't like it. that might just be better than 15 minutes of fame. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> who knew? hey, sam i i saw you had your eye on the matisse. >> i know where you're going, george. i

museum in the netherlands making off with works of art by people with names like picasso, monet and matisseen goods are potentially worth hundreds of millions. police in rotterdam are not saying how the burglars pulled off the early hours heist. they say officers arrived just five minutes after the alarm was triggered. >> they were quick. >>> bay area is a step closer to hosting another super bowl. the 49ers are one of three teams in the running to host the games in 2016 or 2017. if the 9ers win the game would be played at the new santa clara stadium which is still under construction but going up fast. should be done in a couple of years. san francisco would host the pre-game festivities of course. the decision will be made sometime in may. >>> so who will play in the super bowl this season? we do know who will be performing at halftime at the game. beyonce will take center field during the halftime show at the super bowl xlvii in new orleans. there's been a return to pop stars in recent years after a long break. that was due to the famous janet jackson-justin timberlake incident in 2004. i

hit a museum in the netherlands making off with works of art with people like monet, picasso and matisseolen goods are worth hundreds of millions. rotterdam police don't know how it happened. they say officers arrived just five minutes after the alarm was sounded. >>> the spca is trying to find a 10-week-old puppy stolen from a shelter in san francisco. the puppy named violet was taken yesterday afternoon. the terrier is still healing from being spayed and the hasn't received all her vaccinations. >> she should not be walking around outside and she should not be socializing with unvaccinated dogs. it's very important for her safety. >> there is a $500 reward for violet's safe return. >>> 6:52. some trouble in the san francisco bay. >> oracle team usa's $10 million boat capsized into the bay's waters. we'll tell you the dangerous conditions that caused some major damage. ,,,,,,,,,,,, (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, ag

seven paintings were stolen, including works by monet, picasso, and matisse, among others. they're part of a private collection that was being exhibited publicly for the first time. police did not explain how the robbers managed it, but one museum security expert said they had to get through a sophisticated security system. >> the response was very quick. thieves were not able to steal many paintings but unfortunately they got out a few paintings. these paintings will remain on the crime scene for many many years, maybe because they can't sell them they might destroy them. again it's impossible to sell them. >> sreenivasan: the paintings would be worth hundreds of millions of dollars if they were sold legally. the c.e.o. of citigroup abruptly resigned today, effective immediately. vikram pandit and his chief operating officer, john havens, both stepped down. citigroup said michael corbat will step in as c.e.o. he had been the bank's chief executive for europe, the middle east and africa. the company gave no explanation for the sudden departures, but the "wall street journal

picasso, matisse, monet and this is clearly an asset. the considerable value.he san jose museum of modern art is more than upcoming artists. instead of the san francisco museum of modern art >> what is great is that these pieces are all dead. >> if this is where the value comes from. i would weather owned and andy warhol. >> and also the loser is microsoft that is announcing their surface tablet that is more competition for the ipad. competition is good? in a competition is good but of in santa claus is going to bring the surface tablet i'm going to return it. and apple has cooled, microsoft does not. with $499, $499 is competing on the price. who does really want this it has a kickstand. people are dancing with this and angry birds and that i great but people are looking trying to get there but it does not look like when those seven, when those eight is that desirable. and really, who wants this? with windows 07 or windows 8? >> finally, the when her there is facebook. and apple is the most valuable but facebook is the most valuable brand? >> all news is good

>> reporter: a matisse lithograph for $1,049. andy warhol for more than $1,000.land brand toilet paper. or 187 pounds of cashews. costco says it keeps the cost below those of most art galleries by charging no more than 14% markup on all retail items. business is booming. since the art was first listed two weeks ago. if you go online, you notice all the masterpieces are out of stock, sold out. >> i mean, i like costco, but for fine art, i would rather be in person. >> they're a big company. i would trust to buy fine art from them. >> reporter: the art work will join other luxury offerings, like jewelry and wedding dress. believe it or not, fine art has been sold at lines before, sears sold through their catalog in the 1970s. get this your warhol comes with a money back guarantee if you don't like it. that just might be better than 15 minutes of fame. john muller, abc news, new york. >> i may be the only person on the planet never been to a costco. but i think it's great they have that stuff there. >> wait, have you been to sam's? >> no. i grocery shop. i am not a

so everybody talked about color and matisse. if you're modern, you use color. first of all, color is expensive. but then on the other hand, i don't really know whether i like those very colorful blues and yellows and oranges. i knew an older artist who once lived in paris. one day i said to him, "can you tell me something about color?" he says, "there's one thing i can tell you -- nobody understands color." i said, "fine, that's just the way it is with me." and that was the end of that problem. around 1958, '59, somewhere around there, i started a painting. it was 18 feet by about 9 or 10 feet, and i'd never done a painting that big. and then i realized i didn't have the space to come back to see my painting. it was too close, and i couldn't seem to get far enough away to see what i'm doing. then my feeling about how i see a painting changed. i realized every time i do something, if i have to run back to take a look at it, it's impossible. i can't paint that way. ah! ah! instead of looking, i had to feel it. ah! in order to feel it, to work with it, i had to ca

the seven paintings by picasso, van gogh, and matisse, for stolen overnight.f dollars. details are coming in. police are refusing to say how the thieves broke in. as news warrants we'll have updates for you. >>> and voters will share the spotlight in the town hall debate. it will be undecided voters asking questions. many analysts are saying this is a must-win for president obama, who, according to one pole, has fallen five points behind romney in the key battleground states. >>> and secretary of state hillary clinton is taking the blame for last month's deadly embassy attack in libya. clinton said that she, and not the president, was responsible for the security lapses. she is looking to track down the terrorists who killed chris stevens and three others. >>> four teens have been missing since saturday. the two boys and two girls apparently ran away after meeting each other through the online gaming system. it links the globe. they reportedly drove off in a gold jeep. $400 is missing from one of the boys' homes. take a look at the pictures on your screen. >>>