what an omyo -- ohio man discovered a picasso could net him hundreds and possibly trousthousands will dollars. >>> which state has the moat devout worshipers? the answer coming up. >> the temperatures are mild but will dip back down into the 30s. the details coming up. >> reporter: and a new incident reported on i-95. we will let you know where and if it had tie up your morning drive. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> okay many you can sometimes find real gems at a thrift store but a rare work of art, that's unusual. >> yeah it is. at least that's what zack thought. he went into an ohio thrift store looking for something unique from the thrift store. >> he says he saw a piece of a pile of other artwork that said picasso. so when he took it home he discovered a fake signature from the artist in the lower corner. he didn't think it was real, though. >> i noticed it was a numbered addition so, i didn't think it was really a picasso. it's unlikely i would run into apicasso at a thrift store. >> the number came from france for 100 prints were made in 1958. art experts believe it's worth

a faint "picasso" signature in red pencil. exposition in france--broad estimates from art dealers value the piece at anywhere from 500 bucks to ten- thousand dollars. whatever its worth, zach is confident it's more than the 14-dollars he paid for it at the thrift store. tom skilling, how are you doing. >> we have some big storms often the west. we have some warmer weather coming this way. let's get a little icons indicating the storms are producing hail and downpours southwest of us. northeast winds and cooler temperatures and then the winds began turning southerly. it will be in the low seventies late saturday and the mid '70s on sunday. if the thunderstorms hold off, it could be get more than that. here is what the short-term range looks like, this is the forecast by three in the morning. this is at 5. in the morning rush-hour we will see some rain and thunderstorms may lead north and west. but these could pop up almost any time. it will rain through lunchtime and then it will go to drizzle and low clouds. look at the temper

went shopping in a theft store and bought what he thought was a run-of-the-mill dime store print of picasso but when he got home it turns out it was signed by the artist and it turns out only 100 was made and his is now valued at up to $10,000. >> very cool. >> so even picasso posters are worth something. >> uh-huh, very cool. i love his work. >> uh-huh. >> thanks for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13. maryland's news station. i am jessica kartalija. >> don scott. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> i saw the picasso part here that said picasso particular out from other art -- sticking out from other artwork. >> and he noticed a feint signature on the back and turns out there's only one 100 prints made and they believe it's worth 500 to $10,000. >>> justin bieber has pranked people ignoring the ringing phone. >> what he did that has texasresident calling a lawyer. >> sometimes tensions can rise during march madness. the unusual place people pick to slug it out. details on that ahead. at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. >>> thanks for joining us this thursday. this story gives new meaning to the term march madness emphasis on madness. >> all right this two fans from rivals kentucky and lewisville playing in the final four comin

martha: what turns out to be a super discount price for oh, just a picasso print., but i also knew, how often are you going to find a picasso just out in the so to speak wild? martha: another way to win the lottery, a masterpiece that was found in a bargain bin. a theuft shot in ohio struck gold after coming across this authentic picasso print. the man said he thought his $14 purchase was a copy. he say at the bottom there was a faint signature. only one hundred of the prints were made by picasso for an exhibition in 1958. his is number 6. it could fetch you have to $6,000,. bill: not bad. no selfservice for you. should the government have the right to jam your cellphone if public safety is at risk? claudia cowan is on this live in san francisco now. what is behind this issue, claudia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill, this all began last summer with a move that stunned free speech advocates. pwarbgts the bay areas public system and a public agency intentionally jammed electronic communications after learning that protestors were using text messages to

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and picasso print signed by the spanish artist there is a foreign signature in red pencil take a lookour dealers now believe that print is one of 100 that were made for a ceramics exposition in france the signature matches every other by picasso and many found it is confident the print is worth more than the $14 he paid for it. >>> i would think so. stay classy rare that line? another anchorman movie will be released actor will ferrell made the announcement in unique fashion during an, and last night's address does run burgundy looking dead. it is unclear when a sequel, of the first movie written $85 million in 2004 as of that picture of you when you had your mustache and he looks like you. >>> stay classic coming up he may want that is just as soon may go public. + speaking out suspended share of ross murdering his wife and breaks her silence any new peace. >>> and protesters turned up the heat and a school board meeting will tell you how because school board members walk out. and the man tried to board a flight bound for san francisco with explosi,,,,,,,,,, 'a said encourage ministe

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. >>> here is a different kind of jackpot and a framed poster for a 1958 picasso exhibit in a thriftt was the original artwork by pab low picasso and it was signed. >> it can sell up to $6,000 and twice that if it goes to a gallery. that's a feel-good story. >> okay. here are some signs of life. vegas strip seemed really picked. >> i'm seeing more elective knee surgs.

. >> this one is picasso. >> there you go. >>> every wasted moment throughout the day can add up whichwhy a guy created an automated shower system in his home outside of charlotte, north carolina. >> what i'm going to do is set up the outdoor irrigation and sprinkler system timer for the shower. >> takes your shower three minutes to heat up, want to get in by 6:30, your shower will automatically turn on at 6:27 so when you wake up at 6:30 your shower is already nice and hot and ready to go. >> what if you hit the snooze button? >> that would be a problem. >> the mastermind is doug shipley joining us right this minute from orlando, florida, on vacation. where did you get the inspiration for this creation? >> always trying to find better ways to do different things and my wife, she's a pediatric optimal gist. i wanted to find ways to save her it time in the morning. we can set it up like we did our sprinkler systems. >> how long did it take you to create this? >> ten minutes to put together. >> is there a way where you can conserve water in case she hits the snooze button? >> if she hits

from now in the meantime if you've got a fancy getting behind an easel and trying to be the next picasso join martin andrews as he paints the town red. hello i welcome to the show on this week's moscow are they simply take a look at the subjects of drawings or long held this was a couple things and various schools galleries and shops the subject plays a large part in the cultural world of moscow as a wonderful form of expression whether amateur or professional in whatever guys is adored by millions here. located next to the central house of the us is opposite. the store is cool. pallets in english. is a wide range of high quality supplies from paints and materials to prints making equipment . herself members are experienced artists is an author any custom is helpful advice . not on the artists and not students or is it our show as well a kid next to a large exhibition hall many costumers after visiting his displays come here inspired by the paintings they've seen they want to try to create a painting of their room and they'd prized them on what tools and materials to use and you know. th

. >> picasso painted its 75 years ago in outreach over the civil war.hidden and moved so many times that parts of the work are in poor condition. >> disease in two popular, that painting. >> it is beautiful. >> it is in terrible condition. that is all from us. we will have more news at the top of the error, so stay with dw. -- at the top of the hour, so stay with dw. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ óxóoóx

zack bought a picasso print while shopping and says he noticed a feint signature in the corner of the print and he had one of only 100 prints of the painting made in france in 195. art cleghtors believe -- collectors believe it's worth between 5 hundred hahn 10,000 dollars. no -- 500 to 10,000 dollars. >> i would keep it and see if i could get more. >> no. i am selling. >> i am selling. >> i am selling. >> the one thing you might want to buy is the abc2 app on facebook. we were mentioned as one of the newest app. wmar in baltimore launched the live streaming on iphones last year had a sleek look with all the bells and whistels. it's going to cost 2.99 on the ipad which we have up for you and it is free for the iphone. >> a shout out. >> that's a pretty big deal. >>> the weather this morning not too bad. a little mild but the cold front did slice through. i will show you what will happen in a second. let's talk about what's going on right now. if you are listening, getting ready. the temperatures are not so bad. they are mild right now. but what's going to happen is we are going go dow

yeah.3 >> meat loaf: and you would -- it would be unthinkable to o and -- because you don't like picassoll, with everything you're saying about the record peoppeejust feel like ttey can do whateverrthey want. it's a, it's -- it's crazy. >> meat loaf: yeaa, and so. >> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: and, and we talk about - you need a break? &--úwe're about to -- thhy're telling me we're just aboot to be out of time. >> meat loaf: no, we're not. >> smith: oh, i'm sorry. [laughter] >> meat loaf: they -- we help other people even though thhy on't wann -- a song cclled another day, but you feellthat at the end of the song the people that are trying to help this perron who is depressed or whatever >> meat loaf: ttey're going -úto continue the humanity. >> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: and -- >> smith: that, that's hopeful. >> meat loaf: yeah, nd, and, and the whole album speaks in metaphors. i -- because i speak in metaphors constantly. but when you get -- like the second song iving treeesays i want to get back to living like i dii before with my mattress on my floor and no food in my kitchen. >> smi

he thought it was a picasso print and it could turn out to be a genuine article. that $14 investment could bring as much as $10,000. >> meet what could be the smallest puppy. this is beyonce. aww. the public could be the smallest poppy ever. had a rough start at birth -- the smallest puppy ever. that is a small dog. she will be put up for adoption in a few weeks. >> check the coke can. cute litte thing. all right. 6:40. 55 degrees on tv hill. >> a colorado family races for their lives. amazing pictures. >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. word of an accident on 895. >> things are pretty quiet today. we do have more rain in the forecast. here's a look outside. partly cloudy skies. breezy and 58 at the airport. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 642. -- 6:42. two brothers will not go on trial today. this is the sixth time the trial has been postponed. brothers were on patrol when they encountered the teenager. of the brothers is sick and cannot report to court. police say these men are responsible for a series of robberies. dominick williams and antho

and picasso's idea when he was creating this was actually inspired by discussions of how to see four-dimensional things as three-dimensional slices, which is how we're actually going to try to see four dimensions, like the flatlanders try to see three. >> absolutely. so it's easy to see how art and this would interact in the sense that your understanding here is very much so a metaphor in the same way that the art might be used. but let's look at it and see what we're talking about. here we're going to be playing that same exact game where we dipped our cube into the flatlanders world, but we're going to dip a hypercube into our world and see what we see. the cube that lives in four-dimension space, at least a projection of it. so what are we watching? we are watching a four-dimensional object dipping into our world. here it starts, we get our vertex. as it dips in, now we get to a simplex, a tetrahedron with four vertices, as it comes in the corner. and now watch it evolve. as it hits these corners, the vertices are chopped off and we get these things that have faces that look like our original

he spent $14 on a copy of a picasso print, but it turns out it was signed by the spanish artist.ld be worth up to $10,000. talk about a find. >> that's a bargain. >> amazing. >> why does that not happened to us? >> it's 5:41, 59 degrees. >> the royal couple getting a roommate. who will be the third wheel with will and kate. >> metro could be losing millions of dollars. this time they are blaming it on a white house. i am jummy olabanji in arlington. details coming up. >> first, only on seven, a family of a teenager? the shot and kille >> new details about the army sergeant accused of mass murder in afghanistan. what his lawyers say he remembers about. >> big news about the nation's fight against cancer. rates are falling. why researchers say they still see troubling trends. >> later making a return to the big screen is ron burgundy. and the latest twist in the death of trayvon martin, all in the next hour. >> friends of the jetblue pilot facing criminal charges are baffled by what happened. clayton osbon is charged with interfering with a flight crew. he rambled to his co-pilot a