and one artist sees the work of vincent van gogh and characters like oscar the grouch during her daily bart commute. >>> plus, the police were hot on his tail, but it didn't stop a string of break-ins and freezer raids and it's the time of night when your family is winding down. but then? there he goes. running in circles. we look at the science behind dogs experiencing zoomies. >>> if you ride bart, you may have been the subject of an artist east work without realizing it. for ten years, a concord woman has been creating something called bar toons. she is inspired by the people she sees on her commute and transforms them into works of art. >> reporter: joanna sakua takes bart every day to go to work. >> i work for a bank. and i help small business owners with their ventures. >> reporter: when she is not crunching numbers she uses her 37 bart ride into san francisco to do what she loves. create works of art. when an idea comes to mind, she takes photo of the passengers. then when she gets home, she will sketch them out and use a digital pen to superimpose pop culture pictures on those

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vincent van gogh, superman and spiderman. some have even traveled back to the future versions. version of doc brown was 1 of many to comment on her instagram page. yeah. >>and the guy in the white jumpsuit. i love your work. it's so much fun. you can take my picture on bart anytime. in real life. i'm not released interesting as the character you made me into. keep up the great work >>is 19. 9 to 5 banking job pays the bills drawing of something she's loved to do since she was a child. >>my creative outlet. it's kind of like my break from that daily routine. yeah. >>she never knows when an idea will pop into her mind. just people watches and let's the ideas come to her. >>the beauty of like taking. bart, is that you see people from all walks of life. and it's just it's amazing, like, you know, like it's almost like a community. >>she hopes to keep doing this for years to come. so don't be surprised to see her snapping pictures of you on bart. >>i don't mean to offend anyone more for fun. you know, i think if i can. you know, make someone laugh or smile for even just a minute or

. >> people have transformed into scooby-doo characters, vincent van gogh and spider-man.ck into the future. >> i am the guy in the white jumpsuit. i love your work, it is so much fun. in real life i'm not really as interesting as the character you made me into. >> while her 9-to-5 pays the bills, drawing is something she's loved to do since she was a child. >> it is my creative outlet. a break from the daily routine. >> she never knows when an idea will pop into her mind. she lets the ideas come to her. >> the beauty of taking part is that you see people from all walks of life. it is just amazing. it is almost like a community. >> she hopes to keep doing this for years to come. don't be surprised to find her snapping pictures of you on bart. >> it is more just for fun. if i can make someone laugh or smile for even just a minute or two, i will keep doing it. >> joanna says she doesn't have a favorite work of art but has made about 170 drawings. >> that she gives people the drawings? >> she posts them on her instagram and there are people who - lift the clouds off of... - v

stuart: i'm going with vincent van gogh because he was a little crazed. leonardo da vinci, he called it mirror writing when he wrote from right to left. there is no recorded reason why he did this. just fooling around, i guess. don't forget to send your friday feedback this week. keep it short and pithy. varneyviewers@fox.com. adam: past and present, remembering an epic battle, 80 years ago and signals europe is sending the world this very day not only about wars without end including ukraine today but something that seems so monday by comparison, happening this same day. interest rates are coming down. the european central bank cut for the first time in five years. no comparison to the epic invasion launched 8 years ago this day on the european continent but things over there continue to send reverberations beyond the european continent. normandy is the beginning of the end of a war we thought might never end. in a weird way, what a born european central bank did today could signal a global rate check, may be about to end. as plain as day and so are we.

the chelyabinsk youth theater is showing the play “van gogh”, a self-portrait based on texts by vincentolomna kremlin in the image of vasnetsov’s opolinary, a view of the moscow kremlin in an archipak. and image medieval nizhny novgorod by konstantin ivanov. the exhibition contains works by various artists from the beginning of the 19th century to the present. all these works depict fortresses and the kremlin. having studied them, he can understand the architecture, structural features and fortifications. this is a kind of provocation. after visiting the exhibition, you will definitely want to travel and see them in person. performs the goldberg variations of johann sebastian bach at the hamburg philharonie on the elbe, and nelson goerne gives a recital at the théâtre des champs-Élysées, the music of handel, schumann and liszt will be performed. the vienna philharmonic continues its tour in spain, performing works by rimsky korsakov and rachmaninoff in seville, conducted by lorenz viotti. mozart's opera is what everyone does in borikoski's premiere production at the vienna state opera,