former art forger is the german involved tucky he spent more than three decades creating new old masters causing losses to others of between twenty and fifty million euros interpol s says art theft is very big business. the value of work stolen is estimated at almost two billion euros a year. almost half the artworks on the market are sold in galleries. scented fairs and just two percent of the option. christie s was the auction house with the highest sales last year at six billion euros. well into the nineteen eighties options of the major houses were society affair people dressed up to attend. in the one nine hundred ninety s. remote bidding became common with staff manning a bank of telephones. if around two thousand online
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jordan recently and i have done a lot of work with the refugees in turkey. there are children who have left syria years ago. they will never get their education. they may never see their home. but we have lost an entire generation of people who with like to go back to their home but they live in camps or in the streets of cities in jordan or in tucky or in the middle east or in europe. we have let those people slip through the cracks. we have global systems meant to prevent wars like this, to stop them when they happen and to catch people when they leave their country. syrians have done incredible things to try to stay alive even when the world is sloeg throwing so much at them. volunteers are defusing mines. women are starting schools in their basements when kids can t go the normal schoolhouse. syrians have tried amidst this devastation they have tried to live their lives. seems like the world ignores it.
soon. and much more tonight on primetime 9:00 p.m. eastern. what i m not sure because we haven t figured it out yet. i like the transparency. 12 hours is an aeternity in thi news cycle. that s right. much work was undone in the hour before the show. escalating tensions between the u.s. and tucky as nato allies find themselves on opposite sides of a major battle inside syria. we have a cnn exclusive for you next.