exhibe mÁs de 600 piezas de arte, desde artefactos del antiguo egipto hasta pinturas de vincent van goghn acuerdo intergubernamental entre francia y los emiratos Árabes unidos en 2007. >> oÍmos comentarios sobre retrasos y nos aseguramos de que cuando se ingresa al museo de algo de calidad. lo importante es que la cultura ha llegado para quedarse. >> con esta nota despido el programa de esta noche. los espero nuevamente, sigan a continuaciÓn en sintonÍa. ♪ arantxa: domingo 12 de noviembre Éstas son las principales noticias. contradicciones e insultos por los escÁndalos que ha generado el presidente trump durante su gira de 12 dÍas por asia. busca la inmigraciÓn legal enriqueciendo los requisitos . el club exclusivo para el lago, estarÍa buscando trabajadores extranjeros para empleos temporales. hoy se conmemoran 14 aÑos tras la tragedia del vuelo 587 que se desplomÓ sobre queen, ny. esta noche un fuerte sismo sacudiÓ la frontera. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, fines semana, con fÉlix y arantxa. fÉlix: buenas noches y niÑos al noticiero univisiÓn. el presidente d

is scarceh a van gogh and someone will pay $81 million for a great one, there are still more to be hadci for whom there are fewer than 20 paintings in the world. people have a much higher threshold for what kind of over painting or condition problems there could be with the painting. julie: joining us with more on this story is bloomberg news's art market reporter. in.k you for coming has been talking about this story today. what is the deal? generally we have seen art prices going higher. what is driving all of this? >> has been talking about this story today. what is the deal? we have seen art prices going higher but never anything like what we saw yesterday. it was really a whole other dimension. the record for an artwork is $179 million for picasso. it never went through $200 million. $300 million. $400 million. those numbers were never pronounced in the context of an auction room or any private sale. the most expensive work of art. what is driving it is expanding wealth globally. there's just a lot of very as a trophy,e and as a great store of value. this painting has something el

van gogh painted the picture outside. he did that while checked in a mental health asylum.hey are just now discovering this. larry: more than 100 years later. that is amazing. coming up at 5:00 here, defending the streets and the field. meet a local police officer who is a hero 24/7. new at 6:00, a powerful image. a father hugging the son's killer. the m what happened next at 6:00. alison: veronica johnson has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." veronica: thank you, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" we are tracking an arctic blast heading our way. when it will feel like january. >> wouldn't it be great to win money, spend time with the family and leave the rat race behind? we look at the companies looking to hire you right now. >> wake up with us for traffic and wea bill: welcome back. it's chilly and dry. a few clouds hanging out. next few hours we will go 49 degrees at 6:00. by 8:00 we drop it a little bit. temperatures aren't going to tank tonight but they will be chilly if you are heading on out. i want to advance to talk about the weekend weath

. >>> people have been staring at for centuries but now noticed most unusual thing in van gogh, foundl grasshopper embedded in the paint. he was known to paint outdoors, made its way on there and is now a part of history. >>> if you're active on twitter, after experimented with doubling on some accounts for all users. 140 to 280 characters. rolling out the change today. >>> when we come back, compassion in the court, judge's sweet brand of justice made him unlikely viral sensation. >> announcer: "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by pacific life, protecting generations of families for 150 years, that's the power of pacific. courthouse getaway. how police say this woman helped two dangerous inmates escape without a shot being fired. plus: why the big cleanup in the north bay fire zone -- is turning into a giant mess... that )s next. right now at 6: we )re following breaking news n the east bay. >>> finally tonight, the verdict is in. judge who presides over one american courtroom is honest to goodness viral hit with tens of millions thanks to kind approach to laying down the law. kri

van gogh dumps it off to robert woods. the former usc trojan goes yards.go 67 yards herwatkins.ams win it 51-17. th'reye now 6-2. giants drop tond in nightme for the silverba andbl k. hhlig hts tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> two seceft 14-3. lon cowboys with prevent smithde i 14-10 dallas at the half. at thelo celebration. sackracing, 17-4 ezekiel otlielt. dak prescott atouch, ran threw two more. chven yds wboys win it -17. >> eagles hng the tibroncooss.a mvp. 23 tdsason. yards. eagles now 8-1. 5-0 at home with >>> to the in texas for the tho stye rarac.e martin truex jr. led today but with ten laps kevin harvick lead.ha o nskrv to take the texas. >>> the niners are a ms, sad state of affairs on alumni day no less. nowhere to but up, though.o >> g still (dog panting) l .i'ventm hewom, to help answer anquestion you...who are empowed real people? ving and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. ings that vingke yepoup hing. accusedand of viocting justice to theat the fbitionear war, by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organatizions that

van gogh dumps it off to robert woods. the former usc trojan goes 52 yards. n go 67 yards here to sammy watkins. rams win it 51-17. they're now 6-2. giants drop to 1-7. >>> raiders spent the weekend in florida getting ready for the dolphins on sunday night football. prime-time for the silver and black. we'll have those highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> two seconds left in the first half. kc down 14-3. cowboys with prevent defense. alex smith dumps it off to 25 tyreek hill. a 56 yard touchdown. 14-10 dallas at the half. look at the celebration. sack racing, 17-4 chiefs. ezekiel elliott. 2 yard run. he had 98. dak prescott ran for a touch, threw two more. seven yards here. cowboys win it 28-17. chiefs drop to 6-3. >>> eagles hosting the broncos. carson wentz making a case for mvp. 23 tds this season. 199 yards. 7-3 philly. eagles now 8-1. 5-0 at home with a 51-23 victory. >>> to the asphalt. nascar in texas for the third to last race of the year. martin truex jr. led 107 laps today but with ten laps to go, kevin harvick passes for the lead. harvick hangs

just grab your hair and paint, go all van gogh on a canvas. >> she gets right to work. >> i didn't recommendoh my god, this is going to be difficult. >> it doesn't work like a paint brush. she dabs the tip of her hair into the water and into the paint. >> is she not going to get that paint on her clothes or anywhere else? huh? >> no, because she's amazing. >> yeah, she's that good. >> holy smokes, look at that. >> notice after some time, yep, toward the end we've got a complete work of art. once she's done, she sets the paint with a sealant and she's got a beautiful piece. >> i'm kind of impressed with that. >> me, too. i'd never try it. i also can't paint but you know. >> i'd like to see you try, though. >>> you'd be forgiven to think that i'm going to show you another wing suit video by the opening shot of this red bull video. however, it's something different. okay, nick, more motorcycle, we've seen that, too. now i'm taking to you someplace different. >> the trikes! i love these. >> 40 different athletes all mounted up on their downhill trikes, geared up head to toe, helmet, leather suit

there are paintings from man a, bango, and leonardo -- from manet anand van gogh.ks hard to diversify its sources of revenue for gdp, and one key sector is tourism. one of the greatest enhancements in 2017 is the inauguration of ththe louvre abu dhabi museum. it will attract a different type of visitor and enhance the journey of your typical visitor. we focused on antiquities and pieces from our markets. we have used our global platform to shed light and fofocus on culture, ancient history, in the likes of china, india, and so on. olivia: in creating this cultural district which should featurure a number of f museumsd galleries,s, abu dobby is investing in a future which puts andnd tourism center stage. when it comes to inspiring future generations of artists, historically, there is no better model than the loop. genie: olivia reporting from the louvre abu dhabi. it is time for our business update. we are going to lisbon, where some of the bigiggest names in technology have gathered for the web summit conference. this editor stephen carroll is there now. what sort

rest in peace brother reads the text above the only photo david van gogh has of his friend a few weeks ago they tried to cross the desert from the jet to libya but the truck got stuck in no man's land for nine days. some of my friends even put it under the pews does no food no water no even see it when in the night the breeze which. is not really was because when my friend came in to see him iran's two island died in my hand through. and over the years. from now being good staying in a camp and i got is run by the international organization for migration. he was rescued by soldiers but his friend died of thirst more and more migrants are now dying in the desert until two thousand and fifteen human trafficking was tolerated in asia however under pressure from the european union the government is taking measures to combat it and human traffic is a choosing more dangerous routes rather than starting and i got as many begin their long journey further south in zone there. he works at the bus station and so on there. he's responsible for registering foreigners on behalf of the sultan of on t

they're using chris van gogh his leader of the war veterans i'm a sinful when sure half of zimbabwe in politics and society basically saying that the. impeachment of president mugabe will go ahead it sounded very much as though he felt jean that he wasn't expecting president mccarthy to continue in office he was expecting his resignation like much of the country stay with us here at al-jazeera. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known the united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call it a dependency we have a mismatch between the way we on the imagined work to be and the reality of the twenty first century enough to get in a bathing pool for even less and i will tell you how many of the persons that you're sending out you should be your child soldiers and i said my dad child soldiers reloaded at this time. the story that had the greatest impact on me would probably be the. thirty four miners died and we were there were no very few tele

to buy something that mean something to them, they don't necessarily want to buy an old master, a van goght mean so much to them. and similarly, they're also a little bit distrustful of contemporary art. i mean, will it be worth anything tomorrow, or in a few years' time? they buy something that means something to them, which is this artwork from these wonderful comics. a new portrait of queen elizabeth and prince philip has been released to mark their 70th wedding anniversary. when they married, the then princess elizabeth was 21—years—old while her groom, lieutenant philip mountbatten, was 26. the queen and the duke of edinburgh will mark monday's platinum anniversary with a private dinner with friends and family at windsor castle. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. for now, coming up we have the weather. hello there. part two of the weekend will be a colder studies you are stepping out first thing this morning and it is no surprise that we had a beautiful of the day across the north. we had clear skies and temperatures have plummeted. in the south

to buy something that mean something to them, they don't necessarily want to buy an old master, a van gogh so much to them. and similarly, they're also a little bit distrustful of contemporary art. i mean, will it be worth anything tomorrow, or in a few years' time? they buy something that means something to them, which is this artwork from these wonderful comics. why didn't the astronaut version sell? why do you think that is? as i say, i think it's because there are quite a few copies of that one. it's a late album, it's not such a rare... it's not a first edition, necessarily, it's not such a special, collectable item. but the whole area is really booming. this is a good price, but tintin works have gone for more than this in other auctions. but tintin works have gone for more something like almost a0 million euros of artwork, of comic artwork, sold last year in various auction houses including the major ones like sotheby‘s and christie's, in paris. and, for example, just recently, last month, an asterix album cover — asterisk, the famous french comic character — sold for one and a half

the highlights are a 1913 fernand leger valued at $65 million dollars, and a piece by vincent van gogh london, and the rest of today's sport briefing, here's tulsen tollett. here's what we're looking forward to at the bbc sports centre: more countries look to secure their spot at russia 2018, and marc marquez is crowned the youngest four—time motogp world champion. let's begin with tennis, and rafael nadal, who says if he didnt expect to be fit for the atp finals in london, he wouldn't be there. nadal pulled out of the paris masters last week with a knee injury, but is top seed in london, with federer second seed. first up for nadal, it's david goffin of belgium on monday in the last of the first round of matches. something negative happens, except it and something negative happens, except itand go something negative happens, except it and go back home, but hopefully not. my idea is to be here playing and playing well. that is all. there are more world cup qualification matches coming up this week, kicking off with italy versus sweden in their second leg play off on monday. the azzurri

buy something that mean something to them, they don't necessarily want to buy an old master like van gogh does not mean so much to them and they do not trust contemporary art. would it be worth anything tomorrow or in a few years' time? if they buy something that means something to them, from these wonderful comics. why did the astronaut version not sell?|j wonderful comics. why did the astronaut version not sell? i think it is because there are quite a number of copies of that. it is a later album and it is not a first edition, it is not such a special, collecta ble edition, it is not such a special, collectable item. the whole area is booming, this is a good price and tintin works have gone for more in other auctions, something like 40 million euros of artwork, comic artwork, have sold last year including major art house is like sotheby‘s. and last month, a asterix album suffered for —— sold for 1.5 million euros so this market is expanding considerably. we talk about comics. does it still attract the youth? my son has a couple of tintin collections and dick weber of the films, is there

curators found the insect with any sick pain of it's a van gogh 19th-century masterpiece -- thick paint of vincent bango's 19th-century masterpiece. he painted a lot of his famous and skates outdoors. there you have it. i never would have known it was a grasshopper. steve: it took so long but it is a big picture. adrianna: the poor thing got trapped. old-school paint. let's talk about the 10 day outlook. today is chilly. we will make it to around 50 degrees. tomorrow, we will build on that by about five degrees. a cold front late tomorrow night. you're going to feel it on friday. not only will it be cold, but windy with windchill factors likely only in the 30's. waking up early saturday morning, a hard freeze. that is what it looks like right now for the district and for arlington and alexandria and fairfax with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. we will rebound a bit for the middle and end of next week towards 60 degrees. if we hit a freeze at dulles international airport this saturday, it is one of the latest on record for them. if we do it at national airport, it is one of the earlie

. >> en grecia se llevÓ a cabo una exhibiciÓn de van gogh como ninguna, recopilaciÓn de una de las obrasdÓlares por un par de hongos. >> sabe muy rico. >> me dio hambre. >> vamos hacer la pausa tenemos >>> gracias por continuar con nosotros. >> vamos de lleno a las noticias ya que el departamento de justicia tiene en la mira a la ex candidata presidencial hillary clinton quiÉn podrÍa ser investigada por supuesto trÁfico de influencias mientras era secretario de estado >>> el hijo mayor del presidente trump intercambiÓ mensajes wikileaks durante la campaÑa, acusa a uno de los comitÉs del congreso de filtrar esta informaciÓn. >> aumenta el nÚmero de senadores republicanos que presionan al candidato de alabama para retirarse de la contienda despuÉs de la ola de denuncias en su contra por abuso sexual. >> confiscaron un caÑon casero para lanzar paquete de drogas hacia los estados unidos. >> la incautaciÓn se produjo durante un operativo en el municipio de agua prieto. >> en el pasado han recorrido catapultas y medios. >> agentes estatales para frenar la violencia en s. el gobernado de ese es

even though a van gogh is scarce and someone will pay $81 million for a great one, there are still ,ore 20 paintings in the world. people have a higher threshold conditionind of problems there could be with the painting. nejra: thanks so much for joining us. you are pointing to the issue of rarity with this painting. do you have any sense what the buyers motivation would have been here, in the sense of what do they want to do with the painting now? experts,, like other surprised the museum confirmed they are not the buyer. i do think this would be a great choice for an international museum, looking to draw attendance and viewers. surprised if the buyer were somehow affiliated with a museum somewhere in the world. nejra: so not a sort of business investment in anyway? brooke: i will never be surprised. tom:.all possible in the london gallery in the national portrait gallery there is a john bennett -- i believe it is the husband and wife and you just sit there. all of the flemish world, all of that century comes out at you. do you feel that way when you see this da vinci? like you feel wi

rest in peace brother reads the text about the only photo david van gogh has of his friend a few weeksago they tried to cross the desert from the jet to libya but the truck got stuck in no man's land for nine days. some of my friends even put his hundred copies does no food no water no even see it when in the night the breeze which. is not really was a big one my friend came in to see him iran's two island died in my hand through. and over the years. finale being good staying in a camp and i got is run by the international organization for migration. he was rescued by soldiers but his friend died of thirst more and more migrants are now dying in the desert until two thousand and fifteen human trafficking was tolerated in asia however under pressure from the european union the government is taking measures to combat it and human traffic is a choosing more dangerous routes rather than starting and i got as many begin their long journey further south in zone their. back s.l.a. works at the bus station and so on there. he is responsible for registering foreigners on behalf of the sultan of

during those thirty years whistler's famous portrait of his mother is there currently as is the van gogh we just saw and the new museum of course fits into a plan to position itself as the new cultural center and the persian gulf they're off to a pretty good start i'd say let's take a closer look. the new nerve is located on a water lapped outpost its vast cosmic dun stands as the structures center pace. is made up for the sky because mick because we're wrestling is a random system like the star that seven i imagine is out with the light of truth. and and i imagine that was not a lot of lighting just was just a little bit too great a guy of a full range of flight. the dapples of light may seem random but they're the result of years of careful testing the also helps modulator temperature and conditions inside the museum to protect the works from one of the harshest environments in the world the new live was born out of the two thousand and seven intergovernmental agreement between paris and abu dhabi the museum hopes to inspire cross cultural dialogue and exchange. it's definitely a cente

mo'ne, rembrandt, van gogh, spears. yes i'm talking about britney spears. her latest work.walk wig purpose on stage. pop super star apparently knows how to work paint brush. she shared video of herself paining beautiful colorful image of some flowers. you can see it there set to rousing sound track of mozart's piano son net number 11 it was trial al moment of peace and purity a mid the world's chaos. she later donated her masterpiece to be auctioned at a charity benefit concert for victims of the mass shooting that took guess how much it sold for? >> $10,000 to robin leach. >> he is living the lifestyle. >> i thought he look familiar. >> exactly. >> where is robin leach. >> hasn't seen him in awhile. >> i'm saying he's got a crush on britney because i wouldn't pay ten -- no shader on her, but that looks like some stuff my daughter drew just last week. >> it's got place on the refrigerator. >> got a couple on the fridge. >> high end fridge art. >> robin leach lives in vegas and it's nice to of him to make the donation and receive that lovely artwork in return. janet's music

there's a big piece in here about van gogh. what is this magazine? i would say it's all of it.that goes low, that goes deep, that goes more frothy. >> what was the most difficult story that you ever had to run during your tenure there? >> actually one of the things that was very challenging was we wanted to do a big story about how many people in culture had died of aids, as a matter of fact. at that time people didn't want to have -- their families didn't want to have their photographs used and i wanted to do this celebration of the people that had been lost. and in a sense a piece that said look, look what's happened to our culture. all of these fashion designers and artists and photographers and writers are dying. it's going to change the world. we had a great difficulty in getting people to agree, their families, to say these people died of aids. in their obituaries they talked about he died of a heart attack, of pneumonia, so that was a very powerful thing that we were able to do. >> you know, in the 20th century, especially the latter half of the 20th century, there were

aside from my outrage when mgm made me sign a loyalty oath in ,rder to play vincent van gogh i was far too busy with my new production company. little did i realize how deeply the hearings would impact my life. today, dalton trumbo, the highest-paid screenwriter in the business and one of hollywood's most colorful characters was in washington being battered by j parnell thomas and his house un-american activities committee. had not been convicted of contempt of congress and then blacklisted, i could never have afforded to hire him. or rather his alter ego, sam jackson. then there was howard -- howard fast -- he used his time to write a novel about a slave in rome. making a film from a book written by a communist and using a writer rumored to be dalton trumbo made me a hard it -- made me a target, they threaten to destroy me and the film. i did not putr, dalton's name on the screen because playing spartacus had gone to my head. i was no hero. i was tired of being a hypocrite . blacklisted writers, just as long as they did not step on the lot. of course, we had to hide their true identit

[laughing] thank you, commissioner clyburn vincent van gogh when of the most gifted painters in history once said great things are done by a series of small things brought together. it is in this vein that we adopt this order as a first step in streamline the rules for wireless infrastructure deployment. specifically exclude replacement utility poles from the burdens imposed by stuart preservation rules and this will help pave the way for 5g networks, services powered by small cell antennas and the like that are attached to poles. significantly only provide this relief where the replacement utility pole will not affect historic properties thus rendering the review process unnecessary. this is not a case of replacing band goes masterpiece starry night with a crayola ration i make with my kids for its subsidy in the potato eaters or in our wildebeest simply wonderful for another full. that simple change shouldn't be accompanied by red tape and about my colleagues agree. i would like to give special thanks to commissioner carr for agreeing to take the lead on the review of wireless infrast