new york's metropolitan museum at minus the hardware of rock n roll and its show called play it loud. i'm an eclipse mackinnon thanks so much for joining us british prime minister to resign may has also the e.u. for yet another extension to bret's it saying the u.k. needs more time to avoid leaving the block without a deal and l.s.s. sent to european council president donald tusk may offer the brics that deadline to be delayed until up to june thirtieth she said she hopes to get person out of the e.u. before european elections in may she said that london would make preparations to hold the elections if that's not possible britain's parliament remains deadlocked over the the withdrawal agreement to reason they secured with the e.u. . for more on this we're joined from london by did. and from brussels by go first to you in london bagot can you give us some details on what exactly two reason may is asking for this time. well the reasoning being heinrich to reason may's request is that she wants more time to sort out breck's it basically because here in parliament she has faced a deadlock

at the metropolitan museum in new york, an exhibit featuring the iconic tools of rock 'n roll is setopen, from the telecaster strummed by muddy waters to john lennon's 12 string rickenbacker, the display is a treasure trove for music lovers. take a listen. reporter: it was the start of a revolution. ♪ [cheering] reporter: and now the art spaces of the met museum in new york are being felt -- filled by the icons of rock 'n roll. "play it loud" is taking on the genre that changed music forever. >> this is one o of the most important artistic movements of our lifetitime. it is now 70 plus years old and there are a lot of living legends who can participate, who could lend their objects and expertise to the show. reporter: and they did. the collection boasts 130 pieces on loan from some of rock 'n roll's biggest names. the beatles' ringo starr, eddie van halen, and keith richards of rolling stones fame to name a few. it is organized thematically and looks at how musicians embraced emerging technologies. "play it loud" can be heard and seen. the eagles legend here. ♪ [applause] >> hanging

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play it aloud at the metropolitan museum in new york trench rock n roll songs make impact on our culture through iconic role instruments. but let's get straight underway with the yoko ono exhibition and scott is just back from the opening and in a way actually there's a connection there she's also an iconic figure in rock n roll ready yeah you know really yeah of course i mean but it's interesting because of before this exhibit i think i was thinking about yoko ono and what i what i think about her and i guess i mean i think we all sort of an image of her but it's really directly connected to you know her ladyship with with john lennon and i always really if i'm honest i thought of her more or less just the wife of jon benet you know and you know the people the person the people of the beatles on the or whatever but and the one who then went on to make some really strange music with john lennon and the plastic ono band if you remember that so that was my idea going into this exhibit but the this exhibit from leipzig is called pieces power and it displaced sixty years of her artwork i did

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. >> new york's metropolitan museum of art debuting its first exhibit on rock 'n' roll music. it features more than 130 astruments dated as far back 1939. livinge are a lot of legends who could participate. object,d lend their lend their expertise to the show. that is why it is a perfect time to do this expedition. holly's guitar, a piano customized for lady gaga. withdees included artists instruments featured in the show, such as the eagles john felter and his double net guitar, the one he uses to play "hotel california." >> to be hanging on the wall here is the highest accolade, the highest honor i could get. opens april 8.on you can catch all of the relics through october 1. negotiator brexit takes aim at london. any of the same ideas remains out of the question. onkey's party loses his grip local elections. president announces he will leave office before his mandate expires. it is welcomed with caution. time to look at today's business news. you are starting ouout with asningsgs from central bankers the possibilility of a no o deal brexit blooms lalarge. >> top european n

for instance the metropolitan museum of art using artificial intelligence to predict which art you willnjoy. microsoft says it's a way to taylor art for anyone. >> we're literally curating a personalized data set based on the individual. >> the system could say she liked flint and she liked the babylonian style. >> reporter: that's right. >> reporter: once the collection is scanned the museum can recommend art as easy as on line stores recommend books or clothing. >> there's no one object that can inspire every single person on the planet. >> reporter: until now we thought of all of this as the unique magic of being human, right? well, what happens if machines begin to pick out the patterns in what you and i enjoy and begin to simulate them back at us until we live in a world where we cannot tell the difference between being human and being fooled? whatever it is his portrait sold for more than $50,000. does he worry about killing off the role of human artists? >> it's enabling me to do and see things i might not be able to do many wale or even imagine. >> reporter: maybe ai can't repla

masterpiece a a van halen guitar share the same place, but you will find both at new york's metropolitan museumext week the exhibit "play it loud" will open to the public and rock 'n roll fans will line up to see it. the show brings together seen guitars and instruments from musicians such as bob dylan, elvis presley, and the beatles. e bbc's nada tawfik got a sneak peak. nada: the quiet galleries of the met are filled with preciouses masterpi from the world's greatest sculptors and painters. [record scratch] ♪ nada: but the volume has been turned up to showcase a very different artistic movement, rock 'n . the exhibition "pl it loud" lets music lovers get up close to the instruments of legends from jimi hendrix to bob dylan. this is the rst major art exhibition dedicated to the instruments of rock 'n roll. there are more than 100 pieces, and some are on loan from the greats theelves. jimmy page from the british rock band led zeppelin lent severalis of hrized possessions like this guitar and stage outfit e used in a performa the hit "stairway to heaven." e said when the met approached him with

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their idols musical instruments as they are with the hits that they love to listen to at the metropolitan museum in new york an exhibition is set to open featuring some of rock n roll's most prominent hardware from the telly coughed up played by blues legend muddy waters to john lennon's twelve string reckon back at the display is a treasure trove of music lovers. it was the start of a revolution. and now the art spaces of the met museum in new york are being filled by the icons of rock'n'roll. using a cornucopia of instruments play it loud is taking on the history of the genre that changed music forever it's a great time because this is one of the most important artistic movements of our lifetimes and generations in iraq and was seventy years seventy plus years old and there are still a lot of living legends who could participate who created the lens of their objects and lend their expertise to the show and that they did the collection boasts more than one hundred thirty pieces on loan from some of rock n roll's biggest names. the beatles ringrose star eddie van halen band keith richards of rol

van halen guitar are featured in the same place but you can currently find both at new york's metropolitan museum the public and rock and roll fans can't wait to get a look. the display brings together rarely seen guitars and instruments from more than 80 renowned musicians such as bob dylan, elvis presley and the beatles. our north america reporter, nada tawfik, got a behind the scenes look and even ran into a special guest. the quiet galleries of the met are filled with precious masterpieces from the world's greatest sculptors and painters. but the volume has been turned up to showcase a very different artistic movement, rock and roll. music. the exhibition play it loud lets music lovers get up close to the instruments of legends, fromjimi hendrix to bob dylan. this is the first major art exhibition dedicated to the instruments of rock and roll. there are more than 100 pieces and some are on loan from the greats themselves. jimmy page from the british rock band led zeppelin lent several of his prized possessions, like this double necked guitar and stage outfit used in stage performance of the h

. >> reporter: new york's metropolitan museum of art is filled with masterpieces by giants like picassoeek, don felder's gibson double-necked guitar will join them. ♪ it's the instrument felder has used for 40 years to play "hotel california," the masterpiece he cowrote for the eagles. it will be shown along with keith moon's custom drum set, jerry lee lewis' baby grand piano, and john lennon's 12-spring rickenbacker. at the met's exhibition "play it loud." it's the first time an art museum has honored the instruments of rock 'n roll. >> this is chuck berry's guitar that he used to record john my b good, the first great rock an then about a guitar player. ♪ >> it's still got the traveling tags on the case. >> yeah, chuck berry on the case. it's as pure as you can get. >> reporter: jason dubney is curator of the met's musical instrument department. >> i think we're celebrating these amazing artists. >> reporter: he spent five years organizing the exhibition with the rock & roll hall of fame. these are ringo's drums? >> this is his first lovely drum set. he bought this in 1963. >> reporte

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the ceo of the metropolitan museum of art. thank you for being with us.t's under these circumstances. when you hear frances president saying he wants this done in five years, that seems ambitious, certainly. >> it is unrealistically ambitious but it speaks to an aspiration that is very powerful. to do this work the way it needs to be done so that the building stands for another 800 years, it's going to take longer but the fact that the world stepped up as it has is remarkable and that's the most important part. >> it's sad that it took firemen -- there was renovation work going on. clearly it needed renovation work. even people who are not catholic that have never been there. i was surprised yesterday just by reaction. >> people from all over the worldcom. they come to celebrate this great monument for its beauty and historical significance and place in the middle of paris. it's an icon on the city. >> it's also a living building. it's not a museum, it's a community church and there are masses there and the history of it -- i was talking to somebody earli

the ceo of the metropolitan museum of art. thank you for being with us.ances. when you hear frances president saying he wants this done in five years, that seems ambitious, certainly. >> yeah. >> there are apartments in new york that have taken longer than five years to renovate. >> i think it is unrealistically ambitio ambitious, but it speaks to an aspiration that is very powerful. to do this work the way it needs to be done so that the building stands for another 800 years, it's going to take longer but the fact that the world stepped up as it has is remarkable and that's the most important part. >> it's sad that it took firemen -- there was renovation work going on. clearly it needed renovation work. but certainly the outpouring in this. it has really touched people, even people who are not catholic, who have never been there. i was surprised yesterday just by react from people, even on the street, coming up to me and elsewhere. >> it is a monument for everyone. and anyone who visits the cathedral knows it is people from all over the world come. they

businessman, this is made around that time, this is when he joined the board of my alma mater, the metropolitan museum of art, he became the american nest, who became its curator of sculpture, he did everything, acquired art, and, as you see, very much the dignified fellow. and, he is presiding now, over with a commission, decision of where to put this new building. one of the choices is union station. they discarded, this is the way union station looks when it was built, without much around it. it was discarded, because people thought commuters and passengers came through and they wouldn't pay enough attention to a lincoln statue that was near the railroad station. we lucked out there. next choice was at the base of the u.s. capital. well, we've already got this plan for a grant statue, maybe we shouldn't do it at the capital. what if we create a new avenue radiating from the capital intuited the other end? no, that doesn't seem like a great idea either. the soldiers home would be a great place. lincoln spent much time there. well, same problem as before, it is remote. so, we are not going to do it a

expressions of sympathy and grief coming in from the met, metropolitan museum of art in new york city. the met and the collective cultural community are watching in shock and horror at the fire engulfing notre dame cathedral. it goes on, "we're sending our support and strength to the people of paris". the french ministry have said that 400 firefighters have been mobilized. quoting now, "an exceptional device was put in place to put out the fire" meaning they're trying to move a device in that direction and asked for the clearing of roads as the flames continue to roar on the left-hand side of the screen. we know like all fires, this began very small in this 850-year-old landmark in a construction zone in the rear according to authorities. but we do not know what efforts were made to put it out in the early going or how exactly it spread so quickly. we do know the building is largely surprised of wood. much of that wood is some 850 years old. it would stand to reason that fire would spread quickly under those circumstances. date line paris from the associated press at the scene of notr

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we're talking about you, took a big test leading his blindfolded trainer olivia around the metropolitan museumis that? guess what? for our crowd moment we have these adorable stuffed sunnies. they come complete with the mini vest. y'all, do you want to give them out to the crowd? she wants one. >> this is fun. >> here you go. >> oh, yeah, this is fun. >> incoming! >> this is a lot of fun. >> we are getting our steps in, jen. >> that was a bad toss. sorry about that. >> sunny is like, where is mine? we will get you one, buddy. >> okay. by the way, if you want to cuddle your own stuffed sunny, you can head to today.com for the details. you can have -- >> that was fun. >> i know. >> i can see people with the t-shirts. it's fun. >> yes. it's a lift. >> congratulations, pup. >>> meanwhile, we have got a star-studded half hour straight ahead. robert de niro, jane rosenthal, the founders of course of the tribeca film festival are with us ahead of tonight's kickoff. >>> from movie icons to music legends, sting is here in our studio going to perform one of his classic hits. plus he has big news to shar

protesters tossing prescription bottles at their wing at the new york metropolitan museum of art and7 million, officials saying they will no longer accept their money in donations. now, new york and massachusetts aren't the only states going after the sackler family. three other states so far have filed suit. this could be just the beginning going after the family's fortune as we reported an estimated $13 billion and claiming they've been in the driver's seat in the opioid crisis. george? >> thanks. we're joined by david bernick who represents several members of the sackler family. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> that new york attorney general lawsuit says that the family engaged in years of deceptive marketing and the bottom line, they conclude that the sackler family and purdue are the masterminds behind the crisis. should take responsibility. what's your response? >> the first thing that's very, very important is that the sackler family deeply feels the sorrow and the pain that this opioid epidemic has inflicted on people and their loved ones and their fami

van halen guitar are featured in the same place but you can currently find both at new york's metropolitan museumings together rarely seen guitars and instruments from more than 80 renowned musicians such as bob dylan, elvis presley and the beatles. the bbc‘s nada tawfik got a behind the scenes look and even ran into a special guest. the quiet galleries of the met are filled with precious masterpieces from the world's greatest sculptors and painters. but the volume has been turned up to showcase a very different artistic movement, rock and roll. the exhibition play it loud lets music lovers get up close to the instruments of legends, fromjimi hendrix to bob dylan. this is the first major art exhibition dedicated to the instruments of rock and roll. there are more than 100 pieces and some are on loan from the greats themselves. jimmy page from the british rock band led zeppelin lent several of his prized possessions, like this double necked guitar and stage outfit used in stage performance of the hit song stairway to heaven. he said when the met approached him with the idea, he loved it. it was sa