yet the identity of the model who sat for leonardo da vinci's mona lisa is not known. researchers hope to put a name to the face. they opened the family tomb of the woman believed to be the real mona lisa. >>. >> translation: i am sure lisa garadini was the model used. i'll find her. i have a heart-felt certainty and a reasonable doubt. >> the tomb contains the remains of her husband and con. by matching d.n.a. with the bones of eight bodies, they hope to single out the skull of lisa. if successful, a construction of her face will be reformed and compared to the painting. if the researchers are successful, it will put on end to centuries of speculation. experts believe lisa garadin was the model, but some believe it's a self portrait of leonardo da vinci himself. the results of the matching and 3d construction will not be available for six months. art lovers waited 500 years to discover the identity of the mona lisa. they may not have to wait much longer. . >> the mystery conditions. i'm thomas drayton in new york. "inside story" is next. for news updates throughout th

who was the real mona lisa in leonardo da vinci's painting. using dna to figure out the exact identity. >> reporter: this is arguably one of the most recognized faces in the world. yet the identity for the model who sat for mona lisa is as mysterious as her smile. now the team of researchers hope to put a name to the face. on tuesday they opened the family tomb, the woman believed to be the real mona lisa. >> i'm sure was the model leonardo used. there were documents that suggest that is really was her. i have a heart felt certainty and reasonable doubt. >> reporter: the tomb contains the remains of her husband and son by matching their dna with the bones of eight bodies recovered from a convent nearby. they hope to single out lisa. if successful a team of for forc anthropologists will recreate the face and compare it to the painting. >> it will put mystery to end of centuries. many other women were associated with it. some even argue that this is a self portrait of leonardo da vinci himself. the results of the dna matching and reconstruction

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the sales of its da vinci robotic surgical devices.erb greenberg has been red-flagging this, also in the reality -- >> reality check. >> i don't want to call it a newsletter. what's the appropriate term? >> i would call it a report. a red flag report, subscription only. >> now to be fair, okay, you've got it now, but you've been negative for a while, and they have surprised. >> when i looked at this earnings call, it really got me gog. i pulled out mild interpretation and put on reality check today. what you want to look at is it was the things that the company says. it wasn't just the procedure growth rate, which is you could drive a truck through it, 2% to 8%, way below what the street was expecting, but the tone of the call. if you look at it, several things i outlined, including in audits with the fda, and what they came through on the report and said that the fda noted there were additional areas for improvement on which they'll report soon. they also acknowledged that the u.s. business is undergoing change. they talked about the

much in painting, had been inspired by an artist who was an old man when raphael died-- leonardo da vincithough he was equally mythologized, leonardo's long career was very different from raphael's starry successes. leonardo's sto is a catalogue of unpcedented achievement and yet also of incomplete and abandoned projects, no better symbolized than by the sorry state of his mural in milan picting the last supper of christ. the art historian kathleen weil-garris brandt sees leonardo's frustrated ambition as part of a larger story. most of us have some sort of mental image of leonardo's last supper, and yet, as is true with some other famous artistic projects of the renaissance, as we approach more closely, we discover that the actual work survives only in part. it's often difficult to reconstruct the artist's intention, to know what the work was to look like, to grasp the setting for which it was created. what remains to us of leonardo's masterpiece is slowly being revealed to us by the painstaking work of conservators here. and yet the painting has suffered so much damage over the centurie

and in perhaps the most famous image of man by a renaissance artist, leonardo da vinci is illustratinghe roman author vitruvius. man, in his ideal proportions, is the measure of all things. out of their preoccupation with classical harmony and proportion, renaissance artists created these new images of man and woman. [bells ringing] inside the palazzo vecchio, the 5,000 or so florentines who had the right to vote would meet, summoned by the bell in times of crisis. they were the members of the influential guilds and represented craftsmen and the most economically important activities... sculptors and stoneworkers... textiles... metalworkers... masons and builders... lawyers and solicitors. the engine driving the art of florence at the beginning of the 15th century was competition between the guilds and competition between the artists commissioned by them. the armorers guild paid for this powerful, alert image of their patron saint, saint george, by donatello-- roman art transformed into a vision of christian courage. the bankers guild paid for ghiberti's expensive bronze statue of sain

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national pride of a certain kind that take the lead from the many hundreds of thousands of police to vinci made it in the head here to run the fullest don't pull the seconds that was a better rate if they get not just in terms of the catholic faith but also in terms of prudence national story and many holes was waving the mexican flag giving speeches quit today that during the sermon is that this was an international event we worship is from around the world with its estate and to get treats from many countries as well and it was one of these huge media spectacles that having the vatican as going t study sting and they enjoy tasting them very much. when we heard a bit more about these two pups in a report that tells more about them and how significant they are for the church today. well i think jane was he was proved wrong season sale the nc state to the steeple the pope's be declared saints at the same time what the dt that what the bees because as you've said in the reports that they represent a pleasing approach is to the catholic church. put simply that the more than the lace at the en

the food and drawiug administran approved the da vinci xi. it allows surgeons to perform complex but minimally invasive procedures. the stock was the biggest gainer on the s&p 500 surging nearly 13% to 493.60. shares of yahoo! rose on reports that it's in talks to acquire online video service news distribution network for $300 million. the deal could be a competitive threat to google's youtube. yahoo! was up more than 1.5% to 36.49. and casino stocks popped after mccow announced first quarter gaming revenue grew 20% beating analyst estimates. winn resorts las vegas sands and mgm get most of the revenue from mccould yo mccow. >>> news corp. won the dismissal of a lawsuit. that suit accused them or defrauding shareholders by hiding illegal phone hacking at two of its newspapers. shares of news corp. up 1.5% today to finish at 16.94. tjx companies parent of t.j. maxx and marshalls new dividend of about 17 cents a share will be paid to shareholders in june. shares up a fraction, 61.19 to finish there. coming up, 4 million americans expected to ge

more photos have now emerged of the aftermath of a massacre in the town of vinci last week. un officials say most of the victims belonged to one ethnic group and many are children. rebels denied the allegations they've been fighting government forces since last december after an alleged coup attempt the call that violence is making it very difficult for aid workers in south sudan trying to tackle a worsening humanitarian crisis there earlier the many who feel that the us food and agriculture organization joined us via sky from around and told us more about the situation. he did commission. you are in the war. all i would be secured. oh here. the truth it was all pretty cool. his goal. the queen. colin. with honey. we reached wednesday it is operating in war nor should it go north to orchard i hate school. though the shooting. that's how dangerous it is for aid workers and how difficult it is that to reach the people it was indeed going to score two hundred workers are going to be. when people cross. it states especially the game the group. workers i'm going to work with. the

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the words immediately conjured images of "the da vinci codes."d that the famous last supper painting, shows mary magdalene, seated at the right hand of jesus, a sign that she was his wife. the vatican and many experts immediately called the document a fake. the scrap of papyrus was given to king by an anonymous collector. she put it in her purse and brought it around to experts as seen in this smith sewn january documenta documentary. now, professor king is revealing the results of their scientific test. and they suggest the ink and the papyrus are likely not modern forgeries, but are, in fact, ancient. although some experts still say they disagree with the findings. either way, everybody agrees that the text, even if it is real, wasn't written until centuries after jesus died. >> what this does not mean is that jesus had a wife. it's not evidence for us historically that jesus had a wife. >> reporter: so, the document doesn't prove "the da vinci code" was factual. all it may prove is that even the early christians were debating this issue. so em

that new machine calls the da vinci xi, people will say that will drive new sales.t's $1.8 million. we'll see. >> will they talk about orders today? >> you would hope. the orders aren't there yet. they're doing swap-outs. they should. >> let's talk juniper networks. analysts will be looking for progress towards their started cost savings targets, $160 million. all right a lot of analysts have made pretty tough choices on the road to achieves that target. the approximately 6% reduction in worseforce, does a back of the envelope calculation says that reduction in the work force could give it money toward the stated target. also they're looking for progress in terms of divest turs or winding down businesses that aren't as profitability. could they wind that down? could they pursue a narrower focus when it comes to security as well as other routers? we'll see on the conference call, but this stock has been a pretty decent performer. >> this is a pretty decent stock here. if you go to the hardware side of things, it puts it in the same realm as ciena, cisco, everybody el

da vinci's pizza parlor. joseph is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when ms.ntered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying attention to what she was doing. >> joseph gets a call from his wife, waving in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer is it going to be. it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped in front of the line. she goes who just jumped in front of the line. i said well, that lady just walked in was wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> say what you're saying, [ bleep ], say what you're saying. say what you're saying, [ bleep ]. >> she immediately became enraged, got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him. just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore her as pristina bellows for her boyfriend outside. >> come here, come here and tell this [ bleep ]. >> then the manager gets involved. >> pristina simms

her schematic drawings, her da vinci diagrams into performance arena in animation, the same tool theyse to make toy story and avatar. and just the graphics. i found a way to kind of rearticulate the painting language that itches trying to get as a painter for 15 years through the animation and high body. >> rose: what is reassigned desire. >> it was a departure point from my previous videos. my previous videos were constantly referring to the didact particulars of family photography. there was so much politics and stuff. so reassigned desire was i feel like the word in the family of surrealism because you're trying to make something abstract concrete. so i wanted to do a series where the only rule was to find disparit archives and things that are completely in congruent and making them congruent. as a surrealist a person looks at sewing something together and they don't belong. that's where all the politics come from, that's where you find my desire. i take those abstractions from my mother and make them into, make sense out of them. what's so great about the piece at the whitney is t

stock up 4%ant coulding to rebound after the fda ill v prooed a robot system, da vinci, or a new versionock up 25%. again to the upside in today's session. back to you. >> dom, thank you. >>> negative day in the metals markets overall. a look where prices are closing in the gold market. down about $5 or $6 in gold. $6.30 to be precise. a loss of better than a full percent, percent and a quarter in the silver market. copper on the negative. red arrows across the board today. >>> the bond market now. interest rates in focus. a lot of people debating whether or not stocks can continue going higher if interest rates go higher as well. what do you think? >> i think that what i see on the interest rate side isic maing mequestion the longevity of the ongoing stock rally. how long it goes? hard to say. usually people run out of money before equities run out of gas. intraday of 5s. down a basis point. lowest yields since september. if you look at a 30 year, down three basis points, hence that big flattening still remains and continues to some extent. look at a ten year, which is eventually unchan

. >> caller: my question is about intuitive surgical who makes the da vinci robot surgery. >> right.caller: and i was interested to know what your thoughts are on the stock now that it just got approval for the new model which caused the stock to shoot up to over 500? >> this has been a heavily shorted stock. people felt they run out of room. my friend herb greenberg who writes the reality check for the street.com was saying to people, listen, there are issues here that have to do with the affordable care spending. do hospitals have enough money? i think that this is a revolutionary device. i see the stock going higher, i see it getting back in favor. i think it can still go higher. but don't be greedy! because the stock is at a high. i think it can probably go up another 10% and then. it's final four "mad money" style, people. first and second seeds, the s&p, nabors versus tyson foods, nbr is the winner. tomorrow we'll see who they face after the naz showdown. you know what, the final game,. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's wh

after it came out on monday announcing a new da vinci robot. following this in the various controversies surrounding it as well. what's your take on the new, bigger, improved version thereof? >> wall street's take is this is the late effort and greatest and they're pushing the stock up. at some point it may be. i wrote a piece in the reality newsletter, the key issue out is, is this really going to -- i don't think anyone knows. look at the, the real issues out there. it's are hospital purchasing budgets, still being constrained and how will this impact the company in the future? in the old days, came out with the machine. everybody hospital had to have one. now every hospital has a robot. the new machine can be used to are more complicated procedures, more general surgery. the question is, are they going to run out and buy one? when there that be? is this prematurely bidding this up and the next quarter comes out, two, three weeks, show a trend on placements, herb that is not quite what the street wants to see. >> i have another company to loo

they are simple haven't entered in the new vinci am. and you are outside. anyhow i was that those who disagree with you and tell him that she doesn't write too before we say the shot that was running a democracy the full civil conflict began. i don't say he's got nothing to do. i didn't say it is that democracy might see alice progress sink into the al is going very very fast to democracy the opening between that i learned i was in the thousands in an enzyme that nobody can say let me continue i didn't interrupt the area between two thousand and two thousand ten cl is progressing and was opening but also opening in our local events and we were we had more ag free them and more freedom to go and that's that and it was protesting a democracy it's not like this april is on goal from a menu for lacking joseph is pleasing to god i did not need to make donuts. well look i think that the wrong question to me. half the night authoritarian the government is that democracy and to be the litmus test of legitimacy however due to be held on tight and you know what i cal

shares were up even more yesterday when he did get fda approval for its da vinci surgical robot. upgraded shares of intuitive. privateducation, the for-profit education company coming out with earnings that beat estimates. but at the same time disclosing a subpoena from the department of education looking for records all the way back to 2007. a lot of these for-profit education companies have come under fire from congress. >> let's get to our big story. it is the battle for your living room. amazon is launching its new streaming device, the third tech giant with an internet-connected to gadget for streaming videos. you have companies like apple and google who have gone into the hardware space. creating a device in an already saturated market. why get into the hardware business right now? >> they want to get more software out. this is a company that was the leading provider, the seller of dvds, and that has gone in favor of streaming. services nowhere as near as netflix, but the impediment is just getting the stuff to the tv. with this device, it puts their or evenont and center o

newhe fda approved a version of the da vinci robot system.s markets leaking of this? >> there's been concern about the stock over the last year. it sold down to 350. now it has broken an upside. the option sale that i saw was selling 600 options. that is not a lot. it is a $500 stock. call, they sold that for 1350. they take in money and give themselves upside. you are watching barrett gold which is down 35% over the last year. you say this is a time to buy. value ink there is gold. between $22ading and $14. we are at the midpoint. lean on that $18. i think it is an in the money call. below on the year is 1350. it is not been to $13 since 2000. it will cost about 550. it has an 85 delta. we will look for this up to 30. if that happens, this will gain. the -- breakdown the risk reward. >> now it is five dollars in the money. it gives you $.50 the time of value. you are risking essentially $250 on this trade. the upside is to break out and get to $30. >> gold is trading below. oid want to trade? >> i think it is a better value. it is down more

and through it if -- intuitive vinci robotthe da sales plunging, selling only 87 robots in the firstuarter. >> we are talking about medicare millionaires. we received the misty tilde report on medicare, big data from the white house. what the government found was pretty shocking. the government paid almost $4000 , medicaloctors professionals, more than $1 million each in 2012. the highest-paid made more than $10 million. you have one ophthalmologist in florida who made $21 million off of medicare. medicare is the largest health-care payer in the u.s.. doctors fees make up 12% of its budget. overtreatment waste or abuse? these numbers are pretty staggering. -- critics argue that it leaves doctors to unfair criticism because it does not show the detail of patients, diagnoses ease, procedures because we are naming doctors by name. >> that is a good thing to keep in mind. what we have here is i can take data set. it was crashing our computers here. details every payment that medicare, the biggest purchaser in the u.s. of health care, paid to over 800,000. spurs. the -- 800,000 doctors. s

my three books, the first book i wrote rescuing da vinci which is a photographic telling lists the namesof all these people but it's not a narrative story and the two books that followed monuments men and saving italy tell the story of the origination of the idea and the historical background of the creation of art preservation officers going back to germany in world war i up until the end of the war in 1945. so the answer is not yet but i'm not unaware of it and it's all mind list of things to do. >> i would say that my colleague sylvia baylor, sylvia can you raise your hand. we'll have either tomorrow or friday on giuliana a monuments woman so i'm looking forward to reading that. >> we found one in 2009. my labor day was spent at a va hospital in boston interviewing the bronze star recipient and just a tremendous tremendous woman. we had a great experience with her and hers is a story that you'll have a chance to know about in the time ahead. >> a member of the audience raised a point in mr. some of it about the monuments. there was a plan to save the artifacts and unfortunately not im

martha: so you're saying sort of like today vinci's creation and what he had in mind was augusta?erhaps. he just had a lot of forethought. martha: exactly. absolutely beautiful. bill: on that, bubba -- martha: congratulations to him. bill: cool tournament. martha: fantastic. next year i'm going. you say here. bill: make it happen. martha: this story coming up. a teacher calls it quits but does not go away quietly. she took to the internet why. she will tell us why she quit and you will fine this very interesting, if you are interested in the common core. so stick around. bill: martha, growing tensions in ukraine, now on the verge of a possible military showdown with russia. should the u.s. be getting more involved now? low prices, we can afford to take more trips this year. -hit the beach in florida. -and a reunion in seattle. [man] when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. [woman] so we got our 4-star hotels... for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com martha: a raging forest fire in chile, killing at least 12 people and destroying at least 2000 homes. the

my three books, the first book i wrote rescuing da vinci which is a photographic telling lists the names of all these people but it's not a narrative story and the two books that followed monuments men and saving italy tell the story of the origination of the idea and the historical background of the creation of art preservation officers going back to germany in world war i up until the end of the war in 1945. so the answer is not yet but i'm not unaware of it and it's all mind list of things to do. >> i would say that my colleague sylvia baylor, sylvia can you raise your hand. we'll have either tomorrow or friday on giuliana a monuments woman so i'm looking forward to reading that. >> we found one in 2009. my labor day was spent at a va hospital in boston interviewing the bronze star recipient and just a tremendous tremendous woman. we had a great experience with her and hers is a story that you'll have a chance to know about in the time ahead. >> a member of the audience raised a point in mr. some of it about the monuments. there was a plan to save the artifacts and unfortunately not i

the company reporting that the latest model of its da vinci roboticcal surgery system received approvalp 8%. and reports that caterpillar avoided $2.4 billion in u.s. taxes by shifting profits overseas to a swiss affiliate, checking showers, up about half -- shares now, up about half a percent. up next, men are dressing better, and it's all thanks to e-retail. hmm, i don't know about that. there are stuart: ford, not the only one with strg sales. nicole, tell us about toyota. >> reporter: the shares actually got a nice pop just after the numbers came out, moved to the highs of the day. since pulled back a little bit, right now at 113.04. toyota's sales numbers came this with the rise of 5% for the month of march, that outpaced expectations, so you have the sales boss there at toyota saying we are optimistic that momentum will spring us into april. so some good news from toyota. stuart: yeah. u.s. sales up nearly 9%. that's pretty good within the united states. thanks so much, nicole. i've got -- this is a story i really like. you can call this a sign of the times story. get this, men ar

. >> reporter: in fact, documents like this helped inspire "the da vinci code" go magda lean was jesusfe. >> reporter: it's added intriguing new evidence to what we know about the biblical narrative but caution it doesn't prove that jesus had a wife. for conspiracy theorists, the find adds more to the mystery of why certain writings were included in the bible and others left out. juju chang, abc news, new york. >> that's what they're saying that he was probably suppressed by some of the powers that be at the time so that, you know, the role of women and other people at the time can be controlled. >> that's right. not only that but then they would have to either embrace women or deal with all kinds of issues that they didn't want to touch, right? celibacy, where do women fit in the church. what do we do with these things? we don't know what to do with them. normally they just give us babies and now we have to deal with women. they did carbon dating and dates back to eighth century egypt. >> it's old. >> it's old. >> not fake and i'm just curious. i wonder what the rest of the sentence s

continuing a strong run a day after surging on the heels of fda approval of a new version of its di vinciystem. upgraded to an jut perform and slaps a $700 price target on the stock. google gets set to issue a new class of shares to investors starting tomorrow. holders of google stock will be given a stock dividend comprised of a new c class of shares. each google share will be given an additional share of this new stock. google shares will trade under a new symbol, googl and carry voting rights along with them. the c class shares are without voting rights. they're going to trade under the ticker goog. important to note in essence each share of google will have halved in value like a two for one stock split. google shareholders should get ready for that in tomorrow's trade. >> rather complicated. let's talk about that. dom, thanks very much. was a google stock split the right idea or is google going against its own edict of don't be evil by limiting shareholders' voting rights and making sure that its founders will always have total and complete control of the company? >> joining us now i

reporting much weaker than expected first quarter earnings citing significant declines in sales of its da vincitrading down about 8.5%. it's been a roller coaster year for the company, now flat for the year. carl, over to you. >> seema, thank you very much. former apple ceo john sculley made headlines when he regrets firing steve jobs in 1985. sculley recovered to apple k -- referred to apple as a predictable cash machine. joins us for a first on cnbc interview as we look ahead to apple's earnings out tonight. good to see you again. >> hi, carl. >> you were interviewed the other day and did say that the company is not valued today as a creative leap company. do you expect the conference call to back that up? >> i think tim cook set a high expectation for 2014 but in terms of new products but the new products are probably going to be towards the latter part of the year. so i don't think the call today is going to tell us much about that. i think what's interesting is that we're coming up this fall on three years as tim cook serving as ceo since steve jobs died and this may be the time this fall

the film diversion of "the da vinci code" some say didn't live up to the hype of the book.h that. >> you do? >> yes. >> i would the "harry potter" series has definitely lived up to the books. the movies have been fantastic. the books are as good as the movies as well. pretty incredible. i think "the hunger games" as well. >> i went with "to kill a mockingbird. that is a classic. gregory peck. >> here's the problem, i haven't seen a lot of movies often. so my favorite book of all times "the scarlet letter" and the movie is the like the one i saw. and it's terrible. >> and "mrs. doubted idoubtfire. ." >> i've never seen ghost busters. i'm going to make a film bucket list when i'm in the nursing home and no one's visiting me -- >> right. >> my favorite book of all times and the movie was really rough. "the scarlet letter." >> in a good way? >> "harry potter." >> i think "harry potter" and "the hunger games" not talking classics. >> yeah. >> i was trying to think of classics. there's been so many. i always love reading the books first. >> yeah. >> and then just going to the mov

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