when you hear that a picasso is up for sale at christie's in paris most people imagine watering sums but an oil painting from the master of cubism cost a lucky person just $100.00 euros in an online charity ruffle 1st still life by the legendary spanish artist. everywhere where you go in the word you were to the far east. anywhere you go everyone knows who is picasso even if you don't know the work of because so into detail is you know it's because of. the painting called not your mort it's valued at a $1000000.00 on the carbon market. the organizers say that the raffle has raised 5600000 for charity. all on canvas from 192-1921 is very important because his work this is what he's going to do a shift by 2 neo classicism after 7 years of cubism from 1907 to $914.00 more or less he is going to go back to other styles. and know when array is. allowed to go on you know and it's really an extravagant splash for a living room wall and the money raised will help provide clean water for villages in africa. well the coronavirus pandemic has claimed so many lives and one woman in germany is de

anywhere you go everyone knows who is picasso even if you don't know the work of because so. you know it's because of. a painting called not your fault it's valued at a $1000000.00 on the open market. the organizers say that the raffle has raised 5600000 for charity. all on canvas from 192-1921 is very important because his work this is what he's going to do a shift by 2 neo classicism after 7 years of cubism from 1907 to $914.00 more or less he is going to go back to other styles. i'm nowhere near a is. how do you have all gone you know and it's really an extravagant splash for a living room wall and the money raised will help provide clean water for villages in africa. and a reminder now of the top story we're following for you psychologically pot has slammed into india and bangladesh killing at least 8 people and forcing millions to flee authorities say the storm has leveled several coastal villages it's also complicating efforts to respond to coronavirus. you're watching t.w. news a from berlin i'm claire richards and you can keep up to date with all the latest on our web

this is one of those i think is very picasso! my those i think is very picasso!ink is very picasso! my life is so full of joy and those i think is very picasso! my life is so full ofjoy and beauty and wonder. even in lockdown, in isolation, my life is still a really beautiful, wonderful, amazing thing. do you feel glam ? beautiful, wonderful, amazing thing. do you feel glam? no! they were still so many amazing things happening every single day. every day there is beautiful stuff to be seen. you just have to look for it. it's nice tojust be outside, enjoying a bit of gardening, bit of sunshine. in newport, community volunteers have been rallying in the fight against the virus. is this the place for the chicken curry, is it? we have decided to support all the front workers, the nhs. it's important to show some appreciation for the hard work they are doing. so we will be delivering a50 food parcels to them today. along with worshippers from masks around the city, this group have come together to coordinate the effort. that's plenty. that's lovely. thank you very muc

she says the idea that she's the owner of a picasso, that's just sinking in.tially became a millionaire overnight. >> yeah, let me change that last line. she says the idea that she's now a millionaire is just sinking in. >> right. the picasso's cool, but being a millionaire -- >> i'd rather have a million million dollars, y'all. >> the cool part about this is all the proceeds -- a majority of the proceeds, i should say, go to charity. so basically this billionaire offers up his picasso painting, he got 900k for it. which is roughly, i guess, $100,000 under what it was worth. but all the money, which is upwards of $5 million they collected, goes to charity, so a good cause. >>> coming up, could a four-day workweek help the economy recover after the coronavirus? >>> plus the latest research on covid-19 antibodies. how long does the immunity last? our medical expert weighs in. >>> first, barely 48 hours after reopening, a woman had a run-in with a bison inside yellowstone national park. what she was doing when the animal attacked. animal attacked. very did yocoul

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final preparations have been made for an original work by public picasso not to whom or what to be raffledoff in paris the oil on canvas still life is thought to be worth between 2 and 3000000 dollars proceeds will help provide water for villages in 3 african countries. millions of people in india and bangladesh have been forced to flee as a super cycle in races towards the border between the 2 countries cycling is packing winds equivalent to a category 5 hurricane it's expected to bring massive flooding and mudslides when it makes landfall on wednesday the storm is also complicating the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic. in the midst of a pandemic and packing winds speeds of up to 160 kilometers per hour supercycle on one point is heading for bangladesh and india. but there are chances that will head here very fast and with covert 19 it's making the preparations for us the people and for the government difficult and a big challenge. challenge but they are racing to evacuate millions of people while trying to maintain social distancing in eastern india villagers and families a

an original still life painting by the artist pablo picasso is about to be raffled off in paris the work is expected to fetch between $2.00 and $3000000.00 proceeds will help provide water for villages in africa. german prosecutors have dropped charges of market manipulation against 2 top volkswagen executives the carmaker agreed to pay $90000000.00 euros to close the case against her very decent times edition of putsch they were charged with holding information about cheating admissions tests. meanwhile a walk down restrictions across europe have led to a sharp drop in vehicle sales as most car dealerships were forced to close the latest registration figures reveal just how drastic the situation has become for the industry the more covert 19 cases the fewer new cars sold that's according to the latest figures from europe's car manufacturers association a cea. italy and spain lead the way with declines of over 97 percent and 96 percent respectively and friends new vehicle registrations were down 90 percent germany fared slightly better minus 60 percent now that economies are loosening co

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you ever thought of investing in museum quality pop art or even better yet how about of owning a picasso you know of a chance of doing just that for 100 euros that's the price of a raffle ticket the winner of this still life by a will cost is to be announced at christie's auction house in paris and. while on canvas paintings valued a tween $2.00 and $3000000.00 on the open market. proceeds of this raffle will be going to a project to supply clean water and sanitation to these schools go ijaz in west africa. that's all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being here don't forget to follow us as well. so. any time any.

i was there the odd wild have you ever dreamt of owning an original picasso and better still paying just $100.00 euros for it well that's the price of a raffle ticket for the stila flood spanish artist and the winner is to be announced christie's auction house in paris a bit later today the oil on canvas painting is valued at between $2.00 and $3000000.00 on the open market the proceeds author awful mortgage a project to supply clean water and sanitation facilities to schools and villages in west africa. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you here w. millions are fleeing their homes in india and bangladesh as a massive storm makes landfall cyclon unfun better to bring flooding and landslides is also jeopardizing coronavirus comes and. this is the don't you news remember you can keep up to date with all the latest news on the website that's on. dot com do follow us on twitter and instagram. i'll be back with an update at the top of. the. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning.

throughout his 80 year career as a wartime and fashion photographer, his subjects included pablo picasso, sophia laurent and john f. kennedy. he's taken nearly half 1 million photos and attributes his longevity to what he calls unquenchable determination. >> i really feel i have rock in my back and i could roll anywhere on this earth and survive it. >> these days he lives in queens new york and his family believes he caught the virus by going to walk and talking people in defiance of doctors orders to shelter in place. >>> in the next half hour several bay area counties are getting ready to reopen, why some business owners say >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs n bay area, parts of the bay area reach phase 2 of california's reopening plan. this morning why some north bay businesses say it is too soon. >>> i felt compelled to go out and make sure that people were aware. >> a doctors passionate plea after a troubling trip to target, why she says treating coronavirus patients is safer than a trip to the store. >>> and it

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if you're an odd lover you might be dreaming of owning an original picasso or better still just imagine paying just a 100 euros for it that's the price of a raffle ticket for the still life spanish artist the winner is to be announced at christie's auction house in paris later the oil on canvas painting is valued at between $2.00 and $3000000.00 on the open market and proceeds of the raffle will go to a project to supply clean water and sanitation facilities to schools and villages in west africa. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you here. millions are fleeing their homes in india and bangladesh has a massive stole my islam full cycle on spec to bring flooding and lots also jeopardize a growing a virus comes and. this is the wu news that's it for me of the news team for now but remember you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site that's of course. to also follow us on twitter on. the office and i'll be back with an update at the top if. the virus has become part of the system. is the world on the brink of a major transition some believe glo

lions are covered with peace if they —— the chicago flag, as well as the chicago flag, as well as the picassobye—bye. hello there. well, we may have had to wait for the end of april, but yesterday's storms we re april, but yesterday's storms were quite impressive. the radar picture showsjust were quite impressive. the radar picture shows just how widespread those showers were, nowhere immune from seeing downpours throughout the day. but some of the showers were particularly impressive. this cloud is the sign of some very active convection in wheelchair. and further north in scotland we had this final cloud dropping from storm clouds. 0ver cloud dropping from storm clouds. over the next few hours there are still a few showers not at around northern england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, too. it's not too cold for most of us. temperatures around 4— seven celsius. low pressure in charge of our weather as we head into friday and it's another day where nowhere is immune from seeing a shower or two. there will be some further showers driven along by a fairly brisk wind here but the

a battery that's it i mean it's pretty clear poetry many times describes reality to perfection as picasso once said art is a lie that tells the truth the matrix is a lie that tells the truth well let's wrap this all up because what it is important is to keep the masses from understanding this and that's why you're saying shut down all media that's been getting worse and worse every year at the platforming that the allegations that there's some mysterious force controlling all our minds through twitter and stuff like that here is an example of this notion of what they believe in at in the matrix the agents map this is some bloomberg news it's a modern dilemma for the ultra wealthy a yacht of weight but how to safely reach it without exposure to the germ ridden mouth is right so the yacht in question is owned by a hedge fund manager who has a hedge fund whether it could be said adele for example or ben bernanke the former fed chairman sits on the board and it's run by a guy who just bought an apartment in new york for a quarter of a $1000000000.00 so the yacht was a gift from the set yes an

seconds here max i want to say you know this money print to go but it establishes in fact like that picasso did with guernica the the the all that was horrible about fascism is in his painting instantly people understood what the nazis were what fascism was here the same thing people understand instantly the horror of the cantillon effect the horror of this wealth and income gap the horror that we've endured for the past 1012 years for sure but it started a few years before that as we've covered here in kaiser before and that means. brought it to your mind. we don't need words anymore you don't need to say goodbye. the world is driven by dream. thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back to live a kaiser report imax kaiser time now to turn to raul pal he is the founder and c.e.o. of global macro investor and rail vision group welcome to the show raul great to have you on it's great to be here so everyone is talking about paul tudor jones going along bitcoin he says bitcoin is like gold in the 1907 days do you agree with his assessment what reasons 1st drove you to bet on yeah i mean not i know pol

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well if you're an art lover have you ever dreamed of owning the original picasso but are still paying just $100.00 euros for it that's the price of a raffle ticket for this still it's by the spanish artist the winner is to be announced at christie's auction house in paris later today the oil on canvas painting is valued that between $2.00 and $3000000.00 on the open market the proceeds of the earth will go to projects to supply clean water and sanitation facilities to schools and villages in west africa. or is it of your news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. millions fleeing their homes in india and bangladesh as a massive storm is making landfall cyc long as expected to bring flooding and landslides is also jeopardizing coronavirus containments much. you're watching video of you remember you can also keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site that's called and follow on twitter in search of god i'll have an update for you asked the top of. environmentally conscious living. with maximum comfort. furia from tanzania is helping make it possible h

an italian woman has won a picasso still life painted nearly a century ago in a worldwide lottery.e been postponed, once to sell more tickets at more than $100 apiece, and then due to coronavirus restrictions. the charity care hoped to raise more than $19 million for rehabilitation and water projects in cameroon, madagascar and morocco. a ‘barbot‘ is serving contactless beers in southern spain. a robot aptly named beer cart is programmed to be a barman, pouring beers to customers in seville. beer cart made its debut as the city began easing out of lockdown. the robot selects a plastic cup and pours — minimising human contact. despite social distancing, some customers say they still prefer the human touch. the world health organization is talking about the biggest one—day increase in worldwide covid—19 cases so far. there is more on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there. although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog, for the vast majority, wednesday was a sunny day, and it was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland, the high temperature was in engl

an italian woman has won a picasso still life painted nearly a century ago in a worldwide lottery.wice been postponed, once to sell more tickets at more than 100 dollars apiece, and then due to coronavirus restrictions. the charity care hoped to raise more than 19 million dollars hello there. although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog, for the vast majority, wednesday was a sunny day, and it was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland, england, and in wales. the high temperature was in england, 28 celsius. but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west. and that's because of a weather front tha's been meandering its way eastwards. and then, behind that for friday, and unseasoned very deep area of low pressure, which means rain but also very windy weather with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp but potentially torr

an italian woman has won a picasso still life painted nearly a century ago in a worldwide lottery.ris. the event had twice been postponed, once to sell more tickets at more than $100 apiece, and then due to coronavirus restrictions. the charity care hoped to raise more than $19 million for rehabilitation and water projects in cameroon, madagascar and morocco. a barbot is serving contactless beers in southern spain. a robot aptly named beer cart is programmed to be a barman, pouring beers to customers in seville. beer cart made its debut as the city began easing out of lockdown. the robot selects a plastic cup and pours, minimising human contact. despite social distancing, some customers say they still prefer the human touch. there is much more on all the news, national and international any time on the bbc website. thank you very much for watching. hello there. although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog for shetland, for the vast majority, wednesday was a sunny day, and it was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland, england, and in wales. the high temperature

the lions in chicago have been covered with the chicago flag and the famous chicago oh picasso scopee may have had to wait right till end of april, but yesterday's storms were quite impressive. the radar picture shows just how widespread those showers were, nowhere immune from seeing several downpours through the day. but some of the showers were particularly impressive. from this mammatus cloud — the sign of very active convection in wiltshire — to pea—sized hail falling from those thunderclouds in buckinghamshire, and further north in scotland, we had this funnel cloud dropping from stormclouds in dumfries and galloway. now, over the next few hours there are still a few showers dotted around in northern england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, too. it's not too cold, though, for most of us. we are looking at temperatures around 4—7 celsius. low pressure, then, still in charge of our weather and as we head into friday and it's another day where nowhere's immune from seeing a shower or two. even across parts of southern england there will be some further showers driven

>> guest: i was working on a book about pablo picasso. i had to go around the barn with pablo picasso and wound up with harry truman and i quit that book, stopped because i found i dislike him. he was to me of repellent human being and he didn't really have a story that interested me. he was instantly successful, never really went very far or had any adventures so to speak. he was a tremendously important painter, the krakatoa of modern art. the treatment of his family, attitude toward women, somebody i wanted to spend 5 years with. and my editor at simon & schuster, i was doing franklin roosevelt, there was not a good biography of franklin roosevelt and just on impulse, in a visceral way i said a 20th-century president, i wouldn't do franklin roosevelt, it would be harry truman. and he said why not harry truman? i looked into it and found there was not a good biography of harry truman, not a complete life and times, the last chapter you are talking about, that part of his life has never been written about before, comprising 20 years of h

>> guest: i was working on a book about pablo picasso. i had to go around the barn with pablo picasso and i quit that book, i found i liked him so. didn't have a story of what interested me. never really went very far or had any adventure so to speak. he was an immensely important painter, the krakatoa of modern art, but i found his treatment of his family, his attitude toward women, he wasn't somebody i want to spend five years with as a roommate so to speak and my editor at simon & schuster suggested i think about doing franklin roosevelt because at that time there was not a good one volume biography of franklin roosevelt. just on impulse, just in a visible way i said no, if i'm going to do a twentieth century president it would be harry truman and he said why not harry truman? i looked into it and found that there was not a good biography of harry truman, there wasn't a complete life and times. this next chapter you are talking about, that part of his life is never been written before. comprising 20 years of his life. beyond that there

return junk art like stacey's hair i say there's a premium on that whereas real art say you're a picasso or van gogh or rembrandt or any of these masters or leonardo da vinci and those are undervalued that there is no market for them the players start to play the players and therefore they forget what real art is they don't even know how to value real art anymore and you see that in the market as you had said you know and then druckenmiller obviously watches kies report and definitely spins in every sunday to lockdown with the kaiser but you know it said this is a tweet from december 3rd 2013 you were responding to somebody who said that inflation was coming because of the excessive quantitative easing you said actually q.e. is deflationary as it supports zombie banks who choke off all money velocity kill q.e. and you'll get inflation looking to this we. week here is that tweets from sober look a segment on wall street journal live board observes quote the velocity of money is hitting record lows massive amounts of liquidity but not much economic growth some view this trend as disc infla

seconds here max i want to say you know this money print to go but it establishes in fact like that picasso did with guernica the the the all that was horrible about fascism is in his painting instantly people understood what the nazis were what fascism was here the same thing people understand instantly the horror of the cantillon effect the horror of this wealth and income gap the horror that we've endured for the past 1012 years for sure but it started a few years before that as we've covered here in kaiser before and that means you brought it to your mind. you know i want to say we don't need words anymore you don't need to say goodbye. you cannot be both with the yeah you. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bombs neighboring laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. until our. mouth had rebound country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country jordyn wieber went on a can of what's happening. even today kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends

final seconds here max i want to say you know this money print to go but it establishes in fact like picasso did with guernica the the. the all that was horrible about fascism is in his painting instantly people understood what the nazis were what fascism was here the same thing people understand instantly the horror of the cantillon effect the horror of this wealth and income gap the horror that we've endured for the past 1012 years for sure but it started a few years before that as we've covered here and for and that me. brought it to your mind. you know i want to say we don't need words that in war you don't need to say goodbye. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. the bad is the in 18 will you please the side this is. the core of operation in dying one some of the wealthier neighborhoods it's been far more contained in the numbers are much lower than some of the flora neighborhoods and start to see if anything we're working with can source outside of the state because they're just so 'd in their year so like anything out of this. welcome back to kaiser report imax keyser time now t

an italian woman has won a picasso still—life painted nearly a century ago in a worldwide lottery.ce to sell more tickets at more than $100 apiece, and then due to coronavirus restrictions. the charity care hoped to raise more than $19 million for rehabilitation and water projects in cameroon, madagascar, and morocco. i wonder if she will keep it or sell it. who knows. thank you for your company. back with the paper review inafew company. back with the paper review in a few minutes' time. goodbye. hello there. although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog, for the vast majority, wednesday was a sunny day, and it was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland, england, and in wales. the high temperature was in england, 28 celsius. but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west. and that's because of a weather front tha's been meandering its way eastwards. and then, behind that for friday, and unseasoned very deep area of low pressure, which means rain but also very windy weather with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so look l