i'll be watching for you banksy, except between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. when our security cameras usually cut out. (laughter) we'llght bright b >> stephen: welcome back, everybody my guest tonight is for captain who won the america's cup-- though to be fair the wind did a lot of work. please welcome jimmy spithill! (cheers and applause) well, welcome aboard captain jim. thank you, thanks for having me. >> stephen: now the america's cup, for those of you who may not be into big boat sail racing it's the oldest tournament in the world, right? >> oldest trowny international sport, predates the modern olympics, over 160 years old. so, yeah, the oldest trophy out there. >> stephen: and you won this for america. >> we kept it here for america. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now i know america pretty well. i'm having trouble placing your accent, though. (laughter) >> it's from the south. >> stephen: it is. pretty deep south. you are from where, sir? >> i'm from the land down under, from australia. sydney originally. >> okay, all right. (cheers and applause) >

i'll be watching for you banksy, except between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. when our security cameras usually cut out. (laughter) we'll t bacght bacwwwwwwwwwwwwww >> stephen: welcome back, everybody my guest tonight is for captain who won the america's cup-- though to be fair the wind did a lot of work. please welcome jimmy spithill! (cheers and applause) well, welcome aboard captain jim. thank you, thanks for having me. >> stephen: now the america's cup, for those of you who may not be into big boat sail racing it's the oldest tournament in the world, right? >> oldest trowny international sport, predates the modern olympics, over 160 years old. so, yeah, the oldest trophy out there. >> stephen: and you won this for america. >> we kept it here for america. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now i know america pretty well. i'm having trouble placing your accent, though. (laughter) >> it's from the south. >> stephen: it is. pretty deep south. you are from where, sir? >> i'm from the land down under, from australia. sydney originally. >> okay, all right. (cheers

i'll be watching for you banksy, except between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. when our security cameras usually cut out. (laughter) we'll t bacght bac >> stephen: welcome back, everybody my guest tonight is for captain who won the america's cup-- though to be fair the wind did a lot of work. please welcome jimmy spithill! (cheers and applause) well, welcome aboard captain jim. thank you, thanks for having me. >> stephen: now the america's cup, for those of you who may not be into big boat sail racing it's the oldest tournament in the world, right? >> oldest trowny international sport, predates the modern olympics, over 160 years old. so, yeah, the oldest trophy out there. >> stephen: and you won this for america. >> we kept it here for america. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now i know america pretty well. i'm having trouble placing your accent, though. (laughter) >> it's from the south. >> stephen: it is. pretty deep south. you are from where, sir? >> i'm from the land down under, from australia. sydney originally. >> okay, all right. (cheers and applause)

i'll be watching for you banksy, except between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. when our security cameras usually cut out. (laughter) we'll be back.t back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody my guest tonight is for captain who won the america's cup-- though to be fair the wind did a lot of work. please welcome jimmy spithill! (cheers and applause) well, welcome aboard captain jim. thank you, thanks for having me. >> stephen: now the america's cup, for those of you who may not be into big boat sail racing it's the oldest tournament in the world, right? >> oldest trowny international sport, predates the modern olympics, over 160 years old. so, yeah, the oldest trophy out there. >> stephen: and you won this for america. >> we kept it here for america. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now i know america pretty well. i'm having trouble placing your accent, though. (laughter) >> it's from the south. >> stephen: it is. pretty deep south. you are from where, sir? >> i'm from the land down under, from australia. sydney originally. >> okay, all right. (cheers and applaus

renowned british street artist banksy has envieded new york for the month of october. a fan is hunting down his latest work on these city streets. >> as soon as i saw he was in new york i started looking up the locations and i'm out today looking for them on. >> his 50,000 plus fans follow him on instagram. >> the helium balloon. >> reporter: his canvases are a building, a garage door, or a new york delivery truck. but he does it all in secret. >> it's as if we're all kind of following him around, maybe just one step behind, you know? and it's so close -- we're so close to kind of getting a glimpse of who he is. >> reporter: banksy's art often has political and social overtones. but it's his street art that makes him accessible to his fans. >> it's very rare that you'll get to see a real piece of banksy. >> because his graffiti doesn't last long because it gets tagged. when word of his art hit the street, fans like melissa raced to see it before it is tagged. >> you know it is not going to be there long. so that makes it way more exciting than something that would be i

a street artist, banksi is a man of mystery. the artist has left works on little-known walls and doors of new york city. since his twitter account banksy has a huge order at -- a huge treasure hunt. has month-long protest. with each new piece or insulation, his fans quickly follow. a moralizing it in digital. the owners of these buildings painted by the artists have hit the jackpot. like this one in queens. he runs this building, and now a piece of banksy's work. >> i want to congratulate him. >> several of banksy's works have and one out there was an option offer hundreds of thousands of dollars. most of the our work in new york still stands, but now, however rival street artists have defaced paintings, such as this piece in chelsea. banksy is no stranger to pulling off a clever stunt. the latest being missed pop-up stand in central park. the artist said nothing to his fans. people were stopped, most likely unaware they were purchasing a banksy signed original. these bases are said to be worth tens of thousands of dollars. >> s

fans crazy. >> i think banksy is brilliant. i think he really made a statement yesterday. >> but you're kicking yourself? >> big time. >> and you love this guy? >> yes. >> reporter: for "outfront," i'm ivan watson. >> indeed, a neat idea and a way to make something special for everyone. >>> this is "piers morgan live." and breaking news, the senate is close to a deal. close but not yet done, the clock, as you can see, is ticking, here is what we know, it would raise the debt ceiling until february 7th. can congress learn how to play nice? we'll see, on the left, deborah wasserman schultz, on the right, and suzie orman has more on the finances. do your actions are bringing

bad day for nypd. >>> how dwrou describe banksy's art? >> he's kind of laughing all the way to the bank. >>> last week the experts at cdc, fda, and usda have all been furloughed. >> folks, this shutdown has made me feel warm and fuzzy inside. although that could just be a reaction from fuzzy shrimp. >> reporter: this morning's "eye opener" presented by benefiber. >> i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. it's day nine of the government shutdown. more are feeling its effects. a salmonella outbreak in chicken now covers 18 states. >>> also the fbi is working with a skeleton staff at its headquarters. officials say that is affecting training and other support functions. then yesterday 7,000 who handle veteran veterans' benefits have been furloughed. >> nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning. 17 service membership and women have been killed in combat since the start of the shutdown and normally their families would receive $100,000 from the military within 36 hours but those benefits have gotten caught

fans crazy. >> i think banksy is brilliant. i think he really made a statement yesterday. >> but you're kicking yourself? >> big time. >> and you love

fans crazy. >> i think banksy is brilliant. i think he really made a statement yesterday. >> but you're kicking yourself? >> big time. >> and you love this guy? >> yes. >> reporter: for "outfront," i'm ivan watson. >> indeed, a neat idea and a way to make something special for everyone. "ac360" starts now. >>> good evening, everyone, we begin with the very latest on talks to end the government shutdown heading off a debt ceiling breach. it has been a fast-moving day on wall street, the debt ceiling just three days away. the shutdown entering its third week. after working over the weekend, the senate lawmakers were back at it today, mitch mcconnell and harry reid talking about it on the floor. the key meeting between the congressional leaders at the white house was supposed to happen this week. that was postponed. the question, is the senate actually close to a deal,

now, at first i thought this was banksy. but it turns out the work was signed by hanksy, who evidently is a well-known street artist whose work uses celebrity iconography to address the efesmeral nature of fame particularly with terrible puns. his other works include hemuel l.pd jackson, and meth rogan. powerful stuff. really makes you not think. here i assume i am stephen col-grizzry ofly. but like banksy, hairchgzy's identity is a mystery. who culd he? hanksy's first street art featured tom hanks who happened to be my guest last night, and that's when the light bulb went off. hanksee, sounds like yangtze. there are three gorgeous members of one direction, the other two are... one direction is another way of saying one way and my constitute stooudio is on a one-way street where hanksy put his art. it's all a cryptic code like the da vinci code starring tom hanks. tom hairchgz must be hanksy. and i gotta say. you see, you see. click, click, click. i gotta say i'm a little upset that he used the spray paint i left in his dres

bad day for nypd. >>> how dwrou describe banksy's art? >> he's kind of laughing all the way to the bank. >>> last week the experts at cdc, fda, and usda have all been furloughed. >> folks, this shutdown has made me feel warm and fuzzy inside. although that could just be a reaction from fuzzy shrimp. >> reporter: this morning's "eye opener" presented by benefiber. >> i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. it's day nine of the government shutdown. more are feeling its effects. a salmonella outbreak in chicken now covers 18 states. >>> also the fbi is working with a skeleton staff at its headquarters. officials say that is affecting training and other support functions. then yesterday 7,000 who handle veteran s veterans' benefits have been furloughed. >> nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning. 17 service membership and women have been killed in combat since the start of the shutdown and normally their families would receive $100,000 from the military within 36 hours but those benefits have gotten caug

within hours, banksy has turned this street corner in the neighborhood in queens into an open air art exhibit, of sorts. the irony is just a for days ago fans could have bought one of his original canvass for just 60 dollars. on sunday, banksy unveiled this photo, showing an unidentified elderly man showing his stencils at the park. he waited all day, but only three people bought his art for a total of just $420. bargain-basement prices in the high priced world of art. >> i think this was to poke fun at the artists. >> the collector plans to auction off earlier banksy art works for tens of thousands of dollars apiece. >> he is always accessible, open to the public, just doing things for the city, the culture. >> every day this month, banksy has said he will unveil the new piece of art in new york. this is in the meat packing district, and it is another example. but missing the opportunity to buy banksy's art for next to nothing is driving some of his most loyal fans crazy.

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this was not spray-painted by anyone, it's banksy. a british artist who kept his identity secret, despite growing fame. to keep the work safe, the landlord of a brooklyn building set up a roll-down gait and 24 hours surveillance. >> he knows and appreciates the work, do you know what i say. he knows what it's worth. >> banksy's worth sell for six and seven figure sums. in brooklyn fans are excited to see an unspoilt example of his work. >> i'm glad it's intact. you need to get close to something. it's a legend. most of banksy's new york street art has been painted over by graffitti artists. taggers are not the only ones taking aim. city workers scrubbed work off the walls. to his fans, an act of sackry ledge. >> we are trying to get rid of them. surely here in new york, we are going to welcome it with open arms. >> banksy's american fans are trying to see his new york pictures while there's time. >> michael eaves is here with sport. win or lose, johnny men'sel makes it interesting. >> with a name like johnny football he has a sense of

fans crazy. >> i think what banksy did is brilliant. i think he really needed a statement yesterday. >> you're kicking yourself? >> big time. >> reporter: and you love this guy? >> yes! >> ivan watson, cnn, new york. >> i wish i was lucky enough to get some of that art. >>> what are you doing thanksgiving? >> eating, clesleeping and watcg football. what else can you do? >> much more. bun of the biggest retailers says it will for the first time ever open its doors on thanksgiving evening giving shoppers an early chance at black friday deals. many rival stores do that already and many say the customers have asked for this change so employees say the shifts on thanksgiving will be staffed by volunteers! >> macy's is going crazy. they were doing the macy's thanksgiving day parade and everybody would celebrate macy's and go shopping somewhere and it was driving the owner crazy. >>> could it be true? a deal to end the government shutdown? >> lovely. >> and the economic catastrophe? it would be lovely, indeed. could it happen or could it all b

renown artist banksy has turned up in new york. a fan is hunting down his latest work on the city streets. >> as soon as i heard he was in new york, i'm looking for his locations. >> reporter: his 50-plus fans follow him on instagram. showing the daily pictures of his latest strike. >> the helium balloon, the object of such poetry. >> reporter: his canvas, a building, garage door and even a new york delivery truck. he does it all in secret. he does not identify himself, and he leaves his followers gasping for suspense. >> it's as if we're following him around, that maybe just one step behind. you know, and it's so close. we're so close to kind of getting a glimpse of who he is. >> reporter: his following is international. banksy's art often has political and social overtunes. his work has been exhibited all over the world and are compared to andy warhol. but it's his street art that makes him accessible to his fans. his graffiti does not last long before it's bombed or tagged, painted over by another person. when words of banksy's

banksy art often has political overtones. his stencils have been exhibited all over the world and he has been compared to andy warhol. but it's street art that makes him accessible to his fans because his graffiti does not last long before it's bombed, tagged, painted over by another person as captured on this online video on the brooklyn street. when word of banksy's art hits the street, melissa runs there before it gets tagged. >> you know its bleeding, which makes it way more exciting than something in a gallery for months. >> reporter: in essence his street art is illegal. de facing property without permission. this galley sold a bansy door for $300,000. it's value is higher on works that are not de faced. >> i would think that the bowls goals to have his works in public view, and to get the artistic or the art experience that he wants them to have, but then as they get de faced there are no longer relevant in the marketplace or much, much less relevant. >> reporter: but don't tell that to these folks. they're just happy

a new banksy appears in new york. the next one, celebrities like brad pitt and angelina jolie have a banksy. >> folks, i have absolutely zero respect for this elusive slimy street fan. >> reporter: bank is see's worth can be worth millions. they get torn down and sold. >> folks, this terrifies me. it's a little phone fact, my studio has walls. >> reporter: and to some, you can listen to all your commentary like a museum. well, almost. are you looking at one of the great artworks of the 21st century? if so, are you in the wrong place. >> reporter: even more bizarre, this delivery truck stopping in an undisclosed location every night. banksies are sometimes trashed in minutes. the fleeting life span driving fans of social media, to hunt down banksy before it's too late. banksy himself is as fleeting as his art. some reports say he has been spotted. even a 2010 documentary had his face hidden. in london, we tracked down his former barber. >> what did he look like? >> i can't tell you. that's a no. >> reporter: in new yor

17 days to find out if this vendor guy actually was banksy. we will keep you posted. >>> the second awesomest thing on the internet today, super villains united. "breaking bad" may be history, but people are still enjoying the celebrated drama. some are creating inventive new halloween costumes for their kids. that's slightly inappropriate. and others are getting into the groove by binge watching the entire series. one new fan who watched every episode over the course of two weeks wrote a letter to bryan cranston. it happened to be sir anthony hopkins who wrote "your performance as walter wright was the best acting i've seen ever and just in case the point was missed he added, "and" you and your cast are the best actors i've ever seen." still not clear? one more -- "congratulations and my deepest respect. you are truly a great, great actor. best records, tony hopkins." they confirmed the letter did in fact come from one of the world's most renowned actors and who better to compliment a show about a sociopath than the man who made cannibalism e

17 days to find out if this vendor guy actually was banksie. we will keep you posted. >>> the second awesomest thing on the internet today, super villains united. "breaking bad" may be history, but people are still enjoying the drama. some are creating inventive new halloween costumes for their kids. that's slightly inappropriate. others are binge-watching the entire series. one new fan who watched every epp over the course of two weeks wrote a letter to bryan cranston. it happened to be sir anthony hopkins who wrote "your performance as walter wright was the best acting i've seen ever "and" you and your cast are the best actors i've ever seen." still not clear? one more -- "congratulations and my deepest respect. you are truly a great, great actor. best records, tony hopkins." they confirmed the letter did in fact come from one of the world's most renowned actors and who better to credit the show about a sociopath than the man who made cannibalism endearing. >>> and this is todd, the composite of an average american male in his 30s. he's actua

. >>> and banksy has a big surprise. you are watching "world news now." " ♪ >>> the tampa baccanee >>> the tampa bay buccaneers have been battling more than their losing record this season. >> several members of the team have been diagnosed with a mrsa staph infection that can be deadly because it is so resistant to so many antibiotics. >> reporter: the buccaneers faced a more formidable foe than the eagles, mrsa, sometimes deadly staph infection stalking the team's locker room, >> tackling three of the team's player is, knocking them out of sunday's game. the rookie quarterback jonathan banks was just cleared this weekend to play. team officials believe the players did not originally contract the infection in the team locker room but elsewhere. >> the health and safety of our players is of the upmost importance and something we worked strenuously with. a lot of policies and procedures we put in place when we had the first two cases. >> reporter: mrsa is a potentially deadly infection that often invades the body throug

he's apparently here in graffiti artist defacing the art that banksy did. went crazy. held him down. but the guy got away before police could get there. one of the most interesting things is there's a graffiti artist destroying graffiti. >> one of the last graffitis by banksy got $400,000. >> it's amazing. 'sathahe w. >>> we want to remind you about a special feature for our facebook fans. m it is acalled in case you weenticeacalled in case you on "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here's the top headlines on "world news now," a desperate manhunt underway for two convicted murderers on the loose. they walked out of a florida prison with the help of forged court documents. full details on the escapees and concerns of more forgeries. that's in our top story. >>> edward snowden tells the "new york times" he did not take secret documents to russia. he said that would not serve the public interest. there were concerns that russian officials would get access to those documents. and snowden said he also protected them from chinese spies.

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banksy has been unveiling new work. amanda price reports some of his art is being removed before even -- people even have a chance to see it. >> graffiti rarely gets the museum treatment but this picture wasn't sprap painted by anybody. it's by banksy, a british art whoift has kept identity secret. the landlord of this brooklyn building set up a roll-down gate and 24 hour surveillance. >> the owner of the building appreciates the work. you know what i am saying? he knows what its worth. >> his worked often sell for six and seven figure sums. in brooklyn, fans of the artist are excited to see an unspoiled example of his work. >> i am so glad it's still intact. to get so close to something. >> that's because most of banksy's new york street art has been painted over by other graffiti's work. >> city workers have scrubbed some of his work off of the walls. to his fans, an act of sacrilege >> don't try to get rid of a banksy piece. here in new york, we are going to welcome it with open arms. >> his american fans are trying

banksy, a legendary british street artist, whose works are now popping up all over new york city. all this month, new piece of work every day, somewhere in the city of more than 8 million. he's made his mark here before. several of them. all over l.a. the year he was up for an oscar for his documentary, never revealing his true identity. he didn't even show up. >> ultimately, he can't show his face. if he's a face, if he's a person, they can come arrest him for defacing property. >> reporter: banksy's work now commands a lot of money. on his website, he's revealed that this month, he's going to be an artist in residency in the streets of new york. but nobody knows where until it suddenly appears, location spreading faster than his paint. across facebook and twitter. his fans even beyond the art world showing up with their iphones and their cameras. >> to be honest, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. because, the thing is, they're here and then they're gone. it's not like seeing a leonardo, a "mona lisa," where you can go see it. this is going to be gone in literally three hour

banksy's original works go for upwards of $20,000 per stencil. imagine how much more interested these passers-by if they just took time to see, that these are indeed original works from the artist himself, signed, one even with his phone number. banksy, who appeared in the 2010 oscar-nominated documentary about his life, has never let anyone see his face. >> street art has a short lifespan. so it needed documented. >> reporter: the sale began at 11:30 a.m. it wasn't until four hours later they found a buyer. a woman negotiated half off. the $60 price tag. 30 minutes later, a new zealand woman buys two. and an hour and a half after that, a man who says he needs something for his walls, walks off with four more. for the shopper, impulse buys that promised to reap rewards for a long time to come. they could be worth tens of thousands of dollars. a pretty good return on investment. the british graartist has been new york since the start of this month. he's created more than ten pieces of his art on wall, streets, even cars. many of them already defac

banksy's past work has sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars. four hours went by before folks began to realize what was going on here and snap up the pieces. ♪ >>> from being in-depth to being glorious, that was amazing. >> yeah. remember, tony last hour, i said, hey you can't leave the ballpark, and i went to bed before the rally started. >> see, there you go. >> but i'm still here to fill everyone in. the red sox struck out 17 times against tiger's pitchers. boston finally broke through in game 2 in dramatic fashion. detroit blew it, that's david ortiz rips a grand slam off of the pitcher. bottom of the 9th, -- [ technical difficulties ] jonny gomes is happy. he scampers home. the red sox players charge the field and the alcs is tied at one game apiece. >> i figured it would just go ahead and swing the bat and it felt good, and once the fast ball happened, approach change a little bit, try to hit the ball up the middle and take your chance. >> does everyone have a beard? the shell-shocked tigers now have 48 hours to regroup. after going to h

a new banksy appears in new york. the next one, celebrities like brad pitt and angelina jolie have a banksy. >> folks, i have absolutely zero respect for this elusive slimy street fan. >> reporter: bank is see's worth can be worth millions. they get torn down and sold. >> folks, this terrifies me. it's a little phone fact, my studio has walls. >> reporter: and to some, you can listen to all your commentary like a museum. well, almost. are you looking at one of the great artworks of the 21st century? if so, are you in the wrong place. >> reporter: even more bizarre, this delivery truck stopping in an undisclosed location every night. banksies are sometimes trashed in minutes. the fleeting life span driving fans of social media, to hunt down banksy before it's too late. banksy himself is as fleeting as his art. some reports say he has been spotted. even a 2010 documentary had his face hidden. in london, we tracked down his former barber. >> what did he look like? >> i can't tell you. that's a no. >> reporter: in new yor

coming up, banksy takes manhattan. is it art or just a hyped type of graffiti? together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. on august 20th, >> is there a difference between a painting on a canvas or painting on the wall? earlier graffiti was considered a city on decline. bankscy has been shown on walls in the city of new york. should we praise his work or ask for arrest. he is a culture ambassador for urban arts and joining us from chile, art critic for the village voice. bankscy is known for work that has sold for over $1 million, yet he sold some of his work for $60 in central park this past weekend and now putting graffiti on walls. of course what he's doing on those walls is illegal and he technically could be charged for criminal damage. is this the eternal question about graffiti:is it art or is it vandalism. >> people are been knocking down walls and putting them up for auction and doing quite well. the last one when that happened sold for $300,000 in los angeles

the street artist known as banksy said it will continue. the truck called silence of the lambs. he calls england home. fascinating. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm dale walters. inside story is next. check us out 24 hours day on al jazeera.com.

right now if you want the banksy portrait, it's now over $300,000. all of the proceeds will go to housing works, which is one of the charities i support in this city. it helps people living with hiv and a.i.d.s. fantastic program. if you have 300 grand, go bid. >>> and a bus driver in buffalo, new york, went far above the call of duty earlier this month and is being hailed a hero after he talks this woman out of jumping to her death. surveillance video from the bus shows the moments that darnell barton spotted that woman standing on the ledge of a highway overpass and decided to stop his bus full of passengers to jump into action and help her. eventually, authorities and officers aririved to help that woman out. >>> up next, it's our "news nation" gut check. it's perfect for halloween because instead of candy, one woman says she's not giving out candy to kids she believes are obese. instead, she's going to give them a letter that says in part, your child is moderately obese and should not be consuming sugar and treats. gee, thanks. is she going too f

he used the side of a truck and a car as his ca ates >>> well, the street artist known as "banksy" is now showing off his latest work in new york. he used the side of a truck and car as his canvas. he communicates with fans through social media dropping hints about where his next creation might turn up. >> the excitement is on the same scale as a treasure hunt for buried treasure. >> here's the deal though. his identity is a mystery. all we know is he is british and some of his works sold for millions to collectors like brad pitt and angelina jolie. "banksy" will unveil a new piece each day in october somewhere in new york but it's up to his fans to go out and find the art. that's pretty cool. >> it is cool. right? >>> 5:45 right now. let's get a check on the roads with elizabeth. >> the roads and mass transit, yeah, we're talking bart and so far they have more than 40 trains all on time. if you are just waking up, bart is running today. it sounds like they have issued a 72-hour strike notice so a strike is possible monday morning but for right now, everything is on schedule. and the

now, a new work by british street artist banksy has appeared in new york. it was spotted on tuesday. but wednesday it had already been painted over. >> hello and welcome to lower manhattan. before you, you will see spray art by the artist ban sky or maybe not. it's probably been painted over by now. ban sky. d to capture >> i was important to no such find out through insta- gram and came right after work to see this. unfortunately, it's not here anymore. i don't know if it was done by a city or another artist that just doesn't like his work. >> he came all the way from westchester, about 100 miles. real estate developer in brooklyn and we're putting street art and murals on all our projects. it's a wonderful amenity for our tenants and it creates a vibrant neighborhood and street escape and new york is all about walking down street. >> you're looking at a type of picture called graffiti from the latin gra if i tow which means graffiti with an o. the children in this case represent youth. >> we have a lot of photographs around the city so when i read there w

banksy claims it took only four hours to make the first. he sold seven works for a total of $420. 4 people were walking by, i want some art on my walls. i need a gift for somebody not realizing what they were getting. >> that it was a banksy, which sells for millions of dollars. >>> what if you could lose >>> what if you could lose weight just by scrolling through pictures on your smartphone? sign me up. new research that says instagram is spoiling appetites. huh? coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll explain. ♪ everybody's looking for something ♪ >> announcer: >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is sponsored by benefiber. better it with benefiber. benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. google... how do i get home?t. getting directions. ♪ ♪ i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week!

. >> reporter: this picture wasn't spray painted by anybody, by banksy, a british artist who kept his identity secret despite his growing fame. to keep the work safe, the landlord of this brooklyn building set up a roll down gate and 24 hour surveillance. >> he preaches the work. he knows what's it worth. >> reporter: his work sells for six and seven-figure sums. in brooklyn fans of the artist are excited to see an unspoiled example of his work. >> i'm so glad it's still intact. it's neat to get so close to something. it's like a legend. >> reporter: that's because most of his new york street art has been painted over by other gratety artists, but taggers aren't the only ones taking aim. city workers have scrubbed some of his wosh off the walls, to his fans an act of sack relidge. >> in new york city, surely in new york we're going to welcome it with open arms. >> reporter: his american fans are trying to see his new york pictures while they're still time. amanda price, al jazeera, new york. >>> all right. thank you for watching "al jazeera america." i'm richelle carey. 101 east is ne