for those of news new york it's a com comedy club in brooklyn. >> pablo picasso was down when he drew the blue room, struggling with depression at the death of a friend, the start of a blue period. who can blame him. he couldn't get a break. no one was buying his stuff. he was melancholy and so were his paintings. the art word gave him the brush off. but that will teach him. guess what just turned up. two for the price of one. a mystery man behind the blue room. >> in recent years there have been a greater interest in taking new technologies to understand that there is information about picasso that we didn't know because he had covered it up. >> turns out picasso used his canvass more than once, like many great artists, and he drew the blue room on top of a man with a period. >> the first reaction was this is special. the second question is who is it? we're still working on answering that question. >> there is a frenzy to find out who the mystery man. what we know so far is that it's not a self portrait. >> they first realized there was something behind the blue room painting back in

. >> pablo picasso was feeling down when he drew the blue room in 1901. struggling with depression after the death of a friend. picasso couldn't get a break, no one was buying his stuff. he was melancholy. the art world gave him the brush off. that will teach him. look what turned up. two for the price of one. advances in infrared technology reveal a mystery man behind the blue room. >> there's a greater interest in taking new technologies, to understand that there's information about picasso that we didn't know, because he had covered it up. pablo picasso used the canvases more than once like many great artists, painting the blue room on top of the man with the beard. >> it's something that makes what you do special. >> the second reaction is who is it. we are working on answering that question. >> the discovery set off a frepzy of academic -- frenzy of academic search finding out who the man is. the only thing greed it's not a picasso self-port rate. >>> next - our special report - in crisis again. iraq under siege. we'll have reports from on the ground

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nation, this is the most successful use of bioengineering in art since pablo picasso created that five-boobedr. it could very well usher in a whole new movement. think about it. using this same technology, we might finally be able to see what this guy's face looked like before it was mangled in a horrible apple-picking accident. or even better, even better, we can finally glimpse the venus de milo as she was meant to be. and the best part about this exhibit is that visitors can talk to it. >> visitors to a german museum are waiting in line for hours, literally to ask questions through a microphone to vincent van gogh's re-grown ear. think of your question for van gogh's ear, please. >> stephen: i've got one: why, god, why? because i have seen ears grow on corn. i have seen ears grown on mice. but an ear growing in a museum, that's a craziest [bleeped] thing i have ever heard. there's a saying around here, you stand behind what you say. around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of acco

a new discovery is making waves in the art world, they reveal aid hidden painting underneath a pablo picassoce, underneath the blue room s. a picture of a man in a blue bow tie, they believe he painted over another picture because he could in the afford new canvass, now they are trying to determine the identity of the man in this seatbelt receipt mara: it's easy to lose your way in a place like this. ms. winnie earle: kids in paterson face lots of obstacles - but nothing can stop their determination. mara: my dream is to be a pediatric nurse. ms. earle taught me if i work hard - i can do anything. ms. winnie earle: mara had so much potential, it was my job to help her reach her goals. mara: now, i'm headed to college to study nursing! ms. winnie earle: there are so many talented kids like mara - and they all deserve to live their dreams. >>> the federal trademarks for the washington red skins name are being revoked. the federal patents office made the decision today saying it's offensive for native americans. they can continue to use it but will lose the ability to collect financial interest

experts have long suspected that this 1901 masterpiece by the great pablo picasso, the blue room, mayr of sorts for the genius. now with the help of technological tricks we know what picasso has been hiding all these years. our athena jones has been -- >> picasso's paintings go for millions and millions of dollars these days, but it was the artist's early struggles when he was a poor bohemian that may have led to this great art mystery. ♪ >> there's more to this early masterpiece by pablo picasso than meets the eye. >> it's something that every curator in the back of their mind they think oh, maybe during my career i might have something spectacular happen like this. >> reporter: the blue room is considered one of the first of his so-called blue period worth tens of millions of dollars and if you turn it sideways and use an infrared camera to see underneath the acclaimed painting you will find a hidden surprise, a portrait of an unknown man wearing a jacket and bow tie painted a few months before the young picasso completed the blue room in 1901. to find a complete painting underneath

but you talk about meeting pablo picasso, and mike has to say it was impossible because pablo picassothe legend of shep gordon." >> seth: that's true. and there's a lot of photographic evidence that these things happen, but every now and then i like that you -- >> once in awhile psychedelics can blur your memory. >> seth: exactly. [ laughter ] >> for 20 years i got to know shep. i was staying at his house and i would just ask him stories that were more fantastic than the next. and i start to do this thing where i would write a celebrity -- like ten celebrities on my hand. people would go home and i'd go, "okay, larry storch?" he'd go, "i met larry storch." [ laughter ] charlie chaplin. it would be like, "i had lunch with charlie chaplin" then it would just be this fantastic -- and i said, "you have to let me do this film." you know, this is a man who -- he invented the celebrity chef. >> seth: that's amazing, yeah. emeril gives you credit for it in the movie. >> he does, yeah. he's really, really nice. >> seth: you also, one of my favorite stories in the movie was one of my favorite s

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thanks so some scientific wizardry, a once rumored secret work by pablo picasso has proven to be thel thing. >> for more than a century art lovers discovered the blue peri set in motion by this work, the blue room. for a decade something of a mystery souurrounded the work. as early as the 1950s they wobdered about uneven brushstroke. they noticed an image behind the bathing blond wochlt it wasn't until 21st century infrared technology the truth was revealed and confirmed by experts. when creating the blue room he painted over another work, portrait of a bearded man wearing a bowtie. >> picasso known to paint over his own pictures. there are other examples where there's documentation, drawings, or types of documentation where it's confirmed the painting underneath the painting is by picasso. >> one explanation for why picasso would do such a thing has less to do with art and more to do with money or lack of it. at the time the 20-year-old spaniard living in paris was just one more struggling artist. to preserve what little he had, he sometimes reused canvases. >> we're trying to under

take a look at this painting, a masterpiece by pablo picasso.ook again because art experts have discovered a masterpiece hidden underneath. using x-rays and infrared light, they found this, a man in a bow tie, his face in his hand. they believe it's picasso, about 19 years old and broke, trying to save money and reusing that expensive canvas when inspiration struck. >>> how much would you pay for that perfect fried chicken recipe? popeye's shelling out $41 million to buy secret recipes they've already been paying for for years. they've been renting the recipe from the family. tonight they own it, they paid $43 million. what would they pay for diane's meet loaf? we'll find out. >>> it was 20 years ago tonight, 95 million americans all doing the same thing, watching that white ford bronco, o.j. simpson inside. 5 million more watched that than watched the super bowl that year. dominos pizza reporting record sales that night. so many americans ordering pizza, settling in for a long night in front of the tv. two years later ford discontinued the bron

. >> pablo picasso once said art is not true, it's the lie that makes us realize the truth. we have more discovery about the artists work. infrared technology revealed a hidden painting under a masterpiece the blue room. scientists and art experts found the i am package of a bowtied bearded man under the painting. this is an exciting find. >> it's one of those moments that makes what you do special. the second reaction was well, who is it. and we're still working on answering that question. >> images have been found under picasso works before. technology revealed his painting woman ironing has the image of a mustached man underit. >> twice the value, twilight as hutch. >> the price of a 1 cent stamp went up to $5 million, the value of a 19th century stamp printed in 1856. is measures an inch by an inch and a quarter. in 1980, it sold for $935,000. >> let's get a look at the weather across the country today. >> a wide area of instability through the midsection especially the northern tier of the country. in the midwest and all the way into the northeast, we have thunderstorms

researchers have found a painting by pablo picasso hidden beneath one of his most famous works. that painting is called "the blue room". it was painted in 1901, when picasso was 19. but new scanning with infra-red cameras clearly reveals the image of a bearded man. earlier x-rays -- and some odd brush strokes -- suggested the older painting was there. now art historians are hoping they can identify the mysterious man in the painting. the saying "jesus saves" has a new meaning in mexico. mexico's goalie in the world cup is now being called the "mexican jesus." guillermo ochoa had several saves, from nearly point blank range, to keep brazil scoreless yesterday. some say he made four *miraculous saves, hence the nickname. the game ended in a scoreless tie. we know about baseball games being delayed due to weather... but how about a *bear on the field* delay! is this the same bear? that's what happened at an american legion baseball game this past weekend -- in juneau, alaska. a black bear was spotted strolling leisurely by the outfield gate. it stayed behind the fence, eventually he

one of pablo picasso's early masterpieces upped "the blue room", during a period where he likely couldn't afford new canvass. infrared imaging found the image. they plan to ree create the portrait in the original colours. >>> that's some of what is happening around the world. >>> coming up, allegations of depraud in both -- fraud in both sides of the afghanistan election. what does if mean for the u.s.? >>> and a bid to clean up the ocean - how much different will it make. >> and what is tracking on the web? >> u.s. beat ghana in the first round of the world cup. the spotlight turned to delta airlines. while you are watching let uts know what you -- let us know what you think: >>> what was supposed to be the first peaceful hand over of power may lead to violence with both candidates claiming fraud. former foreign minister abdullah abdullah said former finance minister ashraf ghani was leading by nearly a million votes showed a fraud was under way. an abdullah abdullah senior campaign aid suggested that hamid karzai may be involved. ashraf ghani's campaign is making fraud claims of its own

portrait of an unidentified man is uncovered beneath "the blue room", an early master piece of pablo picasso, painted at the beginning of his blue period when he likely couldn't afford new canvases. investigators found it using infrared imaging. using x-ray mapping, they plan to ree create the original portrait in the original colours used by picasso. that is some of what is happening around the world. coming up, allegations of fraud from both sides in the afghanistan election. what does it mean for the u.s.? >>> president obama announces a big move to clone up the potion. make. >>> harmeli aregawi is tracking top stories on the web. what is tracking? >> social media buzzed after u.s. beat ghana in the first round of the world cup. the spotlight turned to delta airlines in what is called giraffe-gate. while you watch let us know what you think. join the conversation. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america

art curators have found a new painting by pablo picasso. they used infrared technology to screen the blue room. beneath that finished painting they found a portrait of a bearded man right there resting his face on his hand. dressed in a jacket and bow tie. now they don't know who that man is yet, but they are sure it's not a self-portrait of picasso. they hope this will help them learn more about what picasso was thinking during this phase of his career. >> he is 19 and he seems to be searching for a style. something that will help him stand out. >> this is not the first time a picasso painting has been found beneath a piece of his art work. >> i guess they use their canvass over and over a lot because it was expensive. struggling artists back then they were. >>> 5:15 is the time. let's check in with sal. how is traffic? >> doing well for the most part. let's take a look at what we have now. the traffic continues to look pretty good if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza and it is a very nice drive. your drive time is eight minutes

the time, this wednesday morning, and art experts have found ahead end painting, beneath one of pablo picasso'sirst masterpiece. >> so this painting, is from blue room back in 1901. infrared imagery revealed there is a painting underneath there, of that man, dressed in a jacket and bowtie with his face resting on his hands. experts now hope to figure out who the man is and why picasso painted him. >> really makes what do you special. then the second reaction was well who is it? and we're still working on him. >> well, it is not a self portrait what they are saying, we know that much. other hidden pictures have been found underneath other picasso painting. >> fascinating. warning about exploding bottles of wine. what may be causing this prosecco to blow. steve keeley at cooper river park in this heat. hey, steve, will people be jumping into the river to beat the heat today? no, nobody ever intentionately goes in here. hey look, the sun is up. the sun really not out yet. so still kind of cool. at least for today's standards. some people in the shade, a lot of people getting here early, chris, not

art curators they have found a new painting by pablo picasso.t's under another one of his masterpieces. they used infrared technology to scan the blue room. underneath the finished painting they found this. a portrait of a bearded man dressed in a jacket and bow tie. but they are sure it is not a self-portrait. they hope this will help them learn more about what picasso was thinking during this phase of his career. he is 19 and he is searching for a style. something that will help him stand out. >> this is not the fire time a picasso painting has been found beneath another piece of his work. there is another portrait of a man that was titled woman ironing. >>> let's check back in with sal looking at the commute. >> we are looking at the commute now and traffic is moving along relatively well. we are getting a look at 280 and it looks good getting up into highway 17. the traffic continues to look good with no major issues. if you are driving in the south bay i want to show you the map here. the traffic continues to look pretty good getting up to

. >>> some high tech tools have uncovered a hidden image in an early painting by pablo picasso.eated the blue room in 1901. it's considered one of his first masterpieces. curators at the phillips collection washington d. c. suspected there might be something underneath the paint. so they used an infrared camera to scan the painting, and the researchers discovered a portrait of an unknown man wearing a bowtie underneath the existing painting of a woman bathing. >> it's one of those things that makes what you do special. the second reaction was well, who is it. and we're still working on answering that question. >> scholars say they have ruled out the possibility of the unknown man being a several portrait. >>> let's talk about our weather. chief meteorologist is off. but rosemary is filling in tonight and spectacular day out there rosemary. >> you're right. so nice for so many of us. notably warmer than yesterday. and tomorrow even warmer than today. let's check in on your current conditions. 82 degrees right now walnut creek 79 in napa. upper 60s san francisco, half moon bay coo

. >> ifill: curators and scientists have discovered one of pablo picasso's first masterpieces "the blue room," has had a secret all these years. a second painting is concealed behind the first and that one holds a secret of its own: the identity of the bow-tied man in the portrait. the 1901 painting has been a part of the phillips collection in washington since 1927. museum experts used infrared and x-ray technology to find and refine the hidden portrait over the past five years. stocks extended their gains on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average added 27 points to close at 16,808. the nasdaq rose 16 points to close at 4,337. and the s-and-p 500 gained four points to close at nearly 1,942. still to come on the newshour: u.s. commandos nab a suspected ringleader of the benghazi attack. what iraq's insurgency means for its neighbors. protecting the wonders of the pacific ocean. the challenge of being homeless in high school. and a long-time reporter's new take on president nixon, and his life after watergate. >> ifill: nearly two years after the attacks in benghazi, libya,

he thought i was sitting with pablo picasso who had died a few years before. >> rose: you made it all up. >> my favorite documentary efforts for faith. >> one of my favorite moments in the documentary is mike, when i say i was with pablo me cause so he stops the film and says not true, chef was very high. >> and he allowed me to be his grasshopper. >> in many ways chef is my berger because when i met him on paper i should not like this person as a punk rocker. but he has that same quality. so he followed bergere. >> rose: one last trip. this is shep telling a story about his cat and cary grant. >> to make some money i bought several houses. one homes had a miniature train that went from the house to the pool. at one point i bought alice's house at the canyon and used to get people ringing the door well. i realize alice's house has been put on the star map and i put a sign saying alice doesn't live here anymore go get your money back. i had a cat who one day went missing and someone told me it went to cary grant's house. through the door i could see him mr. grant and i said that's my c

. >>> a hidden painting hats been found we next of one of pablo picasso's first, blue room.nter vealed a bow tied man. they are trying to work out who the man is that picasso covered up in 1901 during his famous blue period. >>> an exhibition at london's national gallery is tracing the history of color in western painted goes from the middle ages to the end of the 19th century. it chose the materials artists use to make colors and the technical challenges they overcame to master them and, of course, create iconic pieces of art. born by phillips reports. >> reporter: we see the world in color and great artists strive to capture it's variety and subtilty. they know that certainly colors work so well together. a boat. crabs. in both, it's the contrast between oranges and blues and greens that make them so beautiful. but for many hundreds of years artists struggled to recipients recreate the colors they saw in the natural world around them. >> color was difficult. it was hard. no easy to achieve. we see color all around us and think of it as being an easy thing, we go to a hoard

and unbelievable find within a painting by pablo picasso. noticed itever before.out what it is. we will tell you about it when we return. ♪ >> time for global outlook. siemens and mitsubishi have made an offer to buy the energy assets of alstom, valuing the business at more than $19 billion. a $17week after ge made billion offer for a unit. a hidden painting has been discovered under one of public house's first masterpieces. using advances and infrared imagery, scientists discovered a bow tied man'with his face resting on his hand beneath picasso's the blue room. who is this man? wow. continues incup brazil, bloomberg looked at the strategies players use when it comes to taking corner kicks. a professional player from new york's red bulls. >> when taking a corner kick, you factor in a few things. the way the opponent defense, where the keeper is standing, and where you want to put the ball. i like to put the ball in the middle of the half circle for the corner kick. i usually look at my target, i take a few steps back and position myself like between 45 degrees an

. >>> a hidden image found in a famous painting by pablo picasso. the technology that led to the discovery and the new questions it raises. >>> boorling. we're still -- good morning. we're still looking at traffic that's getting busier. we have reached the height of the morning commute. you can see that the traffic on the san mateo bridge is slowing down because of a crash westbound. we'll tell you more -- straight ahead. >>> clear skies. a little haze. there's a light puff of an easterly breeze for a few. it will be warmer today. sunny for all. but don't expect it to last too long. this looks to be the warmest day of the week. i will show you how warm -- coming up. female announcer: looking for the hottest deal on a new mattress? then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. right now at sleep train, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! don't miss sleep train's 4th of

underneath pablo picasso's masterpieces they discovered a second painting by the artist.ound a portrait of a man in the bow tie. the mystery, who is that man? they say they thought there might be another work under the blue room because it doesn't match the composition of the woman bathing in the picture. there you see her and, sure enough, when they look with the infrared it's the pan's face and beard, the brush strokes they saw that tipped them off. this is not the first one containing a hidden gem. a mustache joed man discovered under "woman ironing" currently housed in the guggenheim. check that out with new eyes. it's very cool. when you think they go for 1$15 plus million, two for the price of one, i mean, george, it's like a bargain. >> i'll get on that. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, some news for "fifty shades of grey" fans. you'll have to wait long story catch a glance of the steamy book brought to life on the big screen. not only will fans have to wait eight more months for the movie not that anyone here was counting. >> yeah, right. >> but reports say th

pablo picasspica the blue room. a portrait of the bearded man beneath the 1901 masterpiece. experts have known since the '90s that there was some other image under the painting. it's known that picassots back then painted over it to save money on canvas. now art historians will go through archives to see if they can find out who that mystery man was. it is now 8:05. let's get a check on the weather with al. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by advil. the pain reliever that's built to be as fast as it is strong. >> we are here at the wizarding world of harry potter, diagon alley, in the main branch of gringotts bank. i mean, this is really amazing. i've got a bunch of cash, gringotts notes. i want to open up an account. could you help me -- okay. maybe you could help me open up an account here because i've got all this cash. i've got -- okay. i'd really like to open up an account. it's like i'm in -- am i speaking english? i don't understand it. sir, can you please help me open up an account? hello? hello? >> here to open an account? >> am i speaking english? yes, i am. i'm going to open this up. here, you hold my big bag of money while i give you the forecast. nice. he