>> the picasso market, is it very expensive? >> you can go over $100 million.ou could also start at a human level with great prints by picasso. >> these are more reasonable? >> these are what i call affordable picasso, the best of their kind, on average under $200,000. >> we have seen bubbles in the tech market and the art market. how do you guard against buying something at an inflated price and seeing its value depreciate? >> you have to know enough to go for quality. that is your only protection. >> after the break, phyllis and i head to the galleries in new york's chelsea district to test my eye. >> "pursuits" is presented in collaboration with bloomberg magazine's fall issue, on sale now. ♪ >> it is an insider's tour of chelsea. we are exploring manhattan's hottest galleries. >> we are looking at a 1975 painting by roy lichtenstein. >> i am having a hard time seeing it. what is the price? >> this is $3.5 million. >> i like the silver paint. but aesthetically, it is not like something i look at and say wow, this is worth millions of dollars. it is lines and

in new york, he studied the works of modern european masters, especially miro and picasso. think he had his best run in '47, '48, '49, '50, what i call the "all over," when he spattered or dripped or whatever. about his art, pollock knew what he was about. he trusted his spontaneity in what they call automatic painting. but he was in control. he'd stop from time to time to see what he'd done. and then when a picture was finished, he'd go back and edit now and then. when it comes to abstract art, there's no subject matter, but there is content, and the two have to be distinguished. in other words, the presence or absence of a recognizable image has nothing to do with value in art. it doesn't have to be about anything. i gave it the title lavender mist. i saw it, and i flipped for it, and then i knew all this predominant color was lavender, that kind of violet, and it was sort of a little misty, and so i suggested that to jackson. he said, "sure." he wasn't this wild, heedless genius. no, he wasn't that. he looked. he looked hard, and he was very sophisticated about painting.

it is one of picasso's rate themes.aked woman eating a very succulent delicious piece of fruit. for some reason, her boy friend or companion is very intent on writing his letter or his book. stuart: we did not know that this would be a comedy show. that painting makes all the difference. >> late picasso's are the hottest part of the picasso market. stuart: china. tell me about that market. in november, a chinese buyer came to our new york sale and spent $26 million on a picasso. the chinese are pouring into the western markets as they did before. particularly, they are buying impressionists pictures. they love french pictures. they know them. they have seen them. they are the most loved paintings in china. stuart: are they buying four investment purchases? >> i think anyone wants to be shown that it is worth that the next day. speed. stuart: it is worldwide. $7 billion worth of art. a record? >> a record. stuart: i know it goes in peaks and valleys. it is at a peak at the moment. >> it is at a record. it is very depende

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some even say it made picasso his rival, jealous.d for the first time ever, 120 of these colorful pieces are being shown together. the snail created in 1953 sits next to the larger parakeet and the mermaid. >> he was very close to the end of his life. there were more things that he wanted to do. he found that the clock was ticking. he did not have a long time to say what he wanted or do what he wanted. >> the exhibition will run at tate modern until september 7, before it travels to new york. >> you're watching france 24. armored vehicles carrying russian flags have rolled through eastern ukraine. that comes one day after russia says ukraine is on the brink of civil war. close to 300 people are still lost at sea. hours after a ferry went down after that coast of south korea. dozens of boats, helicopters, and divers are scribbling to rescue passengers. boston pays tribute to the victims and survivors of the marathon bombings, one year after the twin attacks that stunned the nation. time to take a look at what the world headlines have

. >> gurlitt: i mean, it's different if you have 1,400 picassos or you have 1,406. >> safer: picassojust the beginning. cornelius gurlitt's secret hoard of art included modern masters like matisse, chagall, franz marc and otto dix. gurlitt's small world fell apart in 2010 almost by accident. traveling back from switzerland to germany, a customs inspection brought him under suspicion and triggered a tax investigation that would be his undoing. >> willi korte: they had caught him on a train with 9,000 euros in cash in his pocket, which made him suspicious. then, they tried to look him up in their files and they couldn't find him. the man didn't seem to exist. he wasn't registered, he didn't pay taxes, he didn't receive any benefits. so the man just wasn't there. >> safer: willi korte is a lawyer who specializes in tracking down stolen art. >> korte: i can imagine the conclusions they drew when they saw this old man surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of works of art. "there's something very fishy going on. and maybe he's a secret art dealer. maybe he's involved in some smuggling activi

it has welcomed guests from picasso to james joyce to degaulle, but they say they need a new makeoverg welcoming its final uests, they are closing for renovations. visitors stopped by to soak up the last of the atmosphere. >> i would come here. it was my paris home. i preferred it to an apartment. i had the reception and the warmth. it is true the renovation is needed, very much. >> the four-star hotel made a revamp to complete with its many rival. over three years of renovations, a swimming pool, and doubled the size of the rooms. it is a short break. built in 1910, it was once home to know both prize-winning writers. then came the second world war. the palace was occupied by the germans. when the fighting ended, the hotel hope to return the 14th. -- deportees. fear that the hotel will not be the same after the renovations. >> i hope it does not lose its soul, that it does not become a pretentious hotel. it is a place that has soul. >> most of the staff will come back in three years time. they hope that the famous bar will once again attract the stars. >> timeout to take a look at th

bush be the modern picasso. he unveiled an exhibition showing paintings of world leaders. patty culhane explains more. >> when he was president gush had trouble -- gurk had george w. bush had trouble expressing himself. >> fool me once, shame... >> so out of office he's taking art less jog. >> she said what's the goal. i said "there's a rem brant trapped in the body, your job is to unleash him." >> in an introduce with his daughter turned reporter he gives an interview. >> art critic says these saying everything he couldn't when in office. on hamid karzai. >> indesuggests. hamid karzai's face is not fixed. >> farmer french president nicholas sar cosy. >> sour. >> angela merkel. >> bitter. >> likely the most telling - take a look at how he sees russian president vladimir putin, whose soul bush once said he could see. >> it's not a friendly painting. he seems to have changed his mind. wherever he saw, he was wrong. >> started with a self-portrait. >> he turned the art op himself. >> is that confidence. >> i think so. >> neck fat. >> neck fat - will dot date >> there's a big

finally therapy the picasso stays on the ceiling for now.is an unframed theater curtain from 1919. the judge is set to hear more testimony next month. we want to thank each and every one of you for watching al jazeera america. "techknow," featuring tornadoland is next. and you can check us out 24 hours aday just be going to aljazeera.com. >> hello and welcome. i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. a show of science by scientists. dr. shini somara shini somara is a mechanical engineer. as scientists test new building tines can they survive the most powerful twisters on the planets?

bush be the modern picasso. patty culhane explains more. >> when he was in office former president george w. bush often had trouble expressing himself. >> fool me once, shame on... >> so out of office he's trying a different tact. painting. he's taking lessons. >> she said, "what's your goal?" i said there's a rem brant trapped in this body, your job is to unleash him? >> has she? >> time will tell. >> in an interview with his daughter turned reporter, he's giving the world a preview into how he sees other leaders. >> art critic christian cap says these portraits say everything that gurk didn't. on afghan -- gurk didn't. on afghan president. >> hamid karzai's indecision. >> and former french president national park owesy. >> a sour pointing. >> -- new york owesy. >> a sour painting. >> and angela merkel. >> maybe a bit bitter. >> and russian president, whois soul bush said he could see. >> he's not a friendly pointing. he seemed to have changed his mind. whatever he saw was wrong. >> the former president turned

. >> reporter: picasso had his blue period, van gogh, his own blue period when he cut off his own earfor george w. bush let's call this his late, late leader period. >> did you paint that? i can't make fun of him now. >> reporter: after mastering comedians, family pets, even bathtub self-portraits, he unveiled his first ever art exhibit today. at the george bush presidential library in dallas. okay, maybe it helps to have your own art gallery when you're a budding artist, but these, these are genuinely pretty good >> i looked the man in the eye. i was able to get a sense of his soul. >> yes, that soul. now captured on canvas and if putin appears a bit well pouty listen to what the artist told a certain "today" correspondent who happens to be his daughter. >> barney, i introduced him to putin. >> don't mess with the man's dog, especially if he's going to paint you. bill clinton publicly turned down his chance to sit for a bush portrait after some of w's mother-in-law paintings leaked online. >> those bathroom sketches are wonderful but at my age, i think i should keep my suit. >> bush

he also shows they have a high tendency to be good going into this that even countries like the picasso and all eu commissioner play employment social affairs and ink notion in cost and what the men think part of the puzzle was confronting the backlash against what is the fundamental to your freedom. the eu has become more than even biting begin some of the easton in the states. the invisible people of the bully pulpit to look to take advantage of bed the speed of. it has to overcome the imbalances of the european trade the market in the times. then when that is addicted mentally but in some countries led to many was the then anti sentimental contemplate the pool. in other countries like greece or spain. so when you talk about that. you contemplate benefit immigration. what do you make of the tyrants and i especially think countries like the uk. and even gemini now thinking that what these people move from one country to another. it is unlikely to lead and they go to but then if it's just a good data systems that says states played a pivotal vote as he devoted most of my china and is op

picasso was a friend. but they also were very competitive.s in their career where they are responding to each other's work. even though they are so different, they had a huge amount of respect but possibly and before the other. there are wonderful antidotes of pentecostal -- picasso going to visit matisse. he took his partner who later wrote in an sender a book. -- in incendiary book. they supposedly brought a real-life magician to matisse's bedside. magician crewke a to inform out of nothing but a simple piece of paper. >> good to talk to you. this book is accompanying the exhibition. you can pick that up. henri matisse, the cutouts at the tate modern. thank you. who let the dogs out? although skimpy for the most beautiful title. >> it is time for hotshots, a look at some of the most compelling images of the day. human robots started showing off. president obama was greeted by a robot and told it could kick a football. it proceeded to do a little dance. a perfect bowling game is no easy feat, especially when playing backwards. a man from ill

be very helpful quality of chinese investment and one that's also why commentary of me and another picasso in the week the ministry of economic affairs set up some essentials for the chinese have held to welcome by mandalay beach while mobile phone in discussing these is quite sensible idea and that that also put some sort of contradictions for our current policy number and the mines policy is that we would like to utilize all market and the whole comic and the naughty streak of foreign capital investment in a widow and dissertations before she had a suspicion for nations come in just a cake walk in on the other hand that you have been very careful about yet the chinese capital to move in. i think it's a lot of things than you think of it and check out media. make a plea and that they are in the coming years they would like to engage the viewer the slavic legal negotiations between china and taiwan. that would enhance the so called common understanding of one time friend were new to me is that the so called nineteen ninety two consensus right now which already. the full fee on its mission

i also paint and picasso has always been my favorite painter to see one of his earlier works in one of his qb as we're together it's a rare opportunity for me to get insight into the options. the i don't enjoy your weekend with cheer and nhk world but james to god in tokyo. armed groups of occupied police stations in eastern ukraine in the latest developments in the countries on grass. ethnic russian protesters continued on to my government buildings in the tuscan who haunts demanding greater autonomy ukraine's interim government to send special forces to the eastern city of sloppy asked to remove armed men with taking over local government buildings. on saturday in one group b

together under a concrete single mission is to see the ties the day the life of the private businesses picasso and give as good as it takes to grayson's we are going to simply think that there is a basic based gp something which is extremely competed in this country almost no one can get into the pastry wheel mean you need to take steps to come basically he's he's usually on two pages and when we compared the french pastry between the dutch were once friends such as jumping in holland. please keep these pipelines in front of me for the fifty lines. greta i was reading you are such that it costs and prawns fifty to one hundred and fifty euros parent please come on thats right to administer and papa's to the correct and on and that's only means that the bill would cost if you just talk about the pics down cos it's morning to four hundred euro. it's twice the average twice the outrage of the worldwide average is eleven years he hoped conference a distance itself from you the billboard missed the average practice and that the cuban dance practices. so we want to see decide that something that is g

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." >>> from president to picasso. big new art exhibit open in dallas, texas, and it includes more than two dozen portraits of world leaders and the artist is none other than former president george w. bush. since leaving the office, he has put down his pen and picked up a paint brush. today, he unveiled a gallery full of paintings. one is a portrait of vladimir putin. mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> v

they've got to create civil picasso louses creation of free will, it god or man responsible for holocaust? if god is master of both absolute good an absolute evil he must also claim those of us who choose darkness. and what about forgiveness? it the logical point on which christians and jews differ. christian tradition as consistently said that forgiveness recede -- precedes forgiveness. christians believe that has already accepted and forgiveness . broadly forgiveness and judy is and has two working parents. extreme opposite ends of the getty the spectrum. assistant from the evil act and in doing good. jews who survived the holocaust and later generations of jews have no moral standing. what right does anyone other than those who died in holocaust have to forgive anyone? only the murder, and that can't happen. so the christian concept of forgiveness must be strained by the idea of genocide. good christians really believe that there go was crucified to give those? the parachute jump. because the majority of the augusta victim's or jewish it would seem right that the allies should honor th

in this case, it is a 1964 picasso called head of a man which has gone on show for the first time, theiece was given by the artist to a come unifist official, he in turn donated it to the library in 1988, but it's existence was kept secret throughout the wars and for almost 20 years after that. >> and with that in doha. >> and the issue, prisoner release has been a sticking point for the palestinians. >> thousands rallied to call for the immediate release of praiseners in jails. these protests happen every year. around 4,800 palestinians are in jails that's according to rights group. 183 of the prisoners are minors. >> a leading environmentalist has been shot and seriously wounded in the democratic republic of congo. in miami who is a prince from belgium, has been director of the national park for the last six years. >> national park africa's oldest and a sanctuary for some of the closest relatives. the film being shown in new york, chronicles the struggles that ranges face trying to protect the grounds and those who call it home. the job almost cost him his life, he was ambushed by th

not exactly picasso, but the paintings have people talking. we'll get a top art critic's review. ♪ >>> a busy night in news. we have new details on the fort hood gunman. we'll get to that in a moment. but first a turning point in afghanistan. it is america's longest hour, and tonight that country is hours away from landmark elections. washington and the world is watching. it is a dangerous and deadly situation with a journalist today shot to death. >> reporter: it happened in eastern afghanistan. witnesses say a convoy of election workers and journalists had come to on halt when an afghan police commander armed with an ak-47 walked up, shouted god is great and opened fire on the women in the back seat. this woman was killed instantly. this woman was shot three times but survived. no group has claimed responsibility. but the afghan taliban has vowed repeatedly to disrupt saturday's elections. this year taliban fighters have singled out westerners. this is t this is the -- first time afghan police are known to have attacked journalists. the ap s

." >>> from president to picasso. there's a big new art exhibit open in dallas, texas, and it includes more than two dozen portraits of world leaders and the artist is none other than former president george w. bush. since leaving the office, he has put down his pen and picked up a paint brush. today, he unveiled a gallery full of paintings. one is a portrait of vladimir putin. mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> vladimir putin, yeah, i met with him a lot during the presidency. i got to know him well. we had a good relationship throughout. it got more tense as time went on. vladimir is a person who, in many ways, views the u.s. as an enemy, and although he wouldn't say that, i felt that he viewed the world as either u.s. benefits and russia loses or vice versa. >> he also had an interesting story about his dog barney and comrade vlad. >> our dear dog barney who has a special spot in my heart. i introduced him to putin. you really call that a dog. a year later, we visited him and he said,

a new picasso app lets them sell and buy bitcoins from their mobile devices. >>> sweden, thousands ofed up to pay for items with their blood. a vain scanning technique allows them to take -- vein scanning technique, using palm of their hands. you saw similar innovations here on "money" set. the technology is about as secure as it get gets. >>> a priceless lock of napoleon's hair has been stolen. burglars broke into the store south of melbourne with a well-planned out robbery. this was given bit french emperor in exile on a south atlantic island. oh. >>> hollywood fighting to keep its name up in lights. still to come, california's plan to steal back film-makers who have taken their show on the road. >>> a new baby in the family. jeep's latest suv in a much smaller package. it is kind of cute. we hear from jeep's ceo next. do you ever have too much money? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you're watching one of the biggest financial services cpanies in the country at work. hey. thanks for coming over. hey. [ male annouer ] how did it come to be? yours? ah. not anymore. it's a very short story. c

. >>> and a battle brewing over a plan to move a priceless picasso painting at new york's historic foursons restaurant. the building's owners say the painted curtain called la-tre corn, i hope i got that right, has to be moved to make way for repairs. but a nonprofit group is suing to stop the move. they say taking it down might destroy it. >>> russian president vladimir putin shutting down all high-level communications between the kremlin and the white house as the u.s. and its allies agree to impose additional economic sanctions against russia. steven yates, former deputy assistant for national security affairs, and a distinguished fellow at hamilton foundation, distinguished in general, steven. great to have you here. >> thank you, jamie. great to be with you. >> how key is communication? >> communication is very important, but often comes in many forms. these phone calls cutting off is interesting, but putin has been communicating with his actions rather than words over the phone in recent days. playing a little bit of cat and mouse with our president, it would seem, sending diploma

. >> safer: picasso was just the beginning.modern masters like matisse, chagall, franz mark, and otto dix. >> stahl: the art, worth more than a billion dollars, came from museums, jewish-owned galleries, and collectors, some of it believed to be either looted or sold under nazi duress. although prosecutors seized the collection as part of a tax investigation, this week, they agreed to return most of the works to gurlitt, who, under germany's 30-year statute of limitations, is their legal owner. gurlitt, in turn, has agreed to return any art that proves to be stolen. i'm lesley stahl. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." [ male announcer ] the all-new toyota highlander has every amenity. booooriiiing!!!! ah, ah, ah. hit it, guys! ♪ ♪ it's got a bin for your chickens ♪ ♪ a computer from the future ♪ ♪ and some giant freaky room for eight ♪ ooh, yeah! ♪ but it ain't got no room for boring ♪ i'm spacing out on all this space, too! ♪ no, we ain't got no room for boring ♪ ♪ for boring, we ain't got no room ♪

." >>> from president to picasso.ere's a big new art exhibit open in dallas, texas, and it includes more than two dozen portraits of world leaders and the artist is none other than former president george w. bush. since leaving the office, he has put down his pen and picked up a paint brush. today, he unveiled a gallery full of paintings. one is a portrait of vladimir putin. mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> vladimipu

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> it happens to be the largest picasso and right now atter of a fierce legal battle. it has been hanging in the landmark four seasons. in new york city since 1959. now the building's owner said it has to be moved to make way to try and fix the wall behind it. but the nonprofit group that owns the painting is suing and saying they are -- saying that taking it down from the wall could destroy it. >> it is a disease that effects more than 2 million americans with side effects ranging from depression and anxiety to skin and digestion problems but celiac's disease is a highly misunderstood and ignores medical condition. actress jennifer esposito was diagnosed in 2008 and since then she's been bringing out the truth about this disease including a blog and book called jennifer's way, helping people learn about celiac's disease. joining me now is jennifer esposito, and owner of jennifer's way bakery. and i want to get to it. and what is celiac's disease. it is an autoimmune disease and it is not a food allergy. >> it is when you have gluten, a pro

. >> it does matter where you have the option areas you can buy a picasso and shanghai.veling >> in our first true option in mainland china, which was on saturday, there were 600 people in the room. it was a hugely exciting event. 30% of the people there were internationals. the new these works were available, because they could see it online. they have seen some of them in new york and london, and they pressed go during the sale and shanghai. >> are the people that are bidding online younger? demographics working in favor of that? >> clearly that is happening. i would like to tell you straight ahead that are 70-year-old clients are very sophisticated and are looking for information in real-time themselves online. >> very quickly, do you speak differently to the chinese at an auction? is there different process than here in europe? >> very importantly, for christie's, is that we have a wholly owned entity in china. chinese language auctioneer, of course. is exactly theo same. >> interesting, stephen, thank you for coming out to speak with us today. ceo, stephen murphy. v

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knuckles in his car. 25 year-old was scheduled to appear in a sack clara county courtroom tomorrow picasso other linebacker this into of this incident 23rd scene for de la after saddam is a place that he lost control of his car the curve and hit a tree. are as reported in the case is but a call with all was twice the legal limit. back in june of 2012. this is meth close to a party that led to weapons charges pre smith getting stabbed to to other people at the party the shot and injured. smith now facing three felony is of possessing illegal sullivan is in the case the 24 all good answer rehab for substance abuse last year did this season he later rejoined the team >> : kron 4 i conley of possible fall police incident report on our facebook page you and stay connected in sharing your thoughts on this market and had supplied a 530 will be joined by our sports rector will get his take all this including the new contract lows this year for the 49 1/4 back. the >> : other big news now if you're old boy alleged injuries after being struck by truck outside the golden gate park. >> : bloodstained

andas looking at picasso others, and those are his inspirations. >> did he make you feel special withly he is famous for that. >> he has his way. exactly. >> it worked on you. good stuff. thank you, virginia. well.thank you as she will be back on "on the move." starts in 20 minutes. how thebe focusing on european equity markets respond to the weakness in technology stocks. both in the u.s. and the asian sessions. when the markets open, we will keep an i on that sector. we will also focus on the banking sector. capital joined by iur director to talk about jpmorgan numbers. also the u.s. banking sector, the rate environment, the state of the u.s. economy, the improving u.s. economy will impact the banking sector. that is dealing with legacy regulation issues. and lucy mcdonald from ollie onto investors -- from allianz investors will be with us. >> three hours of anna edwards. coming up, the secret to becoming an arm wrestling champ. ♪ >> first. bloomberg. for a look at some of the most compelling images of the day. for those of you who think walking to the office is too much work thomas

stuart: i have to get picasso in here. >> still life under the lamp.one? >> if you are lucky. stuart: why would someone pay so much money for something that is -- there are other urgent of it? >> it is a glorified photocopy. >> this technique of making images was very important. they took time out from painting. if it is important to them, it is important to us. stuart: we have to go. thank you so much for joining us. my take on the keystone delay. varney back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. spt-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistincthouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorsm from td ameritrade. ♪ from td ameritrade. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free

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i'd love to meet pablo picasso put it's too late. >> you've certainly been an inspiration to us todayyour life as well because it will happen to all of us. great to have you here. thank you very much. >> hall of famer. >> hall of famer. >>> more "morning joe" coming up after this. paul, thank you. (meow mix jingle) right on cue. (laughs) it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible taste, no wonder it's the only one cats ask for by name. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter

. >> pay a lot of money for picassos and stand and look at it on the wall, and that's the beautiful thing >> yeah, i'll say, robert frank now joins us from cnbc hq. how did you find this guy, robert? >> yeah, it would be interesting to see where this actually trades, because it's a crossover collectible. it's not really sports m memorabil memorabilia. it's not really a collectible car. it's a car that's become sports memorabilia. they're saying it could fetch over $1 million. i'm not really sure. the bidding will really heat up on friday, so we'll see. this is really going to be a big test of what the collectibles market now, whether people see this, again, as a sports memorabilia, which is normally someone signing a basketball or a winning jersey, something like that, or a collectible car. normally, the car by itself would sell for less than $200,000. >> it's 50 signatures in all, isn't it? >> yeah, yeah, and all written on with a sharpie pen, so you have to keep it in a garage away from sunlight and probably not wash it too much. it can't be driven around like a regular car. it has to b

. >> and you can visit a picasso tapestry. movie locations.ot the news that don corleone had been shot. radio city music hall. part of what i liked. it tells you about deals at restaurants. >> really? >> or stores. if you walking down the street it'll say 50% off dinner tonight at this place and you can go. it's called field trip. it's a life changer. >> i love that! that is awesome! it does beat -- it's unforgettable. mr. lauer? >> yes. thank you, guys. like that one, willie. well done. >> good. >> well done. >> meantime earlier we heard from johnny depp. a lot more of our interview on today.com, including this tidbit when i asked him about a show i love "21 jumpstreet." >> when i was doing the tv show "jumpstreet," i wasn't a drag but i was trying to be fired. >> what do you mean you were trying to be fired? >> trying to sell the television series and here's this image that had nothing to do with me. as thankful as i was to been given the opportunity, as thankful i was that it put me on the map and as thankful as i am now for that being a gr

. >> yes, this is great because we have all the basic art supplies for little picasso.the carton and draw on the egg with the crayon and it actually melts the wax on to the egg and creates this really cool effect that's perfect for the art theme. >> amazing. and over here for our little sports fan. >> exactly. an athlete. lots of sports themed toys and candy. a classic, right? >> look at these football eggs. >> we'll get it for you after, willie. this is really fun to do. all you have to do is cover the egg with brown paint and then you can add some detailing with white paint to put on the laces and the stripes. it's really easy. >> love that. >> glitter time. my favorite time of the day. >> for the girly girl, lots of bling, lots of glitter. so this we just used some food containers from the craft store for a dollar. put some mini makeup items from the drugstore. candy necklaces and these glitter eggs. you just need some regular elmer's glue and brush it around the entire egg and put it in a bowl of glitter and they look great. >> we've got some little kids over here.

i mean, i'm not trying to say he's picasso, but he is a great writer. don't you think?us? do you like them? >> i've liked some of them, yeah. >> i'm from new york. >> did you like "annie hall"? >> it's where the crush began. it started with a crush. i end this interview with full-fledged love for you. >> mine tops yours. >> i doubt it. thank you so much. the book is "let's just say it wasn't pretty." diane keaton, don't leave yet, coming up, "love your selfie," using mannequins to redefine your beauty. now you can leave. but first, your local news. >>> a very good morning to you. 8:26 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. santa clara county will consider a new restaurant grading system today. the move comes after an nbc bay area investigation. the proposal would make restaurants display colored placards from the health department. one violation or less would get a passing grade or a green placard. those with two or more violations would get a conditional pass or a yellow placard. and those that do not correct serious problems would get a fail or a red placard. >>> i want to che