can you see anything unusual about this picasso?erpiece. —— hiding behind a masterpiece. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm was murdered. that has a terrible effect on the morality of the people. i'm terrified of the repercussions in the streets. one wonders who is next. as the airlift got under way, there was no letup in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low in the crater flowed down to the sea on the east of the island — away from the town for the time being, but it could start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch. they called it mir, the russian for peace. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: students from the florida school where 17 people were killed in a mass shooting this week have taken part in a rally demanding tighter gun controls. president trump's

picasso's crouching woman — worth millions. a painting from his blue period.this is what they discovered. underneath it is a painting of the barcelona landscape by a fellow artist. but turn it 90 degrees and bring back the crouching woman, and you can see that picasso has used the landscape as the basis of his painting. it helps date the painting, it helps determine where the painting was made. but it also gives us a sense of the artist with whom a particular painter was engaging. and i think these insights do help ask us new and more interesting and more scientifically accurate questions. the contour of the hills in the background becomes the crouching woman's back, and she takes on the shape and form of the catalan countryside. until now, only the wealthiest galleries could afford to scan, and even then, it was only for great works of art. but the new system is cheaper and portable, and so can be used by anyone to find the secrets behind any painting they want. here at the harry ransom centre, the curator has questions about this portrait of the american com

also in the programme: can you see anything unusual about this picasso? we'll uncover the mystery hiding behind the masterpiece. hello. i'm nkem ifejika, and this is bbc world news. thousands of people in florida, including survivors of wednesday's mass school shooting, have taken part in a rally to demand tighter gun controls in the united states. the event took place outside the court building in the city of fort lauderdale, a short distance from the school where a former student, nikolas cruz, killed seventeen people. laura westbrook reports. chanting: no more! outside the federal courthouse in fort lauderdale, this was the message to lawmakers. among the protesters was emma gonzales, who took cover on the floor of her school's auditorium as a gunman started shooting. she had this to say to donald trump. if the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, i will happily ask him how much money he received from

more than one hundred sixty ceramic artworks created by public picasso are now on display at the louisiana museum of modern art your company making. the exhibition brought together items borrowed from several museums and from some of picasso's descendants. because who died in one nine hundred seventy three at the age of ninety one his productivity was unmatched with tens of thousands of works to his name the copenhagen exhibit will run until may twenty seventh. valentine's day romance comes to slovakia with a new love bank. this lovers vault located in the town of funds ghosty of nature contains one hundred thousand tiny drawers for couples can stored treasured keep sakes from their relationship instead of say stocks and bonds. the vault is part of a museum that's dedicated to a nineteenth century slovak romantic poet. we stay with the theme of love in many countries across europe the fourteenth of february is an important day for couples valentine's day is a chance to celebrate their relationship some couples go for dinner others exchange gifts with flowers and chocolates among the favori

. >> well, the search is on for a a picasso after someone snatched it off of a wall.g up: how much the artwork is worth, and why the owner of the missing art says the may have been an >> this morning valuable piece of artwork is missing, stolen not just from an art every a gallery, but from a business, it is cents a rare original picasso hanging in the lobby of art appraise err's office in milwaukee. one of the owners there of that business saw the piece hanging on the wall before going to work, by the time he left in the afternoon, it was gone. the rare piece had picasso's signature on it, but the owners there had not posted the name or the price next to the artwork. >> it is intentional. we didn't want to attract attention to somebody who was just looking at values. somebody, either new what they were doing or just got lucky. >> yes, the piece is worth about 35 to $50,000. the owners have notified art galleries all across the country, in case the thief tries to sell the piece of art >> i can't believe it is only worth that much. >> you would think little bit more fo

it's all for me one of the most important artists of the centuries and that's the mission as it's a picasso figure because you feel good in two thousand and seven so norman rosenthal devoted the von academy's biggest ever retrospective to georg bassinets that months obviously shocked us all i don't mean he's as important as picasso but you can talk about him in the same breath as because of this and think of him on this level as quote on knocking him every day as if you are mr means that you as i don't regard myself as the bearer of any message or as a magician who turns everything he touches to art but as opposed to it works according to and yet he's a star of the art world his works hand in the leading museums worldwide even so he's been a skinned when it comes to criticism. has been levied or bathurst compass and often i have always noticed with basil it's that he's incredibly sensitive to statements he sees as negative almost like a seismograph always shockingly i get to. call a show tough man. recently retired curator at munich's modern art museum and the pina could take them all down

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. >>> there was a big art heist how a criminal was able to steel a sketch from pab le picasso. >> top that, bob kelly. >> i don't know, i'm still trying to from the plane segment. 5:11. live look from the bennie, you can barely see the bridges because of the thick fog, lets check the cameras as we say hello to ocean city, new jersey, we have you fogged in dancing on the boardwalk with abu-jamala, what is a song we can play for you on you're owe aba, on your first day of w a flight had to make an emergency landing after a fight. why? a passenger refused to stop passing gas. two men sitting next to him asked the man can you please stop? he said in, i will continue. that is when fight broke out. passengers. they went at it, flight attendants got involved, and they could in the do it. pilot got involved and said hey we will have to make an emergency landing. police on board. they removed everybody involved. we understand no charges were filed but passengers are now banned from smelly cloudy airlines. they cannot fly, that carrier anymore. >> oh, guys, police there in europe are something.

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. >>> plus this one, an art heist, how a criminal was able to steel an original sketch pablo picasso. >> check on the roads and transit this morning, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. roading getting to the airport not bad but we are dealing with thick fog and will take you long they are morning. here's a live look outside philly international. we will have some travel delays. lets get outside other jam cams hello to the parkway hey who took the art museum, it is back around there somewhere, roads are wet, >>> welcome back at 4:15 exactly right now. we're so excited for warm weather. >> all of the things we planned to do that we will probably not do like take a walk, sue serio. >> we will have good intentions as we are's taking our nap, thinking oh, it is really nice out there, yeah but here's the thing with all this fog that could have an influence on whether we break a record or not it will still be unusually mild today. it already is but check out these visability, it is the thickest fog morning that we have seen in quite a while in philadelphia, quarter mile visibility, three

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. >> police in milwaukee wisconsin investigating the theft of a rare print by pablo picasso.f could have walked in and stolen the piece while he was upstairs admitting the door was unlocked. he believes whoever took the print may have grabbed the first thing they saw without realizing what they actually had. >> we've never had tags up, prices, not even identifying the artist so somebody maybe just got lucky. >> well, the picasso print created more than 70 years ago is one of only 30 that were made. it's valued at $50,000. >> ♪ >> health check at 4 o'clock today and a new book is shedding light on what makes us feel so embarrassed about the embarrassing actions of others. turns out the timing is pretty good here. >> ♪ >> yes, grammy winning singer fergie criticized coast to coat for that sultry nightcluby rendition of the national anthem. players and vip's hid smiles sometimes not so well and their cringing looks. the new book cringe worthy says two pain centers in our brains actually light up when others mess up suggesting we feel a kind of social pain we can imagine ourselve

fabulous artists have been, you know, had questionable morals and, yet, you know, we still enjoy picasso, for example, or chini who was definitely accused of sexualssault. >> brangham: diego revera. yes. they haven't related specifically to temporary times. in the portrait gallery, we have lots of sitters. this is the first time to my knowledge we've had to deal with re artist's reputation,, but again, ts a tendency to have a knee-jerk reaction. i'd caution everyone to slow down. i would also say that museums are the one place you can have a dialogue. signing one of the things we talked a lot about was, you row, do you provide an avenue for the public tlly talk about, you know, how they feel about this? >> brangham: this reminds me of the debate had over confedere monuments. >> yes. >> brangham: some argued the monuments should stay up but we should wrap them in the context of who put them up, why and what the persn on the topf the statue did in their life. do you think we can do that wit an artist, can you do it with a large, powerful piece of artwork? can you wrap it in a context erat

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peggy rockefeller are now on display at christie's auction house in london among them our works by picasso and. what's really important remember there is actually lived but really the. with these things they used to post live the paintings would not hundreds if they were in some great gallery they want pictures on. the exhibits are to go on auction later this year christie's anticipates record proceeds of more than half a billion euros. on tuesday spanish happy about them arrived at the bed an international film festival in a property. he went on to present the first images from a documentary produced titled sanctuary about the greenpeace research expedition the academy award winner spent three weeks in antarctica with two german marine researchers. out of the room gordy of spain directed the film it was something that i will never forget it's like i thought came to my mind i guess in the brief story times these would be what the world around the sisters were witnessing the silence and be any most speaking. as a greenpeace supporter bought them advocates the establishment of the world's bi

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. >> he started racing in95 1 and it was like picasso, a great artist doing his work.he was in his cardoing his work. he couldn't get the support from other drivers he was competing against, mor sponsorship. he wasn't allowed to race in certain speed ways and he had death threats not to come toat lanta. and then said look, that's what i've got to do i've got to race. i remember him racing in jacksonville and he beat them all. they didn't drop the checkered flag. wh t they did drop checkered flag my father was in third place. there was a white beauty queenal and theays kissed the driver. the trophy was gone, the fans were gone, the beauty queens were gone. there. >>tid he ever consider no never.anymore? that was what my dad was saying, too tough for others, just right r me. they were racing the atlanta 500, he was sick needhaed to ve an operation. i said daddy, are we going to race today? he said lift me up i'm going to get in that car. he raced 500 miles are that day. for years nobody mentioned wendell scott, but that didn't drive hi crazy, that is what made him so gre

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i hope not, all right, chris, thank you. >>> search is on right now for a thief who stole a pablo picassoe artwork was taken on friday afternoon from the fine arts appraisal in milwaukee, wisconsin. it is worth about 50,000 bucks worker at that gallery says it just walked off the floor. gallery does not have security cameras. that will probably change. we will see you after the break. >>> 9:49. new film black panter headed toward a 210 million-dollar, four dejesus buy, latest super hero film from marvel, took in another $75.8 million on friday. that is the eighth biggest day , in industry history. and that is on top of the 25 million-dollar thursday box office take. not only is the film selling out in theaters but it has received critical success getting an unheard of 97 percent on rotten tomatoes, can't wait to see it. black panter, of course, from walt disney, the parent company of six abc. >>> we are here in the "action news" big board with technically speaking, those popular apple home pod devices may be small but they are causing big headaches for users. that is because they are leav

(grant) an original print by pablo picasso was stolen from a wisconsin appraiser.could be worth as much as 50-thousand dollars. the theft happened at delind fine art appraisals... reports say the original 19-49 print was missing on friday from the shop. the print is similar to the one pictured here. appraiser bill delind says someone could have walked in the unlocked door unnoticed because he and his business partner were upstairs. his message for whomever stole the print is straight- forward. "first of all, bring it back. i'm not sure im in a position to negotiate. you'll be forgiven, no harm will come. but i would say i want the art work back."(grant) (grant) back."want the art work back." (grant) delind says the shop doesn't have security cameras...but he's hoping surveillance across the street picked something up. police are investigating the situation. (vicki) it looks like kentucky fried chicken is running out of fried chicken in the u-k. the fast food chain has been forced to temporarily close about 800 of its roughly 900 locations in britain. k-f-c is blami

. >>> police in wisconsin are looking for a rare original picasso, stolen from an art gallery in milwaukee. it was in the lobby of the building, and valued $35,000 to $50,000. it did have his signature on it and gallery owners believe whoever took it knew what they were doing. the owners say they have notified galleries and museums all over the country in hopes that if the thief tries to sell it, the buyer will know it was stolen. >>> the success of black panther may focus on registering voters. the movie broke records this weekend with a $200 million debut, and former first lady michelle obama tweeting yesterday she loved the film and gave a shoutout to the cast. >>> good morning, everybody. we are heading down to spring training, and could the usa hockey team figure out how to score a few goals to stay alive? that's coming up. >>> good morning and happy tuesday. this is a live look at the golden great bridge, headlights coming into san francisco and traffic moving well in both directions along that span. we have delays at the bay bridge toll plaza and they have just turned on the meterin

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picasso turned mountains into the original into part of the figure shown in his painting. >>> and thershmallow is a unicorn. >> no! >> that's cool. first time in a decade general mills is adding a permanent new shape to the cereal. the unicorn with purple and blue highlights faces -- replaces, rather, the yellow hourglass. the company says this is the first marshmallow based on input from the kids. they're thinking an hourglass -- not many people have hourglass figures, but everyone loves the unicorn. lucky. >> my kids are all into unicorns. >> yeah. good choice. >>> nasa's solar-powered mars rover "opportunity" just celebrated its 5,000th martian day on the red planet. one martian day is about 40 minutes longer than a day here on earth. this is a huge milestone for the small robot. it was not meant to survive longer than 90 days. the rover is collecting data and photos which are crucial for exploring mars. >>> colonizing the planet is just one of the topics in a new book called "the future of humanity." terraforming mars, interstellar travel imortality, and our destiny beyond earth.

the 1949 original picasso print was taken friday and it is one of just 30 print that the artist may byning each with a green crayon in the lower right-hand corner. that these may i come to the gallery unnoticed through an unlocked door while he and his business partner were upstairs. for now, local appraisers hope that the camera across the street capture the footage.>>> black panther is crushing its way to a record-setting weekend at the box office. the superhero them brought in more than $200 million in the week and debut, and with today being a holiday, the film is expected to surpass that amount. black panther was directed by an oakland native and features a predominantly african- american cast. it is expected to surpass deadpool which holds the record. >>> police in berkeley go undercover to try and catch these stealing laptops at a well-known cafe that is just across the street from the cal campus. >>> president donald trump blasted off nearly two dozen tweets over the last two days and i will tell you what he had to say coming up. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand s

a picasso print -- stolen.ticed. ( darya ) an original print by pablo picasso has been stolen from a wisconsin appraiser.( james ) the piece could be worth as much as 50-thousand dollars. the original 1949 print went missing from the shop on friday. the appraiser says someone could have walked in the unlocked door unnoticed... because he and his business partner were upstairs.( darya ) the appraiser says the shop does ánot have security cameras. but he's hoping surveillance across the street picked something up. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking the cold temperatures. ( james ) plus... investigators are looking into what ( james ) refresh your home and save at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse

(pam) an original print by pablo an original (pam) an original print by pablo picasso was stolen fromwisconsin appraiser. the piece could be worth as much as 50-thousand dollars. the theft happened at delind fine art appraisals... reports say, the original 19-49 print was missing on friday from the shop. the print is similar to the one pictured here. the appraiser says, someone could have walked in the unlocked door unnoticed , because he and his business partner were upstairs. his message for whomever stole the print ... is straight- forward. "first of all, bring it back. i'm not sure im in a position to negotiate. you'll be forgiven, no harm will come. but i would say i want the art work back."want the art work back."(pam) he says, the shop does not have security cameras... but he is hoping surveillance across the street picked something up. police are investigating. lawrence karnow: it was a cold, brisk day with a few showers popping up around the bay area. there was even some snow over our local mountains. winds were also blustery making it feel even more see some of the showers o

a judge will decide if shkreli will forfeit and including wu tang klan album and picasso painting. bank's chairman has been dieted on charges of fundraising and abusing his position, never a good thing, lauren, that's what's happening now. lauren: they'll could be a silver lining on rising bond yields. albert, the director of asset allocation strategy at people's united, he joins us now, good morning, al. >> good morning, how are you? lauren: i'm great, happy friday to you. >> thank you. lauren: first off, we have been talking for rising yields for weeks now because we keep pushing close to 3% and most of the time we see equities come down as a result when we get the four-year high. what rate are you looking at the ten-year yield that's too high for the economy to handle? >> yeah, i think we are -- we won't see trouble there until the ten-year rate gets really to 4% or so. if you look back at historical correlations, you see, in fact, that rising -- rising ten-year yields have been positively correlated with stock prices so long as the ten-year rate is below 5%. now, we are in a li

(pam) an original print by pablo picasso was stolen from a wisconsin appraiser.ce could be worth as much as 50-thousand dollars. the theft happened at delind fine art appraisals... reports say, the original 19-49 print was missing on friday from the shop. the print is similar to the one pictured here. the appraiser says, someone could have walked in the unlocked door unnoticed , because he and his business partner were upstairs. his message for whomever stole the print ... is straight- forward. "first of all, bring it back. i'm not sure im in a position to negotiate. you'll be forgiven, no harm will come. but i would say i want the art work back."want the art work back."want the art work back."(pam) he says, the shop does not have security cameras... but he is hoping surveillance across the street picked something up. police are investigating. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))that's right pam and steve...tonight we are keeping an eye tonight we are keeping an eye on th

historians in the room, please don't throw any tomatoes at me, but if you ask people about ists, they say, picasso, but the reality is it was a group. hemingway was part of a larger ande of which dos passos others were members. these social influences are not just one person. >> this is the time of the armory show, of futurism in , and incredibly modernist exposure throughout culture. absolutely. and it doesn't just hit writing. it hits art. there was a beautiful exhibition at the nelson atkins art museum. we will be talking about that. it also affects dance as well. it impacts all aspects of the arts. now, gentlemen, in three minutes or less -- you might have to share -- i am going to ask you a very hard question i did not preppy for. hemingway -- prep you for. hemingway famously wrote a farewell to arms. it features a battle that hemingway was not actually at. this is a quote that many associate with hemingway. "the world breaks everyone, and strong as aany are broken placement, but those that do not break are killed. it kills the good, the gentle, the braves, impartially. if you are none of the

. >>> in milwaukee police trying to track down a stolen picasso. the 1949 etching was hanging on al a wall in an art brokerage and vanished all by itself. >> just walked away. >> that's what the owner said. >> the police say the galleries and auctioneers throughout the midwest have been notified about the theft. the piece worth $50,000. >>> now to los angeles and the big doings at the nba all star weekend. check it out. the slam dunk contest. that was the winner there, utah jazz guard donovan mitchell with that 360 tomahawk. >> look at that. >> he edged out cavaliers forward larry nance jr. mitchell relatively short for the nba just 6'4". >> did you ever dunk, ron? >> i used to be able to dunk a long time ago. >> on a regulation rim? >> yes, two hands. >> i can still do it. >> not anymore and no tomahawk. >> when i'm feeling lazy that's what i do. thank you, ron. you did point out something very important. we are very lucky and pleased to have dr. sam champion filling in. how you doing? >> i am well. thank you. good morning, everybody. we were snow