plus how much would you pay for a picasso masterpiece. we tell but the record-breaking which had made at auction. hello, we begin in yemen where a five-day cease-fire has been in place for two hours. we have reports of some violence violence. taiz. we have more from the saudi capital of riyadh. >> no one knows for sure whether the cease-fire will hold. the saudi for international aid agencies the truce offers a window to send in supplies to those who are affected by the conflict. we're talking about millions of people. there is concern about the return of sporadic clashes. they're hoping to be able to move and help people. you're talking about millions of people who have no access to drink water medicine, fuel, basic commodities. looking forward to see immediate supplies reaching yemen. >> heavy fighting just hours before the truce took hold. at least ten people were killed and 60 injured including dozens of children when houthi fighters she would a building. airstrikes also targeted an historical castle south of the city of taiz, which h

the piece was one of a series of 15 paintings by picasso, this one is considered one of the greatestso masterpieces still in private hands. >> by the 50s when he was starting to create the sweet in 54/55, it was as if he was revisiting his youth, and the works began to become more punchy and angular again. christies has put an estimate of $140 million on the painting meaning it's likely to shatter the current record holder $142.2 million. >> as an investment they've done better than the stock market. the famed collector bought the entire series of 15 pieces in 1956 for $212,000. version o was sold in 1947 for 48.4 million including auction fees. it's tripled in value, while the s&p 500 has roughly doubled. another piece that's likely to break a record is this sculpture called man pointing. he created the piece during a single night of feverish work in 1947. if it sells for an estimate of $137 million. it will be the most expensiv sculpture ever auc continued rising prices will depend largely on financial markets. >> it will be impossible to do anything but look at these sales and say

the most stylish of 20 century painters, in my mind, picasso, should sell for $180 million.t is a wonderful, wonderful work. reporter: it is part of a series of paintings. it was inspired by picasso's fascination with 19th century french artist eugene delacroix and was made to commemorate henri matisse, who died the year before. another record was broken for the must expensive sculpture. life-size "tournament -- "pointing man" sold for $144 million. genie: let's look at our headlines on "france 24." close to 20 dead in nepal and 1000 hurt as an earthquake rocked the country. it registered a few points below the major tremor a few weeks ago that left 8000 and. the u.n. says thousands of migrants stranded at sea without food and water could die unless asian governments move now to help. and francois hollande calls for an end to the u.s. embargo on cuba. the french president meets with fidel and raul castro on is a stored visit to havana. -- on his historic visit on hundred what do you have for us today? stephen: this is what is called the sharing economy airbnb uber the idea t

. >>> coming up the picasso painting up for auction that's expected to ct ♪ >>> here's what to watchrow. the treasury department releases its budget for april, the biggest tax month on the calendar. we'll have employment data with the jobs opening and labor turnover survey and a new report on small business optimism is what's on the agenda for tuesday. >>> five companies are sitting on a half trillion overseas apple, microsoft, google pfizer and cisco. financial times signing a report by moodies says america's tax code and mediocre growth around the globe is keeping the cash cows from spending any of their hoard. >>> sothebys earnings estimates, the earnings were helped by stro seams of contemporary art. >>> rival auctioneer christies is hoping to make history when it auctions off a piece by pablo picasso. expectations are very high with some referring to this auction as a sale to remember. robert frank has more on the spring auction season. >> nearly two million worth of art is expected to sell at sothebys in christies. a growing dem gd by rich collectors by fine art is expected to

a tribute tod as picasso's friend.hristie's is predicting a winning bid of at least $143 million which would break the record setting from 2013 in the same auction room by francis bacon. in markets, the global bond route continues. treasuries at the highest level in years. oil dropped a third day in london among speculation that oversupply will persist. york,g on stocks in new mobile energy led energy shares to the biggest drop since january. it was close but no cigar for u.s. stocks after closing friday within two points of a record. they slept half a percent on monday -- slipped have a percent on monday. we are joined from pittsburgh by mark. in this environment right now, with the jobs report as you said where goldilocks data set pretty much it is not driving market sentiment and yet we are seeing a bit of a selloff. more volatility? mark: i think so. the percentage of days where the dow has gone up or down and today we had a 30% which is above the average of 23% going back to 1902. volatility is already with us. fu

the much talked about picasso painting women of algiers part of a unique sale combining impressionismpost war and contemporary art. to. >> 22 million, $24 million. >> reporter: the bidding is fast and furious. another one. >> i am selling it here 78 for the record books. >> most of the young collectors who have become billionaire are not collectors in the traditional session, working studs inning, looking at art. >> 110 115. >> these collectors tend to be immaterial pulling shopping. >> reporter: what what is that by the way, is that a woman? >> it could be a woman or a bird bird. >> reporter: nothing like teasing an art dealer, that's okay he has heard it all but he remembers a disk time. >> most my collectors were lawyers and doctors professional people that made a good living. we didn't have hedge funds in 19 kwr5eu6789 accord to1980s. >> reporter: they are now i didn't think billionaires from silicon valley, russia, china middle east seeking a good return on their investments. >> when you have people worth let's say a billion dollars or more whether they pay 1 million or 5 million

picasso picasso's painting sold for $179 million at christies in new york. that is nearly $37 million more than the previous record. alberto ja ka menty's sculpture sold for a cool $120 million. >> someone has been involved in another shooting. according to police zimmerman was injured yesterday in a shooting involving a man. they say he did not fire any shots. video of the scene shows a bullet hole in the side window of his truck. jimmerman was hit in the face with glass and debris but has been released from the hospital. police say zimmerman had a road rage encounter last year in the man. no one has been arrested or charged in yesterday's incident. >>> caught in camera a tour bus exploding into flames. the new york city bus was headed to boston. the driver smelled smoke and pulled over. all 47 people on board were evacuated. traffic was backed up for miles. so far no word on what caused that fire. time to get down to business with landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning to you. mcdonlds moves ahead with plans to revamp the menu. they will display only

. >> 150 million >>> the pablo picasso masterpiece setting a new record at auction >>> we begin with yemen where a ceasefire proposed by saudi arabia is due to start tuesday. tanks and armored vehicles has been moved to the southern border. a force has been sent to the area. reinforcements include advance weaponry capable of fighting in mountainous areas. additional forces were sent. a national was killed. the saudi city was targeted. houthis say they used rockets after the saudis hit areas in yemen. a pakistani national was killed in nas ra. saudi-led air strikes continued. an arm's depot was among the tarts hit and strikes in the capital sanaa and the city of aden and tiaz. we have the latest. >> all indications point to escalation, not de-escalation. the truce is only about 24 hours away from this time when we speak. there are doubt whether it will happen. on both sides efforts are increased to show if any truce happens, it will not be out of weakness, it will be because we are defeated, or because we want to have a truce. as i said there are doubts. the houthis managed to strike

to back military action against criminals smuggling migrants into europe >>> a pablo picasso masterpiece seating a new record at auction. psh psh >>> we begin with yemen where a ceasefire proposed by saudi arabia is due to start later on tuesday. there's no end to the fighting and saudis attack from across the boarder. state media is reporting that a strike force has been sent to the area. reirn forcements were sent after the houthis attacked with military shells. two were killed in the area. air strikes continued across the area in sanaa, taiz and aden. we are more from riyadh. >> all indications point to escalation, not de-escalation. the truce is only about 24 hours away from this time when we speak. there are doubts whether it will happen. on both sides efforts are increased to show that if any truce happens, it will not be out of weakness, it will be because we are defeated, or because we want to have a truce. as i said, there are doubts. the houthis managed to strike inside saudi arabia. wounded four, and renewed that shelling this morning, and they also struck at the province of j

this is a picasso, he painted it in 1955. if it goes for the full estimated sale price of around $140 million it will become the single most expensive painting ever sold at auction. >> most of these young collectors who have become billionaires are not collectors in the traditional sense. collectors in the traditional sense would spend a lot of their living hours working studying, looking at art. these collectors tend to be more impulse-shopping. >> reporter: christie's tell me that if all these arts sell for their full value it will be around $150 million. join us this evening to find the answer. >> wikileaks founder julian asange has lost his appeal. the court rejected his appeal, against sexual assault allegations. since june 2012 the wikileaks founder has taken refuge in the ecuadoran embassy in london. >>> you can find out much moreen our website the address for that is www.aljazeera.com. we have plenty of other news coming up a little later on this evening. children once sacrificed their childhoods, even their lives wor

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. >> how many millions f picasso that is sitting this afternoon? stay tuned. >> we have abc7 news begins with breaking news. wherey jobs has been shot. he is the night watchman acquitted in the death of black teen trayvon martin. police in florida say he was shot in the face during a confrontation with another driver. this injury appears to be minor. helicopter video shows a car with the bullet hole in the passenger side window being towed away and it is not clear if that is george zimmerman's car. he was acquitted in 2013. >> we will bring you updated through twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> five people are dead this morning after a line of tornadoes and wild storms tore through parts of the country including arkansas, south dakota, and texas have been devastated by a series of twiters and violent weather. this morning a man and woman were found dead in van, next with 30 percent experiencing damage. the focus is on rescuers finding eight people who are still missing. >> we do have multiple fire departments and law enforcement agencies and ga

this pablo picasso oil painting sold for an all-time auction record of $179.4 million.t this piece coming in did you have any idea just what it would go for? >> behind sussus is a masterspiece. this is the highest point. >> reporter: it's considered to be one of the picasso's most important works. >> 500,000. >> reporter: the chief auctioneer is the global president of christie's auction house. >> it's a great, great collection previously that was sold here at christie's. >> reporter: this vibrant depiction of nude and semi nude women, version "o" is the final painting in a series of picasso from 1954 to 1955. >> $16 million. >> reporter: in 1997 the picasso work sold for $39.9 million. last night's auction showcased more than two dozen 20th century would of art. the pointing man, a bronze by alberto gioclemente sold for $2 million. what's behind this boom in the art world? >> it's culture. it's global culture that goes across continents. >> reporter: he says the globalization of the art market makes the world feel a bit smaller. >> when you're asian or russian or ameri

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one of 15 versions of picasso's picasso's. we have more on why this piece is so special. >> impressionist, modern and remember those terms. they're very important in the art world. they say that art collectors are keen to broaden their horizons. there is this sale. this could go for $20 million. next to me, this is very famous andy warhol painting ever elizabeth taylor. and the star of the show is right here. this is a picasso. he painted it in 1955. if it goes for the full estimated sale price of around $140 million it will become the single most expensive painting ever sold at auction. >> most of these young collectors who have become billion billionaires are not collectors in the traditional sense. collectors in the traditional sense would spend a lot of their living hours working studying, looking at art. these collectors tend to be more impulse shopping. >> christie's tells me if all the works of art here sell for their full recommended price they'll bring in $500 million. but who is buying this stuff and what does it mea

this particular painting has appeared in museums before as a part of a retrospective on picasso.he new owner wishes to remain anonymous. we have to figure short break coming up thousands of migrants are believed to be stranded at sea in southeast asia. the united nations is warning governments in the region to take action fast. >> a rare bright spot for syrian refugees in jordan. football is helping children live in refugee camps. stay with us, we will be right back. >> you would like to study in germany and you're still have lots of russians? you will find all the you need to know about studying in germany here. information on courses. admission requirements. qualifications cost, and much more. dw.de study in germany. the first port of call for anyone interested in studying in germany. >> in southeast asia thousands of migrants were believed to be stranded at sea without food and water and could die unless governments in the region act urgently to rescue them. >> that warning is coming right now from minor groups and the united nations. >> for its part indonesia says they have t

and $179.4 million was the so-called version o of picasso's painting highest ever for a work of art sold at auction. >> the us is now the world's largest oil and gas producer in part because of what's happening here in north dakota where advances in fracking have unlocked crude oil in the bakken shale formation in the western part of the state. north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here. >> this rapid pace of

pablo picasso's 1955 canvas "women of aljeers," part of the series.by an anonymous buyer and was the centerpiece of the event. last time at auction it sold for a merely $31.9 million, that was in 1997. let me bring in manhattan art dealer, richard pliegen. you have been in the art business for 57 years. >> yes. >> you were there. >> yes. >> five people were ultimately over the phone fighting over this beautifulard going up incrementally going up by a million, starting at $120 million. take me in the room and tell me what it was like. >> you sort of get hardened to these numbers. >> did you blink at that amount of money? >> i didn't expect to bring that much but i didn't blink at it. i was this also when it sold for $32 million in 1997. >> who was buying -- listen i studied spanish, loved picasso, cubism. the idea of spending that kind of money -- who has that kind of money? are we talking actors, celebrities, investment bankers, warren buffetts of the world? >> well you know frankly, to spend that kind of money, $179 million on a painting -- imagine w

how much would you pay for a picasso masterpiece. we'll tell but the record-breaking bid made at auction. >> we're in madrid where real madrid is preparing for a match against juventus. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. start your day with a view of the world. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief, a fast paced look at the stories shaping your day. >> sending a strong message to the rest of the world. >> stories with impact. news with importance. >> people gotta have water. >> get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations, and the latest from the worlds of science tech, health and culture. no matter where you are in the country, start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. >> one of picasso's paintings has set a new world record, the most expensive piece of art sold at auction. it was sold for $139 million by an anonymous buyer. >> welcome to this evening. >> christie's auction house in new york, the much talked about picasso painting part of an u

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pimm: a picasso painting sells for $179 million, smashing previous records. we will show you some of the other top pieces of art that were ever sold at auction. back to our big story of the day, verizon has agreed to acquire a well in a deal valued at $4.4 billion. that sent a will shares soaring. mccracken joins us now to discuss this all and on the ventures.is eric of the former chief executive of the huffington post which is now owned by aol, at least for now. jeff mccracken, let's start with you. who needs the deal more? jeff: a well because they will launch a streaming service later this year -- aol because they launch a student service later this year. they have become more of a mobile advertising company and they introduced something recently that would allow marketers and companies the best place to put their ads. the two things will come together now. story: we reported this first in january and we said back then that they might not buy all of a well because everyone was wondering my verizon would want a wells content, mainly huffington post, do you

it is a tribute to picasso's friend and fellow artist. the sales shatters the previous record set two years ago for the .ame auction room rishad:, a green apple. we look at the attempts to make the chinese eco-friendly. and the buzz it is making online. nding business." ♪ recovered fromas its recent food safety scandal that managed to decline sales in the same quarter. the company has been trying to rebuild confidence that after foreigntomers found objects in their food. >> the project as another additional important layer to and transparency efforts with moms and all customers. one of the things i have learned from being in these meetings is they want more transparency from mcdonald's. they want to know more about our food, where it comes from, how it is prepared, who takes care of food safety and quality. ap shares falling after revenue missed estimates. bye-store sales plunging 12%. projections were a 7% drop. the company tried to revamp its product range and reshuffle its leadership. took a vehicle exports tumble in april. they are do

it's one of 15 version he of as of a picasso masterpiece. john terret is there. >> the big galleries in new york are combining all these art genres together. here at christie tonight there is a big sale. this could go for over $20 million. this here, andy warhol painting of elizabeth tailor, estimated between 20 and 30 million. this is a picasso the star of the show, he painted it in 1925. if it goes at the full sale price, $140 million, it will be the single most expensive painting ever sold at auction. >> most of these young painters who have become billionaires are not collectors in the traditional sense. collectors if the traditional sense would spend a lot of their working hours looking at art. these collectors tend to be more impulse-shopping. >> christies tells me if all these sell for their recommended price they would bring in about half a billion dollars. but who is buying this stuff and what does it mean for the health of the economy? join us this evening to find out the answers to those questions. >> that is john terret. join us

two masterpieces including one by picasso set new records. picasso's women of algiers," sold for $179 million in new york. and a sculpture by giocametti went for $129 million. >> emotional evening on "dancing with the stars" in the semifinal with noah delivering a prime-time surprise that brought many to tears. >> will you marry me? he proposed live on television to his girlfriend jamie and she said yes setting the tone for the entire night with two perfect 10s and rumour willis is only two points ahead. >> the future is now a couple of men looked for this >> coming up at 4:00 after a 30-year ban gay men could be allowed to donate blood and what the food and drug administration doing to end the rules. >> going the distance, "7 on your side" looks at the cars most likely to hit the magic 200,000 mile mark. >> technology is changing human flight forever. a new jet powered wing is taking people to new heights. meet jetman and his flying partner. the two embarked on a breast take -- breathtaking flight straight out science fiction being helped by

although picasso shares my birthday. >> oh yeah? >> yeah. that is where the similarities end. [ laughter ] >> you guys are priceless. >> awe. >>> a car mechanic was run over inside his own shop in the east bay. coming up at 5:00 what led to the violent confrontation that landed this man in jail. >> communication is key; right? >> and bay area high school students getting a chance to train. the new program that is opening up hot opportunities. >> right now we are looking at a commute. where did my voice go? westbound 92 that is san mateo bridge it's looking pretty good. we'll tell you more coming up. >> we couldn't get a drop of rain back in january but all signs are showing rain moving in this thursday. but until then it's clear but it's also cold and windy. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 it's 4:44. california lawmakers and elected officials will get 3% raises at the end of this year. that is the decision of a panel opponented by governor jerry brown. the citizens compensation committee voted to partially restore deep cuts to pay and bene

it's a picasso, john. >> i know it's a picasso. >>> it's monday. new week. a mixed bag for stocks. asian shares are up. european shares are down. u.s. stock futures are wobbly. u.s. stocks have been climbing for six years. what will it take to keep pushing higher? a strong jobs report was a good start. also looking for strong corporate earnings. we are close to reports for the major averages. >>> a growing trend in real estate. secret listings. a sellers market in many parts of the country. many homeowners are skipping the listing. why would a homeowner sell in secret? trying to gauge interest. others think it can draw higher sales prices. in some zip codes, you are seeing a lot of the private listings. >>> this picasso painting could be the most expensive work of art ever sold. it will be auctioned at christy's today. it is offered for $40 million. that is likely the low end here. the work is in high demand. usually sells for more than anticipated. he painted it in 1955. >>> happy mother's day. >> i'm thinking about getting that for you. >> i got art this weekend. it looked like t

an art auction set a record, here in new york city last night, a picasso painting sold for just under $180 million. >> the biddings fast and furious. and another one. >> for the record books. >> most of these young collectors who have been billionaires. are not collectors in the traditional sense. working studying looking at art. there is not like teasing an art dealer, it's okay, he had heard it all before, he remembers a different time. >> young billionaires, from silicon valley russia, china, and the middle east seeking a good return on their investments. >> when you have people that are worth $1 billion or more, whether they play 1 million or 5 million or 10 million, this is not a major part of their investment. sold for ten of millions of dollars some of it has been spring auctions too. key paintings are expected to sell for record amounts too like this mark estimated at 40 to $60 million. isn't it a blue square on a yellow background. >> who must be thinking who is this. >> he says just because top buyers are seeking a good investment doesn't mean they don't appreciate the art.

a picasso painting selling for almost $180 million, setting a world record. the 1% is spending cash. joe: this week is a mind blowing a week for ultra rich people splashing out money. there was the record-breaking picasso auction and the next night another massive auction and in the robin hood gala as someone anonymously donated $25 million. one of my favorite charts is the shares of versus the s&p 500. you can see a great peak in the late 90's right before the housing bubble and then a crash. it's less tight these days but the general theme is when we are in a room and bubble, look at the auction houses and you will see it there. alix: we also want to have another data point for that -- square footage in manhattan real estate is going for more money, over $2000 and climbing. we have some breaking news on cisco -- earnings are out. julie: not too many fireworks year as john chambers appears to turn the reins over to chuck robbins as ceo of the company. their earnings per share coming in a penny ahead of estimates. chambers did give some color around this with

the picasso oil works, sold for nearly $180 million at auction last night. bidding actually started at $100 million. auctioneers at -- say they are not surprised by the record-setting bid. >> what is behind this boom in the art world? >> it is a cultural boom. one i am privileged to be part of. it is global. and goes across the continent. >> it took just 11 minutes, 34 seconds for the picasso buyer to reach the winning bid. a sculpture called, the pointing man, sold for more than $141 million. that too broke a world auction record for a sculptor. >>> coming up on wusa9 news, customer appreciation. we will tell you about an art dealer who really cared about his waitress. >>> plus dozens of passengers narrowly escaped a bus >>> describing their talk this morning, john kerry met with russian president vladimir putin. russia wants america's help in brokering a peace deal in syria but tensions between the two countries are at their lowest point since the cold war. we have more on the mission. >> secretary of state john kerry sat down with russian president vladim

the painting from picasso was one of 34 lots. not a bad night's work. bbc news.nd money for a painting. i will have a postcard. a neat camp for children who do not conform to gender roles. it lets kids enjoy a long weekend to freely express their selves alongside their parents and siblings. their experience had been captured in a new book by lindy morris who has been involved with the camp since it began in 2007. she spoke to us about the images. wendy cole -- lindy morris: i think the kids are participating in an important part in history. the title of my book is "you are you are go it documents a camp for non-gender conforming told in and their parents. the project, for me, is very personal. we wanted to create a beautiful safe haven for the kids where they could express themselves freely and not feel the need to look over their shoulder. by contribution to the camp was asked the photographer. they have not found a place where they had fit in. the idea of cap sends a message that you do fit in. even though it is only for four days, he gives the kids so much con

. >>> if a picture says 1,000 words and picasso says a million, almost 2 million, pablo picasso set a record yesterday when his 1955 painting sold for almost $2 million. the painting shows a harem of colorfully dressed women. this is the highest price ever paid for a work of art at auction. >>> we'r into new this morning a new front crash results are in. 2015 midsized suvs didn't do so great. 3 out of 7 midsized suvs passed this test. the best performer overall the redesigned meese redesigned nissan murano designated as top safety pick. the jeep wrangler four-door took second spot good rating. third place, ford flex given acceptable rating. dodge durango, jeep cherokee and high underday santa fe earned marginal. the worst performer, dodge journey. we put the results on nbc washington facebook page so you can tackke a closer look. >>> review by the news4 iteam reveals 2200 drivers in our area have been charged with ignoring stop school buses. that's just in the past three years. the iteam put under cover cameras at 3 of the busiest bus stops in our area. each of the bus stops, cameras

problem is you do not find a picasso everyday. genie: if someone wants to give me one, i am more than willing. time now for the press review. we have one here with us. let us start with an exclusive article about the syrian resident. >> let's take a look at the front page of the paper. they talk about how investigators say a secret wartime provides enough evidence to indict assad and 24 senior syrian officials. the guardian takes a closer look at the documents. it took three years to a special these -- to smuggle these documents out of syria. one investigator was killed. the evidence has been compiled for the commission for international justice and accountability which is a commission funded by western states including the u.s., britain, eu, and others. cases are being prepared in anticipation of a war crimes tribunal. a string of recent military setbacks and inner fighting within the upper echelons of the syrian regime have increased the chances that assad could fall. genie:. france criticism over the right for a visit to cuba.

. >>> plus the prestigious picasso that just set a new world record at a new york auction house. >>>happening today. , president obama will attend a summit on overcoming poverty in the u.s. it's happening at georgetown university in washington, d.c. this summit is a direct response to pope francis's challenge to put the poor at the center of religious and public life. it's an issue that hits home here. 28% of people living in philadelphia live below the federal poverty line. >>> philadelphia international airport is holding a job fair today at the liacouras center. more than 38 businesses are looking for people to fill openings right now. >>> new jersey governor chris christie has vetoed a bill. the measure called for annual reviews of billions of dollars of those tax expenditures. the lawmaker behind the bill says he's disappointed by the governor's veto because he says taxpayers should know their money is being spent rightly. several companies received multi-million dollar tax breaks to move to camden. those are the 76s who received $82 million. lockheed martin took advantage of $1

i will go with picasso because it looks like picasso.did he guess right? >> we will check from monday's show. >> this is a picasso work called le femme version o. it just set the world record as the most expensive work offard ever sold at auction. >> the correct answer is a and aaron guessed correctly. >> all the more impressive. you were guessing and you didn't remember. excellent. we have to get two right to win the cruddy prize. this was from last night's show. we wanted this republican presidential candidate ben carson had to explain an unusual physical problem that he encountered while on a campaign stop in south carolina. what happened to ben carson in south carolina? was it a, he hurt his eye in an exercise equipment accident? b, he hurt his elbow in an exercise accident, c, he hurt his tongue while licking a campaign tracker's camera, or d, he lost a tooth while eating breakfast. >> i watch your show so often i know what a and c refer to. it is d, he lost a tooth on some ham or something? >> at the ham -- country ham store or som

pablo picasso's "women of algiers" the painting sold for nearly $180 million at christie's in new york series that picasso created in the 1950s. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" apple pay sets its sights on china and high-tech department stores try out high-tech fitting rooms. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. >>> good morning, royal shell received considerable improvement to drill gas. shell was given the green light by the bureau of ocean management and still must obtain other permits. it's a major victory for the oil and gas industry. environmenting groups blasted the decision. shell plans to drill up to six wells beginning this summer. >>> back on wall street edged lower because of drop in oil prices. the dow fell nearly 86 points the s&p lost 10. and the nasdaq 10 points lower. >>> apple in talks with chinese e-commerce giant alibaba to bring apple pay, it's mobile payment system, to china. apple pay allows customers to buy goods by holding a mobile device up to readers in merchants. analysts expect china to become apple's biggest market. in the first quarter of this year,

. >>> big investments roll in and picasso could set an auction record.wagner is aet the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. uber is looking to raise between $1.5 billion and $2 billion in financing. uber expects to finance the company. if that happens the ride-sharing company would be the most expensive backed up in history. they expect to grow 400% this year. >>> stocks on wall street ended the week with their best day in two months following good news about the job market. for the week the dow gained 164 points. the s&p finishet 7 points higher. the nasdaq lost 2 points for the week. >>> a work by pablo picasso could set a record for the most expensive painting ever sold. "the women of algiers" will be sold later today. the auction house estimates it could sell for $140 million. the paintings by francis bacon sold for $122 million. >>> for a second week in a row the avengers brought in top sales. it earned nearly $313 million in just ten weeks in the nadir. the weekend's new release "hot pursuit"

"women public picasso's o" and its version could set the record for the most expensive piece of artworkristie's estimates it could go for $140 million. that's roughly what the movie "furious seven" made. thing,pture is your christie's is auctioning this? iacometti.his g it could set the record for the most expensive sculpture -- close to the picasso at $130 million. if you are in this for bragging rights, this is a billionaire with the record for having spent the most on a piece of art in auction. in 2013, the queen of las vegas spent $142.4 million on this triptych that francis bacon painted. betty: could you see any of those hanging in your living room? mark: i told you when we were watching david's piece, that picasso is absolutely beautiful and absolutely out of our price range. betty: i think even you and i combined, we could maybe get a quarter of that. not even that. the: you weren't feeling giacometti? betty: it is huge. is pointingnd toward the exit because whoever can't afford it has to leave. hint? are you giving me a i am saying goodbye. is the realize this first day of the

highlights include works by picasso.ristie's head of impressionist and modern art lampley -- brooke lampley and found out why the demand is at record-breaking levels. all about supply. it is not a supply chain industry, so it is unlike anything else. we cannot replicate what is available each season. it will not ever happen. so these are once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, and that is really what dictates the competition and desire and high prices. olivia: send you do not necessarily think we will have a 1.5 dollars sale next s pring? >> we cannot guarantee that. pimm: who i -- olivia: who is buying? >> it really varies from artist to artist. last week we saw tremendous asian betting. we sell russian building thursday night in the auction.nist it really varies. what is best is it is diverse all the time right now. olivia: for me, what is incredible is it feels christie's has left southebys in the dust. something that was not the case 10 years ago. in particular because of modern and impressionist. what has been the strateg

the picasso women's of algiers has never been auctioned off for that high is considered a contemporary masterpiece the final price tag break expectations by $40 million picasso died and costs 973 this was an homage to his rival matisse's henry matisse >> gary radnich: burning everybody pam loves it when i think everybody is switched off the war your gang to join us the warrior game to join us you turned warrior game of the watch kron 4 we really appreciate it we will provide updates the rob this little sport taste grant is on the same. >> grant lodes: is a commercial right now i don't know >> gary radnich: atlanta's not even with washington dogwatch is still on the bill that is a fracture is a in wizards of the chair is a hero on sauvignons copiers not this time at the finished two more free throws finished off 1 06 to the score of 101 giants i idle tonight polo sandoval and the red sox to two sandoval is now over to it and you haven't been playing around and the internet at 11:00 last night in the red sox arrives about the heavens larry baer and bruce bochy showed up am presenting pos

picasso's work is in high demand. usually sells for more. the art market is on fire. this could beat out one sold for $142 million. this particular picasso, in case you are interested it is an homage to matisse. >> i don't have space in my office. >>> severe storms turned deadly overnight. "new day" with the latest. >>> get inside! >> a reported tornado this morning in van, texas. officials say at least 26 people are injured. >> i can hear the howling. >> i haven't seen anything like that in a long time. >> did you do it? >> no sir. >> suspects are in custody and two police officers are dead. >> this is my baby. i am just trying to come to grips. >>> attorneys for the six baltimore police officers want the case dismissed. >>> prince singing for unity in baltimore. >> when prince does something, people pay attention. >>> the fbi is increasing monitoring of suspected isis supporters in the united states. >> the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> it is 6:00 in the east. welcome to "new da

>> well a picasso will always be a picasso. he's the mozart of the 20th century.est sculptor of the 21st century. monet, greatest impressist painter. qualities that already resonates. these artists will always be great. what they're worth and how much people are prepared to pay for them is purely about the number of the people in the marketplace. there's never been so many people in the art market as they are today and they come from all over the world. they come from the middle east they come from asia mainland china. america and europe. >> you see just before you go unlike sotheby's, you're privately owned by a french millionaire, francois pinot. arguably as businesses go not a hugely profitable operation, terribly glamorous. are you aware of being part of a large group and being a feeder to push the high-net individuals through the other products and other divisions within that? >> francois pinot is first and foremost an art collector, his passion is buying works of art, supporting contemporary artists. he has two great museums in venice, and he really loves th

the number of picassos is shrinking.is a good store of value overtime until it's not. >> unless you believe it's part of the asset bubble inflation. >> which it clearly is. >> or the zombie apocalypse. >> it's useless. >> all the stuff is useless in the zombie apocalypse. >> there's a couple of hundred people that can. >> probably less than 100 and all it takes is 2. >> all right. coming up the ceo of wayfair. the stock is up 51% this year after getting battered since it's october ipo and later we will reveal the 2015 cnbc disruptor 50 list. another list. the companies changing the playing field. plus the profit marcus lemonis will be here and join us to talk about his new season and the start of that on cnbc. stay tuned. squawk box will be back live from the heart of midtown manhattan. why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the fru