. >> keir, thank you >>> a rare copy of a da vinci painting found and a devastating attack on a busy market as we go around the world in 80 seconds ♪♪ >> iraq, at least 32 people killed after twin suicide bombings ripped through a crowded market in baghdad. the attack comes as political tensions rise over early elections and a severe economic crisis no one immediately claiming responsibility but iraqi military officials blame isis. >>> guatamala, security forces breaking up a large group of hon durans they set more than 23 people back to honduras many said they left their country because the pandemic shattered their economy and the two major hurricanes and gang violence have made it all worse. a few smaller groups did manage to press on towards the mexican border, italy, police say they've recovered a priceless piece of art believed to be a contemporary copy of leonardo da vinci's savior of the world the original sold in 2015 for $450 million. based off a note on the back of the canvass, experts say it appears one of da vinci's students painted this copy in the early 16th century the

the painting is a copy of leonardo da vinci's salvator mundi, the world's most expensive painting everlen goods before returning the picture to the church from where it was taken. the copy is thought to have been painted by one of da vinci's students giacomo alibrandi and dates back to the 1500s. well, to explain more we can now speak to anthony amore who's an art theft investigator and author and presently the director of security at the isabella stewart gardner museum in boston. thank you for your time at. we are slightly pressed for time and i am sorry about that because obviously it is very interesting, what do you make of that? i interesting, what do you make of that? ~ , ., , of that? i think is really interesting _ of that? i think is really interesting that - of that? i think is really interesting that the - of that? i think is really - interesting that the owners of the alibrandi painting weren't aware that was missing for three months, my first instinct is that maybe somebody on the inside may have lifted up from the church museum. interesting too that it _ the church museum.

dubbed the da vinci of debt, the sculpture would be worth more than leonardo da vinci's salvator mundiaid that much. da vinci's painting sold for the highest auction price ever at $450 million. this display was curated to try to bring attention to america's crippling student debt crisis. >>> and the first antarctic penguin to be born in mexico made his world debut yesterday. let's meet alex, a 1-month-old penguin born at an aquarium in mexico city. hi, bud! his egg was laid in october and it took alex 38 days to hatch on december 2nd. his birth is part of the conservation program for the endangered species native to the subarctic aquarium. it marks their first birth since launching the program in 2014. aw, look at him! just so cute. i needed that on this friday. >>> and still ahead here, we're going to turn back to the more serious news. the internal threats that have some democrats fearing for their lives following last week's attack on the capitol. >>> and as we go to break, we're going to take a look at this date in history. back in 2009, us airways captain sully sullenberger safely

dug in and held on to complete only their 2nd win of the season and their 1st under new coach carlos vinci. now watching date of unease his or minor of the top story we're following this hour a dramatic rescue operation is underway in a gold mine in china 11 miners have been framed after spending 2 weeks cut off following an underground explosion and urgency workers are hoping to reach more of the miners. $22.00 in total were trapped underground one of them has been confirmed dead several days ago. that's it for me and the tank here in the land now technology show shift is off next sensed a change so that i'm back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then as always our web site data comes follow us on instagram and twitter as well at g.w. news you can find me a resistance a saying. it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the foundation of the new world order. the silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. but it brokers are more rare for exception one here from the new superpower will become. the.

the painting, a copy of the world's most expensive, leonardo da vinci's salvator mundi, was found in at a chapel in naples. but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the collection was closed to the public and the paintings disappearance went unnoticed. it was found at the apartment of a local businessman, a 36—year—old man now accused of trafficking in stolen goods. translation: it's a person without a criminal record. it's very unlikely that this person could have a direct interest. $400 million is the bid, and the piece is sold. da vinci's original, itself only rediscovered 15 years ago, sold at auction in 2017 for more than $400 million, the most expensive painting ever sold. this is a lot less valuable, but it is, at last, back where it belongs. a british man who was diagnosed with a terminal form of cancer two years ago has completed the first stage of a bicycle ride that he is hoping will take him all the way to china. luke grenfell—shaw set off on a tandem injanuary. our correspondentjonah fisher caught up with him as he made it to ukraine. i am cycling with the knowledge that my

the city that will be hosting da vinci.z zi0z y46l0y yi0y >>> i spent much of that last forecast with you talking about the winds and the warm temperatures so let's talk about the other element which should also be on your radar today if you plan on going near any beaches on this martin luther king jr. day. there is still a high surf advisory that does not expire until 3:00 in the afternoon today and we could see large breaking waves up to about 25 feet. it is still a dangerous day at the beach. there ofotthingsinin thweather i will be back with more on that wind advisory and these very warm temperatures coming up. >>> the oakland symphony honor hometown vice president-elect kamala harris with a virtual inauguration ball. the tribute included performances from local poets, dancers, acrobats and music groups. if you missed it, you can watch it on the symphony's youtube channel. >>> possible dream job alert. oscar mayer is looking for people to drive its wienermobile. kraft heinz is putting together a team of so-called hot do

it's call da vinci of debt. real expensive colleges diplomas, $470 million worth.ator says it's the world's most expensive piece of art. meant to draw attention to the college debt crisis and hefty student loans put together by the beer company college students know well, natural light. >>> the adiabatic heating, i'll look like i know what i'm talking about. >> hey, you know what? whatever works.ate on sunday. we'll be talking more about that early next week. scott? >> thanks, kari, for educating us. so much more to talk about. we'll do that at 5:00. you can get the latest information at nbcbayarea.com. have a wonderful friday and wonderful weekend. we'll see you back here on monday. >>> ladies grab a fan. >> she was asking me questions, right? i never imagined that happening. >> then amber is taking us for a ride on the wild side. >> this is the place you want to be. more than an hour. get this, there are 5 million. >> plus how to show you how to read your dog's body language. >> i'm going to have to try to get behavior and then you'll school me from there.

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from the junior coalition partner former prime minister matteo renzi italia vivah party abstained and vincy announced their resignation. princes party disagrees with prime minister tzipi qantas plan over how to distribute the economic aid. but they're also deeper political frictions between content and the frenzy that led to the crisis. yeah we program you can soften. let's solve your problems that's politics it's populism to believe that you can resolve them with a post or treat on instagram story the government demands respect for the parliamentary rules it must be a turd to specially during a pandemic in a crisis like this. qantas a male avoiding a new election at all costs for that he even needs to cobble together a new majority in parliament or win over a tally of reaver. would be more durable if this is the political will i will work until the very end to create confusion among the majority party so it will never be my own personal matter the interests of the people have to come 1st for that is for the future that even. if the government does not reach awful new elections could be on

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observers of men and creators of art leonardo da vinci michelangelo put it shelley to shin raphael all there and just came out of it so it is best in terms of the relentless optimism you can do it like even it like even if you tune in to cable news and you're kind of addicted to it and you love the pessimism and the warmongering and all that stuff the fact is like it even what we have now and even like the threat of civil war in america is like it's not as bad as having been a plague like wipe out half the population it's not as bad as the inquisition like guys knocking on your door and then taking you out on a rock and rolling you across the town and on a big stone or something i don't know you know. things can get better and i think that well in a post covert world because the institution is a failed we've lost faith and and their ability to handle things like the ordinary person is doing a better job handling this than any of these global institutions or domestic or local institutions well it's always darkest before the dawn. in the case of the 2021 global of testimony and rapture.

da vinci's original, itself only rediscovered _ sold.ast, back where it belongs. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. some councils in london are concerned that vulnerable communities are being targeted by anti—vaccine activists. westminster council is urging communities to challenge anti—vax publicity. it's feared social media campaigns and some printed material could put off some people from getting the coronavirus vaccine. it's asking faith leaders, councillors and the wider community to help counter conspiracies. the brother of a teenager stabbed to death in north london earlier this week has described him as "humble", "kind" and someone who always put others first. 17—year—old anas mezenner was attacked shortly after 9.00 on tuesday evening near turnpike lane station. two 16—year—olds have been arrested on suspicion of murder. a nurse working at newham hospital has filmed a day in the life of herjob for the bbc. zara zaman had been deployed to the intensive c

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we greeted the new year is so much hope that's despite all of our concerns and some skepticism also vinci in and so you and your families have my very best wishes for good health confidence and blessings on the new year 2021 months. and you can watch angela merkel's new year's dress in full at 9 am burlington that's just under 3 hours time here on day w. and all of our platforms arca to some other coronavirus developments now. and the world health organization has granted a motion c. validation to the german developed by pfizer vaccine should lead to more countries starting inoculation programs vaccinations in the u.s. a fallen far short of the government's target for 2020 so far on the 2800000 americans have had injections instead of the planned 20000000 and 3 quarters of england's population has been placed under the strictest level of the pandemic the u.k.'s say nearly a 1000 deaths for 2 days in a row. to some sport now impossible becky hammon has made history by becoming the 1st woman to take charge of a side during an n.b.a. game a big moment when head coach gregg popovich was objec

is that if i did no one ask why the animals were taken to vinci holeman and then to when a direct route would have been quicker. according to our checks the transport times well by the book it's an economical decision whether to take the direct route or take a diversion. why would a diversion be economical. that i can't be the judge of that each company must decide for itself which route makes most sense. no one here appears ready to go beyond the call of duty but we're not giving up quite yet. some of your tags when the trucks were parked in southern france. that's enough for us to trace which farm the cabs originally came from. the tags lead us to a small parish in the burying region of all going. on the farmer to let him know we're coming. over for your focus got talks with your meats on the early evening. is that your farm. and you keep. how many cattle do you have. so it. 'd was just a subset so for that is it at least it was for them so it wasn't just going to have calves to. their female so thread from high yielding cattle if all goes well he says they'll be producing 10000 liter

it's called, da vinci of death, on display now at the grand central terminal in new york consists of 26 consists of 2600 college diplomas, provided by, actual graduates of the country, they got their degrees and factoring in student loan costs, average grant paid, about $180,000, for a four year degree valuing the piece, at about 470 $470 million. maybe, o amongst them, who would tell us that, it's dry, it's warm. >> yes, that's were to start off, with brian the dry aspect of this, because the winds are the press, i will show you the specific wind speeds for your part of the bay area coming up. it's not so much, the wins, then so, that have, national weather service, the issue fire weather watch, it's, the middle of january. for much of california, the central coast, all the way down into southern california, we are not included in that, our winds are going to be just as strong. but the reason why when on it, in order to see that we have to look back, at the previous four months, or so, in fact let's take a look at where rain has fallen, in the state since october where rain has fall

designs copied with permission with from designers like chanel, who would send over you know a da vinciould have her american made suits. to nancy reagan's second inaugural ball gown, which was one of the few few evening choices she ever made twice also she wore when she received the royal highness is princess diana and prince charles, and as a child in the seventies and eighties i was struck by that one diana danced with john travolta and then this is what nancy reagan was wearing on the evening. so in the back of this picture, you can see an image of mrs. reagan in red, and red really was the color she was most known for. we have a photograph, and we have a watercolor drawing. of her in red. it's could be known as reagan read and subsequently its colors from the republican party it has read and we have red states and blue states. and we could trace this back to the nancy reagan choice and then we have the it's actually more like a sundress or maxi dress you can call it a gallon qa÷ym it which is the dress tht mrs. obama is wearing in her portrait of her that you can see in the backgr

greeted the new year is so much hope that so despite all of our concerns and some skepticism also vinci and so you and your families have my very best wishes for good health confidence and blessings in the new year 2021 months. and you can watch uncle america's new year's address in full at 9 am berlin time that's in 5 hours that's here on t.v. and on all of our platforms ok to some of the other coronavirus developments now and the world health organization has granted emergency validation to the german developed by pfizer vaccine this should lead to more countries starting an occupation programs vaccinations in the u.s. of fallen far short of the government's target for 2020 so far and the 2800000 americans have had injections instead of the planned 20000000 and 3 quarters of england's population has been placed under the strictest level of pandemic restrictions the u.k. has seen nearly a 1000 covered 19 deaths for 2 days in a row or as we say goodbye to 2020 they doubly correspondents around the world have been asking people what they're hoping for next year it's a common thread they

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prince of bel air and there's little renaissance art as well the senator was dropped into leonardo da vinci's the last supper sitting right next to jesus with his disciples by the way the mittens that. >>bernie was wearing is also gave have also gained a lot of popularity, they're not now sold out of those mittens the mit makers also a vermont teacher tells the mittens are from repurpose to wool sweaters and their line with fleece from recycled plastic bottles the mittens were completely sold out as can just mention they were sold out minutes after bernie, sanders wore them to hit operation. >>that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 but our primetime news continues at the top of the hour fixing vaccine. distribution is at the top of president biden's to do list more on the executive actions. he took today during his first full day in office to help hit his goal of vaccinating 100 million americans and plus a tragedy in sunnyvale where a father's police say a father has confessed to killing his wife and 11 year-old daughter. >>coming up what police know so far and how neighbors are remembering the fami

it is beautiful but called the da vinci of debt and it is created by natural light.ge students and those are college diplomas, real college diplomas and the idea is to illustrate college and post college tet in a creative way, this is in new york's grand central station. if you add up all the 2,600 real college degrees, they're worth about $180,000 each they say so that's $470 million, in a way, making this the most expensive piece of art in the world. now obviously, meant to draw attention to the college debt crisis and those student loans, and i'll tell you, as a dad of someone still paying a santa clara university bill, and law camera, you got some bills, well, ahead, holy cow, three of them. >> i've got three. >> we got to do something. >> yeah, albeit empty nest. i'll be working for a long time. good morning, welcome to "today in the bay"! it is 6:48. let's look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. we have the weekend off to rest a little bit. >> absolutely. and it's going to be a nice weekend. now we're watching still some storms around the region. tak

when i first came to the vinci i didn't expect to immersed in a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic and it is brought to the agency number of challenges and the number of externalities i'll just use that term that had been thrown the fda's way. i can tell you i have been reliant upon the science in the data and we continue to be. decisions have been guided by what's been available at the time andnd we verbalize those decisions is more science and data has down. i'm very proud of that. i think moving forward our prep initiative will identify those areas and i'll highlight a few of them. infections, transparency and how clinical trials are conducted and i think if we look back their ways we can strengthen and improve our responseac but overl i'm incredibly proud of the agency and its response particular over the last several months where we have seen unprecedented challenges in the use of science in decision-making. i'm incredibly proud of the response and certainly no regrets when it comes to those issues. >> appreciate that. our next question comes from jackie lee. >> was hoping you could tal

so this is video of a new art installation at grand central station called da vinci of dead. $470 million. natural light calls it the most expensive piece of art in the world. the work of course meant to draw attention to the college debt crisis and those hefty student loans. it's beautiful, and horrifying at the same time. >>> coming up next, some top stories we're following including classroom and coronavirus. despite bay area districts making return plans, students may be far away from in-class learning. we'll talk about the obstacles they're facing. >>> the northern california county giving first come, first serve alerts for excess covid vaccines. you can get one, we'll be right back. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. ♪ ♪ ththe chevy sisilverado trtrail. when youou have a twtwo-inch l. when you h have goodyeyear duratrtrac tires.. when y you have rarancho shocs and anan integrateted dual exh

it is a 500-year-old replica of leonardo da vinci's salvatore mundi.om a museum in naples last year. the original once sold for $450 million. it was found in an apartment in the city, and the owner was arrested on suspicion of receiving stolen goods. yeah. wow. not just any stolen goods. >> amazing. >> imagine paying $450 million for anything, actually. >> right. imagine having $450 million. >> yes, that too. >> let me give you your free forecast. how about that? we have clear skies tonight, or we will. and the wind, powerful wind gusts we've had today will start diminishing. but the wind advisory doesn't expire until 6:00 p.m. overnight lows will be mainly in the low to mid-40s. tomorrow bright sunny day. breezy, but not gusty like today. highs mainly in the mid-60s inland and near the bay, and the accuweather seven-day forecast looks like this. we'll have a cooler, much cooler pattern developing by the end of the week with a chance of showers friday. rain likely to develop late sunday and continue into monday. and notice over the weekend into early n

the painting, a copy of the world's most expensive leonardo da vinci's salvator mundi, was found in ai's original, itself only rediscovered 15 years ago, sold at auction in 2017 for more than $400 million, the most expensive painting ever sold. this is a lot less valuable, but it is, at last, back where it belongs. professorjonathan professor jonathan van—tam is professorjonathan van—tam is a familiar face to professorjonathan van—tam is a familiarface to us, professorjonathan van—tam is a familiar face to us, often at the press conferences held in the afternoon. he told his mum, elizabeth, 79, that she was at risk of coronavirus because of a rage and so she absolutely had to have the vaccine when it was offered to her. because of her age. here she is going along today to her gp surgery just outside peterborough in cambridgeshire, following her son's instructions and getting her coronavirus jab. well done, elizabeth. it pays to listen to your son. in the moment, the bbc news at one with jane hill, but first it's time for a look at the weather and all the latest on the floods with ben

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installation at new york's grand central terminal on national light's website, it's called the dra vincige diplomareal diplomas. students paid more than $470 million to get those degrees. that's $20 million more than the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction. so the design is meant to illustrate the crippling burden of college debt. students actually rented their diplomas to the artist. yeah, it's cool to see a real representation. but we're talking about here student debt, i got the number, believe it or not, u.s. college debt hit a record in 2021 couldcou accounting for $1.7 trillion in student debt. >> personal debt for college students goes up by about $500 a year buying alcohol. >> that's right. >> that's a lot of natty light. >> a lot -- >> i think they rented -- they rented the diplomas for -- paid each student $100 apiece. but each diploma represents $180,000 in debt just to go to school. >> isn't that incredible? >> yeah. >> to see that full representation is eye opening. >> putting it in perspective. >> i want to see what keystone light is going to do in responrespo r