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he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked with a dutch artistic director, and i get to work with him. he was very specific and fabulous man. also, they were very specific about the color. in reality, they asked me because the color is a little like in the spirit. it is something in common. i was flattered to do that, but it is beautiful to see how much they are -- our work, our demand is to make a beautiful movie. i should not be able to do anything. i never thought about it, but when people ask me, you have to be so clever. >> tom ford made a movie, so why not you? >> because my brain is not that sure. you have to think about so many things. truly, it is a big work. you have to be strong. you have to take care also of the physiology of the actor which is, like, oh, my god. you can be depressed. also, you see the depression of everybody. i do not want it. i have enough of my own. >> i hope you will be sharp enough to answer the questions the audience

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he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked with a dutch artistic director, and i get to work with him. he was very specific and fabulous man. also, they were very specific about the color. in reality, they asked me because

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norman priory at ewenny with its pools of shadow, broken by raking light reminded one critic of rembrandtby the mid 1790s, turner had taken up oil painting. he learned by looking at 17th century dutch marine paintings and especially the idealized landscapes by two french artists who worked in italy-- nicholas poussin and claude lorraine. turner followed claude's example by ennobling landscapes with historical or mythological figures. he made frequent visits to wales. as he moved further into the mountains, he found subjects that were central to one of the most powerful elements in late 18th century british aesthetic thought-- the sublime. ♪ the idea of the sublime, embodied by the overpowering majesty of nature's grandeur, was an idea popularized by the philosopher edmund burke. for burke, contemplating that grandeur-- either directly or in paintings-- overwhelmed viewers with feelings of fear, awe and exaltation. it also had a moral element, emphasizing man's insignificance and humility in the face of the terrifying forces of nature. the fascination with the sublime was an international

one of the stolen rembrandt paintings was the artist's only sea scape.hat alone could be worth $50 million. >>> thanks for starting your morning with

why did they take three rembrandts and leave a michelangelo?t hasn't come up on the market. where are these paintings? why haven't they been able to find them? it's got to be difficult to sell. >> well, that's absolutely the right question. but it raises this one implication, which is these thieves could not have been very sophisticated to think that they would be able to gain money from the theft. >> i got to tell you -- >> when it was learned there was no insurance on the -- the museum was, you know, threadbare, they didn't have insurance on their masterpieces. so there was no way to, you know -- ransom the material back. >> no, incredible. stephen kirkjan, we appreciate your time. it's fascinating, kind of like a mystery novel here. we'll talk to you again, thank you. >>> 5:46, time to get you up to date on the top stories. we'll begin here. two missing tennessee girls safe this morning. the suspected kidnapper, fugitive adam mayes, not so much. he's dead. fbi officials say he shot himself in the head last night and was later pronounce dead.

one of the stolen rembrandt paintings was the artist's only sea scape.hat alone could be worth $50 million. >>> thanks for starting your morning with us. we've got much more ahead with cnn's saturday morning, which starts right now. >>> anyone that was directly involved with adam pretty much lived in fear. >> that from the brother of adam mayes, the man suspected of kidnapping two girls and killing their mother and sister, who is now dead. >>> new details in the dramatic conclusion to a massive manhunt. >>> and today we put same-sex marriage in focus. what president obama's new stance on the issue means for his campaign and what critics are saying. >>> and we have reed alexander, the nickelodeon star, who

norman priory at ewenny with its pools of shadow, broken by raking light reminded one critic of rembrandtby the mid 1790s, turner had taken up oil painting. he learned by looking at 17th century dutch marine paintings and especially the idealized landscapes by two french artists who worked in italy-- nicholas poussin and claude lorraine. turner followed claude's example by ennobling landscapes with historical or mythological figures. he made frequent visits to wales. as he moved further into the mountains, he found subjects that were central to one of the most powerful elements in late 18th century british aesthetic thought-- the sublime. ♪ the idea of the sublime, embodied by the overpowering majesty of nature's grandeur, was an idea popularized by the philosopher edmund burke. for burke, contemplating that grandeur-- either directly or in paintings-- overwhelmed viewers with feelings of fear, awe and exaltation. it also had a moral element, emphasizing man's insignificance and humility in the face of the terrifying forces of nature. the fascination with the sublime was an international

. >> reporter: artists like rembrandt, vermeer, monet and degas.now where is the art is, but today's investigation was nothing more than a reduce. >> a fishing expedition. plenty of worms. >> and the only reason for today's search? to get him to talk. >> if they can charge him with any ticky-tack crime, they will increase the pressure on him. how much pressure can you put on a 6-year-old man facing 30 years in problem? >> reporter: a february search uncovered guns, ammo, and explosives mopping other things. >> reporter: genteel's lawyer says the man is in poor health in a prison cell in rhode island. his wife was home during the raid. >>> big development in a high-profile murder case. >>> breaking news off the top there is a verdict tonight in the trial of the man charged with murdering jennifer hudson's family. court officials in chicago say juries have reached a decision after deliberating three days. >> hudson's former brother-in-law, william balfour is charged with murder. hudson's sister would not reconcile him. >> we will bring you the verdic

believe he may have been involved with the brazen theft of 13 master piece business artists like rembrandtas. he's not currently charged in the art theft case. >> well, the olympic torch is officially lit. now it's on the move. the torch was lit about 5:00 this morning in athens greece, the birth place of the olympic games. it will make a trip of about 8,000 miles, visiting more than a thousand different cities, towns and villages on the way to london. the olympic games are 78 days away now. you can catch all the action starting july 27th. >> dan is live at redskins park. what you got, dan? >> the orioles making some home run history. the capitals still very much alive and out here at redskins park, it's the 80th anniversary celebration. we'll get our first look at some new uniforms and inside of this practice bubble. multi-million dollar. these guys have been waiting for this for a long time. >>> take a look out there right now. a picture perfect postcard across the area. it is simply gorgeous out there right now and it's going continue to be a little chilly as the winds still gusting upw

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more than $100,000 worth of art, including works of rembrandt and monet were stolen in no one 90.-- 1990 and the case is unsolved since. >>> the ripple effects of the president's gay marriage endorsement. why some believe the news won't lead to changes. >> and after the death of a rider, metro makes changes to better prepare for a medical emergency. >>> you like your pizzas hot? and cheesy? here, they like them fat. i am beth parker. the story of two d.c. guys competing for the title of world's fastest pizza maker. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ . >>> that is six-year-old ethan. he happens to have autism. his rendition of his idol, billy joel's "the piano man" has everyone including joel himself talking. >> billy joel could not have been respectful and more of a gentlemen and sent us a note. your son plays better than i do, i like his introduction better. >> ethan apparents -- parents are working with t

masterpieces, the likes of rembrandt. police never found that art.he thief or the thieves, for that matter, but they say a convicted felon may have some connection. so they are searching his connecticut grounds for a second time. the lawyer calls the search nonsense. officials say they fear that 45 people are dead after a brand new jet liner crashed during a flight demonstration. it's the top story as we go around the world in 80 "around 0 seconds." i understand doindonesia. discover the wreckage of that russian plane on the side of a dormant tornado. it was carrying dozens of airline employees and journalists. the pilot asked permission to drop from 10,000 to 6,000 feet and then the jet immediately disappeared from radar. no word on what caused the crash. united kingdom. thousands of off duty cops took to the streets of london. they claimed government budget cuts will cost them pay and jobs. thousands more public sector workers also worked out of working protest. >> when you cut policing by up to 20%, the only thing you get more of is not more polic

the stolen art includes pieces by rembrandt, the gauze and money. they're worth about half a billion dollars. neighbors said they had no idea anything was going on. >> it is not like our mobsters running up and down my street. we had no idea, even after he was arrested we did not know until a couple of months afterwards. so >>james: the investigation continues and we will have much more coming up. we will take a quick break and be back with more in >>james: the time is 4:43 a.m.. will tran has an update on commute conditions in this morning's edition of road report. good morning. >>will: i'm driving northbound on interstate 80 just passing it street exit in hayward. an open road. it is clear and everything is fine. fan out wish traffic was like this all the time he ahead if you are taking off right now he should not have any problems northbound or southbound as a drive by san leandro, hayward, fremont or those areas. stop >> we are engaging the commute as it continues the hall to listen call >>erica: let's take a look at timber to tell xi the doors.

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doesn't know anything about art, he's never been to an art gallery in his life and couldn't tell a rembrandt elvis painting. >> pete, is this one of those issues the fbi followed out of boston like whitey bolger. it's not as big but seems to be one of these shall we say, pop culture type of stories. >> that's right. of course, the difference is that they knew whitey bolger had done bad things and were trying to find him. here this goes back to a notorious art theft, a brazen theft, two guys going into the art gallery on st. patrick's day in 1990, tying up the guards and making off with 13 master works in some cases cutting them from their frames. the museum has had for a long time a $5 million no questions asked reward for the return of these works. but there's been no sign of them since. why the fbi thinks mr. gentile might be involved has never been clear. and the only way we know they think he is involved because of a statement the prosecutor made. but of course, we've never seen efds of it and so far all indications are that the digging in his yard today hasn't turned up anything. >> wel

their take included 13 paintings and sketches by rembrandt, vermeer, degas and manet.s were sliced right out of their frames. the mystery captivated the art world. in 1992 morley safer examined the case on "60 minutes". >> in moment the guys were overwhelmed, bound and gagged and the thieves went to work. >> reporter: 22 years after the heist, there's been no sign of the paintings or sketches. >> i have no idea why anybody would steal world famous paintings like these. i have no -- it's incomprehensible to me. >> reporter: he says the infamous robbery would make it impossible to sell the artwork to anyone. have you heard any rumors about what might have happened to these paint sngz. >> first of all, my ear isn't to the underworld. i have no idea. and the art world, of course, knows no more than we read in the newspapers. so, i haven't heard a word. >> reporter: robert gentile's lawyer told me the fbi found two guns at his client's property yesterday. the fbi isn't commenting. the gardner museum is offering a $5 million reward for any information that leads to the recov

out stolen from a boston museum including one of only 36 rumieres that exist in the world, three rembrandts, one manet and five drawings of edward degas. the heist total up to half a billion dollars. new break led fbi agents to the home of robert gentile, an alleged mobster who lives in connecticut, being held on bond with totally different charges. they found two guns but no art. this morning we're joined by mr. gentile's attorney ryan mcguigen. why are they back searching your clients' home and yard, using beagles, a ferret material to examine things under the ground, i'm not joking, right, beagles, ferret, digging in the backyard? >> no, there weren't any beagles. there wasn't a ferret, but there were two labrador retrievers, ground penetrating radar, about 30 agents and about all the resources that the federal government could utilize to find something. the reason that they were back is that they did not find the paintings in the original search so they filed for a second warrant, looking specifically just for firearms, but really what this warrant included was the ability for them to s

i am suking vermeer, rembrandt, monet, back march 18, 1990 when the city of boston had a bit of a saintolice officers talked their way into the museum and tied up security guards, robbed the museum, got away clean. he is now 75 years old and actually in jail on federal drug and weapons charge from a february arrest. how did this art trail lead to him and his house in connecticut? we're going to ask a reporter who was covering this for the globe. that's next hour. >>> i want to share a special moment with you, a marine father comes home from afghanistan and his son michael has cerebral palsy and doctors said he would never walk on his own but michael has a surprise. oh, my goodness. the moments will bring tears to your eyes. the 6-year-old walks to his father for the very first time. staff sergeant jeremy kuhny has five other children with his wife melissa. >>> hundreding of u.s. veterans are returning home only to face the harsh reality of unemployment. actor and veteran j.r. martinez is teaming up with cnn to bring you their stories. >> i was asked to be part of this documentary and i

they include paintings by degas and rembrandt. the u.s.menting. >>> incredible video from china where a man jumped from a moving car to save his young daughter. she fell from the same car. according to state television the man says the 4-year-old girl crawled from the backseat into the passenger seat. she suddenly opened the door -- and the late freddy mercury was alongside his queen band mates on stage. he tells the bbc they're working on a way to give him a role in the london musical "we will rock you." they insist it's not a hologram. he calls it an optical illusion of sorts. it will celebrate ten years of the musical. it will be interesting to see what it is. >> it certainly will be, mary. thank you. >>> the arizona sheriff is ending his bid for congress. you may remember he the sheriff resigned from mitt romney's campaign amid scandal in february. back then he denied allegations that he threatened to deport a former boyfriend. >> this is outrageous that this has been brought out because i'm a conservative republican and now they think