this 100 karat behemoth is expected to fetch $25 million at a sothebys auction in new york. it is not just huge, it is clear and colorless. the head of the jewelry department said it is so clear it can only be compared to an icy pool of water. this is considered the largest emerald cut diamond to be auctioned off ever. anyone have a birthday coming up. >> i want to know who owns the ring they are auctioning off right? >> yes. >> diamonds are a girl's best friend. >> that is what they say. i'll let you know. thanks for watching abc 7 news at pete: warning: please do not attempt any of the activities presented in this show. they are dangerous and could cause serious injury. okay. pause. that's not the right drill bit for that. >> [screams] pete: [groans] [music playing] pete: what went down. today on "what went down"... fireworks let loose. shotgun misuse. refrigerator abuse. >> [screams] pete: slides in use. okay. we get it. you're rhyming. and an explosive... [explodes] deuce? hey, i rhymed myself. time to hide under some crates and sneak up on a box car. oh, it's a bike seg

and in eight years he went from a few hundred pounds to selling $1.8 million at sotheby. >> reporter: case that's pounds as in british money. >> it used to be all the works were destroyed. people are catching on - hay, we have something >>> part of the mystique is you never know where he'll turn up. in cities across the globe he left a trail of graffiti art, under the colour of darkness. this image of a heart-shapen balloon became on overnight senn takes, with people lining up around the block for a moment of communion. then, almost as quickly as it came it disappeared. enter chris arnold in his gally. >> i didn't sleep for three days until this got here. >> he brought the work. it's estimated it will fetch several hundred thousands of dollars. for the owner of the building it's like hitting the lottery. >> fast-forward - talk about a jackpot. someone scored the banksy original for less than $200, the artist slipping into the gaza strip. he pointed four murals, one a greek goddess drawn on the door of the family's home. it was all that remained. the family didn't realise the family of

very hot and in eight years he went from a few hundred pounds to selling a million dollar piece at sothebythis case it's pounds as in british money. >> it used to be the works were destroyed immediately. people are catching on - hey, we have something here. >> part of the banksy mystique is you never know where in the world he'll turn up. in cities across the globe he leaves a trail of graffiti art. usually done under the cover of darkness. this peaceful image of a heart-shaped balloon became an overnight sensation, people liging up for a moment of -- lining up around the block for a moment of communion. almost as quickly as it came it disappeared. >> i didn't sleep for three days until it got here. >> he brought the work to miami to drum up interest. it's estimated brooklyn paid several hundred thousands. for the owner of the building it's like hitting the lottery >>> fast-forward - talk about a jackpot. at his latest installation someone scored a banksy original for less than $200. he slipped into the grip and pointed -- gaza strip, and painted four murals, one a greek goddess on a famil

baseball diamond to a perfect diamond, a massive 100-carat white stone sold for $122 million at sothebysion house says it's one of only six diamonds that said ever sold. it was mined in the past ten years. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> before her death last spring author and poet maya angelou was working on a new project. it was to put her words to music. we have more. >> in the air. >> on the rooftop of a high-rise in los angeles dancers are moving to a hip-hop beat and the poetry of maya angelou. it's a music video called harlem hopscotch inspired by a poem she wrote back in 1969. >> she literally changed my life before i even met her. >> reporter: music producer sean rivera discovered her work several years ago. >> i was onequestioning whether i should be living on this planet. i come across this book and started reading it and it just clicked for me. >> reporter: he thought it would click for a new generation too, taking angelou's theme of isolation and inequality he began writing music before he was able to meet angelou and get her blessing. >> what did she say? >> the first t

diamond to a perfect diamond, a massive 100-carat white stone sold for more than $22 million at sotheby's the auction house says it's one of only six diamonds that said ever sold. it was mined in southern africa in the past ten years. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> before her death last spring author and poet maya angelou was working on a new project. it was one that put her words to music. michelle miller has more on the collaborations across generations. >> reporter: on the rooftop of a high-rise in downtown los angeles, dancers are moving to a hip-hop beat and the poetry of miya angelou. it's a music video called harlem hopscotch inspired by a poem she wrote back in 1969. >> she literally changed my life before i even met her. >> reporter: music producer sean rivera discovered angelou's writing several years ago at the time he was suffering severe depression. >> i was questioning whether i should be living on this planet. i was living in a storage unit like on top of a studio in a movie warehouse. i came across this book and started reading it, and it just clicked for me. i though

. >>> today sotheby's will auction off a perfect white diamond. d grade flawless 100 karat diamonds auctioned in the last 25 years. it is expected to go from anywhere between $19 and $25 million. >>> here is a different type of fast food for you. competitive eater molly schuyler won the big texan state ranch dinner challenge on sunday. how did she do it? the 120-pound contestant ate three 72-ounce dinners in 20 minutes. each included a baked potato, shrimp cocktail, salad and dinner roll. check out these reactions. >> i don't know how that's humanly possible. >> swallow. eat a piece, swallow it, eat a piece, swallow it. >>> the deputy that shot and killed a suspect will be arranged today. he apologized and saying that he meant the use his taser. >>> happy birthday to whose the boss star and singer pop is 6 and queen elizabeth turns 9 today. thanks for watching "early today."

. >> is before we go, we got this little gem of a story for you. 70's auction house -- sotheby's auction house says this is the definition from perfection. flawless 100 carat diamond is the size of a walnut. >> look at it. it sold for a cool $22 million, record. in 2013, and even bigger diamond sold in hong kong for over $30 million. imagine having to put that thing on your finger. >> that's quite a walnut. >> thanks for watching. i'll see you again at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,+ which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ >>> many north koreans have defected to south korea. their numbers now

sotheby's auction house says the diamond is considered a type 2a which means it contains no night tropooks like a clear pool of ice water. it's expected to fetch as much as $25 million. the auction takes place this tuesday: that's lovely. a nice gift for someone. we'll be right back. stay with us. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. see your john deere dealer for great deere season savings on the e series family of tractors. >> that's "eyewitness news" tonight. i'm natasha brown. for james justin all of us here. if you're up early join our morning team starting at 6:00 a.m. we're always on for you cbsphilly.com. blue bloods is on. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ reagan, i got her wallet. bank cards and cash still in there? yep. we thinking it's personal? judging by the bruising on the neck, she was strangled to de

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sotheby expected it to fetch up to 25 million dollars. that is a beautiful thing. cuba hits newsstands today. david joins us, you brought cuban things with you. >> legally obtained cuban cigars. >> this is the big thing we can buy bunch of stuff there are limits on what you can get when you're there. >> as an american going to cuba on a authorized visa you can go up with 400 and 100 of that can be cuban cigar or alcohol. i chose cigar on my last trip. >> 100 dollars is different if i bought from a buddy at a bar listen i got cubans for you. 100 can go a little bit further down in cuba. >> it does cigar prices will are reasonable for 7 8, 9 you can gets a fine cigar not bad at all. >> how much does that box go for? >> this was priced at 75 a cooks which a cook is pegged at one to one to the u.s. dollar but the penalty 87 u.s. that falls within the 100 range. >> it sound empty. there's cigars. >> we do smoke cigars. so there's a couple misses but there's a box of ten a great cigar monte cristo petite number two. number two cigar which is our cigar of the year for 201

driven by social economic circumstances in the region, but it's a transitional thing or is it a sotheby's of support? >> potentially the question really is whether the prejudice becomes politically important. racism can be found across europe sometimes fading into discrimination against people in particular religious groups. the question is whether it becomes political and that depends on the particular circumstances i think in particular places and the cleverness of different parties for exploiting that. and the northern league that was just mentioned actually, is a good good example of the flexibility, and the flexibility of the targets of these kinds of groups actually. >> you said that the question of whether or not they have political clout. if anything, we've seen in france denmark italy germany and right here in the u.k. these parties do seem to be gaining more traction. even if they don't have this sort of physical representation in parliament bodies, is there influence in the over all political agenda of mainstream parties growing? >> well, clearly what they have been able to do

>> bad news for you gentleman in market for a perfect diamond for your woman sotheby's about to auction off this diamond it could fetch up to $25 million. up next a 20 year absence the internet resurrecting one of this country's all-time favorite sitcoms. >> and swirling floodwaters ripping houses from their foundations, we'll show you where, and why. next. stay with us. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in lao

that 100carat white diamond sold at sotheby's. >> would you wear this? >> i think i'd be afraid to.ake a picture with it, but i'd have to have a cord around me so nobody could walk in and try to grab it. >> security guard. >> debra alfarone on the side, somebody in the back making sure nobody tries to do anything. >>> businesses in britain are looking to cash in on the birth of prince william and kate's second child. >> kate is expected to give birth any day now and royal baby swag is expected to fly off store shelves. >> reporter: you'll have earrings, magnets, anything to do, t-shirts. we just have to wait and then we will have it printed everywhere. >> one london hotel is celebrating with a royal baby shower named afternoon tea. it's estimated there will be sales across britain topping $100 million. really? >> when the royals have babies, everybody celebrates. >>> straight ahead d.c. police release a new video in connection with a frightening attack in an alley. >> it's a word so hurtful it's often referred to by just its first letter. i'm going to introduce you to an arlington f

auctioneers at sotheby's here in new york call the flawless gem the definition of perfection.d for somebody for a 24 carat pink diamond. that was about five years ago. so shep that's a lot of dough for just a rock. >> i'll go diamond-free greg. i don't know about you. thank you, sir. >>> the man who tried to kill president ronald reagan to impress the actress jodie foster is asking a judge to please let me go free. lawyers for john hinckley jr. argued today he is no longer dangerous. but prosecutors say he is still a risk and keep tabs on him. john hinckley jr. was 25 years old when he shot president reagan in washington more than three decades ago. the bullet punctured one of the president's lungs and barely missed his heart. the shooting did paralyze james brady from the waist down. a jury later found hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity. over the years he has gradually earned more and more freedom. right now he can leave the mental hospital for 17 days every month. but attorneys for hinckley says the judge should release him full-time into his mother's custody at her h

one example, sothebies saw a more than 20% year on year drop sales, an auction in hong kong that featured300 fewer than last year. was the cancellation of this a surprise to you? >> it was a surprise yeah. i don't think anyone expected the slowdown in the demand for swiss luxury watches in china to be quite so pronounced. if you look at the demand from swiss watches from the chinese market over the last 15 years, the overall worldwide demand has doubled while that in china is up 3,000%. that only started to slow down in 2013. it's gone from being a blip on the radar to being the third largest world market for swiss watches. >> it seems as though the communist party is not allowing their party officials to go to casinos. it's a blow for macau as well. rather than necessarily the actual demand drying it up there's a barrier put across these customers coming to these kind of events. >> even before we saw the results of the chinese government anti-graph measures we've seen a slight change in trend for demand with less con speck wous wealth. customers looking at products, not being quite so fl

it's hitting the sotheby's auction block on tuesday and is expected to fetch between $19 million and $25 million. >> all those guys shopping for rings, going to be hard to compete with that. >> give up. >>> a marathon winner has been unmasked as a cheater and now she's been stripped of her title and uninvited to the boston marathon. her name is kendall shlayer. she crossed the finish line first last weekend at the st. louis marathon and named her the winner even though her bib was not in the proper place. race officials couldn't find any electronic markers for her either but she tried to explain it away. turns out she didn't run the whole race. her title has been given to the real first place finisher, that return is orange who actually ran all 26.2 miles. >>> and a grass roots movement to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill is getting a new voice on capitol hill. you may have seen the hash tag women on 20s. through an online movement they've picked their final four, rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, harriet tubman and wilma mankiller. jeanne shaheen said she heard about this and wan

an emerald cut 100-carat diamond sold for about $22 million at sotheby's in the promotional video for diamond a woman's sultry voice proclaimed it to be the ultimate object of natural beauty. the internally flawless stone is the only one of its time over 100 carats to come to auction. >> beautiful. >> big. >>> it is 5:19. still to come, chewing tobacco strikes out at san francisco playing fields. >>> reporter: and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, which a's position player actually had to pitch last night? and could four double plays save tim lincecum and the giants? dodger blue coming up. >> watching puppy videos is one way to manage stress. in today's job report cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has some tips for keeping you cool at work. >>> reporter: april is stress awareness month. according to the american psychological association, more than a third of americans, including 40% of people here in california, say they're living with stress. 60% report that work is the source. the easiest place to begin reducing work-related stress may be in the way you deal with email. res

that was the final auction price tag for this flawless 100 karat diamond sold at sotheby's auction house. the diamond had taken more than a year to cut polish and perfect. the buyer wished to remain anonymous. however the wearer will probably not be anonymous for long. you don't see many of those around do you. >> no, a little something you can wear to the soup mark, supermarket. >> accuweather is tracking the chance for strong afternoon storms. >> a man smashes his car into two trees leaving him dead an crumpled mess along a philadelphia roadway. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >> break now on "action news" a-car is transformed into a mangled mass of metal on the roosevelt boulevard. the driver is dead. the road is shut down right now. >> a father takes helicopter parenting to a whole new height. he's using a drone to keep track of his daughter. >> hard enough to (bleep) win here. >> a major league

sotheby's is selling this, auctioning it tomorrow. 100 carat emerald cut diamond ring. auctions for how much? you know diamonds. >> i would say $3 million. >> $25 million. >> what? >> yeah. >> so that's a deal. >> they say it looks like a pool of water. >> it does not look real to me. >> really? try wearing that on the streets of new york. >> i prefer something humbler. >> really? i'll take that. >> reall at 12, i smoked my first cigarette. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> this morning on "world news now," speaking out. the postal worker who breached security to fly a gyrocopter to the u.s. capitol breaks his silence. new details about the risky flight and what his family is saying. >>> dangerous flames. the weekend

spam.com >> pam moore: somebody does bought this perfect diamond for $22 million they bought at a sotheby'stion in new york the diamond is 100 carats and internally is flawless. the diamond was mined in southern africa and originally weighed more than 200 carats. was carefully were fined for more than a year before reaching its present state. >> reporter: and we have more sunshine today we do see some changes today that could impact your weekend weather is coming up after the break. >> pam moore: a diamond wedding ring was stolen is a residential burglary and the cameras recorded to people at the time of the break-in and the mike kron 4 story the victims tell hugs' aid magellan why that wedding ring means so much to their family. >>: and bank of the we're safe. >> haaziq madyun: you're looking at a photo of a wedding ring that was among several items that were stolen by these two burglary suspect the juicier it happen that 9:30 a.m. monday morning in pleasant hill. >>: that some coming from the grosz and this is a pillowcase >> haaziq madyun: a pillow case filled with cash electronics and j

it went for more than $20 million on tuesday at sothebys. they call the diamond whiter than white.d polish polished. the buyer wants to stay anonymous. >> you have my address. >>> no animals were harmed in the make of a movie made more than 30 years ago, but the actors were. some badly. how they sustained bites and broken bones from a film never released in america until now. >>> they are "time" magazine's most influential field. ahead, michelle miller and what inspires them to inspire modern change in the world. you're watching "cbs this morning." now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor how myrbetriq may help treat... ...oab symptoms of urgency frequency, and leakage. which may mean fewer trips to the bathroom. myrbetriq (mirabegron) may increase your blood pressure. myrbetriq may increase your chances... ...of not being able to empty your bladder. tell your doctor right away if

brendan: last week we looked at the southern these index tracking sotheby's air -- subsidies price.onship has fallen apart in the last two years. what is your anecdotal indicator of what is happening with m&a? jim: i have never seen the southern these index, but it is a good one. i think the number one indicator is stock prices. they are at an all-time high. boards and ceo's are looking at how to take it to the next level. olivia: what is the quality of the mergers and acquisitions you are seeing? are they constructive? are they about investment or about restructuring? specifically, i am thinking about the heinz-kraft deal. jim: if you are a ceo or a board looking at a low growth environment, and you are looking at five years of not much happening with respect to restructuring your industry, ceo's want to restructure industries. food, telecom, etc. -- folks are addressing what they need to do, which is largely cost driven. tom: our twitter question for the day -- there is no charge for this -- when will wage growth catch up with job growth? a major question for economists. tomorrow

it was first sold as other brands -- at sotheby's in 1949 for just $5,000.uch for joining us this morning. we will get to the jewelry which the house a faberge is now making today, but let's start with the eggs. you talk about alternative assets, if you actually want to invest in a fabergÉ egg, how difficult is it to buy one? guest: you can't. there are none available. olivia: victor vexlebourg and the kremlin have them all? guest: queen of england has three, princess of michael has one, there are about 13 and american museums full they do become available when the forbes magazine collection was sold to victor, we have some -- the coach eg was estimated betweeng $18 million and $24 million. this was 2004. since then, the prices have gone up astronomically. olivia: what makes them so special? guest: they are unique, one of the kind. if you break them down intrinsically, they have no great value because the value of stones and gold used is minimal basically. brendan: i am still trying to figure out why we are so fascinated with these, and i am wondering is it

sotheby's is auctionsing it tomorrow. 100 carat emerald cut diamond ring. much? you know diamonds. >> i would say $3 million. >> $25 million. >> what? >> yeah. >> so that's a deal. >> they say it looks like a pool of water into it does not look real to me. >> really? try wearing that >>> this morning on "world news now," speaking out. the postal worker who breached security to fly a gyrocopter to the u.s. capitol breaks his silence. new details about the risky flight and what his family is saying >> dangerous flames. the weekend wildfire in southern california keeping hundreds of homeowners on edge. the explosive conditions and why the risk is far from over. >> split second decisions. new video of a car bursting into flames and first responders rushing to help. frightening images and how police had just 24 seconds to save a life. >> and later in "the skinny," emotional moments for taylor swift at last night's academy of country music awards. how an appearance by her mom took so many by surprise. it's monday, april 20th. captions paid for by abc, inc. from a

sotheby calls the color whiter than white.her the buyer or seller want you to know who they are so they're staying anonymous. >> well there goes my christmas present for you, gayle. >> no animals were harmed in the making of a movie but the actors were, some bradley. how they sustained bites and broken bones in the making of a movie th >>> they are "time" magazine's most influential people in the world. ahead michelle miller finds out what motivates final 100 honorees to continue inspiring positive change in the world. you're watching "cbs this morning." noet ♪ my blood run cold, my angel is a center fold ♪ if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor how myrbetriq may help treat... ...oab symptoms of urgency frequency, and leakage. which may mean fewer trips to the bathroom. myrbetriq (mirabegron) may increase your blood pressure. myrbetriq may increase your chance

sotheby's will auction off the diamond in new york. it could bring $25 million.iamond was mined -- [coughs] tom: you are gasping. olivia: brendan's wife is watching. brendan: weighed over 200 carats before was cut. those are your top headings. i need more money. tom: i am dr. tom. we welcome olivia sterns. how was the therapy going after our graph event? olivia: i feel a profound sense of loss. tom: fou4r carat loss? olivia: that was a 12 carat diam ond. i have done a lot of reporting on diamonds, including debeers. the reason why the pink one is more expensive is because fancy colors are harder to find. tom: she is a font of wisdom on diamonds and carats. brendan: bloomberg "surveillance " the diamond report. tom: janet yellen's got a ring on her finger. the fed -- william dudley of the new york fed he adverbed the debate forward using the word "hopefully." ira jersey, neil sauce -- all at credit suisse search for the waiting and where we get back to. are we in september? ira: the first quarter data was so weak the fed will need clear evidence that we are going

charles: sotheby's sells a flawless 100 careat diamond at auction. cuff links. look at its shine. serious bling, emerald cut the largest of clarity and cut ever to be shown at auction. >>> and we've got great episodes of "strange inheritance" tonight. guess who's here jamie colby right next us to. the first thing you are going to talk about is bugs? someone inherited bugs. >> i came down to see you because i thought you had the diamond on set. these episodes are a diamond. they are flawless. bugs are incredible. can you imagine having a whole business of selling insects? 100000 specimens collected over two generations and the grandchildren are left with the insects, what do they do? most are extinct, they have a smart business plan come up with a bug museum so people can come from all over and buy land and water rights in order to have a captive audience of campgoers. it all works out. charles: the reason it wouldn't work for me two things i hate bugs i have to call raid. >> not if they are worth 5 million dollars, you wouldn't hate them. >> the coll

it is expected to fetch between 19 and $25 million when it goes on the sotheby's auction block.aybe we could suggest it to our kids. put it on the list for mother's day. >> and it's white. it goes with everything. >> it really does. thanks, sue. crude, as we saw a moment ago s lower today, but closing higher for the fifth week in a row now. let's get the closing prices. >> down about a dollar here at the close. we're closing under 56. traders were saying they wanted to see us hold that level going to the weekend. now, we had the head of energy from citigroup telling our european counterparts they're still bearish on here. usually when we see the rig counts continue do decline, it is supportive. also want to point out that we're going to have an owepec meeting in early june. opec's output went up. unless we start to see the u.s. output decline, we're back to this story about supply and demand. we've got the dollar correlation back here. we've got a lit of a stronger dollar here today. could be adding some pressure to crude. and by the way, that diamond was definitely big enough f

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. >>> a flawless 100 carat diamond sells for $22 million last night at sotheby's.er lunch".cnbc.com. >>> it's been a lousy investment over the last three years be with down more than 25%. where are rich people putting their money instead? robert franks has the answer. >> picassos and penthouses are outshining gold when it comes to securing the wealth of the wealthy. larry fink telling a conference in singapore yesterday that quote, gold has lost its luster and this are other mechanisms where you can store your wealth. contemporary art and real estate, especially in london and new york. on art, he said i don't mean that as a joke. i mean that as a serious asset class. if you look at performance, art and real estate are generally beating gold in at least the short term. over the past year gold is down 7%. new york prime real estate down 4% and art up 15%. over five years, gold also lagging behind up four compared to real estate up 38 and art up 61%. the ten-year picture is better for gold does better than real estate. art, still the winner overall, up 252% over the p