looks an awful lot like an a digital verse of an llc. >> alice, i have a two part question does sotheby'sethereum and if you are not, what happened to all of the value of the ether that you've collected so far >> i don't want to speak completely on sotheby's be half but ore plan is toe transfer everything to usb before invoice so it is going to be paid in usd. sorry, you could repeat the second question. >> if the group does not end up being the winner, what happens to the money that is already been collected, money, ether, usd, in whatever form it takes at that point. >> we have set up like a smart contract set up where we guarantee that people could withdraw their funds from the contact if they so choose. they just give up their tokens so everyone could get a refund. >> this is very fascinating. we'll be following along to see what happens on thursday let's trade it tim, i'm going to let you jump in here. >> well, first of all, it certainly ether and what it means in terps of people thinking about buying stuff not in bitcoin but in ether, we've been hearing about this in nft land for mo

with its platform metaverse sotheby's sold $65 billion of nfts already so far this year.arles stewart, sotheby's's ceo. have you sold when its born. >> we sold 100 as a group just over $25 million, joe. >> they were all -- it doesn't sound bored. >> they were not only board, they were in a jayacht club >> that doesn't sound board. on this news aggregator it said they're expecting some art to go 15 times the price it's listed at for auction what is happening? is it okay >> well, we are seeing we think historic market division, one because we have viewers and bidders back in our buildings, we are fortunate to welcome europeans back week the backdrop is strong and thirdly the materials are exceptional. we have a confluence of factors, yes, i think it will be an epic week next week >> what is going on behind the scenes there are some changes, proposed changes in the, i like that, they call it human infrastructure to me it sounds like a hip brace, a knee replacement. i got filling for your teeth human, i need a lot of it. what do you think is really going on with this the fed?

we'll listen to north star. sotheby's, sotheby's must end. we must double adaptation finance from current level. often damage is to central, to settle for workshop. we must strengthen action on law for them. and we need an article 6 resolution that results in real reduction, 0 sum offsetting era mustang. with minimum, we need to walk away here bare minimum. the challenge now is for those of us who are progressive to hold for long me to hold to loans, own children or grandchildren. this is critical while our environment at it, and that clock is following those negotiations for us in glasgow. behind the scenes a lots of negotiations ongoing. we heard from the called president alex sha mother and he's told us recently that said there are intensive consultations going on right now. and only through the night with the various negotiating blocks to try and find some common ground on the next iteration of the tax. and we're expecting that that's a 3rd one. we'll get that tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the morning. and after that they'll be a meeting of al

sotheby's doesn't do that. >> reporter: not likely, but selby kifer took it on the road to los angeles>> we had families coming in and parents having their children read the preamble. it's very moving. >> reporter: yes, power in a piece of paper. >> then the resolution -- >> hang on a second. i'm trying to drink this in and actually comprehend it, and it's -- it's somewhat overwhelming just to be honest. wow. >> the declaration of independence made us an independent people. but if the constitution hadn't been written, we would be 13 or more separate nations. 234 years later it's still the law of the land, the longest lasting charter in the world. >> reporter: and yet -- >> i looked at a survey that was done this year. just over 50% of americans actually understand there are three -- >> branches of government. >> thank you very much. do you think americans need a few civics lessons? >> not only do they need lessons in civics to know what the government is about, they also need to know what their responsibilities are. >> reporter: and to that end, dorothy wants to take the proceeds from

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. >> kahlo's painting sold on tuesday at sotheby's for 31 million dollars, a new record but still relativelyaking a bargain. this work by mark roscoe -- rothkoent under the hammer for nearly 100 million dollars. >> this is our largest sale since 2015 and we are on track for a record year. >> auction houses rcn one sales record after another -- auction houses are seeing one sales record after another. it is a bit of an ironic situation to see that coming out of one of the greatest pandemics the world has ever known, there are considerable fortunes that were amassed over that time, and those investors are now being encouraged first to diversify their wealth, and like many collectors and many people, also be on the lookout for entertainment after this period which was pretty dark for many of us. more and more art lovers -- more and more of the most solvent art lovers are based in asia. according to christie's, 1/3 of their sales are two new clients and most of those are millennials. brent: clashes between police and migrants at the belarusian border have subsided. a number of people were taken

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it caps off a major week for sotheby's. >> i'm going to start the bidding here at $62 million. 64 milliond regard at $77 million 500,000. sold to you. >> reporter: on astonishing bid to buy number 9, one lot in this megaauction. total sales for the night $676 million. >> this work is the ultimate embodiment and the tragedy of death. here it is. >> reporter: andy warhol's nine marlins. check out this nose, made of iron steal and bronze, sale price 78 million >> it has been confirmed. >> reporter: for those prices, they better b. especially since the international art market is bouncing back from a rough year. according to art basil at ubs annual sales in 2020 were down 22%. but that downturn might be over, which works like this on the market >> our work is sa once in a lifetime picture. >> it's been decades since a self portrait of this caliber has been on the public market. we want people to open their eyes, this is one of the great icons. >> it's frida kahlo's final portrait it shows a teary united states kahlo with her husband embedded above her brow art historians says it represents th

the collection expected to set records at sotheby's.n prison auctions returned to new york for the first time in over a year. -- in person auctions return to new york for the first time in over a year. >> fortunately, with several mini dozen works on offer, there should be enough for a healthy distribution. reporter: according to the top u.s. auction houses, the art market is booming. that pandemic has not dented interest in art. christie's with a 13% on 2019. 30% of buyers are new clients. 31% of those, millennials. the auction season starts on tuesday with the 21st century sale, including works by banksy and basquiat. >> a lot of collectors looking for high-quality work. more of a supply issue than demand issue right now. we were able to put together exciting commercial sales. reporter: one expert says covid lockdowns could in part explain the boom. with people spending more time at home staring at empty walls, thinking about how to expand their collections. bryan: might be able to invest in a print or two. anchor: a print or two. [la

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that auction at sotheby�*s has made the painting the most valuable work of latin american art ever soldand offers a window into a turbulent marriage to the mexican muralist diego rivera, her husband previously held the record. that is bbc news, thanks for watching. wednesday morning will be a little bit colder compared to the last couple of mornings. and, indeed, by day, it'll feel a touch fresher, too. but overall, the next 2—3 days will remain above the average for the time of year. i want to show you the jet stream — and there is a dip in thejet stream at the moment across the uk, and you can see the blue colours — so that's the slightly colder atmosphere that's spread across the country into the early hours of wednesday. and, with the clearer skies, that means that, in many towns and cities, temperatures will be around five celsius or so, especially out towards the east and in central parts of the uk. even colder than that in aberdeen, barely above freezing. but that means a lot of bright and crisp weather in the morning, especially across central, eastern, and southern areas of the

sotheby�*s says it's a world record for a historical document at auction.n of the australian test cricket team over lewd text messages he exchanged four years ago with a woman working in the sport. his decision not to lead the side comes onlyweeks before the ashes series against england begins. shaimaa khaliljoins us from sydney. was this to be expected? the timin: of was this to be expected? the timing of this _ was this to be expected? tue: timing of this could was this to be expected? tue timing of this could not have been worse or more crucial for the australian squad. as you say, this isjust weeks before the ashes series against england is due to begin and tim paine came out and said he was stepping down as captain. these allegations came to light originally in 2018 and, at the time, they were investigated and tim paine said he was participating fully and he was exonerated. then he said he was recently made aware that these texts would become public and that this is when he decided he was going to step down as captain of the australian men's spot. this

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they're teaming up to buy a cop copy at the sotheby's auction. what will they do with it if they win is the bigger question. who picks it up if it belongs to a crowd of people. where does it stay? stay tuned. wall street looking for a slightly jobless claims in 15 minutes. that's a bay area company there. starbucks will open a new store today in new york city. it will be attached to one of those amazon go shops where you can take what you want without stopping at a cashier. they're calling it starbucks pickup. apple is going to make it easier for you to repair your own phone by selling you the tools and parts. apple and other tech companies and john deere for that matter have come under criticism in the past for making it really hard for people to repair the things they own, so much so it spawned a right to repair movement. this is a big turn around for apple. i was talking about that bay area company, user testing on the new york stock exchange made their debut yesterday. you hit that button right there and it works every time. ceo andy mcmillan

it is interesting sotheby's only accepts fiat currencies, meaning government back currencies..s. currencies. neil: sotheby's don't want to pass this up this is kind of a wormie way about it. >> they believe dow's could replace government organizations. leaderless, more productive, less bureaucracy. sort of mantra about cryptocurrency, we're talking about community, we're leaderless but pool collective democracy. neil: you lost me in in the firt 10 seconds. >> owe common! i tried. neil: neil: i'm kidding because something, every day, every entt group big cheese over. they're involved in this as well, in a different way. very good to have you. you're big in sports live entertainment, about renaming a an arena, why don't you explain? >> we're really excited, thanks for having me back on the program, neil, we're excited about the new partnership with crypto.com. as we look to the future, build on the next 20 years of our arena in downtown los angeles, l.a. live. we were seeking a partner to help us innovate a technology based company, a forward thinking company. this is a great mo

who were dying to get their hands -- >> i heard the apes, like a million of them -- liz: well, the sotheby's griffin says he intends to lend this copy of the constitution to a free art museum in arkansas. >> he is -- liz: great american! >> he is such a mensch, isn't he? liz: wait, that's the adjective. >> why don't they like him? if the apes like him? why? he's such a nice guy. he buys the u.s. constitution, he shares it, provides liquidity to the world, right? he provides the markets with liquidity -- liz: and he's apparently performing next month in inglewood, new jersey. >> oh, that's the other k.g -- >> he's a nice guy too, i heard. [laughter] ken griffin, he's a man of all men. a man among men, i'm sorry -- whoops. he's a virile man, isn't he? liz: virile. >> is he? liz: i've got to see him in person. he won't come near us. >> i think he is. liz: okay. >> powell brain withard -- brain job -- brainard. liz claman has been following this story closely. liz, what's the coop? liz: okay, this is why you're not an anchor. >> that wasn't so bad. [laughter] liz -- liz: they felt they had been

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first edition copy of the constitution they watched two bidders in a fight to win the auction at sotheby's, david and brooke. now we know they had no idea which bidder was their bidder. chaos on twitter, youtube and the messaging app discord among all the members. is david our guy who's our bidder is brooke ours the uncertainty led to confusion in the news media too. it was publicly known that the group raised $47 million and the final sale price was $43.2 mill. outlets like coin desk and this newscast incorrectly reported that constitution dao had won. they didn't. after it became clear they didn't win, the group explained they stopped bidding because proper care and maintenance of the constitution requires a reserve that is needed to circle, store and transport the document and we calculated the absolute max we could go to and the opposing bidder passed that max. today it was revealed that the winning bidder was chicago hedge fund billionaire ken griffin griffin says he plans to lend it to an art museum in arkansas mackenzie is with us now there was so much confusion. last night at this

he tweeted this was his third purchased if sothebys just this year the swiss venture capitalist and cryptoeople's first-ever physical work auctions a seven foot tall light box driven by a quote nft going for $29 million, more than twice the estimates. makes it the second most expensive nft ever auctions after his last piece in march went for $69 million we know about the constitution dow. they were yut bid by hedge fund billionaire ken griffin who will display at at the crystal bridges museum in arkansas >> robert, have the peoples held their value? i have to say, that was pretty tool to see the way it looks live in that box, and -- i mean, you know this is a glimpse into what the next wave of generation of artwork is going to look like. >> it was really fascinating beeple his whole life had been envious of the real, quote art world. he had never had anything auctioned before his last one. they asked him, do you think you will see anything in an art house? he said i hope so. and it was a cool piece, appealed to this whole new crowd of buyer that showed up on line and on the phone like they

sotheby's says it sold for $43.2 million to an unknown buyer.ll be refunded minus transaction fees. >> oh, minus transaction fees so. they didn't win out and they pay anyway. >>> all right. a 9-year-old girl earning high praise this morning for fending off her mother's attacker during a brazen robbery. surveillance video shows the moment the man ran up to danielle mobley, tossed her to the ground and tried to snatch her purse. that's when mobley's daughter ran toward the suspect and repeatedly hit him. >> i fought back. >> what did you do to the guy? >> i hit him. i chased him. >> i wasn't figuring her to take off after him. >> wow. >> police tracked down mobley's stolen belongings from jackson who is facing charges. i think you're not supposed to go after the attacker. >> no. >> she is such a brave little girl. i'm glad it worked out. >> we're not cone downing the violence. we're not condoning vigilanteism, dial 911. >>> all right. finally, have you seen the eclipse this morning? go ahead and take a look at the longest partial lunar eclipse in

constitution from the sotheby's auction that took place yesterday. what he plan to do it?plans to lend it to an arkansas art museum for public display why what's remarkable about this, of course, it is the last remaining first edition constitution that now is in private hands, although as i mentioned he intends to allow it for public display at an art museum so mystery solved. it is ken griffin who won this first edition copy of the u.s. constitution paying $3 -- $43 million for it. >> i have a more important question for it. do we know which of his $100 million properties this will go in new york apartment palm beach mansion chicago penthouse. >> public display. public display. >> where >> an arkansas art museum. as long as you can hop a plane to arkansas you, too, can view this. >> i think he wanted to outbid the crypto community trolling the trolls and aping the apes, right? >> it is given the events of this year, you know, mystery solved it is ken griffin that prevailed this time. >> thank you for phoning in. >> got to be the walmart the museum there backed by the walm

the auction at sotheby�*s has apparently made the painting the most valuable work of latin american artite for a special 20th anniversary tv retrospective of the film franchise. daniel radcliffe, emma watson and rupert grint willjoin other cast members for the show. but there'll be a notable exception — rowling, who created harry potter in 1997, will not make a personal appearance. the harry potter film franchise is one of the most successful of all time, with an estimated worth of over $25 billion, and it made its three child actors into international stars. let's go back to westminster now, the prime minister is due to stand up in the house of commons in the next few minutes, our political correspondent nick eardleyjoins me now. i would expect the question to dominate the next few hours and borisjohnson orface dominate the next few hours and borisjohnson or face the labour leader keir starmer on the dispatch box and the issue of whether the government has been taken second jobs and lobbying it seriously enough. the prime minister is facing up enough. the prime minister is facing up to