international charity is selling lottery tickets for $100.00 euro's each with a chance to win pablo picasso's work now to almost 200000 tickets are on sale so could raise far more than the 1000000 euro cost of the piece which dates from $921.00 the lottery will also funded projects by the ngo can in africa. now it's one of the major recurring issues affecting the african continent livestock farmers in southern africa are suffering at the hands of one of the worst droughts for 40 years the severe dry period has left many of them struggling to keep their animals alive is that the united nations to warn that more than 11000000 people a facing crisis levels food insecurity. the deadline these boys are carrying has just died of starvation endless drives it's hitting most of south africa especially the cairo towns of the eastern cape. many sheep i've already been lost after food and water simply run as now the farmers have to share their own food with their livestock. but what about the people but demand at the scene is they keep going it's all i can really give him because i don't have the money t

it's the "nature morte" painting by pablo picasso, valued at1 million euros. work in africa. the funds raised by this sale will be used to finance a project of the ngo care, in africa. the first million will be used to recompense the current owner. all the rest, up to 19 million euros, will be invested in the project. a reminder of the top story. the white house has claimed that extraordinary testimony by a diplomat at the impeachment hearing com pletely diplomat at the impeachment hearing completely exonerates the president. gordon sondland said he believed he was carrying out mr trump's orders to put pressure on the ukraine to investigate a business link to the democratic presidential hopeful, former vice presidentjoe biden. the president has denied strongly any wrongdoing. ten democratic party candidates hoping to fight donald trump on the 2020 election have now begun their fifth live tv debate. several of them condemned the president's actions over the ukraine including joe biden who mr trump allegedly wanted to investigate. the early pa rt allegedly wante

. >> she's remembered unfortunately but persistently for her brief relationship with pablo picasso. >most comprehensive retrospective is challenging that narrative. the exhibition opened this week at one of london's top art galleries before it heads to the u.s. in april. >> you can see the depth of the output before she even met picasso and she was accomplished in her own right. >> her commercial work hinted at innovation and surrealism. but her strong political convictions pushed her to document real life with street photography that captured magic in the every day. . >> it is an opportunity not to completely down play here years with picasso but to use them in such a way to investigate the way in which they influence one another. . >> and the two did collaborate. picasso made his weeping woman inspired by dora maar. she painted him too. extensively documented the making of his monument ear work, his response to one of the worst atrocities of the spanish civil war. now, with work across her sixth decade career, dora maar is getting the recognition she was denied in her lifetime. cnn,

he's been everyone from pablo picasso to puss in boots. is called "pain and glory," he plays glory. please welcome antonio banderas. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: wow, look at that. is this the one? is this the real ssososososor >> this is the real zorro costume, except the boots from from puss in boots. >> jimmy: where have you been keeping it? >> it was in a box in new york. >> jimmy: thanks for digging it out for us. >> eventually, i took it out, i confess. >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: happy halloween to you. >> thank you, you too. >> jimmy: what year did you come to the united states. >> what year. 1990. >> jimmy: was halloween a weird thing for you? >> yeah. in spain, it wasn't a thing. >> jimmy: they're starting to get it going. >> yeah, but it doesn't -- >> jimmy: it doesn't. >> if you see people dressing up today on the streets people would look at them and say they are crazy. if i go like this right now, my hometown, i may get arrested. >> jimmy: is that right? >> or taken to a psychology or something like t

it‘s the "nature morte" painting by pablo picasso, valued at one million euros.ecompense the current owner. all the rest, around £16 million, will be invested in the project. the us—born giant panda bei bei has arrived in southwestern china after a 16—hour flight, with plenty of bamboo for him to munch on as he settled into his new home. the four—year—old cub, whose name means "precious, treasure" in mandarin, has been ambling around his new cage at a research centre in sichuan province. bei bei travelled aboard a specially outfitted boeing 777f cargo plane called the "panda express". now it‘s time for a look at the weather forecast, with simon now it‘s time for a look at the weatherforecast, with simon king. now it‘s time for a look at the weather forecast, with simon king. few clear skies out there at the moment, dumfries and galloway there, some sunshine here, and elsewhere quite cloudy. pick a cloud towards the west of the uk, bringing outbreaks of rain this morning, that weather front is not moving far. —— thicker cloud. the best of any sunshine across scotl