i like rothko better. >> rothko is ridiculous, red up here and a line. >> it looks friendly.i had to pick one to hang in my living room i'd pick rothko. >> if you put ten of them in a row and made some of them total crap that kids did and asked me to pick, i'd have to pick like six of them before i get to the one -- >> is that the art or the eye of the beholder there? i'm with you. i'm arguing from this ridiculous position. i'm actually with you. i wish they could make them pay me money for that, too. the story in "usa today," did you see the ads for pizza hut, offering free pizza for life to anybody who would stand up in the town hall and actually, i get this crook ed that way, anybody who would stand up in the town hall and ask the question, use their question to, pizza or pepperoni or sausage on your pizza. pizza hut is admitting they have pizza on their face, they'll pull that campaign, they're not offering that anymore but one thing you can say for them is at least they got a lot of free publicity over it. >> owns yum brands. >> yes. >> novak, he doesn't usually -- >> th

tate modern gallery in london scrolls his signature on a painting by renowned expressionist mark rothko find out why he's claiming he actually made the most of these valuable. now some other international news making headlines today two afghan intelligence officers have been killed in a blast targeting a local police station in the southern helmand province a car bomb attacked injured two other security staff and thirteen civilians it comes a day after the taliban issued a statement saying that major forces are close to defeat and are feeling in humiliation. now israel has attacked the gaza from the air force second day leaving several children injured it was in response to run fifty rockets and mortars being fired from inside palestinian territory on sunday israeli forces targeted alleged palestinian militants riding motorbikes several children was severely wounded then as well. we convince editor julian al saunders suing the australian prime minister for defamation he says it's based on comments by julia gillard in twenty ten in which as she called the release of u.s. diplomatic cable

tate modern gallery in london scrolls a signature on a painting by a renowned expressionless mark rothko find out why he's claiming he actually made them all so valuable. south korea has signed an agreement with the u.s. which allows it to possess the missiles capable of reaching any part of north korea a previous arms a pact with washington restricted souls ability to develop or deploy long range rockets leaving many targets in the communist state out of reach the new agreement extensive a maximum range of south korean ballistic missiles from three hundred kilometers to eight hundred seoul says the decision was made to armed provocations by appealing young and claims that it's simply trying to protect its own people. a team b. always a specialist from london things that the real reason for the deal sweating hide. this new take into the china. has been the sticking point. sutras in the americas and now pretoria. do with american election everything through the elections from the south korean point of view they want to build in capability. there are elections in december which conceivably

you have this fantastic washedhe somewhat like the dark paintings of rothko that were the second to his last paintings this shape is an echo of works from the '50s. even the painting we looked at earlier that was fuzzy and had a reck tang until the middle but i see it as a kind of infinite void -- infinite background, void of the background with this concrete shape flowing on it. these are open to incredible interpretation. >> rose: the last one siff "untitled" from 2002. >> this is two years before the last painting and how different these are from the paintings that are grids so stripes. at that late moment in her life in her 90s she's reaching for something new. >> rose: okay, back to china. last time you were here you said the western narrative is over. you are the first major western gallery to expand into china. is the western narrative over >>. >> well, i was at admonished by my son for saying that. >> rose: i know. >> and mark said to me "don't you ever say that again." >> rose: so? >> well, i think it's over in this way. it doesn't mean that great art isn't going to be made in

there are other times when the expressionists, artists like jackson pollack or mark rothko have tens of millions more worth, and picasso churned out a lot of picassos. where we value the imagination with the central banks of the world, more than we value the trap thinking of the realists. of course, it's an ongoing tug of war as we saw at the end of the day when the realists pushed back because of the fundamentals of the individual companies. they simply aren't good enough for most money managers. plus, the fact that apple was down. that tends to cast a pall on the whole art show. when norfolk southern or federal express disappoints we think what they were thinking? the realistic thinking of the market, rembrandt is far more grim and accurate than the abstract view. but when we get a robust number, that's a validation of the prices they're paying for modern art. but there's nothing they can do about it other than rail at the gains and portray them as unrealistic and unsustainable even though they take them at the bank. here's the real difficulty for the realists who are sticking to t

british police have charged a polish man with defacing a valuable painting by a famed artist mark rothko in london. the man tarred the artwork with black paint sunday afternoon. >>> thank you, our chief correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has uncovered shocking new details about the compounding pharmacy that the company that made those tainted steroid injections linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak. what sanjay found outside the facility when he went to massachusetts looking for answers. we're keeping them honest next. p a charge card account with us. p >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before your identity is attacked. and now you can have the most comprehensive identity theft protection available today... lifelock ultimate. so for protection you just can't get anywhere else, get lifelock ultimate. >> i didn't know how serious identity theft was un