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aaron. >> barbara, this is about that renoir painting. the painting will be returned to the baltimore museum of art. a local woman had argued that she bought the painting at a flea market and the baltimore museum before it was to go up for auction that said, no, the painting was stolen in 1951. the judge today in a federal court in alexandria said that there was overwhelming evidence that the painting was, in fact, stolen from the baltimore museum of art. she denied the local woman's claim for this renoir's claim for the painting. sometime we expect this painting will go from an fbi warehouse back to the baltimore museum of art where they will then, we presume, put it on display as their recovered stolen piece of work. barbara, that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> thank you so much for that update. >>> this morning we're hearing new information in the amanda knox case as her boyfriend heads back to an italian courtroom on charges that they murdered a british student. new information is surfacing about what amanda knox mig

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so was auguste renoir. he and morisot were good friends. impressionists had a special philosophy of life as well as a theory of light. "the earth as a paradise of the gods-- that's what i want to paint," was renoir's view. and this is how he painted light-- small strokes of glowing colors to catch the changing sunlight. this picture makes me feel good right away. it's spontaneous and innocent. colors always affect your response to a painting. these are direct and simple. they take your eyes right to the action. i also love the way the bareback riders seem to float in the air. the horse, too. and look at the marvelous details. w.h. brown was an american primitive artist of the late 19th century. he wanted to paint a real live circus, but he didn't quite know how. he taught himself. that's why his shapes are flat, two-dimensional. they look like paper cutouts. the figures are rigid and frozen even when they're in motion. no matter. he's caught the excitement of the circus. now, this artist knew how to do everything. pablo picasso. he painted

it's a landscape painted by renoir in 1879. she claims she paid $7 for it. >> if she paid $7 or $70,000, if the painting was stolen, a thief can't pass ownership on. >> the moisture seem says of it has evidence it was stolen, including a 60-year-old police report and old catalogs. a hearing is set for next week to determine ownership of the tiny work of art. >> that is a tough one >> i think she's got to give it back. sorry! >> give her a reward then. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 a newborn's arrival came off without a hitch thanks to a 9-year-old. >> plus, a breakfast break through. what you won't find in that bowl anymore. >> a fewer wants to know why should i be charged full price when crossing the bridge on christmas day. is there such things a holiday break? find out coming up next >> i'm going to say nochlt you'll get nudging and like it. now here is diane sawyer. >> coming up on world news our team everywhere in monster storm. we're going to show you people working in impossible conditions, so cold, they're helping

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a painting that was painted by the great renoir. the museum saying it was stolen from its collection wants it back. there's a tug-of-war. who should get it? abc's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: a lucky find? or a stolen treasure? this morning, that's the question for a federal judge, with a one-of-a-kind renoir painting. at the center of an intense legal battle. the tiny work of art, the size of a napkin, is an 1879 landscape called on the shore of the seine. a virginia woman says it is hers. she bought it in a flea market in 2009, for just $7. the baltimore museum of art says that price was a real steal. that's because they claim the painting was actually stolen in 1951. and they want it back, now that it's resurfaced. the fbi seized the painting until a judge determines the rightful owner. in court papers filed this week, the museum produced a list of evidence it says proves the renoir was stolen, including a 60-year-old police report. old museum catalogs and even a receipt, showing a patron bequeathed the painting to the museum. >> th

you can buy and renoir painting for the bargain price of the santana dollars that's exactly what one woman claims to have done at a flea market back in two thousand nine there's a snag. ever since she's been involved in a tug of war with the museum that says the work of art was stolen. sixty years ago but now us judge has ruled that the painting must go back to the baltimore museum of art he could attend in the cool profit. instead it is for the two that i'll write the memoir painting first made news in two thousand and twelve when emotion house of the listening it for the seventy five thousand dollars the decline. macie if required. maintain she pulled the painting to seven dollars at the flea market. several people including above the dispute is that story and now a judge in alexandria virginia has rejected the claim saying evidence shows the painting and instills in the baltimore museum of art's one in sixty years ago. the museum is filled to get the painting back. the result from the court today on an ocean for partial summary judgment that has dismissed the claim the owner. who

. >> and after a long court battle, the mew steam is getting the renoir back.uled that the napk napkin-sized painting should be returned to the museum. it was stolen more than 60 years ago, but a woman claims she bought it at a flea market. >> and midshipman is no longer facing charges as the naval a academy has dropped charges against eric graham and they say that he had not been advise d o his rights before he made incriminating statements to investigators. >>> and it could be late next week until the tap water is safe to drink in and around charleston, west virginia. a leak from a coal treatment plant contaminated the water supply. bottled water is being handed out to the thousands of people infe affected, and federal investiga investigators are looking into the cause of the spill. >> and hundreds of communications connected to the scandal have just been released, and we are now poring through them, and it is not clear whether there is anything to contradict the statements made yesterday by governor chris christie, and steve handelsman is outside of the gove

to court over a painting a woman purchased at a glee -- flea market for $7 but it was painted by renoir museum says it was stolen from their collection all coming up next on "good morning america" today. >> and 49ers are headed to green bay for the wild card game much the packers had 3,000 tickets available if the game as of yesterday meaning the game may be blacked out in green bay. the packers have not had a home game blocked out in 37 years. temperatures are below zero with the wind chill that could drop to 30 below. they are still expected to sell out or someone could buy out the remaining seats, the colts and the bengals are in the same boat. >> san francisco mayor and mayor of green bay are betting on the game. if theys there they visit a school wearing a cap of the winning team to read to schoolchildren and teach them a lesson of sportsmanship and the losing mayor sends a care package of local chocolates and desserts to the winning city. and mike is traveling to green bay with all the 49ers playoff coverage including post game reaction from the field with a playoff vernon view wh

kozlowski had purchased $13-million-worth of paintings, including a renoir and monet, for the tyco apartmentf them shipped to tyco's offices in new hampshire, a state without sales tax. they were then trucked back to new york. in 2002, the manhattan district attorney's office indicted kozlowski for evading over $1 million in sales tax, and he resigned as ceo, but that was only the beginning. the tyco board investigated its ceo's behavior and made public a report that was devastating. kozlowski's excesses were revealed in excruciating detail. decorations for the new york apartment became classic tabloid headlines, mocking the ceo's taste and his greed. the $15,000 doggy umbrella stand and the ultimate symbol of his downfall, that $6,000 shower curtain. >> the first time i heard about that shower curtain-- the first time-- was after i was out of the company and i read about it in a newspaper, and i was calling around asking, "where's this shower curtain?" but to this day, i wouldn't know it if it fell on me, so... >> and there was the 40th birthday party for kozlowski's then-wife karen in sard

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a federal judge has ruled a renoir painting bought for $7 at a flea market valued up to $100,000 must be returned to the baltimore museum of art where it was stolen from in 1951. anderson. >> wow. fascinating. susan, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, i'm going to talk to a researcher who's found out he has the brain of a psychopath. his brain scans look the same serial killers. we'll show how you can take a test that exposes psychopathic tendencies in people. >>> now that retail pot shops are open in colorado colorado, cannibis tours are cashing in. our randi kaye somehow got herself assigned to the story. her report coming up. >>> welcome back. tonight a story i found really fascinating. >>> welcome back. tonight a story i found really fascinating. james fallon is a neuroscientist who spent his life studying psychopaths and looking inside their brains. one day by accident he learned that his own brain scan matched patterns found in known psychopaths. not sure what i would do if i found out i had the brain of a psychopath. but he wrote a book about it "the psychopath inside." his stor

a federal judge has ruled a renoir painting bought for $7 at a flea market valued up to $100,000 musto the baltimore museum of art where it was stolen from in 1951. anderson. >> wow. fascinating. susan, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, i'm going to talk to a researcher who's found out he has the brain of a psychopath. his brain scans look the same serial killers. we'll show how you can take a test that exposes psychopathic tendencies in people. >>> now that retail pot shops are open in colorado colorado, cannibis tours are cashing in. our randi kaye somehow got herself assigned to the story. her report coming up. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the dusty basement at 1406 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall off roble avenue. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ in the natio