sotheby's stock is up this year, so on the back of last night's win, should you be adding sotheby's toio? mark riddick, a senior consumer analyst. welcome to you both. good morning. oliver, just out of curiosity first, does a big sale like this, is it material to earnings? what happened? do margins expand? talk about the dynamics within the industry. >> regarding this lot it was such a marquee lot, that i think margins are a little bit lower, given the world class nature of the scream. it was once in a lifetime. the average commission margin as i measure it at sotheby's was closer to 15%. for a lot like this, i would estimate it's 300 to 500 basis points lower in terms of the competitive bidding environment to obtain this lot and the relationship between sotheby's and christie's. >> all that said, stock is actually below your target price. have you moved it as a result of last night or not? >> i am incrementally encouraged on the performance last night. we do feel like sotheby's is fairly valued, and we have a neutral rating. for me, i believe the business model could illustrate some d

. >> no doubt there will be screens heard from sotheby's auction house. -- screams heard from sotheby's auction house. >> if it is an iconic image of desperation. "scream," considered a masterpiece of expressionism. with its radically what expression of emotion, "scream" was a watershed for art on the cusp of the twentieth century. >> one reason the picture is so famous is everyone can read something into with. allows for different interpretations. the work was shown under the title "fear." ultimately its displays the isolation of the individual in the modern age. >> this is the only version that will go up for sale. >> the picture is an icon within modern painting. in that sense, it is unusual that it is on the market. there are four versions of the picture, and if there is only one version that can be fought over, the price is sure to be high. >> the picture is being sold by a norwegian businessman. he will use the proceeds to build a museum. >> we will have more on the u.s. president barack obama arriving in afghanistan. stay tuned.

i like it whenever we do a story about sotheby's. >> do you think anyone from sotheby's will come on now? >> will they might. christy's comes on a lot. >> you know what's interesting, when there is a slowdown, you definitely see it. chanos very closely follows the auction market. >> let's get to some other news this morning that's not related to art, but i don't know what this could be related to. rupert murdoch is again in the news this morning. a democratic senator has now turned up the political pressure on news corporation, reviving questions with whether a scandal at the uk newspapers could jump to the u.s. senator jay rockefeller of west virginia has written to the uk lead of an inquiry into the con dublg duct of the british press. he wants evidence that troubling and criminal conduct had occurred in the uts or involved u.s. citizens. this is getting political. now -- >> over the years, i've watched a lot of things jay has said and done. and i've never really been able -- i like the name and that he's a rockefeller and he's a democrat. >> uk and the way they do media in general

one of the most famous works of arts, sotheby's auctioned the art for $120 million.ou've seen it very famous, "the scream," painted in 1895. one of four versions he painted. describes his inspiration as shivering with anxiety. the unknown buyer made the winning $107 million bid via phone. sotheby's will collect nearly $13 million in commission. >> here's $13 million, can you get rid of this old painting we have? >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," how san francisco's using jackhammers, chain saws, and really loud speakers to combat homeless populations. >>> plus, bikes and trikes stolen from kids in need. where it happened. >>> and for all your news, weather, traffic, and good updates, check us out on facebook. you know what to do. search nbc baya.here. >>> an eighth grader at this school in south san jose dies after being brutally beaten. i'm marla tellez. i'll tell you what san jose police are saying about the suspects who are still on the run coming up.

on events new york where one of the most well known pieces of art has sold for $119.90 million at sotheby's in new york. ray waterhouse joins us on the line. what was the atmosphere like? >> the atmosphere was electric. there were probably six or seven bidders come up to 17 million and from there, there were two firm bidders who took it up to $107 million. the atmosphere was amazing. it took 10 minutes to sell the work. i have to point out, this is one of four versions of "the cream," it is actually a pastel. not oil. these are more fragile so it is remarkable. >> the figures are by watering. -- eye-watering. who buys this? >> i know for sure that [inaudible] did not buy. it is rumored that the -- royal family was represented. i have no idea if they got it. it is likely will never know who the buyer was. all the bidding was done on the phone, than to preserve the buyer's -- done to preserve the -- anonymity.y >> what is it that makes this so visual? >> it is pretty obvious. everyone has seen this as posters. it represents angst by one of the norwegian masters of expressionism and it is so r

"the scream" will be auctioned at sotheby's here in new york. get this, $80 million but it could go much higher. the most expensive painting sold by sotheby's was picasso's green leaves and bust for $106 million two years ago. there's lots of estimates this could smash those records. >> obviously "the scream" series is very famous. i won't be placing a bid. stay with me, mary. tonight's moment you may have missed. it's a candid, somewhat romantic peek at barack obama through the eyes of two ex-girlfriends. one of the women saved his love letters. at one point he wrote there's a certain kind of conservatism which i respect more than liberalism. he was talking about t.s. elliott. after that he dated genevieve cook who kept a diary. she wrote, she didn't think she was the perfect match for barack obama, saying i can't help thinking that what he would really want be power fully drawn to was a woman, very strong, very upright, a fighter, a laugher, well experienced, a black woman i keep seeing her as. now let's remember, this was all from the early '

. >> has been sold at sotheby's in new york. they sold for more than 1700 -- they were originally displayed in london before the exhibition had to be shut down. an art broker that was at the sale told me why you thought the work was valued so highly. >> i think it's international renown speaks for itself. heat is the only chinese artist -- he is the only chinese artist -- his detention by the chinese authorities resounds allow the world. -- around the world. everybody in the art buying world knows about that. this is support for his actions as a chinese dissident. >> was the art being sold because of his controversial stature? is there also demand for a chinese and asian contemporary arts in global auctions? >> i would say that it is to do with his stature. in the international community. a larger version of this work was shown in london. he is the son of a prominent intellectual. he was freed by his social media networking. the subject of this work, sunflower seeds, it is significant for all chinese. it is a combination of thes

>> and an iconic american art work being auctioned off tonight skmekted to bring big buck autos sotheby'soffering this image of elvis as a cowboy. only 22 exist. >> art work expected to sell for $30 million to $50 million. last month "the scream" sold for $119 million. >> thanks for joining us. see you again at 6:00.

one of the most well-known pieces of art, edvard munch's "the scream" has sold for $190 million at sotheby's in new york. it was the only one in private hands. there was heated competition between several bidders. it was set to be a modern symbol of human anxiety. the previous record was $106.5 million. an art broker who was at the sale describe the feeling in the auction house. >> the atmosphere was electric. there were probably six or seven bidders. from then, there were too good to bid up to $107 million. $119.9 million. the atmosphere was amazing. it took 10 minutes to sell the work. this is one of four versions. it is actually a pastel, not even an oil. they are more fragile, so it is even more remarkable. >> we are live from singapore and london. behind the walls of the fukushima, in a firsthand account of japan's tsunami triggered declare a crisis. >> what the movement set up nearly a century ago is still at the heart of modern design. >> let's take a quick look of what is making front-page news around the world. high tension after tempers flared during the one and only televised deba

sotheby's expects it to fetch about $50 million. >>> well, coming up, the kings sweep the blues, the knicks stay alive, and, halleluiah, an angel finally gets his wings. >>> plus, a very bizarre moment in the l.a./denver playoff clash as the so-called nugget soccer invades the court. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the heavy rain retracting in the ohio valley will head for all of the east coast as we go throughout tuesday. that forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports last night the lakers pushed the nuggets to the brink of playoff elimination. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning to you. playoff fever in full effect. start with a pivotal game four between the lakers and nuggets. in denver, a bit of a distraction in the second quarter. a woman walks onto the court during play. she reportedly has a history of stalking the nuggets. no one's hurt, and the game marches on. final seconds, lakers up three. kobe bryan

i wanted to ask you a little bit about sotheby's, symbol b.i.d.fically started buying around 39 bucks a share. and have been adding to it on 5% pullbacks. and it seems like we've seen a lot of those recently. my objective was to capitalize upon the fine art market that we've heard a lot about here over the last year or two. so i wanted just to get your general thoughts on b.i.d. should i be concerned about the correlation to europe? >> that's an inflationary play and we don't have a lot of inflation. when i think of masterworks i think of hyperinflation. if anything, if europe keeps imploezing we've got deplace and naenz sotheby's is just going to be an okay, not great stock. sorry. ron johnson and jcpenney, you should mind the gap. gap knows how to turn a retail company around, which we all know is not easy. once again, management matters, and gap's got real good management. stay with cramer. >>> coming up -- ride the lightning. take a nonstop thrill ride as cramer goes stock after stock. all your calls taken rapid-fire on the "lightning round."

sotheby's sold 1 ton for $780 ,000, a record price for ai weiwei's work. >> no artist has received as much publicity in such a short period of time and become so famous in such a short period as ai weiwei. he was nominated last year as a person of the year for "time" magazine. >> he was detained by chinese police for three months last year. they accused him of tax evasion. he said they came after him because of his outspoken comments on human rights. chairman mao was often depicted as the sun in his work, with the chinese people as the sunflowers. the chinese tax authorities are demanding he paid $2.4 million in back taxes and fines. he is now suing the tax office. >> just before we take a break, we're getting reports from russia which state security services foiled a plot to attack the 2014 winter olympic games. officials say federal security agents have uncovered a cache of explosions in weapons. stay with us on "bbc world news." there is plenty more to come. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, s

a businessman is selling it through sotheby's in new york city.e plans to use the money to establish a new museum, art center and hotel in norway. when. >>> when we -- >>> when we get back, what's moving the markets today and why "star trek" fans will be keeping an eye on livermore. >>> when the jobs fall, so does the stock market. taking a live look at the big board, the dow currently down 28. the nasdaq up 4. s&p, down 5. >>> we have just gotten word that california state university faculty has voted to authorize a series of strikes if a new contract cannot be reached. members of the california faculty association began voting son april 16th after contract negotiations failed. the union represents 24,000 professors, counselors and other staff on 23 csu campuses. >>> according to the wall street journal, mark zuckerberg will begin his ipo road show on monday. the company's highly anticipated public offering is reportedly scheduled for may 18th. the road shows a series of meetings with perspective institutional investors designed to generate inter

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and last night at auction in sotheby's here in new york, it sold for a record $120 million. that's a new record for any painting. >>> history was made last night on a baseball field in anaheim. angels pitcher jered weaver threw the second no-hitter in the majors in less than two weeks. this one against the twins. proof his stuff is working this year. phil humber of the white sox threw a perfect game in seattle back on april 21st. in the history of major league baseball, there have been only 274 no-hitters thrown. >>> up next, making a difference, investing in a better life for young women and their children. >>> finally tonight, as promised, a story about women reaching out to help younger women at a time when they need it most. this is about moms helping new moms get off to the right start to best provide for their children, making a difference for both generations. a report from nbc's chris jansing. >> jennifer ramirez always hoped she would be the first person from her family to graduate from college. then she got pregnant when she was just 15. >> i had all these emotions

"the scream" set a new record yesterday when it was auctioned off at sotheby's here in new york. after more than 12 minutes of intense bidding, it sold for almost $120 million. the buyer's name, of course, is not been released. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," u.s. health care costs spiral out of control. and target turns the page on amazon's kindle. ashley morrison here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning to you, michelle. stocks overseas were lower this morning. hong kong's hang seng lost 0.25%. south korea's index was off a fraction. tokyo's nikkei is closed. >>> investigators are holding their breath ahead of the weekly jobless court. yesterday the payroll company adp delivered some disappointing employment data. the dow lost as much as 87 points before closing down 10 the nasdaq added nine. >>> new study by commonwealth fund finds the united states spends more per person than 12 other industrialized nations on health care. in 200 the u.s. spent $8,000 a year on medical services, about $3,000 more than the next two countries. the study also found that the

that's because the world's oldest and famous diamonds sold at sotheby's for $9.7 million. it weighs in at nearly 55 karats. the buyer's name is remains anonymous. >> rob nelson? >> that ain't close. >>> coming up next this morning, "the pulse." a new attempt to get o.j. simpson out of jail. wait until you hear who is being blamed. >>> and one more couple exits the "dancing with the stars" ballroom. the final three, just ahead. we charge everything else... maybe it's time to recharge the human battery. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system from beautyrest... it's you, fully charged. like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® liquid gels. nothing starts working faster than zyrtec® at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. zyrtec®. love the air. you know, from car insurance companies shouting, "save 500 bucks over here!" "no, save 300 bucks over here!"

after 12 minutes, 12 minutes on the block at sotheby's this week, a pastel version of "the scream" costlion. a new world record. it's one of four versions of the famous image of existential terror painted by edward munk, the only one in private hands. the winning byrd came by telephone. among those rumored are microsoft co-founder paul allen and members of the qatari role family. that will do it for us today. my guest next week, former chairman of the down till of economic advisers austin goldsby. keep it here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, i'll see you again next weekend.

. >> one of the original apple one circuit boards will be up for bid later this month at sotheby's in. it was handled by apple cofounder steve wozniak. only half a dozen of them are still in working condition. it's expected to get about $180,000. also up for grabs, a steve jobs memo written during his day at atari. that's expected to go for at least $10,000. can you imagine, just a little bit of your handwriting, $10,000. >> i wish i could clear out my garage and charge $100,000 for it. >> you probably could. join us tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 -- actually, programming note.

after 12 minutes, 12 minutes on the block at sotheby's this week, a pastel version of "the scream" costillion. a new world record. it's one of four versions of the famous image of existential terror painted by edward munk, the only one in private hands. the winning byrd came by telephone. among those rumored are microsoft co-founder paul allen and members of the qatari role family. that will do it for us today. my guest next week, former chairman of the down till of economic advisers austin goldsby. keep it here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, i'll see you again next weekend. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal that makes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal.

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. >> oh, but costs seem to be no object at sotheby's in geneva where one of the world's oldest and most.7 million. nearly twice what it was expected to fetch. and it is gorgeous. >> women love this. it's a nearly 35 carat pear

. >> sotheby's presented it in london like a jewel in a black velvet room.ce that that painting has you could just gaze at it for hours and hours. >> reporter: presence at a price that precious few could afford. seth doane, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> this is 9news now. >> this project is critical. it will be a model for the country. it will be a model for the region and it will deliver a will the of working people back and forth between downtown washington and dulles airport. >> that was what transportation secretary had to say about the silver line and we sat down with him last month. today, he called all the counties involved with that project to a meeting to keep things on track. and sur suray chin was there. >> reporter: there will be metro rail at dulles airport. >> this project is going to move forward. i have every confidence of that. >>

sotheby's expect it to fetch about $50 million. >>> well, incubator farm programs are a new popular trend.s., and they're helping those interested in farming learn the basics of the industry in a more affordable way. the training programs are part of the agriculture department's push to attract 100,000 new farmers over the next few years. nbc's francis koe reports. >> reporter: joe roland wrote this letter when he was 10 explaining why he wanted to be a farmer. >> you make your own schedule. you don't have to dress up. and you get to work with crops and animals. >> reporter: now he's left a corporate job and is making his dream come true with a program called incubator farming. this farm in concord, north carolina, is one of only about a hundred in the united states. it helps young farmers and plays into a bigger goal. the u.s. department of agriculture says we need new farmers. the american farmer is getting old, an average age of almost 60. the usda has earmarked $18 million a year toward the goal of attracting 100,000 new farmers. >> we would like to put a big sign in rural america say

. >> sotheby's presented it in london like a jewel in a black velvet room.ce that that painting has you could just gaze at it for hours and hours. >> reporter: presence at a price that precious few could afford. seth doane, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> is jessica's baby already earning millions? >> jessica simpson is a very savvy businesswoman. >> her luxurious birthing suite and hollywood babies, pregnant women posing nude. baby bumps and all. >>> and is bobby brown to blame for whitney houston's death. his new interview. >>> rihanna's wild new photos. >>> and tom ford, one-on-one with vogue's andre leon talley. >> you have

. >> sotheby's presented it in london like a jewel in a black velvet room.ce that that painting has, you could just gaze at it for hours and hours. presence at a nearly $120 million price tag, one precious few could afford. seth doane, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you are watching cbs 5 i would this news in high- definition. >> a cbs 5 exclusive new video showing protesters trashing in san fransisco police station. >> accused of stealing a celebrity chef weber guinea. what else was discovered in a storage facility that makes the a teenaged suspects seem like it wants to be monster? >> and a look at an ancient practice, but one surprising and unwanted result of doing yoga. >> good evening, we have exclusive video violence erupting in the mission district. this security video shows protesters attacking a police s

this large painting here was recently reacquired by us at sotheby's a number of years ago, and this is one of the original paintings owned by captain pabst and had been exhibited actually in australia in the 1890s, which i've always found very interesting. eventually it made its way to milwaukee at an art exhibition in 1898 when captain pabst purchased it, and so we're very excited to actually have one of his favorite ship paintings over the piano. this portrait of captain pabst is another original item to our collection. it's a very fine portrait done by franz von lenbach of captain pabst. a very fungy story about this painting. captain pabst was very excited to engage lenbach to do the portrait as captain pabst was very interested in the chancellor of bismarck and as lenbach had done a number of portraits of bismarck, captain pabst wanted his portrait done by him as well. he pressed lenbach into doing this painting, and as lore has it, which has been substantiated, that lenbach was on his way to summer holiday and didn't really want to do this portrait for lenbach and pabst kind of m

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the iconic piece of art went to an unkown buyer at sotheby's in new york. experts estimated the piece would go for at least 80-million dollars. only a few pieces have topped one-hundred-million dollars at public auction. this versions of "the scream" was on of four painted between 18-93 and 19-10 and is one of the best known images in modern art. something to scream about ... what you can add to your diet that may curb memory loss and lower your risk of alzheimer's. a man who received a long- lost postcard from the shedd aquarium finally makes it to the chicago for a visit. he is know for his high energy dance peformances, and now christacy is out with some new singles. live music from him this midday. people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to install. but it's really easy. the better i drive the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. yeah. you're not...

is hit the auction block at sotheby's and was sold for nearly $120 million. it is in 1895 painting. the other three are on display in a norwegian museum. the buyer is choosing to remain anonymous. a lot of people trying to figure out who it might be. >> if there is one guy who might -- uh-oh. the stock of the landing. >> he stuck the landing, but spilled his beer. >> it was a good ending. it gets major style points. trying to catch the ball during the mariners, tampa bay game. fortunately, he was not hurt, but again the beer is gone. >> he probably had a few beers before that to land right there on his feet. >> he did something. >> more to come in the next hour of "good morning washington." quite a tough night for capitals fans. triple overtime. >> lisa baden coming back helping us navigate the for the morning commute. -- >> straight at head -- heartbreak in triple overtime and we have highlights from the caps marathon loss. >> : harry thomas jr. could spend behind bars. >> the changing face in the cosmopolitan -- cosmetology industry. good morning, washington continues now. >> live

of course, sotheby's has locked out all of their workers.ch is great, but they can't even pay the people that wok -- >> what is the commission on a $250 million painting? >> again, i'm guessing it will be upward of $10 to $20 million, just for putting it on the block, selling it to the highest bidder. this is incident the way to do business. this is a nasty piece of business. >> but if you could spend $200 million, would you spend it on a piece of art? what would you spend $200 million on, on a single item? >> well, i'd get an aquarium. i've always wanted a small aquarium. but i would build and give it to the art world, put 200 artist studios, floor for museum, take care of my nieces and nephews -- >> or plant $200 million trees. >> or buy a nuclear submarine and hang it on a wall. >> or give it to medical research. >> i could as well. >> listen, we will all know tonight, will we not? we may not know the buyer but the price tonight. >> it will become a headline and a freak show. >> front page tomorrow. >> i'm afraid show. >> thank you, jerry

. >> the buyer matt winning bid by phone and sotheby's hasn't revealed the person's name.here are only four versions of the scream in existence and this was the only one in private hands. it was sold by peter olson, a norwegian businessman. that's it for us for the moment. a lot more coming after the break. break. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> welcome to the so he. all eyes on spain. madrid sees borrowing costs jump and the ecb meeting in barcelona. >> u.s. officials say china is willing to consider reforms that may force state run companies to boost their dividends to the state. the change aimed at increasing the spending power of it citizen

sotheby's says there is interest in the house after it was listed. >>> the orioles dropped into a divisionfter losing to the yankees. the birds hosting the people in pin trips downtown. mark take shirah would come up big. the game was tied in the sixth inning with a two-run homer. new york adds another run to win the game 8-5. and with five days left until the preakness, the runner up officially commits to the race. the trainer made the announcement after watching body meister worked out. they will hit the track i assume weather permitting. >> i would assume so. why run on a sloppy track when the weather will be beautiful this weekend. we are talking some of the finest weather you will have for any preakness in the past decade. >> sounds good to me. >> sunshine 77 saturday. it will be gorgeous. gentle breeze, not a lot of humidity as opposed to this morning when the humidity is -- >> you will feel it. i broke a sweat tying my tie. >> we need to say happy birthday real quick. number 52 is celebrating a birthday today. >> happy birthday ray. >> happy birthday ray lewis. remember it's like th

. >>> there is no european debt crisis that a sotheby auction, a 35-carat diamond went on sale.7 million. it's been owned by european royalty for 400 years. the new owner's identity was not made public. >>> let's go to the baseball diamond. when you start worried about tim lincecum here? >> he's about eight to nine starts in. there was a time a short while ago they called it wind day whenever tim lincecum took his turn on the mound. i think they're going to have to come up with something else. a victory nothing something you can count on when he pitches anymore. although he did not get the loss tonight he gives up four runs. didn't look that great but he needed a rally just to tie it and get no decision. cabrera into the right field corner. he has himself a two run double. the giant's deficit cut to 4-3. they get the clutch 2-out single off the bat of pagan. cabrera racing around third will just beat the throw from cargo in left. we're 4-4. but the fans settled down in a hurry at the top of the ninth. casilla tagged by marco scutero. his first wouldn't you know it, first home ru