jamie: how much did you think your inheritance was worth?d no idea, things were not valued, and artifacts cannot be sold they have to be donated. they have eagl have -- eagle fen them. >> she is flabbergasted when a probate court appraise are said otherwise. jamie: what did they tell you. >> it was worth $20,000, the entire collection. jamie: on what basis? >> they done believe there was any value, they were interested in silver, and pots and pans. jamie: no val out the art work? sandy makes it her quest to prove the aparadal is wrong. >> i september kaying, but you have to see this -- you have to see this. >> this 2007 she is put in touch with a montana rancher, state senator, and gallery owner who agrees with her, brad hamlet. how did you find out about this collection? >> i got a call from a friend, who mentioned david humphreys miller, i read that book, i thought it did a lot to resolve that happened at the battle. i was more intrigued when i found out there was sketches from life he did. he caught their soul, a moment in time that nobod

just to make sure people in fort worth knew that i had strong ties to fort worth, even though i now livedn dallas, he used to tell anyone who would listen that i went to high school in his district in fort worth and he went to high school in my district in dallas. [laughter] when jim taught a course at t.c.u. on congress for 20 years, after leaving the congress, i was proud to be a guest lecturer for him every single year. the last time i saw jim was in the spring of 2014 when i was working on a book about congress. we visited for about an hour in his office at t.c.u. his body was frail but his mind was as sharp as ever. i learned how to be an effective congressman by observing jim as a colleague and as a junior partner on a variety of matters that helped fort worth. he never forgot the people that sent him to washington. he was a stalwart in his work on behalf of defense workers and what is now lockheed martin and was general dynamics and bell helicopter in fort worth. he played a significant role in the decision by american airlines to move its corporate headquarters from new york to th

my question for her is, is it fort worth or fit worth texas? >> it is fit worth texas >> mayor price >> thank you. first off i think we ought to take a minute and thank mayor lee and his team for this conference. they have done a incredible job. we have tr opportunity to get out and walk and i will tell you what, fort worth is very flat compared to san francisco. i'm a cyclist lie nature and someone said you are a biker and i said i'm a psycholer. the difference is i [inaudible] i would haet to cycle here. the hills we call challenging are like that. it is great to be with you, fort wort is a rapidly growing city with a population 792 thousand, 17 largest in the nation and with that like your cities we face major challenges. we add 65 new residence a day mpt. we must be doing something right. the anticipate is be a million people and still growing. fort worth is fortunate in the parks program. we are a city of 352 square mails 550 miles of [inaudible] our population has druimateically changed just dh last 4 to 5 year jz that has changed how we

hing recently that said when younow you're on lf-worth, your net worth goes up. is easy for us to say statay humble andnd be open to other things, and then flip t to demand your worth. a: if your entry level, be realistic about at you're woworth is. recca: as you move up in the company, don't be afraid to say have performed at this level. you had too thatat with your boss. you had to form your own company. it worked ouout. marissa: there are things people can do to figure out there worth. ere are places you can go.o. you can sesee what people are playing -- paying any education based on your experience and region. stay on toof wt you u are worth. but don't demand more than you are worth becauseveryone has a baseline and a cap. rebecca: good advice from marissssa:'s mom. thanks for joining us. what is next for congress and the candidates on the economy and more? stay with us. becc welelcome back. from tech stocks losinsteam m to the job market picking upp steamam there are lots of heheadlines to get to this week. werought in two people who know what they are talki

it will be worth what it is worth. but it is a fantastic asset and great location.brings me to the industry being consolidated. you just made a purchase of a california hotel chain. talk of starwood being up for grabs or you and starwood merging? what is your view on that? >> we never comment on market rumors, as you know. what is interesting about the industry is that we have 5% of the world's hotel rooms, 13% of the future pipeline. he had an enormous amount of growth in the business. we continue to open more hotels than we ever have. there is lot of opportunities as an independent business. rishaad: richard solomon, thank you for joining us. chief executive of intercontinental hotels group. india havehina and praised warming ties during a meeting. it was a rare occasion of hosting a foreign leader outside beijing. china sees india as a market for a range of products. aim is toster modi's attract investment. malaysia has turned away a second boat of a silent seeker's. -- asylum seekers. adriftds are feared left , denied entry by malaysia and indonesia. capitaln ne

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. >> they could be of historical value, and worth a lot of month. >> this is a pressure that surfaces that no one knew existed. >> if they could prove they are real. >> the signatures look authentic. >> this is eye real signature? >> this is a real jfk si signat. >> will bidders open their wallet? >> looking for 100. 110, now 120. jamie: i am jamie colby, i am on my way to fall river, massachusets about an hour south of boston, i am going to meet a man whose strang strange inher 0 begins with his family powerful connection to a future preside president. >> i am dennis harkins, my mother passed in 1990, she left us with correspondents regarding our uncle harold who was lost in south pacific during world war ii. jamie: i am jamie. what is this place? >> our en eithe inheritance. >> the ship, let's check it out. >> reporter: battleship code museum here has two of last remaining pt boats from world war ii, his uncle harley, joined navy in 1941. >> he was the typicalismish younger brother. then a month later here will pearl harbor. with u.s. at war, harl is shipped to the south pacific, he

days worth more than $1 billion, can they really be worth so much? olivia: good morning, and welcome to the blooper and -- the bloomberg markets. the: let's take a look at markets right now, let's take a look at u.s. equities, they rallied today, then dow jones was up, and the s&p 500 went up as well. olivia: are we going to look at currency markets? maybe not. let's take a look at job headlines going across the bloomberg terminal at this hour, this is at the throttle of that amtrak train that crashed, they say the train was going 106 miles per hour before it derailed. this was more than double the speed limit. lawyer says he told nbc news -- lawyer told abc says het he remembers breaking right before the crash. we have had positive train control for many, many years, and congress has mandated that these safety systems be installed by the end of this year, so we are very keen on positive train control and based on what we know right now, we believe that had it been installed in this particular section of track, this accident would not have occurred.

right now this isn't worth much.e us 100 days and we'll have $1 million worth of marijuana here. this will greece get us out of our cash poor situation. >> little baby girls here. these plants are about a week of age, just over a week. see, they started rooting through the clone cubes and at that point once we see the roots it's time for a transplant. they need to be tagged before i transplant them. kind of a tedious process, but you're in the peaceful garden, i find it no trouble to relax and make my way through the day. >> you go out for the day and take advantage of his muzzler tag and my archery tag and see if we can't find some elk. >> bought a gun with marijuana money. >> i think it's too late to fight the pot issue, but we can at least keep it from being downtown. >> we're a family-oriented place. we don't want it overrun with marijuana shops. we can't have five to eight. >> strategically there's about seven spots that might qualify for recreational sales of marijuana. >> not everyone agrees with the breckenri

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we have seen periods of light rain in dallas fort worth area. not much in terms of flooding but you can see the ground is definitely saturated. nothing like what we have seen some two hours west of where we are in eastland county texas. that's where the reported tornado happened. that's where we heard of at least one person dead another person critically injured, and also several damaged homes, and poppy, the hope is that that's the worst of this, but we're definitely keeping an eye on conditions here hoping things do not get any worse than what we have seen. >> absolutely. one life already claimed. let's go to jennifer grey. we show you remarkable images of the tornado that did touch down in cisco, texas. jen, you're in a vehicle close to the image we are showing the viewers with a team of storm chasers and other meteorologists. what are they seeing? >> reporter: we are actually with a group from university of oklahoma. they're the best in what they do. they're ledge in darry, with howie bluestein, he has been instrumental developing research a

that out is worth $400 million -- the about is -- the bout is worth between $400 million and $500 million. it has smashed records. pacquiao's shorts worth $2.25 million. mayweather's mouthguard -- is embedded with diamonds. tickets are going for up to $100,000 each. molly: shreds of $100 bills. people are excited for the match, but not everyone. florence: not everyone is excited. there is an article that says, "there will be disappointment." this is going to be "an exorbitantly overpriced dud." it is overhyped because the boxes are in the autumn of their career. the fight will likely do more harm than good to a sport already on life support. molly: only 15 years into this century. flo, thank you for walking us through the press. for more stories, log onto our aw. i just want to say a few things . i worked at the "l.a. times" for 30 years and -- so i know something about mainstream journalism. and i have a particular respect for chris hedges coming out of that environment, trying to work in these institutions, trying to maintain your integrity and up against everything from insufficientrab

is the company really worth $50 billion? >> what makes it worth $50 billion -- this is really important. is not the price-to-earnings multiple on 2025 numbers that people are making up. what makes it worth $50 billion today, is the amount of people that have to be invested in it for career risk reasons. you cannot run big-time venture capital money and say i didn't get into uber. and there's career risks, that will not continue. >> there's more career risks, of somebody buying round d and round f on $50 valuations -- i think -- >> i'll tell you why are they doing it? >> it reminds me exactly -- >> they thought they could make money. they think there's a greater fool out there than they are. >> you're right. >> is down from the ipo. if you think about facebook and rounds d and f, you know everybody thought that the ipo was going to go to 70. it didn't. it went up 2% or 3%, that was the last you saw of the ipo price for a year and a half. that's when you look at an uber. i don't know if it's worth $50 billion or $75 billion bu

car's worth 30 all day, wholesale.ervice your car, or just come by and have a cup of coffee. >> the project took 18 months and cost more than $4 million to complete. >> i've spent all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> pete hired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner questions every single thing you do. >> i repeated myself three times. you didn't fix the problem. >> with no cars on the lot, and no process in place, athans motors has been losing over $1.8 million a year. if help doesn't arrive within days, athans motors will be forced to close its doors forever, and pete will

if they are sitting on something worth a small fortune. we want to know what you should look for and where to find the real value. could your princess diana beanny baby be worth $10,000 or more? >> i need to pay for my college. reporter: she is like most, they are worth $25. where should you turn to find out? this time of year, traveling road shows set up in hotel ballrooms promising to buy your collectibles but seller beware. >> if anyone is telling you what the object is worth should not have an interest in buying it. period. reporter: the executive producer of "antique road show" says if a traveling show is offering to buy the collectible, they may under value it greatly. she says to call the local antique and the auction houses to ask who can give an appraisal. >> historical society, auction houses, museum and all do appraisal fairs. reporter: we went shopping with an antiques expert, professor brian hackis. >> this is a vintage record player. reporter: true an tech furniture will have original knobs, not replacements and old fashioned

and when you take $3000 worth of revenue and have to put $2000 worth of repairs it's a severe dentespecially in today's economy and the last thing you want to do is loose money you want to make money and it's already hard enough in today's if you recognize this man or have any information about the recent spike in burglaries here in west portal the police would like to hear from you. i'm jeff bush in san francisco kron four news. >> pam :this is a live picture of the san mateo bridge. the san mateo bridge will be closing in less than 50- hours. and it will stay closed all weekend. here's what you need to know: the full closure begins friday night at ten. the bridge re-opens monday crews will be repaving and doing a little maintenance. cal-trans says, this 39- million- dollar project is integrity. so how do you get around this work? you can take the bay bridge. a little farther north. the dumbarton bridge, a little farther south. or, go down and around the bay on highway- 237. and be warned: the bridge will be closed *again* may 22nd through 25th -- that is memorial day weekend. coming up: an

i'm going to do the hard thing because anything worth it is worth working for.e had three years. and my daddy passed away, and i ran. and i was running, gunning strong ever since. so i'm going to do it again and stay that way because if my mom was to pass away while i was in prison, i would never forgive myself. and she's not -- she's not healthy. she's sick. so -- and i want to regain the respect of my oldest daughter. i don't want them to be all, mom's just another convict, addicted, jerk-off, worth nothing. so i'll show i am worth it. so that's -- yay. i'm stuck on stuff today, so, yeah. >> in a few days, butcher will take her acceptance letter to court and ask the judge to approve her plans. >> i've been an addict for a long time. i've been doing drugs for a long time, and it's gotten me in this place. every time i'm in this place. and i am tired of this place. i'm going to let some new girls come in here and take my spot because i'm over it. i don't want to go to prison. prison's stupid. >>> there's been some good news for mona selame as well. she had recen

he was also the keeper of the lunar bibles now worth a fortune. an apparent disagreement of how he was dealing with some of his assets led to his guardianship. >> one bible sold at sotheby's in december 2012 for $56,000. if there were even 60 in that apartment, which we're sure there were do the math. that's worth millions. >> the state has seized stout's assets and while keeping him in isolation is using his money to pay for lawyers. in 2012 depositions in a lawsuit over ownership of some of the lunar bibles texas department of aging and disability services personnel con concreted stout was not allowed to use the internet mail letters or use the phone. and that all incoming communications are screened. he said that the state guardian won't allow visits from him or others. >> they say it's for his own protection. what are you protecting him from? i just want to talk about astronauts and his triumphs and acheechlts. >> we asked the state about stout's case but were told they would not release any information about individuals under state guardiansh

did you feel one would be worth more than the others? >> i thought that muster book would be of more significant monetary value, he said, he thinks that muster book probably would be a couple,000 dollars. -- thousand dollars, i thought that is nice but not life changing. jamie: he shows a few more heirlooms and gets same tepid response, and then he unfolds his old texas map. jamie: what happened then? >> you could tell his demeanor changed, his face lit up. he was very excited. jamie: what is your heart doing? >> it beating very well. >> what had been sitting in the attic all this time? >> i had never seen one before, i don't expects to see one again. jamie: that is next. >> our "strange inheritance" quiz question. which warsaw the most combat veterans go on to b become u.s. at red lobster's create your own seafood trio... ...if it looks tasty, you order it. choose 3 of 9 dishes for just $15.99. like baked lobster alfredo. brown butter shrimp scampi. and soy-ginger salmon. hey, this is my plate. get yours while you still can. yourfull of

worth. and then houston sees more heavy rain by the time we get to thursday afternoon. that includes back toward san antonio. it doesn't end here in texas with the rain continues to fall. same in oklahoma and all the way through this weekend. the potential is there for five to seven inches of rain. just a stormy week rning, anne-marie. an author who once wrote a zbik about fifa said bribery and thievery go together like peanut butter and jelly. this goes back to the 1990s. six top fifa officials were arrested at a luxury hotel in zurich. the officials are in switzerland for the fifa conference and presidential election. the arrested are accused of taking bribes worth more than $100 million through u.s. banks. cbs news can confirm justice didn't officials are expected to release the indictment this morning and the press conference will be held later today. it is important to know a fifa spokesman seth bladder is not among the people arrested. he is expected to win a fifth term this week at th

is it really worth it? >> definitely not worth it. >>> not in this case either also in australia, this looks like a food court outside of a hungry jack's. you can see chairs and trays and all kinds of things are flying. according to reports, these are teenagers, young people out at night, and one argument between what reports say are ten young people who attack ld some other guys who were standing at the counter and things just got out of hand. you can see there were other diners in this food court, in this restaurant area and they all had to get out of the way in order to avoid flying chairs been flying chairs. fortunately doesn't seem that people suffered real injuries but a lot of damage to the property. >> if that's my kid, i guess it's not good to solve violence be violence. mom would break out a wooden spoon, i think. >>> having the incredible phenomenon that has nothing to do with baby cows. this video taken in prince william's town the ice coming down. >> is that boatind out. >> huge cubes of ice go

and the second thing he alludes to, was the war worth it, he says yes, the war was worth it. he would have gone in. but he is still arguing that it was worth it. that is not a winning place to be when it comes to the iraq war. mark: on the one hand, he put this behind him a little bit. i think people will stop asking about it. he has unsettled donors, senior party officials and republican strategists who looked at this week and said he is rusty, not prepared, cannot handle the family dynamic, and his staff is not serving him well. on the other hand, he is learning this early. he is a smart guy. i think they will probably figure out they need to prepare him better. john: i do think that he was a "b" candidate this week. this was not someone who could beat hillary clinton. if i watch that answer, i might say, you are right. you will not get asked about it again. but i would not say that as a guy that is ready for the big stage. mark: i have been impressed with him since december when he was flirting with running at how he has been zen-like and kept his cool. that is not a presi

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also coming up in the program $10 billion worth of bilateral deals. we will have the latest from a visit to -- plus "mad max" bit of the carpet on thursday. now the latest on woody allen's offering today, and natalie portman's debut as a director. mali: we begin with the failed coup attempt in burundi. president new currencies a -- president new currencies a -- several other reveling generals also taken into custody on friday. the president claimed he is back in the country but has not been seen yet. for more on the developing story, we go to duncan woodside in the capital. we have seen things move quite quickly in the past 24 hours. what is the latest? duncan: i hope you can hear me because the line at my end is very bad. what i can tell you is that it is agreed by the willing party by the authorities here that major general godefroid niyombare is on the run, contrary to prior rumors that he had been arrested. it is rumored arrests were created because -- molly: my apologies for interrupting you, duncan. the report came out saying that the general ha

is it worth it? >> can be worth it.t does not always pay off depending what you get a degree in sometimes it takes way too long for that to pay off. i think the problem is we as a society see college as the solution for all kids. it isn't. trade schools first of all, you get out sooner and it doesn't khowst as much, and there's a lot of blue collar jobs paying a whole lot more than a lot of white collar jobs my now. gerri: i can tell you how much my plumber makes? >> exactly! >> david, what do you say? you know how much parents are suffering. >> so difficult. right now, look, i've got a five and 11-year-old. i'm having to save for college. gerri: you're screwed. >> did you just say that? we were talking about paying yourself first in the last segment. you got to pay your kids first. the way do you, that the number one way to save for college is a 529 plan. unfortunately 66% of americans have never heard of this plan. 529 plans are the best way to save for college. tax deferred savings account, $200,000 in the accounts,

doing, it is worth doing great. it is worth being remembered for. finally, remember that after today you represent more than just yourself. you represent the entire university of south carolina. be proud of the university that is propelling you forward along the path to adulthood. it is an amazing place, one that has given you experiences and friendships you will no doubt treasure for the rest of your life. make the university just as proud of you as you are of it. act with integrity, be honest, work hard, take risks giveback, be joyful. you are again cut now for many of you i'm sure this feels like the greatest day of your life and it should. it is an amazing accomplishment no matter what hath brought you here. what makes me so excited for you and profit a chance to play a role in your celebration today is that i know if you want them there are far greater days in your future. enjoy today, hug your mom or dad, your brother or your sister. thank a professor. call your grandmother. share it with your friends and tomo

worth. and then houston sees more heavy rain by the time we get to thursday afternoon. that includes back toward san antonio. it doesn't end here in texas with the rain continues to fall. same in oklahoma and all the way through this weekend. the potential is there for five to seven inches of rain. just a stormy week ahead all through the upcoming weekend. i'm meteorologist larry mowry, cbs news. >>> six fishlts were arrested on corruption including bribes and kickbacks totaling millions of dollars. the suspects incleaning fifa's leading governing body and they were taken into custody at the request of the u.s. don champion is here with more on that. good morning, don. >> good morning, anne-marie. an author who once wrote a zbik about fifa said bribery and thievery go together like peanut butter and jelly. this goes back to the 1990s. six top fifa officials were arrested at a luxury hotel in zurich. the officials are in switzerland for the fifa conference and presidential election. the arres

was it worth all? all the hype? all the money? the tickets that cost upwards of 10 grand just to be in this spot we don't know. it was a good fight but the consensus here was that five years ago this could have been a great fight but it still might not have generated the hype it did this evening. so mainly a success but some people felt a little disheartened by the action we got in the ring. >> our own ron claiborne, in-house boxing expert, believes it's a setup for a rematch. we'll see if that happens. t.j. we appreciate you being out in vegas. have a great day. to our other big story of the morning. the new princess meeting the world. there she is with her parents will and kate. outside the hospital in london. her first photo-op. no name yet. mom and dad and big brother george are all at home at kensington palace which is where we find abc's bob woodruff. bob, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan i got to tell you this is it actually the tourist side of kensington palace. the royal families come in and out. we have heard that p

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according to the fort worth star telegram newspaper.he event expected to draw 300 to 400 bikers. >>> japanese airbag maker takata is nearly doubling its recall in the u.s. for about 34 million vehicles making it the largest auto recall in history. u.s. transportation officials praised takata for taking responsibility saying the company is taking a significant step forward. take a listen. >> at more than 33 million vehicle, with 11 manufacturers and multiple suppliers involve, this is an enormously complex situation. we want to ensure that the remedy is organized so safety comes first. >> following the announcement, takata's stock dropped significantly. andrew stevens has more details on that. >> takata stopped tck tumbling. shares lower after the airbag maker announced it was doubling its u.s. recall. and down something like 30%. 34 million vehicles fall under that recall. almost double the original number. that is nearly one vehicle in seven on america's roads. primarily hondas, but the recall involves 11 separate auto makers. thises w

doing, it is worth doing great. it is worth being remembered for. finally, remember that after today you represent more than just yourself. you represent the entire university of south carolina. be proud of the university that is propelling you forward along the path to adulthood. it is an amazing place, one that has given you experiences and friendships you will no doubt treasure for the rest of your life. make the university just as proud of you as you are of it. act with integrity, be honest, work hard, take risks, giveback, be joyful. you are again cut now for many of you i'm sure this feels like the greatest day of your life and it should. it is an amazing accomplishment no matter what hath brought you here. what makes me so excited for you and profit a chance to play a role in your celebration today is that i know if you want them, there are far greater days in your future. enjoy today, hug your mom or dad, your brother or your sister. thank a professor. call your grandmother. share it with your friends and to

. >> if i did not believe this case were worth capital charges, if i did not think mr. matthew were someone that would be appropriate for this ultimate penalty, then we would not be standing are having this conversation. >> jesse matthew's defense attorney is a capital defense attorney of richmond. he had no comment after the hearing. they asked him what kind of evidence could have compelled this change. to update from first-degree to m witnesses went need some depravity or violent circumstances that would upgraded to show depravity of heart. that is what we're going to show when the evidence comes to trial if it does go to trial. the next court date is set for june 25. >> thank you. information about the baltimore police officers arrested and charged in the death of freddie gray. one of those officers has filed a court motion saying that the charge of unlawful arrest should be thrown out. they contend the rest was legal because the knife ray was carrying is illegal in baltimore. he is one of six officers arrested last friday and is charged with second-degree assault, m

help you make sense but out of respect to the annual meeting this weekend, let's start by why it's worth bothering to find the given day's action. sustaining day to day obsession with how stocks move so creating a narrative that makes sense of the day's action could be viewed as that. as he told everyone who would listen he wants to buy shares in companies he knows and lookikes at his prices. i applaud his reasoning and endorse buffet's long-standing view if you can't do the homework, put your money in an index fund. i endorse it. i know of way too many fortunes made by people that put things into context using the day to day context to get better prices. if buffet wants to take advantage, this is an imperative to know the whys of a given day's activity the to understand. that's why it's worth making sense of an individual sexssion and buy the extra income after they maxed out with their retirement accounts. that's right, "mad money." i get daily support for the day i do whether a sweet tweet on twitter or a gratitude of something maybe more heart warming like the kid that stopped us whi

drought stricken california it is worth a lot. you would never guess by the price of it because it is so cheap. we have more from oroville california. you looking at what is being called the cheapest water in the country, and it is in ca how can that be? >> we have an abundance of stored water. >> here in this pocket in a state seemingly running out of water, the south fudger water agency has more water than it needs to service 7,000 customers near the town of oroville. it was built as part of a hydroelectric plant and that is sold to pg&e and subsidizing the cost to residents and about 750 gallons that customers use they pay 42 sts. >> how much do you pay for water? >> about $22 a month and i have three teenagers and my husband and i and we raise 4-h animals. >> i think we are fortunate to live in this part of the state. >> and not everybody is so lucky. nearby lake oroville is depleted and only south feather has the rights to stuff. >> i think it is wrong. let's even it out a little bit. >> here is the difference. those at south

this is an evil army and if we win, worth fighting worth going lethal fight to win. >> okay., thank you very much joining us from beautiful san diego. thank you. >> thanks. >>> meanwhile, humanitarian cease-fire in yemen is now over. u.n. envoy calling for an extension to deliver more aid to the civilians who have been caught in the middle of that conflict. dozens of people killed there yesterday as the fighting continues. between the rebels and that saudi-led coalition. the cease-fire is largely observed and expiring later today. yemeni political parties holding talks to try to end the bloodshed. >>> at home a delta flight makes a u-turn in the sky forced to turn around. coming up we'll fill you in. >>> investigators are trying to get to the week of the bottom of the deadly train crash. an obscure law could limit payments to the victims. >> to see it in the daytime is almost indescribable. it is painful and amazing, it is incredible that so many people walked away from that scene. test. test. one piece of bacon with your egg, and an omlete for the king. okay babe, you got th

what is the pound worth today?oumacher: with the stroke of aen those european banks which had been holding pounds lost millions. reacting to what he called the "earthquake in europe," president herbert hooverproclaimed america's steadfastness to the gold standard. but despite official pronouncemen manyuropeans feared that america would be next to devalue itsurrency. inational investors rushed to redeem their dollars for gold. boatloads of american gold reserves were sppedverseas. to protect the american banking system, to preserve confidence in the dollar based on the gold standard herbert hoover directed the federaresee system to make changes, changes that would "keep the american dollar ringing true in every city in america and in the world." the fed responded by raising its discount rate foing erananks pusup ratof interes paid to their depositors. e result -- foreign investors earned more interest and were enticed to leave their money in u.s. banks. the strategy worked. confidence in the dollar was restored and

- 1.5 billion worth of art. picasso. olivia sterns spoke with christie's head of impressionist and modern art lampley -- brooke lampley and found out why the demand is at record-breaking levels. all about supply. it is not a supply chain industry, so it is unlike anything else. we cannot replicate what is available each season. it will not ever happen. so these are once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, and that is really what dictates the competition and desire and high prices. olivia: send you do not necessarily think we will have a 1.5 dollars sale next s pring? >> we cannot guarantee that. pimm: who i -- olivia: who is buying? >> it really varies from artist to artist. last week we saw tremendous asian betting. we sell russian building thursday night in the auction.nist it really varies. what is best is it is diverse all the time right now. olivia: for me, what is incredible is it feels christie's has left southebys in the dust. something that was not the case 10 years ago. in particular because of modern and imp