are able to come out and look at some art and be around other people. >> the san francisco museum of modern art, one of the largest museums of modern and contemporary art in the united states. the regular collection is up as well as several new commissions by bay area artists. >>> a small step forward when it comes to getting some students back in the classroom. this is in fremont. starting tomorrow the school district there is opening small learning hubs. these hubs are not the equivalent of a return to in-person instruction. instead specific students who need it the most will be invited to campuses to participate in their current distance learning curriculum. these are designed for those who have not been able to get a good internet connection from home or who do not have a safe and quiet place to study. each site will only allow a maximum of 16 students and staff. >>> schools are reopening as more teachers get vaccinated. if you're looking for information on how and where to get your shot go to planyourvaccine.com. put in your state, age and occupation and it will pull up a post of vaccinati

. >>> museum of modern art reopening, celebrating with free community today. and when it's free, lined up around the block. capped 25% of capacity, tickets timed to keep the crowds thin. public areas sanitized every hour and masks and distancing are required. visitors were thrilled by opportunity. >> came from fresno, where got up early, super excited, can't wait to get inside. >> just wonderful to be able to come out and do something that feels a little more normal. feels more hopeful that people are able to look at art and be around other people, not be so afraid. >> san francisco museum of modern art is one of the largest of modern and contemporary art in the united states. >>> microclimate weather, golden gate bridge one side, oakland on the other. sunny but rain is on the way. meteorologist rob mayeda with a look at what to expect for upcoming workweek, rob. >> i know, this condition, so nice tied, looking like springs. going to see changes. over my shoulder, cold storm system dropping down out of the gulf of alaska that will bring a big drop in temperatur

back in the mid—'80s, the museum of modern art opened an exhibition that they entitled back in the midt they entitled "an international survey of painting and sculpture", with 169 artists, only 17 women and only eight artists of colour, and we had been noticing for a long time that the art world pretended to be more progressive and liberal than it really was. you know, we were artists in the new york art world, and we were afraid that our involvement with this would influence how people saw our individual work, but we quickly realised that it was a great secret of our success cos it was a delicious mystery. museumgoers and art lovers thought that museums knew best. and if you weren't in the museum, you weren't a good artist. well, it's a dirty business putting street posters up, but we loved the street. we always wanted to be on the street, and new york had this incredible explosion of posters, flyers, art on the street, graffiti, and being part of that was very exhilarating. and we did it at night cos you're not allowed to put that stuff up. we just had something to say, we wanted to

performance work of all, the artist is present, which went around the world but began at the museum of modern arty and literally thousands of people took to a chair right opposite you and you required them to stare deep into your eyes and you would stare right back and you did that day after day after day. what kind of stamina and energy does that take? almost three months and 716.5 hours — and every single minute i felt in my body. you know, i — i think that was kind of supernatural because looking back, i don't even believe i made this work because every day was so painful and so difficult that i could think it was the last day. and i remember when i suggested this performance to the curator who curate my show in moma, klaus biesenbach, he said to me "you want to do this in your work, when nobody have time? the chair will be always empty. i don't know why you want to do that." and i said i didn't care if it will be empty or not. i will be there and see what happened. and really, miracle happen. what is it about you and pain, because so many of your most famous works and experiences have involve

performance work of all, the artist is present which went around the world but began at the museum of modern artyork city and literally, thousands of people took to a chair right opposite of you and you required them to stare deep into your eyes and you would stare right back and you did that day, after day, after day. what kind of stamina and energy take? �* .,, what kind of stamina and energy take? �* , ., , ., take? almost three months and 716 and 716 _ take? almost three months and 716 and 716 and _ take? almost three months and 716 and 716 and a _ take? almost three months and 716 and 716 and a half _ take? almost three months and 716 and 716 and a half hours - 716 and 716 and a half hours and every single minute, ifelt in my body. and i thought it was supernatural because looking back, i do not even believe i made this work because every day was so painful, so difficult that everything could be the last day in a suggested this performance to the greater, she said that he wanted to do this and the chair would be almost empty, i don't know why you want to do that. i said i did not care for w

more art news now new york's museum of modern art is honoring the late self-taught sculptor nikita south with the 1st major exhibition of her work in the united states el saffar was born in france in 1930 but grew up in new york she was one of the 20th century as relatively few women artists to find fame during her own life time. in russia a ballerina is going viral with this video shot at minus 15 degrees celsius as you know by god do you know if i took to the floors and gulf of finland dancing a scene from swan lake she posted it and protests against plans to build a port because she says the construction would destroy a v h popular with people. and with war it's. pretty brains and speaking of bravery a new documentary just premiered called courage the film goes inside the protests in belarus last year against the country's red elections when hundreds of thousands of people stood up against strongman leader alexander lukashenko despite violent crackdowns now director alexey apollo yun shows us what it was like for a group of dissident theater actors. play opposing dictatorship what's b

it went around the world but began at the museum of modern art in new york city and literally thousands chair right opposite you and you require them to stare deep into your eyes and you would stare right back and you did that day after day after day. what kind of stamina and energy does that take? �* .,, stamina and energy does that take? �* , ., , take? almost three months! 716.5 take? almost three months! 7165 hours _ take? almost three months! 716.5 hours and _ take? almost three months! 716.5 hours and every - take? almost three months! 716.5 hours and every single| 716.5 hours and every single minute i felt in my body. i think that was kind of supernatural because looking back, i don't even believe i made this work because every day was so painful and so difficult that i would think was the last day and i remember when i suggested this performance to the curator who corrects my show in moma, clouse, he said to me you want to do this in your work? the chair will be almost empty, i don't know why you want to do that. and i said i don't care if it is empty or not, i will go there and

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>>well the asian art museum here in san francisco opened earlier this week and the san francisco museum of modern art, officially opens to the public, beginning tomorrow, reporting live in san francisco dan thorn kron 4 news stand. thank you today, another mobile covid-19 vaccination clinic held in richmond. >>specifically targeting folks in disadvantaged communities as the second time in 2 weeks they've made stops in richmond kron 4 salute to call reports it's part of contra costa county health services big picture strategy. >>to focus on equity. >>there is no mystery as to why john mirror health and contra costa health services are hosting this mobile covid-19 vaccination clinic at richmond high school. the city ranks number one in the county with the highest number of positive cases doctors assure nasa says this is the second saturday in a row, the volunteers have inoculated people in this parking lot targeting the county's most vulnerable communities with barriers to access health care to be honest a lot of it is trust there are communities. >>which for a good reason have historical distrust

san francisco museum of modern art set to open doors to the public once again. that opens tomorrow. museum will be limiting admission to 25% capacity, insi? the man with the answer would be rob mayeda. >> it will be nice to be outdoors, but out and about tomorrow morning we have chilly temperatures tonight. 30s showing up outside already, so a brisk start to the sunday but a dry finish to the weekend. then the weather, quite frankly, gets interesting around here monday through wednesday. we will show you the winter blast coming our way and what it could mean for snow and maybe even a chance of some hail with some of those showers coming up in a moment. let's show you the temperatures right now, a reminder it is winter outside. napa, down to 39. not as cold around san jose. the north wind we had today really helped dry things out. temperatures are cooling quickly, san jose approaching 40 my morning. mid 40s around san francisco. there you see widespread 30s across the north bay valley and down towards morgan hill. highs tomorrow close to wha had today. upper 50s around san francisco.

>>well the asian art museum here in san francisco opened up just a few days ago and the san francisco museum of modern art. >>officially opens tomorrow, reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn. >>kron 4 news and thank you so much, let's talk weather this saturday night hopefully everyone got a chance to get out enjoy the gorgeous weather today will really was a nice day out yes once the rain passed through it cleared out and cooled off a lot meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look ahead, yeah and we also noticed improved air quality as well, thanks to those light showers really cleaning our air and that's a trend we're going to be tracking. >>for the next couple of days, but the big weather story tonight a cnn jonathan cool temperatures out there without that lack of blanket of cloud cover. we're noticing double digit cooling for most of the bay area in the north bay and east bay, especially so we're tracking 10 to 11 degrees. cooler than murray were just 24 hours ago, widespread 40's out there right now for your saturday night so make sure to grab that thicker coat if you're

museums are going to be reopening in san francisco. >>this month tomorrow, the asian art museum opens its doors, the de young will reopen on saturday. the san francisco museum of moderneopens to the public sunday and the california academy of sciences will reopen on march 17th which is of course saint patty's day yeah and is it will be a good time to go to the museum if it's raining outside right we might have started for fun things again. i mean if we start opening up we're going to have do some stuff around here that certainly will be nice to get out and about and do that. we've got some changes coming our way it looks like for now tonight kind of a quiet night we do have some fog and low clouds moving in maybe some drizzle along the coastline see the great stuff out there right now over san francisco looking very much like a spring almost a summer like a evening still we've got the clouds expected for tonight and that drizzle finally though changes are on the way the clouds going to thicken up as we head into friday. >>and here comes that rain moving in by friday afternoon this really important. this will be the kind of of storms though be lining up not only for t

. >>> there was a line at the front door at that san francisco museum of modern art, as it opened to the general public for the first time since november. it was a welcome moment for staff and visitors. visitors are asked to reserve a ticket in advance. >>> the house is expected to vote on the nearly $2 trillion covid relief bill, with the goal of getting another round of stimulus checks out by the end of the month. shaw tells us there is growing concern about the spread of variants. >> though, as amended is pass said. >> reporter: after saturday's narrow party line vote to pass the 1.9 trillion covid relief bill, democratic leaders are confident it will be signed into law this week. >> did you ever imagine in the united states of america, you'd see lines, literally miles long, folks in their automobiles waiting for a box of food to be put in their trunk? >> the bill would send $1400 direct payments to millions of americans and allocates billions for nutrition programs, rental assistance, small businesses, vaccine programs and schools. also working to get millions vaccinated. white h

more art news now at new york's museum of modern art is honoring the late self-taught sculptor nikki dissatisfied with the 1st major exhibition of her work in the united states el saffar was born in france in 1930 but grew up in new york she was one of the 20th century as relatively few women artists to find fame during her own life time. in russia a ballerina is going viral with this video shot at minus 15 degrees celsius and by god do you know if i took to the frozen gulf of finland dancing a scene from swan lake she posted it in protest against plans to build a port because she says the construction would destroy a v h popular with people. and with swartz. pretty brave and speaking of bravery a new documentary just premiered called courage the film goes inside the protests in belarus last year against the country's red elections where hundreds of thousands of people stood up against strongman a leader alexander lukashenko despite violent crackdowns now director alexey apollo jaan shows us what it was like for a group of dissident theater actors. play opposing dictatorship what's b

museum reopening in san francisco. the asian art museum reopens today as we mentioned that the young will open on saturday and the san francisco museum of modern art reopens to the public on sunday. coming up in the next hour. the state is easing the threshold to enter the grand reopening tier. what this means for the bay area and the changes you need to be >>plus state officials are denying under vaccination at the coliseum the latest on reports a syringe is not being filled capacity. >>news stations, you're watching the car. >>and that was friday now you know how to feel no thought it was i thought it was i would confuse this morning. i thought it was a wednesday and then i said no it's friday all while i'm like russia might even getting ready come back and forth debating with myself what day it was yeah well welcome to my like this march, something area first week of march is all i can tell you the 4 big if i have that right very good good morning. let's get over to the weather center john knows what day it is he's got that and our forecast good morning i've managed to get the day let's just get the forecast right more importantly. >>we are

of ai. through june 27th ticket information is available on the museum's website and the san francisco museum of modern art also re open to the public yesterday and new florida ceiling indoor mural is now on display, as well as an exhibition featuring several pandemic inspired pieces of art from local artists. visitors must reserve tickets ahead of time and capacity has been limited to 25% of normal. the former police officer charged in the death of george floyd will soon go to trial. how minneapolis is bracing for possible unrest. i'm christina coleman, i'll have the details coming up in a sense of returning toward normal life. he knew vaccination data that's allowing israel to reopen restaurants and cafes today and we are tracking rain back in the forecast this ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. san mateo county, where an accident on highway one has closed the tom lantos tunnel now in both directions, the sheriff's office says. all lanes are blocked, and drivers should use alternate routes. so far, no word on how many veh

there was a line at the front door at the san francisco museum of modern art as it opened to the general public for the first time since november. it was a welcome moment for staff and visitors who have had little chance to visit an art museum the past year. visitors are asked to reserve a ticket in advance. >>> the house is expected to vote this week on a nearly $2 trillion covid relief bill with the gel of getting another round of stimulus checks out by the end of the month. abc7 news reporter zohreen shah tells us there is a greater threat of variants. >> the goal is passed. >> reporter: after saturday's narrow party line vote to pass the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill, democratic leaders are confident the bill will be signed in law this week. >> did you ever imagine in the united states of america you'd see lines literally miles long, folks in their automobiles waiting for a box of food to be put in their trunk. >> the bill would send $1400 direct payments to millions of americans and allocates billions for nutrition programs, rental assistance, small businesses, vaccine programs, a

people lined up outside the museum of modern art when it reopened saturday for a chance to see the new floor to ceiling. year olds but over in the west portal neighborhood where the historic center arts empire theater is now permanently shuttered, but is a little sad to know that you know it's closing, especially due to covid dining indoors again took some customers by surprise. when we first sat down, it was something we talked about, like, are you sure we want to sit inside? but you know, as long as we're taking the same precautions, you would anywhere else. i think that's totally fine, limited endorsed. seating is a lifeline for mccarthy's irish bar, which has been struggling to stay afloat brings in a good extra 20% which is huge that some days are good. some days are not so good. the pub has partnered with its neighboring restaurant, franco's latin table, which has 11 more seats available for indoor dining. but the owner said many customers are still opting to wait for unavailable table outdoors after you know, months of the vaccines that our probably we will the difference for pe

today it was the museum of modern art. this is ktvu fox two news at six. good evening. i'm kristine overdone. andre sr is off tonight. the country is a step closer to getting a financial package for covid relief. today the senate passed the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan act during a session. ran overnight into the wee hours this morning. ktvu is greg liggins joining us live of this deal, greg? yeah, christina. this legis quite a l, most notably, there's money, too, of course, fight the virus. but there's also an extension and federal unemployment insurance. and there's also money to help both businesses and families. vote split along party lines. 50 democrats 49 republicans with one not voting. president biden thanked senators in particular praising senate majority leader chuck schumer for negotiating a compromise bill the president says is desperately needed. this nation has suffered. too much for much too long and everything in this package designed to relieve the suffering and to meet the most most urgent needs of the nation. senate minority leader mitch mcconne

of residents to gain landmark status. vice president harris was born in oakland. but spent childhood in berkeley. >> a big day for the art community. san francisco museum of modern art reopened today. celebrating the move with a free community day. folks lining up to be amopg the first in almost a year. to get back inside. capping visitors at 25%. and tickets to keep the crowd small. visitors happy to be there. >> we came from fresno. we got up early and super-excited. can't wait. >> it's wonderful to come out and do something that feels normal. and hopeful. >> the museum regular collection is up. as well as several new commissions by bay area artists. >> thankful and grateful. what 99 year-old from san francisco said today after he received his second dose of the vaccine. this is video tweeted out by the san francisco department of emergency management. he received the second shot thanks to the help of his healthcare worker. he thanked who he called the quote wonderful scientists for developing those vaccines. >> another really big story coming your way this week. a taste of winter. >> yeah. we'll be watching some big changes considering the weekend. we had tem

. >>> a big weekend for art lovers in san francisco with museums reopening. they had free admission and the museum of modern art and the asian art museum officially reopened yesterday. the doors were closed with staff hard at work creating new exhibitions, commissioning artwork reflecting the struggles of life during the pandemic. >> oh my gosh, such a treat and the first time my kids have been indoors anywhere since the pandemic started. >> art transcends boundaries and it's good for mental health and brings together the community with a sense of that we are all in this together. >> the de young is open and they are operating at limited capacity with school social distancing protocols. >>> oakland first responders carried out a special thing with the water rescue team jumping into action when a whale got stuck in the oakland estuary, yesterday. they cleared a safety zone and stayed with the whale until it got back out to sea safely. >>> dr. anthony fauci sounding off on loosening restrictions. why he believes we need to stay vigilant even with vaccinations under way. >>> later, state and local officials wi

more art news now new york's museum of modern art is honoring the late self-taught sculptor you keep this sound with the 1st major exhibition of her work in the united states was born in france in 1930 but grew up in new york she was one of the 20th century is relatively few women artists to find fame during her own life time. in russia a ballerina is going viral with this video shot at minus 15 degrees celsius and by god do you know if i took to the frozen gulf of finland dancing a scene from swan lake she posted it in protest against plans to build a port because she says the construction would destroy a beach popular with people. and with swartz. pretty brave and speaking of bravery a new documentary just premiered called courage the film goes inside the protests in belarus last year against the country's rigged elections when hundreds of thousands of people stood up against strongman leader alexander lukashenko despite violent crackdowns now director alexey apollo yun shows us what it was like for a group of dissident theater actors. play opposing dictatorship what's being perfor

more art news now new york's museum of modern art is honoring the late self-taught sculptor nikki dissatisfied with the 1st major exhibition of her work in the united states was born in france in 1930 but grew up and new york she was one of the 20th century's relatively few women artists to find fame during her own life time. in russia a ballerina is going viral with this video shot at minus 15 degrees celsius as you know by go do you know if i took to the frozen gulf of finland dancing a scene from swan lake she posted it in protests against plans to build a port because she says the construction would destroy a v h popular with people. and with swartz. pretty brave and speaking of bravery a new documentary just premiered called courage the film goes inside the protests in belarus last year against the country's rigged elections when hundreds of thousands of people stood up against strongman leader alexander lukashenko despite violent crackdowns now director alexey apollo jaan shows us what it was like for a group of dissident theater actors. play opposing dictatorship what's being performed

as covid-19 restrictions continue to be left places like the de young and san francisco's museum of modern art have been inviting people back inside to enjoy the exhibits and kron four's dan thorn. >>lets us see now how it's going. >>san francisco's de young museum opens its doors once again after months of being closed because of covid-19 it's a day museum staff have been eagerly awaiting it's a it's a step back towards museum director thomas campbell says the staff of put together several safety measures, including social distancing rules and limits on capacity on saturday patrons were able to safely enjoy a new exhibit featuring work from painter pablo picasso and sculptor alexander calder a great day for art lovers, it's been great to just be able to go outside i also like that people have been telling folks to wear a mask properly so advance ticketing is required at the young and as a way to say thank you to essential workers. the museum is offering free admission to them every saturday. >>these cultural institutions have been allowed to reopen following mayor london breed's announcement

and while it hasn't been business as usual at the san francisco museum of modern art, the virtual pivotsht new opportunities. what's really nice about that, too, is that we've been able to reach a wider audience sometimes than we have in the past. and while the ss moment documents this moment in art. closed doors allowed them to open the door to special projects with s. f ballet soloist and choreographer. miles thatcher. you don't have the gallery's empty like that, usually and to have them kind of be able to really. well he could practice their that their art within that within the galleries was a special experience. go water, and so this year is about tough times. but it also leaves us grateful the animals have in many ways kind of saved the year. i'll say frankly, they have. the things that are amazing is none of us got sick. you know, we stayed healthy through this. the animals lives did not change teaching us all to make connections, no matter what is going on in the world that's a safe socially distance. just claudine wong ktvu fox two news. the challenging process of selecting a j

museum of california. this year is sale is in late spring. you can find what items they're taking by going to whiteelephantkawhiteelepha whiteelephantsale.org. >>> there was a line at the san francisco museum of modern arts it opened to the general public for the first time since november. it was a welcome moment for staff and visitors who had little chance to visit an art museum. visitors are asked to please reserve a ticket in advance. >>> coming up, the effort to recall governor newsom, the rally at the capitol and the response from the political team. >>> the winners at the mostly virtual critics award. and one of the most adorable and honest moments of the award season. we'll show you that, but first a check of the weather. >> good morning. we'll start with current temperatures. look at the mid up to 30s. in the north bay, low to mid 40s. elsewhere, we've got mid 40s to near 50 around the bay and even into inland east bay. cupertino, about 40. here's a look from the east bay hills. the commute today, i'm going to put out caution. we have a chance of showers. they're random, but they could create slick spots. it will be a mix of sun and showers no matter what time your on a ferry, and you might want

." >>> and happening today, the san francisco museum of modern art, moma is set to open its doors to the public once again. the museum will be limiting admission to 25% capacity, among other covid precautions, including masks and tickets reserved online. >>> more covid vaccine clinics are opening up in the east bay. the first will be the true vines missionary baptist church in oakland. it will be put on by the naacp oakland branch. the site opens at 9:00 a.m. no appointment is necessary. and the second will be at the fremont fire tactical training center in fremont. the fire department is collaborating with alameda county leaders to get vaccines to health care workers, people 65 and older, child care workers and agricultural workers. you do need an appointment before you go to that location. >>> and if you're still looking for how and where to get your shot, nbc has set up planyourvaccine.com. you put your state, your age, your occupation, you find out whether you're eligible right now, and where you can go when you do become eligible. >>> it's just shy of 7:09 and we have much more

and here's a timeline for museums in san francisco tomorrow, the asian art museum opens as we mentioned the de young will open on saturday and the san francisco museum of moderneopens to the public on sunday. >>and francisco attraction that was closed because of the pandemic will be making a comeback this year as announcing today a timeline is in place to phase in cable car service, the agency credits the opening of the covid vaccine and an optimistic outlook for federal money for public transit the plan is to resume f line service in may before returning the powell hide line between market street and fisherman's wharf in the fall and take a look at this pam saving figure out what's going on here some mysterious lights spotted over las vegas earlier this week they're captured by several people monday night around 7.30 kind of hard to make out in here a little bit. >>it appears that the lights are kind of hovering right there in place said this is in the north they're pointing to the north where the cameras. no word on what those lights could be but there is an air force base about 15 miles away and police close to area 51 we're all that you top goes on, but i

. ♪ >> reporter: in 1959, new york's museum of modern art put some of them in a show.just out of princeton, in his early 20s, stella was a star. he has been one ever since, whether in the auction prices his work commands -- >> at 24,500,000. >> reporter: or the accolades he has received. >> the 2009 national medal of arts to frank stella. fla>> reporter: frank stella is recognized among america's greatest living artists. according to "the new yorker," he is to abstract art what bob dylan is to music. those painted surfaces stella talks about, they've changed a lot over the years, morphing into giant collages, that turned into sculpture, and then headed in the direction of architecture. why abstraction of course figurative? >> because i didn't like people that much. [laughter] >> reporter: really? >> everybody was doing that. i didn't want to spend a lot of time drawing from the model. you know, when you see that poor girl sitting up there on the chair after she has to take off her bathrobe and everything, it is pretty pitiful. >> reporter: as stella pushed the boundari

in the red yemm use zoom's among them we've places like the young and the temperatures go museum of modern art now have been inviting people back to enjoy the exhibits. >>with a few protocols in place on 4 is dan thorn has a look getting some culture at san francisco's de young museum is a possibility once again, the exhibits filled with precious works of art have been closed off for months because of covid-19 museum staff have been longing for this day it's a it's a step back toward snowman to take museum director thomas campbell says the young has several safety measures in place such as social distancing rules and limits on capacity on saturday patrons were able to safely enjoy a new exhibit featuring work from painter pablo picasso and sculptor alexander calder a great experience for art lovers, it's been great to just be able to go outside i also like that people have been telling folks to wear a mask properly so i will advance ticketing is required at the young as a way to say thank you to essential workers. the museum is offering free admission to them every saturday museums have been a

museum's website. essential workers are getting free tickets for the rest of the year and other big attractions in the city are inviting. editors to come back. the museum of modern art is now holding a free community day this coming sunday. art lovers are asked to reserve their free tickets online. visitors must choose the time they will enter the museum so it can really maintain the necessary 25% capacity limit. mass are also required for everyone. three years old and older. also in san francisco, madam to zoe's in fishermen's worf is going to re open on saturday is going to be open from noon until six. the wax museum requires timed and dated tickets. contact was payment social distancing also master required here, interactive experiences and photo problems will not be available just yet on again happening right now the reopening in san francisco of the golden gate park ferris wheels would give you a nice, beautiful live picture there. the 150 ft tall sky star wheel is going to stay in the park. art for four more years. now that san francisco's historic preservation commission finalized plan, remember this was only scheduled to be in san francisco for a year when t

. >>> there was a line at the front door of the san francisco museum of modern art as it opened to theeral public for the first time since november and it was a very welcome moment for staff and visitors who have had little chance to visit an art museum in the last year. you can go but you need to reserve a ticket in advance so you won't be lining up or turned away. did you do anything fun this weekend? it was a beautiful weekend? >> it wa a beautiful weekend. i watched wanda vision,he iwahe contest. >> oh. >> and then i watched harry and meghan last night. >> i was outside. it was really nice. i went to lake merritt and it was a whole vibe. >> it was? wi what were they doing out there? >> having a great time. this girl she had this whole thing set up, this elaborate meal on the lake. it was beautiful. there was a band playing and people were like listening to the concert. it was everything. >> people are desperate to get outside and i cheer them as long as they're being safe. that's the most important thing. coming up next the 7 things you need to know. >> abc 7 has launched a streami

people lined up outside the museum of modern art when it reopened saturday for a chance to see the new floor, too. ceiling murals but over in the west portal neighborhood where the historic center arts empire theater is now permanently shuttered. it is a little sad to know that you know it's closing, especially due to covid dining indoors again took some customers by surprise. when we first sat down, it was something we talked about, like, are you sure we want to sit inside? but, you know, as long as we're taking the same precautions, you would anywhere else. i think that's totally fine limited. indoor seating is a lifeline for mccarthy's irish bar, which has been struggling to stay afloat brings in a good extra 20% which is huge on some days are good. some days are not so good. the pub has partnered with its neighboring restaurant, franco's latin table, which has 11 more seats available for indoor dining. but the owner said many customers are still opting to wait for an available table outdoors after you know, months of the vaccines that our probably we will see different for people s

people lined up outside the museum of modern art when it reopened saturday for a chance to see the toceilt over in the west portal neighborhood where the historic center arts empire theater is now permanently shuttered, but is a little sad to know that you know it's closing, especially due to covid dining indoors again took some customers by surprise. when we first sat down, it was something we talked about, like, are you sure we want to sit inside, but, um, you know, as long as we're taking the same precautions you would anywhere else. i think that's totally fine, limited indoor seating is a lifeline for mccarthy's irish bar, which has been struggling to stay afloat brings in a good extra 20% which is huge that some days are good. some days are not so good. the pub has partnered with its neighbors. restaurant franco's latin table, which has 11 more seats available for indoor dining, but the owner said many customers are sti, months of the vaccines that i'll probably we will see a different for people sitting inside, but right now i think people still thinking about it, those that are

what the movie shows you it was very they tried to get it moved to the modern art museum, which was of course another rockefeller benefaction, but it's very hard to remove a fresco which is of course painted into the wall. there are a lot more stories like that and there's not a lot of time left and i know that you got questions for david as well. thank you very much. any questions comments are you about their? it microphone hi diego, rivera's painted lenin and it was exhibited for a while. wasn't it? the painting went well people are coming to look at it after as it was being painted tickets were sold people could come and watch reverend his assistance including a young man named ben sean who was one of the assistants on the job as they painted on may 9th of 1933 when he was fired. they immediately covered it with tar paper and then he repainted it because very early you would know what it was painted. he painted a version of it. this is actually a great story. he painted a version of it on the wall of the of the palace of fine arts in mexico city. that's the picture that has been rep

of things slowly getting back, i know, i'm really excited, here's a timeline for museum openings. >>in san francisco, the asian art museum reopens ok. on saturday like you said james the san francisco museum of modern winning on sunday. so it's a good art weekend there you go just bring a mask don't forget our we'll take a break it's 6.55 coming up in the next hour california has and guidelines aimed at getting vaccines to the most vulnerable neighborhoods we'll tell you how this could speed up the reopening process here around the bay. >>this morning police are looking for the man who burglarized several bay area businesses we're going to have details on that coming up in a live report. >>news stations, you're watching the car. and thanks for waking up with us on a thursday march 4th i'm daria false and i'm james fletcher should be a nice mild day today unless of course you're heading out to the beaches, then you got to be a little worried you do get some big waves john the big waves keep extra distance away from the shoreline today today and tomorrow to as we'll be looking at dangerous surf again for your friday very likely. >>this morning what might catch you off guard more than anything else is

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were supposed to err on the side of doing more and then as it falls through the cracks, fine museum of modern art here and a couple of things there we need the airline industry we need the employees. we don't need -- >> joe, we -- >> we need to monitor the children in first class. >> i'm glad you like to socialize losses and you love crony capitalism >> that is just like some weird -- >> that's exactly what happened here >> that's the only time you have a problem with it. >> the ceos have taken profits after years of buy backs the point i'm making with a bit of perspective, given how much money sloshing around the market and no chance of making money for years and think there is no private market that could have done this and the taxpayers put the money in with very little upside think where the stocks for the airlines were a year ago compared to today and the benefit the taxpayer is not getting. that's the point do i want to help the airline employees? 100% 100% do i want to help the airline shareholders absolutely not you shouldn't either, joe. >> okay. >> andrew, your thought is if they had go