matisse is the best. >> rose: this is picasso. this is a wonderful picasso.his is the best picasso we have. >> rose: oh, sure. and this is, like, on the level of -- >> rose: yes. you can see the connection. 1908. >> 1908. >> rose: you still see the painting at the museum of modern art? >> yes, the same period and the same way of showing the forms. >> rose: every one of these rooms has natural light. >> yes, every one of these rooms. most have the natural light. and this play between modern and classical. >> rose: and light floors. it's an historical buildings, so we can only do some things here and we have a lot of places where we show historically. this is two cyst snores tell me about the painting. >> this is one to have the great -- this is one of the great picasso paintings called sisters. has a lot of stories, sisters meeting in the hospitals, has many explanations. >> rose: how long has this been in the russian collection? >> it is from beginning of the century. it was the most private collection that came to hermitage. >> rose: so this is the gift of t

charlie: and this is picasso. mikhail: this is the best picasso we have.'s on the level of -- charlie: you can see the onnection. 1908. mikhail: 1908. charlie: but you can still see, can't you, some of the sense of the painting at the museum of modern art. mikhail: yes, it's the same period. the same way of showing the forms and stuff. charlie: every one of these rooms has natural light. mikhail: yes. every one of these rooms. most of them have the natural life. and this play between the modern forms and classical. charlie: and light floors. mikhail: you see it is a historical building, we can do only some things here. there are a lot of places where we show how historic it was. this is the famous sisters. charlie: tell me about the paintings. mikhail: this is one of the great picasso paintings, the sisters. it's a lot of stories, two sisters meeting in hospital, two sisters meeting in prison, it's mary and elizabeth. charlie: how long has this been in the russian collection? mikhail: it is from the beginning of the century. it was in moscow in a private c

all right, 4:52, entire floor dedicated to the work of picasso. museum. >> we need the rain, lauren dawn johnson. >> august 20, what was it, sue, 23rd? >> twentieth. >> no measurable rain. >> hey, the largest collection of picasso now on display at the museum of modern art in new york sit. >> i showcases 60 years worth of the spanish artist's work and chronicles his interest throughout the decades. exhibit includes sculptures with human faces, bodies, animals, and even musical instruments. different sculpting techniques, and materials, can also be seen. >> the sculpture, covers the course of picasso's career, the first sculpture in the exhibition, from when he was 20 years old in 1902. and the last one is from 1964 when he was 84, already. >> there are 150 works on display, picasso sculpture will open to the public next monday. will be open until february. >>> last one looks like a star wars character almost. do you see that? how cool. >> kind of bizarre. >> wallenda family full of daredevils, you may the tightrope walks. >> this time his wife is

it has made quite a journey -- from picasso's cubist. wasped in parcel paper, it sold as an arts and crafts gift for $37. for the president of the pompidou centre, the back story only adds to the work's appeal. >> the public will not only find a masterpiece but also a painting with the story, a painting with a past. there is an layer of depth. >> the work will have to be restored for around six weeks because it was kept in damp conditions during its theft. the investigation is ongoing, but it's appearance thrust the painting from the -- but the disappearance thrust the painting from the storeroom into the limelight. molly: the king of saudi arabia promises a swift investigation into the deadly high stampede. -- the deadly high stampede. -- the deadly high stampede. world leaders a reviving efforts to end the conflict. an enthusiastic new york welcomes pope francis as he arrives at the head of the highly anticipated address to the united nations general sibley. -- to the united nations general assembly. i am joined by kate moody. kate, we

picasso is known for 4300 paintings that he created. but he made 700 sculptures also. many of them very fragile. >> his sculptures are made from everything from the kitchen sink on to bronze or from works that are just nailed together, made from paper. >> the only place you can see this exhibit in the u.s. is at moammar. it runs until february 7th. >> fantastic. go to see it. if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> breaking news from abroad. devastating flooding in japan. right now there's a rush to rescue people who have been trapped by the water. >>> rain is falling, adding to problems in one local neighborhood that's stillwater logged. >>> donald trump at the center of a brand new controversy. what he said about a fellow candidate, carly fiorina. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, september 10th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. storm team 4's chris cimino is here with the forecast. good

. >>> a stolen picasso masterpiece that showed up in new jersey is now back in a museum in paris. it turned up on a shipment to newark. the multimillion-dollar work was labeled as a $37 christmas gift. clearly it wasn't. the picasso family has welcomed the painting's return. >> it is very important that no artwork gets stolen and stays stolen for so many years. in fact, it was such a moment of painting was found again. >> unfortunately, the painting did suffer a little from its ordeal. several weeks of restoration are needed. >> but they got it. >> they did. >>> all right. as we told you yesterday, scientists were promising to solve a mystery of mona lisa once and for all. well, not exactly. art historians have long speculated that leonardo da vinci painted a silk merchant's wife. on thursday, scientists said they believe they unearthed her bones in florence. bu ey admitted they don't have a skull to scientifically re-create that mysterious face. >> is it still a mystery then? >> still a mystery. >> okay. >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're about to head out the door, take uses w

at museum of modern art, picasso sculptures.up again this time in 2 d at washington, d.c.'s phillips collection exhibit. a nod to the modern and avant-garde masters. boston's museum of fine arts features dutch painting in theage of rembrandt and vermeer, while the cleveland museum of art says bonjour to works of claude monet and henri matisse. in texas, houston's museum of fine arts hosts mark rothko works and dallas museum of art features jackson pollack's paintings at the height of his popularity. these shows are just a sampling. safe to say there is something for almost every pallet this art season. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us for the morning news and "cbs this morning" from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. test. . >>> it's tuesday, september 29th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a cold encounter at the united nations between president obama and vladmir putin planned parenthoo

at museum of modern art, picasso sculptures. picasso will pop up again this d.c.'s phillips collection exhibit. a nod to the modern and avant-garde masters. boston's museum of fine arts features dutch painting in theage of rembrandt and vermeer, while the cleveland museum of art says bonjour to works of claude monet and henri matisse. in texas, houston's museum of fine arts hosts mark rothko works and dallas museum of art features jackson pollack's paintings at the height of his popularity. these shows are just a sampling. safe to say there is something for almost every pallet this art season. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us for the morning news and "cbs this morning" from the broadcast

" which detailed her year oses picasso's mistress. now, salk, now a free man after his divorce, met her actually at the salk institute, and she really had no interest in him initially, but realized the depth of him beyond science. he had a great interest in art and architecture and whatnot, and so he pursued her, and she told me the story of when he proposed, and she said, well, if i was older -- i don't see a reason to get married and i'm not sure it will work. he said, well, here's a piece of paper. write down all the this wills that would have to happen that you think to make it work. so he left the room and came back a few minutes later and she hatt had written down a whole long list and he look at it and said, yeah, can do all of these thingsment one of those -- she didn't tell me what they all were except one and that was she could spend six months a year in france or in her studio in new york, painting mostly alone because she was a very career-driven, and an accomplished artist. >> host: accomplished artist herself. >> guest:

picasso would have jumped at her. her measurements was miss america. literally stopped the traffic the first time she came in a bathing suit. she used to-- she goes on a beach, guys fall over. >> reporter: the colby college museum, in maine, houses the largest katz collection anywhere: 850 works. colby now has an exhibit focusing on katz's early work, from the 1950s. diana tuitte is the curator. >> i think that what alex seemed to know coming out of art school was that he didn't want to be doing what anyone else was doing. initially, katz painted from photographs-- like these figures in a field, or these four children. then, while taking art classes in maine, katz says, he found his eyes. >> i like the light. the further north you get, the less white light you have and the more color. and i thought the color around here, you know, is just really marvelous. and that was a big reason for coming here. >> reporter: he's come back to coastal maine for the past 61 summers. he built a studio overlooking a pond and often finds subject matter right outside the

they can be compared to picasso or the rape of the women or other classic paintings of that sort. it's the first time they have been to the united states anywhere since 1995. now we brought them here. we put it together with these artifact and with children's drawings from hiroshima. i will explain later. that was the origin of our exhibit in 1995. 20 years later, we have a more elaborate exhibit i'm sure it's the most elaborate exhibit on the atomic bombings that has been held in the united states. it's overwhelming. i can't tell you how many people have written to me who have seen it and said that it left them in tears. this is one of the most famous images out of nagasaki. this is a young girl. she looks -- the caption says dazed. she's holding a rice

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monday is the day of the new exhibition of picasso opens at the new york museum of modern art.uesday is the day is the 70th session of the u.s. general assembly opens. wednesday's the day of the republican presidential debate at the reagan library. thursday is the first day of the sun dance film festival hong kong. friday is the first day of london fashion week. saturday is the 30th annual farm aid concert in chicago. and here is what's new for your weekend. ben fold releases a new album, so there. ♪ there is nothing to forget. the sci-fi drama the martian starring matt damon at the toronto film festival. >> this is how i am. >> rose: and the u.s. open finals take place in flushing, new york. there is just as much action off court as there is on it. >> this is the 2015 u.s. open. one of the four largest events on the planet. you're going to see a lot of other tennis fans as the u.s. open is the highest annually attended sporting event in the world. the new thing of course is the super structure that will support our retractible roof is now in place. >> it's been an unbelievable

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. >>> for the first time in a decade a $15 million painting by pablo picasso will be put on display in. the masterpiece known as the hairdresser was stolen 14 years ago. the painting was intercepted by u.s. customs official in a consignment from belgium last year. plenty more, of course, on the website. the address aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera, katrina adams, she sits atop u.s. tennis as chairman of the board, ceo, and president of the united states tennis association. >> it's been 133 years since we were founded, so it is an honor to be the first... i don't think i have to fight for it, uh...i was just being me. >> adams' climb to the top took a decade, and now the first african american and former professional player to lead the national governing body, is busy setting the agenda for h

. >>> now, it's taken more than a decade but a $15 million painting by pablo picasso is finally backy in paris. stolen almost four queen years ago the masterpiece known as the hair dresser is now in the french capital. >> reporter: the pointing was intercepted by custom officials in belgium at a u.s. airport last year. a reminder that you can keep up to bait date with all the news on our website. the address aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. town. >> the political football known as the keystone xl got picked up and kicked this week by hillary clinton. the democratic presidential candidateneded months -

a picasso back on display in paris after disappearing for more than a decade.ing was reportedly stolen in 2001 from the archives in the french capital. it eventually turned up in a fedex depot in new jersey in december. an investigation is still underway. has confirmed the fed remains on track to type rate. let's ask our guests what this means for the region. joining us is mike mccarthy, a chief strategist. great to see you. did you see any stark in the speech janet yellen made on today versus friday? what has changed? mike: the market reacting could be a key driver. dismay at the border level. i'm not privy to ward meetings but my guess is the meeting surprised the feds. they are tempting to be transparent and demonstrate they are responsive to conditions. unfortunately, what they did is put a lot of concern in front of investors. uncertainty.d that had the effect of not only increasing volatility but widening sentiment. none of that is intended. today, they are returning toward certainty, trying to give markets and analysts more comfort that the fed is sticki

camille, the founder said you wouldn't burn a picasso painting, so why would you destroy the art of attoo. your feeling? >> that is gross. i am against it. i will have myself pressed into one of the stones after i die and my wife will have to wear it around her neck. >> you wouldn't have it removed? >> you mean have it removed so she can put it on the wall? >> yes. what if she wanted it. >> if i die relatively young and she plans to marry again, then yes she can hang my skin on the wall to scare off or suitors. i don't want anyone to come after me. they may be better. >> i think this gross taking the tay the fews off and putting them on the wall. how about taking regular fletch and painting it. >> it reminds me of people who have their pet stuffed and placed in the home. i am glad we go the to the human part. >> i got the feeling there was a dad and they lost their dad and maybe he has a military tattoo. do you think there is legitimacy to hanging the tattoo on the wall? >> it is repulse 7. repulsive. i.. >> i could have sworn you pulled up that dog over here. >> it is a service for e

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was basically a pro he toe type by nazi germany in spain, specifically because of the war, pablo picasso, the first effort to terrorize civilians in shanghai in 1932. sort of a typical picture of the type of bombing that japan did routinely in germany. now, i want to emphasize again that i'm not attempt to go suggest that we should deny the common humanity of japanese and japanese civilians. quite the contrary. what i attempted to do in my work is to recognize the humanity of all the positions, all the places. i think it's important when we talk about events in 1945 to really understand the total context of what is happening in this horrendous war which for china has been going on for eight years. from a chinese standpoint, america enters the war at halftime. and that's what we're going to talk further about. now, the other part of the context is we have now enormous controversy which has been spinning now for better than 30 years in this country over the asia pacific war and specifically its end. let me review briefly how we sort of got here or at least the context with which most peopl

art became quite well known british she published a very popular book which i detail her years with picasso. jonas salk our free man after his divorce met her at the salk institute and showed no interest initially but he had a great interest in art and architecture. so he pursued her and she told me the story of when he proposed in said i don't see a reason to get married he said here is a piece of paper and write down all the things that would have to happen to make it work. he left the room and came back he looked at the list since and i can do all of these but she did tell read them all but one that she could spend six months to year in france or in her studio in new york painting mostly alone because she was very career driven. friends were shocked he married her to begin with but then they realized he looked healthier and happier he ever had and started to do things he had longed for hair and he got into yoga his sister-in-law said she frenchified him. [laughter] but over the years ever more intellectual than affectionate and i thought that was telling. i will go back perk --. she cuts

i remember standing in front of picasso and we'd been like a child.hat's when i decided i wanted to be an artist. >> your father brought afro-latin jazz to the latest, is that correct. >> he was one of the architects, a dean of afro cubans. he worked and created those relationships that began the home movement >>> did your father talk to you and others about historical role that they played or how he viewed himself. >> later as he became elderly and frail, he talked about cuba and his childhood. when he did, he cried. the only thing i could thing of that would make him cry. he didn't refer much to that era, the politics or the music of it. >> he didn't go back to cuba after the revolution, did he express regrets? >> he did. he was invited to cuba, and asked, he received a letter from representatives of the miami cuban community, threatening to boycott his music. he hesitate. i believe that there was - i told him it was crazy to hesitate. it was nothing to do with politics. knowing your culture, your people, it's bigger ideology, bigger than anything y

this was the place to champion their work, not just the picassos.rlie: moma was put together by a new york family. collectors. adam: mrs. whitney was an artist. renzo: this was for artists. this idea that the building comes back on is a great thing. charlie: you brought this building in, on-time, on budget. adam: i have an extraordinary board, and board leadership, who said we cannot make a building that we can't afford to build, and we can't afford to run, and we built a sizable endowment. charlie: $450 million? adam: we raised $250 million for endowment that we would have the funds. many museums do not have the money to run. we are pleased. we finished our campaign. we are still always raising money. you never stop when you are building. the work really begins. charlie: i was there the first night. it seems everybody was happy about this. do you get a sense that there was artists there, members of the board for their, you were there, a sense of we created something we dreamed of doing? and it is that we wanted to do. renzo: this is exactly what yo

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the work of pablo picasso is still going around the world. and the fans are about to see more of it in the form of sculptors. we'll have those stories coming up in a few minutes, richelle. >> taikwando is one of the most popularrer sports in korea. but that could change because mainly because of the changing habits of the nation's children and a rise in another style of martial arts. more from seoul, sout south kor. >> in the hills above south korea's capital, he prepares himself. but he doesn't teach the master sport these days, but he has become a master of another korean art. >> very strong, but it's soft. and looks like dancing. it's very comfortable. my instructor emphasized to me, the mind. >> reporter: there is some argument over the history of taekkyon, when the japanese nearly wipe today out. but he says that it brings him closer to his country's heritage. it's still rooted in its history at a time when taikwando has moved from marshal art to more of a point scoring sport. it's both. it's a marshal art in studios, and now secure in a

in new york, the whitney unfails a new exhibit at the museum of modern report, picasso. will pop up gyp this time in 2d at washington, d.c.'s philips collection. boston's museum of fine arts features "dutch painting in the age of rembrandt and veremeer" and cleveland also. houston's museum of fine arts hosts mark rothko works. and dallas. of course these shows are just a sampling but safe to say there's something for almost every palatae this art season. >> osgood: but first. >> osgood: old and new. >> osgood: pope francis saw the truth of saying what is old is new when he visited st. patrick's cathedral. now with mo rocca. >> every sunday morning in new york, the bells of st. patrick's' echo through the city. beckoning catholics and non-catholics to the cathedral's massive bronze doors. we call this america's parish church. >> we got over six million people a year. they want to see st. pat trek's. >> all mighty god. >> there is a lot to see. neo gothic landmark modeled on the great cathedrals of europe. a prism of stayed glass. an expression of uplift and hope deeply ro

and the connection to the artist, this was really the place the champions there work, not just the picassos. >> rose: put together by a new york family. >> collectors, and mrs. whitney was an artist. >> this idea that the building comes back home is great. >> rose: before we look at this, you brought this building in on time, on budget. >> i have an extraordinary board and board leadership who just -- you know, we just said, look, we cannot make a building we can't afford to build and run and we built a very sizable endowment. >> rose: $450 million project? the project was 430- and we raised another 250- as endowment for part of it so we would have the funds, because many a museum has opened and not had the money to run it. we're really pleased because we finished our campaign. we're still always raising money. you never stop when you're building a museum. but now the work really begins in a way. >> rose: it seems to me -- i mean, i was there the first night. everybody was happy about this. >> mm-hmm. >> rose: you get a sense that there was -- artists were there, members of the board were t

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we're getting a look at a stolen pi kas picasso masterpiece. it vanished 14 years ago. last year it showed up in newark in a fedex shipment location. a customs label described it as a $37 handicraft. the painting will get a little restoration work before it's put on display. >>> for now, mona lisa is keeping her mystery alive. >> she leaves modern scientists guessing about her real identity. we told you yesterday morning they're going to prove who she really was. scientists even dug up bones in florence where leonardo da vinci painted the masterpiece. she was a merchant's wife, but they cannot definitely link her to the painting. not to be gruesome, but they found bones but not a skull. it's hard to re-create what might have been the face. >> the mystery continues though. isn't it part of the mona lisa's allure? >> i think it is. >>> coming up next, joy and celebration across new york city as pope francis prepares for a very busy day ahead. we have live team coverage to prepare you for all the big moments. >>> and if you're about to head out the door, take us with you.

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