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spanish city of malaga as it marks 50 years since the death of its most famous son, the artist pablo picasso very diverse and there is a lot going on. and we are in glasgow to reveal the hidden story behind the uk's real national dish — which is not fish and chips, in case you were wondering. have ever told anyone outside the restaurant what's inside? no. until then, you know how it works. you can find us on bbc iplayer as well as on social media, too. we're in all the usual places, along with lots of other great travel content from around the bbc. see you soon. bye—bye. hello there. it was revealed by the met office that march just gone was a very wet month — in fact, the wettest for england since 1981. now, as we head into the start of april, it looks like high pressure will be the dominant force, bringing a lots of dry and bright weather, certainly for part two of the weekend and into much of the first working week of april as well. and quite promising, i think, in the run up to the easter weekend, too. so keep watching. so a high pressure building in overhead for part two of the weekend.

spanish city of malaga as it marks 50 years since the death of its most famous son, the artist pablo picassoy diverse and there is a lot going on. and we are in glasgow to reveal the hidden story behind the uk's real national dish — which is not fish and chips, in case you were wondering. have ever told anyone outside the restaurant what's inside? no. until then, you know how it works. you can find us on bbc iplayer as well as on social media, too. we're in all the usual places, along with lots of other great travel content from around the bbc. see you soon. bye— bye. hello. many of us will have been waiting patiently and crossing ourfingers for some drier weather because march has certainly been a very wet month across much of the uk, particularly for parts of england, where it's been the wettest march since 1981, over a0 years ago. some places have had three times the expected march rainfall, but now we turn the calendar over to april and actually through the weekend, things are going to be becoming drier and gradually brighter as well. not dry everywhere today, we've still got low pressur

. >>> well, this weekend marks 50 years since the death of ■pablo picasso, best known for such masterpieces brutality of the spanish civil war. in italy an artist honored picasso with his tractor, carving a giant land portrait of the famous artist. it's just one of several tributes. >>> and here in new york city it may soon be time to say good-bye to hello deli. after 31 years the owners of the business made famous by david letterman's "late show" are retiring and looking for a buyer. co-owner rupert g appeared on the show more than 400 times. g calls the free advertising and attention a blessing. >>> and that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others make sure you check back later for "cbs mornings" and of course follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reincast cnter in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> it's the "cbs news flash." i'm wendy gillette in new york. faculty at rutgers university in new jersey have gone on strike. for the first time in the state university's more than 250-year history. it's one of the largest faculty strikes ever

pablo picasso was a complicated, colourful, and controversial character, but he was also prolific anday pure box office for the so—called high value culture vulture market that malaga is keen to attract. born here in 1881, picasso actually only lived in malaga until he was ten, but 50 years on, from his death, the city is making the most of its illustrious local boy. there's postcards, fridge magnets, bags, and even language courses. picasso's influence is everywhere. but the main event is the museo picasso malaga. founded 20 years ago, it has over 300 works from across his life, housed in what was previously a 15th century palace. picasso's works are now some of the most valuable in the world, with paintings like this one sold at sotheby�*s in 2018 for around $69 million. many of the paintings and sculptures in the gallery were donated by his children at picasso's request. three different visions of doves. doves were used by picasso as symbols of peace, and his image of a dove would be adopted as an emblem of world harmony. he lived through some of the most turbulent events in modern

an artist in northern italy has created a portrait of pablo picasso, to mark the 50th anniversary of his death. and he has done it in a way you might not expect. dario gambrell has used a tractor to transform a 25000 square meter field in verona. into an image of the painter. barbara has carved out several portraits of high profile people through the years, including fidel castro. they now though davinci and barack obama. ah, not date of the headline stories before. leave you in the israeli military is carrying out as strikes in the gaza strip. it says it's targeting mass air raid sirens have also been sounded in southern israel signaling rocket fire from the besieged enclave hour earlier. he is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu held a security cabinet meeting. he also said that the country would hit its enemies after a barge of rockets was also fired from lebanon. and all this comes after israeli police again, stormy alex and moscow occupied east jerusalem bay 5 stone grenades and rubber coated steel bullets at the worshippers there who threw firecrackers and stones out there

pablo picasso was a complicated, colourful, and controversial character, but he was also prolific andbox office for the so—called high value culture vulture market that malaga is keen to attract. born here in 1881, picasso actually only lived in malaga until he was ten, but 50 years on, from his death, the city is making the most of its illustrious local boy. there's postcards, fridge magnets, bags, and even language courses. picasso's influence is everywhere. but the main event is the museo picasso malaga. founded 20 years ago, it has over 300 works from across his life, housed in what was previously a 15th century palace. picasso's works are now some of the most valuable in the world, with paintings like this one sold at sotheby�*s in 2018 for around $69 million. many of the paintings and sculptures in the gallery were donated by his children at picasso's request. three different visions of doves. doves were used by picasso as symbols of peace, and his image of a dove would be adopted as an emblem of world harmony. he lived through some of the most turbulent events in modern history

an artist in northern italy has created a portrait of pablo picasso to mock the 50th anniversary of his death. and he's done it in a way you might not expect. dario gun baron has used a tract up to transform a 25000 square meter field in verona. into an image of the painter. number is carved out several portraits of high profile people through the years, including fidel castro. they now though davinci and barack obama.

series for national geographic called genius to looked at the life stories of albert einstein and pablo picasso drawn to fact-based story centering around real people. why do you tnk that is? >> i really love telling stories about things that we thought we knew, but in fact had no idea. we all know what tetris is, we all grew up playing it or hearing about it, but none of us had an idea that this guy risk his house and home and life to go across into a place and lie his way into a soviet union so he could get the rest of the videogame. john: you detail a kafkaesque bureaucracy of the soviet union and the beginning of the end, the fraying of soviet communism. >> the initial name for this script was falling blocs, and i felt that was the story behind the story. the really interesting part about that time was nobody had any idea that the soviet union would end in two years, so there was a lot of existential questions being asked at all levels. john: the movie is tetris and is streaming on apple tv+. thanks so much. >> really appreciate it. ♪ john: now onle, this colorful instagram story explores t

pablo picasso was also a passionate admirer of cats, and he painted dozens of paintings that depictedtraveled with his cat bobo and appeared in public in a leopard coat with him under his arm here. and mark twain generally said that a house without a cat can hardly be called ideal, and his pet was called bombina, grass, because cats love grass, without exception , you can buy wooden trays for 400 rubles in a hardware store. the gardener's drawer is inconspicuous. and this is automatic for cats, let's turn it on, which does not allow stagnation in the water, so the cats will always drink fresh water and look how beautiful they are made friends with our radiators. and, of course, our favorite cloud with flowers, how could we stay here without them. when it's so soft it's so cozy. it's so warm. in addition to cats, people who want to take a cat can come here, sit down and play with cats, choose their own mattress for a cat. right here. and, of course , beds in our beautiful labyrinth , a very beautiful house, it is going up. and these are the toilets. we put them on for 27 days further.

the author of this painting is pablo picasso time well, it looks like it is very similar yes victoria's and i believe that the author of this painting is not pablo picasso a marc chagall but clearly uploaded his author's portrait with seven fingers. if you add, then translated go with all the fingers means not specifically some kind of image. well, the figure , what i like about him, but the fact that well, the work happens quickly, immediately and without any stops , the stronger side is the art of languages, therefore, i think that she will now gather. thanks for the extra information correct answer. to this question. no, indeed it is, and the picture of the brand walked a self-portrait with seven fingers, eighth question, moscow how much merged in this sound for the russian heart, how much resonated in it is it true or are these lines from lermontov's poem borodino time? ksenia have any ideas, i answered. no, we doubt it. he will answer gregory i also answered. no, and i also doubt it, someone answered and has no doubts, for example, nikita , well, i answered no, because in the fif

a huge portrait of pablo picasso appeared on a field in italy, it was created by the famous master ofdaria gambarin and the constant hero of our video reviews daria dedicated her new work to the fiftieth anniversary of the death of the great artist. artistic canvas thanks to a special gambarin strike. he has such a sense of space that he drives a tractor is able to plow fields and thereby create images without using any equipment like satellite navigator. he himself called the work eco-friendly and ephemeral. because they are short-lived and following the natural cycle, they soon disappear. this, by the way, is not the first such work of the master among his works created in the margins, the eyes turned out as if they were drawn, it's amazing how he does it at all when he would use the navigator. we would say well done, of course, beautiful, but doubly here. well done, because he just called the heart went and it turned out such a beauty. well, great. i think pikas. he portrayed in the spirit the pikas himself. there is also something of the master in this portrait, perhaps just tin.

. >> check out this italian land artist who decided to remember painter pablo picasso on p the 50th anniversaryath. the picture turned out to be more than 269,000 square feet. the artist quoted picasso saying the chief enemy of create creativity is good cents. if you have a viral video to share, send it over atlas gallagher or at trace gallagher or at fox news night on social media. >> as the legal fight over last weeks abortion pill ruling plays out the outcome is likely to have a large impact on the future of the food and drug administration's decision---making power. i want to play this back and forth because as we know a texas judge reversed the fda approval of mifepristone on and it's fascinating you saw this back and forth with jean pierre tinnitus briefing room. watch. >> my thoughts are it's completely out of bounds what the judge did. >> it's part of the plan; right? it's part of what we've been hearing from extreme magga republicans in these different state houses and of course national republicans saying they want a national abortion ban. >> kind of always the go-to. on these are not