so another part of the story that intrigued me was picasso's great painting.when i was an undergraduate in college and had come from a farm in missouri for the 1st time in my life i had a chance to look at art. i was near new york and was able to go to the museum of modern art to look at what to me was simply the greatest painting in history of the world which was picasso's great painting. it is 25 feet long and about 10 feet high about the size of a movie screen all in black and white. all of the creatures and people the horse, the ball the various women figures in the painting because it is a painting that represents the bombing of the small town in northern spain in april of 1937 at a time when picasso had agreed to provide a mural for an exhibition spanish republican exhibition has been in france at the big international exposition that was opening in the summer of 1937 , but he could not figure out what he wanted to paint. he had just gone through the year when he did not painted all and it is not quite clear why except he was going through a terrible div

the art is owned by picasso's 64-year-old granddaughter, marina picasso.pic goals. but her unconventional sales approach is reverberating through art markets, worrying dealers and auctioneers. an incredible story. why the concern about the possible sale? >> well what people are saying that there's potentially enough work here including 300 paintings among those 10,000 works that she could actually sort of flood the market and depress prices. i don't think that's actually hit, however, because it's really not in her interest to want to flood the market. she's said she's going to continue doing what she's been doing for quite some time and that's selling off works piece by piece, to fund her philanthropic efforts. that's likely what's going to continue. >> it's widely known that marina was not fond of her grandfather. the relationship she detailed in her memoir "picasso: my grandfather." can her move be seen as more than just way to raise money, is there something personal here? >> well there's probably a lot of psychological speculation. she's been very ope

the man and his wife danielle 11 picasso gave them the artwork.he collection includes 180 lymph though graphs collages and paintings. about five year ago they what happened to the artwork. he contacted a lawyer to sort through all of it threw his children. a few days later all the works were confiscated by police and as a point of reference for you on that particular story picasso in fact actually did give away a lot of his artwork to pay for bills. he had did do that type of thing. >> this wet messy weather can wreak havoc on your floors and carpets. you know that. >> it's true. but there's one product out there that promises to help keep the outside from coming inside. so fox's steve noviello is putting it to the deal or dud test. >> tired of your family tracking in a muddy mess? >> reporter: if the wet weather winter left your floors feeling foul the makers of clean step say their mat is a no wipe wonder. >> this is dolly. >>> mark has new addition thanks in part to winter weather his dog dolly was stray. he% came across last year during a stri

they're are several books on picasso painting is great painting, but it really doesn't get expressed often. as i have often found much of the history is they're that some of the most interesting is still very good documents. it is easy to be defeated by the feared fear to focus your number's. the spanish civil war was fought between 1936, the end of august 1936 in april 1939 between the legitimately democratically elected government the next government, the different kinds of political parties everything from anarchists at one end to communists of the other democratic conservative liberal all the time. the communists against the fascists. it was not that at all. the legitimate government countries where the generals in which they have far too many, the generals thought that the best way to solve any problem politically was to stage a a coup d'État and save the country by being a great general which is basically what happens in august of 1936. franco, this intense little man rather overweight but dangerously smart as generals go had been essentially exiled off the middle of the atlant

. >>> an lek -- electrician in france is being accused of steals hundreds of works of art from picassos they were a gift after working on his homes picasso's family says he is lying. >>> two families have won over $2 million in compensation for discovering their babies were switched at birth in france. a nurse assistanting accidentally mixed up two babies and gave them to the wrong mothers. one of the families said it is a relief the mistake had finally been acknowledged. >> translator: now each family is going about their lives. in the interest of stability, we will just go about our lives. >>> and you request keep up to date with all of the news on our website, aljazeera.com. ♪ hi, i am lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. some say it is a violation of their constitutional rights. we will check out the online movement. >> correct me if i'm wrong did i stumble into mexico, or is this still the united states. >> plus, futurist predict that by 2020, we'll have our own digital twin. who may make our daily lives even easier, performing tasks and even consoling our

the three-day trial of picasso's electrician and his wife began today. they claim he gave them 271 lithographs paintings and drawings a couple of years before he died. heirs says the couple's claims are unfounded. the collection is worth well over $100 million. >>> at&t pebble beach pro-am is back on the monterey peninsula a day of practice for the pros and a little over an hour of fun for pga wannabes. a number of giants buster posey and matt cain will take on former 9er greats in the annual chevron shootout online, a lot of pride of course and $100,000 donation to their team's sponsored charities. by the way, the weather is spectacular! >>> they are digging out after two more feet of snow in boston. the city's transportation system is paralyzed. marlie hall reports massachusetts had to call in 500 national guard troops just to clear out the streets. >> reporter: walking is probably the best way to get to work in boston today. with more than 5 feet of snow on the ground, the subway, trolley and commuter rail systems are shut down. >> mother nature is gi

picasso's heirs and the state prosecutor say he's lying. the art was hidden in a garage for decades and that never been on public display. >> to honduras now which is a main hub for trafficking hundreds of tons of cocaine and other illegal drugs across the entire americas. the honduran army is fight ago constant cat and mouse bat toll try to stop the flow. local people are make that go fight more difficult. we have a report. >> every week, soldiers destroy lon did he say stein landing strips used by drug traffickers here. this is the most active drug route in honduras. the military showed us dozens of landing strips, saying planes left behind were transporting cocaine mainly from colombia and venezuela. it's a seemingly never ore ending task. >> this is the fifth time the army tried to destroy this landing strip but look at the damage. traffickers get local people and in less than 24 hours they repair them. >> mangrove areas have patches of land. speed boats head north to mexico and the u.s. the honduran military told us many local communit

picasso, gauguin, cezanne, delacroix, kandinsky, marcel duchamp, and on and on and on. it's a massive exhibit. 1200 painters and sculptors. impressionists, post impressionists, and most controversial of all, the cubists. so, as this exhibit was being set up in capturing the nation's attention, a lot of the press seemed to be focused on the french painter henri matisse. i will give you a couple examples of matisse's work. ok. gives you a sense of how he paints. another quick example. this is one that was on display at the armory show. he is a post impressionist. he is messing with lines here a little bit. the new york times, for example, so fascinated with matisse, they sent a reporter to france to interview him and from this interview then, what you have, we get a good sense both of what these modern artists were attempting to do, and also why their critics disliked them so much. so, you have before you then just a little snippet from this article, this interview with matisse. what is your theory on art, the reporter asked? "take that table for example. i do not literal

an electricity in france is being accused of stealing hundreds of works of art from babb blow picasso who he used to work for. but he said that the collection was a gift from the artist 45-years old when he worked at his homes in france. picasso's heirs say that he's lying. >>> a new art show at a museum in london is challenging visitors to a fake painting put on display on purpose. the idea is to force people to think about what real art is. jessica baldwin reports. >> the picture gallery is one of the world's oldest. it's filled with hundreds of paintings, rembrandts, reubens worth millions if not billions. amidst all these old marts lurks a copy worth $126. the challenge is to spot among the 270 paintings which is the fake. is it this one? the shadings are a bit heavy hand: or this one the brush strokes look hurried. or this one? the paint looks wet. >> by putting a replica in the original frame in the gallery wall. basically every picture becomes open to suspicion and it heightens the scrutiny you give to every piece. >> the gallery sent a high resolution digital photograph to chi

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andrew jackson schools, rock band home performed at moore college to celebrate the (ation the picasso project handed out $70,000 in grants today and that will be used to bring art to classrooms that lack necessary funding. >>> phillies day one it begins. we need to have optimism. we talk about how the team has not played well. so the entire 2015 phillies on the field today. from the sounds and looks of things, it looks like manager ryan sandberg is trying to set the tone earlier. jeff skversky. >> reporter: ryan sandberg was not happy by things that happened on and off the field. that was the focus before their three and a half hour workout he wants those expectations to be heard loud and clear. it's the first full squad workout for your 2015 phillies but for the first time in 15 years, jimmy rollins not out here listening to phillies manager addressing his team and it's not the same without j roll. >> i came up and jimmy had a few years in the big leagues and he helped me out and i thought we made each other player. the longest double combination players is no more. galvis only hit .

. >> we will be right back with a puppy picasso. >> here's is what coming up during evening prime timecbs-3. jim: standardized testing has gone from a nuisance to a concern to a crisis. michael: we have this finite amount of time, and yet we're spending so much of it on this unproven standardized test when we really should be using that time in a better way focusing individually on our students. dave: education is supposed to be about our students, and it's becoming about a test. ros: what is our end goal in education? to be masters of a test? >>> close to the top of hour here's katie. >> we are tracking a storm system that is already right now over the the texas but it will be moving on through very quickly. for now though, we've got bright sunshine, as we take a live look you can see reflection of the sunrise off in the distance here. you might have to deal with sun glare but look at texas the next storm here by tomorrow morning. it will be leaving behind a general coat to go an inch or two, nothing more than a maybe a snow shower or two in philadelphia bye further south and east, be

jazeera, athens >>> an electrician in france is accused to stealing hundreds of works of art from picassoays it was a gift from the partest around 45 years ago. the state prosecutor say he is lying. the artworks have never been own public display and have been kept in a garage for decades. >>> ethiopia is testing its own light rail system and china is financing the bill of almost $500 million. katherine soy has been for a ride. [ applause ] >> reporter: this is the newest public transport. the government has just completed the light rail connecting ethiopia's fast expanding capitol. for many people here the transit system is a marvel and a milestone. many ethiopians came to see the trains being tested. they will be ready in about three months. this man says he won't miss the fast trip. >> translator: i'm old and i will only use the train for a few years, but i'm glad my children and grandchildren will benefit. >> reporter: the chinese built light rail trains will have capacity to carry up to 60,000 people in peak times, and that will reduce the overburdened road transport system by almost

. >> self portraits are a cherished art form practiced byic the likes of van gogh and picasso, but aud museums, including the metropolitan museum of art in new york city don't see selfie sticks as objects of beauty. >> he is chief officer. >> the concern is that the c selfie sticks can do damage to our art, to our visitors, and the selfie stick users themselves, they are sois distracted they are not paying attention and when you don't pay attention, you could fall off a balcony, all kinds of things could happen. >> so there is no objection to taking pictures, it is usingtu this pole and having it waved around? >> absolutely, we are pro- selfie, not pro-selfie stick. >> leave the sticks at home if you are visiting the getty center in la and the museum of fine art in boston, among t others. >> what are some of the objects you can use? >> i have one of these here, it is an attachment you add to your cell phone, once you put it on there it gives you a wide angle shot and make sure to thele tallest person in the group is always reaching out and taking the picture himself. >> that's right.

picasso rick santorum makes sense with manufacturing. >> i like mike huckabee zero lot. have you heard of him? he has a show. [laughter] >> now you put me on the spot now support governor christie because it is so exciting for me then jokes are from 20 years ago. >> but talking about the leader of the free world? >> what about woodrow wilson? >> he never went to 40th anniversary. >> i am surprised you are accepting this lying down. if you will not fight i will. that was comedy when it was a genius. >> it is all good. i am looking forward to it. neil: when we come back china you are worse because you make me nauseous. it is not enough you made the animal's neck now hacking records of customers to make them sick? you make me want to vomit ♪ hello ♪ i was trying to fix all the things that were going on, especially when it came to ryan's daydreaming and inability to focus on her homework, and tears, a lot of tears. why are you laughing? it's so true. it was just frustrating to get my mom to understand really what i was going through. and that's when i thought there must be s

authorities are recovering a stolen picasso missing from paris for over a decade. someone tried to smuggle the painting titled the hairdresser into the u.s. by falsely labeling it as artcraft worth $37 that my kid probably painted. the cubist painting worth millions. no arrests have been made. >>> up next presidential posturing as 2016 hopefuls make their case to conservatives. carl cameron has the report on that. >>> and shocking tv show gives a whole new meaning to public display of affection. inside the sex box? next. you get sick you can't breathe through your nose suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! wh

. >>> a piss picasso painting, called the hairdresser, found inside a fedex shipment to new york.labeled it a toy with a value of $37. in reality it is worth more than $2 million and the painting was taken from the pompadou center in 1981. >>> social media has blown up, what color is this dress? almost instantly the question became a viral marketing sensation. "real money" answer's ali velshi is with us. >> i started early morning in my pilates. there are no men in my pilates. what color was this? i was paying for this pilates class. being golden white. buzz feed posted what might have been its single most discussed article. the color of a dress in the picture. depending on who was looking some people said the correct answer, golden white and others insist including a large majority of the staff of my show that it's blue and black. >> me too! >> being it's golden white obvious as the hair that's not on my head. the internet has exploded tony but the business part is many have swarmed this being being issue, #the dress #white and gold #oreo snap l has a cap the dress is blue and bl

authorities are recovering a stolen picasso missing from paris for over a decade.the painting titled the hairdresser into the u.s. by falsely labeling it as artcraft worth $37 that my kid probably painted. the cubist painting worth millions. no arrests have been made. >>> up next presidential posturing as 2016 hopefuls make their case to conservatives. carl cameron has the report on that. >>> and shocking tv show gives a whole new meaning to public display of affection. inside the sex box? next. earth hour is a way for the citizens of the world to send clear message they want action on climate change. use your power... use your power... use your power... use your power... use your power to change climate change at earthhour.org [music] . lori: jeb bush taking the first step in his attempt to prove he is conservative enough to win his party's presidential nomination in 2016. bush appearing before potentially hostile crowd of conservatives at the political convention known as cpac and came awaya fairly unscathed. fox news chief carl cameron has the report. >> reporte

picasso rick santorum makes sense with manufacturing. >> i like mike huckabee zero lot.he has a show. [laughter] >> now you put me on the spot now support governor christie because it is so exciting for me then jokes are from 20 years ago. >> but talking about the leader of the free world? >> what about woodrow wilson? >> he never went to 40th anniversary. >> i am surprised you are accepting this lying down. if you will not fight i will. that was comedy when it was a genius. >> it is all good. i am looking forward to it. neil: when we come back china you are worse because you make me nauseous. it is not enough you made the animal's neck now hacking records of customers to make them sick? you make me want to vomit neil: the nominees are for hacking into millions of health insurance customer records, china. china. china. and though when there is? who is it? it is china. [applause] i did not see that coming. fortune -- unfortunately the team cannot be here to except we have legend craig smith. good to have you. this is a big moment for you. what do you have to say? >> first

. >> now an electrician in france is accused of stealing hundreds of works of heart from pablo picasso. he says the collection was a gift from the artist about 45 years ago. pick caso's heirs say that he is lying. the artworks never been on public display but has has kept in a garage for decades. a lot more still to come in sport, find out if india can finally grab a win in the build up to the cricket round cup, stay with us. jets lap blanch scores 150 as the defending champions posted 364 for five >> they could only score 211 in the their 50's overs. india they got gahni combining for that catch win by 153 rounds. i would like to say that a big -- has been good anyway, and she has score add lot they get to it --. >> the start of that world cup, the sports governing body the i.c.c. says they will have a zero tolerance policy speaking in mel bin. chief executive has played to verbally insult or intime tate opponents. and then bans for a second. >> i think we are talking about those cases the heat of the moment, exchanges and circumstances are differ from time to time. for a first event

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. >> in fact the fall conhe's buyer is known more for buying picasso, steve wynn paid more than $4 milliono land the maltese falcon. >> as time goes by. ♪ >> last year the piano sam played again and again in casablanca sold nor more $3 million as did a costume of certain lion best known for lack of courage. the seller of this costume was james come car. he found the lion in 1995 when he placed a want add for hollywood memo beal i can't in the newspaper. one day his phone rang. >> i didn't call this guy back for a number of months. he kept calling me. i went out to see it and he had this real lion laying on his conference e conference room table. the costume matched like a fingerprint because it was a real lion hide. every birthmark and hair swirl and scar lined up perfectly. >> it was in awful shape. comisar hired two art conservers to take two years to bring the wow wardly creature back to life. >> one of those pieces that was really important to do. sometimes you work on things i've done 20 of these, how many more can be interesting. but the cowardly lion has a special place in everybody

. >> he had seen the cubism and picasso and matisse a all the work that was going on the interest infrican art there, and so he was very much up to date and imbued with the new ideas associated with modern art, and he was very political, and so he figured that rivera was the person he needed to see and rivera was very much a mentor for him. >> brown: woodruff's work in the 1930s was inspired by the difficult life of southern blacks during the great depression. he showed scenes of poverty and exploitation and in a series of block print he portrayed lynchings, as in this work titled "by parties unknown." >> remember, this was 1938, 1939. this was not the happiest time in the united states for african americans. there were great problems still in the south, lynchings and problems with segregation and so on. >> brown: in 1938, talladega college asked woodruff to commemorate the stories of the amistad, and of the founding of the college in a series of murals. >> to have for once a triumphant story where the underdogs who were black men are able to take control of their lives and actually

>> picture if you will, a perfectionist professor of art and architecture with the imagination of picassof a brain surgeon and the capacity to create an entirely believable new world. >> if given an unlimited budget, rome can be built in a day, at least the front of it. nobody ever builds a back of a set. >> freeze, police. >> hold it. >> come on. >> the production designer and art director take responsibility for the acting space. you need to provide the place that means something, colors that mean something. you need to provide an environment that will inspire them to do their best work. >> a little help from my friends. i'm going to present the award for costume design. >> for me to hand out an award for clothes, don't get me wrong, i'm going to do it, but i'm not exactly sure they came up with the right fellow. >> there was a time when every woman wanted to dress like garbo. clark gable took his shirt off in "it happened one night" and it took 18 years for brando to bring the t-shirt back. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what

picture if you will a perfectionist professor of art and architecturue urwith the imagination of picassoeon, and the ability to create a new world. >> rome could be built in a day. or at least the front of it. nobody ever builds the back of a set. >> in a way, the production designer and the art director take the responsibility for the acting space. you need to provide the place that means something, colors that mean something. you need to provide an environment that will inspire them to do their best work. >> with a little help from my friends, i'm going to present the award for costume design. >> you know, for me to hand out an award for clothes -- i mean, don't get me wrong, i'm going the do it. but i'm not exactly sure they came up with the right fellow. >> there was a time when every woman wanted to dress like garbo or lombard. clark gable did it one night, and it took 18 years for brando to bring the t-shirt back. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief

>>reporter: look at pictures and applications like i follow picasso and many others if you can see wheree-mail in this information travels with your from which ms. complete strangers can see where you live worker vacations and more. the good news is popular social sites like facebook and to tell the strict misinformation out of a pulled pictures but many of the web site do not see the information for yourself by popping in the image to the online tool called jefferies exit your the full contents of asian data you don't want shared the trip in out before you sendoff on as a user application might. >>james: take a look at the windy weather it is up to the edge as it for a lot of people there on guard with a meteorologist in the canyon storm track four i told jackie this will come in waves and the site this starting to be the case. >>erica: flexible hours remember my last report of we did have some heavy rain for the coastline is not live the case anymore like you said that is was one to be happening lining here we have pretty have inclement and intense weather. offshore just to the west re

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a stolen pablo picasso painting worth millions was smuggled into the u.s.f $37. painting titled "the hair dresser" was stolen from a store room in paris in 2001. it was discovered in the u.s. in 2014 where the shipping label destribdde described it as an art craft or toy. >>> the hollywood reporter. today is the day for "house of cards" fans. >> have you watched this? >> the netflix series -- >> have you watched "house of cards"? because he's got your haircut. >> the netflix series -- >> i caught up when i was sick two months ago. >> it's so good. >> is it's good. >> but that lady -- okay. season three began streaming this morning. the question on everyone's mind -- what will president frank underwood do next? here's a look at the preview. >> you want to know what takes real courage? holding it all together when the stakes are this high. ♪ is not . >> we're survivors. >> the reviews have been mixed. "house of cards" becomes a workplace drama in season three with mixes results. "the daily news" says season three is worth your weekend. jeremy you've seen it.

they were a continuing theme of one of the most famous artists of our time: pablo picasso. his drawings and paintings from the early 1900s captured the lives of such performers both onstage and off and his images are still reflected by live circus performances in paris today. ( circus music ) ( applause ) ( audience clapping rhythmically ) ( dramatic music ) ( applause, cheers ) ( crowd noise ) man off-screen: elena, it's time to go. annenberg media ♪ by: lamentablemente, lo de angel es cierto. narrador: bienvenidos al episodio 20 de destinos: an introduction to spanish.

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