a famous fashion designer if you. want to purchase the must have designer on the way. of course there are not only shops and cafes in the area for those who are hungry for is a. museum of modern art located just two minutes walk from the it's the first state in russia fully dedicated to the twentieth and twenty first centuries displays collections of outstanding having gone artists as well as various tempi exhibitions of contemporary art pieces around the world. one of the main cultural connections with the area. and margarita the true soviet satire the story was supposedly directed against the overpowering russian social structure of the time. it's a long way to the top floor but you can see the adjuration the only thing has received. a talking to at the make sure that ten years younger the last fatal encounter with a tram the story is loved by millions and today bill darkhorse apartment has been turned into a living shrine. the apartment contains personal belongings photos and several exhibitions related to bill darkhorse life the museum is free to visit the open every day from one pm. first published almost thirty years after his death master and margarita has been debatably c

a number of cultural organizations that have grown with it. the san francisco symphony, the ballet, and ensure we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the san francisco museum of modern art's. one of the things many of our viewers may not understand about museums is the way they grow and evolve is really about a broad. his patient and support from many individuals who give their collections -- and broad support from many individuals who give their collections to the museum. this year it will be celebrating and abolishing those individuals through exhibition -- and acknowledging those individuals throughout asia. joining me is janet bishop, the curator. i understand you have been with the museum quite a number of years. you remember its original home on van ness. now you are part of that transition to the center, the civic center, and of course your museum has been really the anchor of cultural tenants that has helped us transform this area of the city. >> to my mind, it is wonderful to be part of such a rich cultural community. when visitors come to this area, that have so many different options. >> let's talk about the anniversary show, which will be a phenomenal opportun

of the residents. i just have a different opinion of what the neighborhood is and how is transitioning. there are a lot of big problems -- projects coming. the modern art museum expansion, there is a lot going on in that neighborhood. and it is about halfway there, and we need to decide that appeal. >> we successfully built both the one on mission. this has been zoned for an office use in excess of 20 years. we are committed to building a lead building on this project, building a great quality project and a public open space, building offices near transit and near the downtown. this will generate in excess of $50 million and provide over 300 union jobs. it would join only three other sites in san francisco and we urge you to overturn the appeal and confirmed the project. we are here to answer questions. >> any other public members wish to speak? i will ask the appellant to stand up for a rebuttal of up to 3 minutes. >> there were a series of reproval resolutions on this project because it has so many exceptions for the planning commission. in these projects don't come for the board except for the environmental appeal. i want to direct you to the issues mentio

>> in a arrangement between city and the museum of modern art they plan to acquire it's neighbors, bus fire station number one, that will triple space, an expansion that will house an art collectn. >> we begin to look at adjacent sites. we look to the east and we look elsewhere but we settled on the firehouse. >> it was built in the early 1900s around would take millions to upgrade. now, if they agree they will take over the land on howard street and in exchang built a new state of the art firehouse on folsom about four and half blocks away at no cost to city tax pairs. mayor calls eight win-win situatn. >> it's a great idea. >> the proposed location is in a mixed use area with businesses like a carwash and hardwar store. there are also homeowners in the growing neighborhood. station number one responded to 13,000 calls las year. >> it's going to be a big issue for a lot of peopl around for anybody who wants to get so rest. >> if you have an emergency, you'll be blessed if you have a station nearby. >> plans are for them to open in 2012 and the expansion in 2015 at the earliest. >>> wh

of the residents. i just have a different opinion of what the neighborhood is and how is transitioning. there are a lot of big problems -- projects coming. the modern art museum expansion, there is a lot going on in that neighborhood. and it is about halfway there, and we need to decide that appeal.

of the residents. i just have a different opinion of what the neighborhood is and how is transitioning. there are a lot of big problems -- projects coming. the modern art museum expansion, there is a lot going on in that neighborhood. and it is about halfway there, and we need to decide that appeal. >> we successfully built both the one on mission. this has been zoned for an office use in excess of 20 years. we are committed to building a lead building on this project, building a great quality project and a public open space, building offices near transit and near the downtown. this will generate in excess of $50 million and provide over 300 union jobs. it

>> in a arrangement between city and the museum of modern art they plan to acquire it's neighbors, busy fire station number one, that will triple space, an expansion that will house an art collection. >> we begin to look at adjacent sites. we look to the east and we look elsewhere but we settled on the firehouse. >> it was built in the early 1900s around would take millions to upgrade. now, if they agree they will take over the land on howard street and in exchange built a new state of the art firehouse on folsom about four and a half blocks away at no cost to city tax pairs. mayor calls eight win-win situation. >> it's a great idea. >> the proposed location is in a mixed use area with businesses like a carwash and hardware store. there are also homeowners in the growing neighborhood. station number one responded to 13,000 calls last year. >> it's going to be a big issue for a lot of people around for anybody who wants to get some rest. >> if you have an emergency, you'll be blessed if you have a station nearby. >> plans are for them to open in 2012 and the expansion in 2015 at the earl

a generation. >> i tried to play with the idea of a needle. >> reporter: the tower would be built on a tiny lot next to the museum of modern art.al design, the slender spire would have risen 75 stories, higher than the chrysler building and almost as tall as the empire state. >> which is precisely what bothers some people. for people who reacted negatively to the tower it seemed arrogant. >> reporter: community groups fought the project. is nouvelle's building worthy of standing alongside the empire state building and the chrysler building? >> i think so. i marks the period in which it's being designed and would be built. so dramatically. >> reporter: the city council finally gave the go-ahead to build but only if nouvelle chops 00 feet off the top. >> you made a gesture like this. did you feel they would cut off your head? >> (laughing) >> reporter: so at his paris studio, nouvelle has gone back to the drawing board working on a resign while his residential tower opened this summer. do you like how it looks now? >> yeah, i like that. yes, it's exactly what we wanted. >> reporter: his aim as an architect, he says, is to give pl

those are ut headlines. >> it looks like a museum, a honey comb museum. >> modern art institute. let's check with rick reichmuth with a check ofperatures down there, across places like mississippi, and frost advisories in effect for your morning, down across missouri into arkansas and oklahoma as well and those blue colors, dark blue are freeze warnings this morning and so cold air settles in across the eastern part of the country and today highs are well bow low the averages in areas in the east. if you've got cold spot generally, warmer air in another and that's across the west we've been seeing all kinds of high temperature records broken the last couple of days and across wyoming and montana get ready across areas of the east, this is a look at the next couple of days of the future radar and you see this rotation here continuing to bring a lot of rain to places like philadelphia. up towards new york and new england is going to be fine and inland across west virginia and parts of pennsylvania will be seeing quite a bit of rain and this is the current radar picture and this is the system that's going to get developed and stu

. >> jimmy: you were at -- they had a screening of your movie "jackass 3d" athe museum of modern artwesome. >> and he's not joking. >> jimmy: that is insane. how cool is that? >> when we came out of the screening, it was hailing and thunder storming shard, it's like god just wasn't cool with it. [ laughter ] but we are. >> jimmy: "they shouldn't be in that museum." >> "that is bull crap." >> jimmy: but, that's so cool. the way this whole thing started out, it was with a skateboard magazine, right? >> yes. we were -- i was just writing for magazines, and i wrote an idea for ig brother" skateboarding magazine, where i tested self-defense equipment on myself, stun gun, pepper spray, taser gun, and i shot myself in the chest while wearing a bulletproof vest with a .38. and the editor jeff tremaine, who now directs the "jackass" films, said, "well, you should film it as well." and i did. and that kind of, you know, along with the cky videos and spike jonze getting involved, we turned iinto "jackass." >> jimmy: yeah, i do remember seeing those videos and being like, "who is this guy? he's

those who are hungry for months food and fast there's a new venue in the city center restaurant is open on the territory of moscow's museum of modern art offering its guests team and use of french transit georgian dishes you can not only enjoy contemporary art next to all the restaurants until it is off to sleep decorated to the shape of books on art and design a sharing of french. the owners also plan to organize music concerts at the venue. to celebrate its fifth anniversary and rochelle magazine in style has organized a large glamorous event called to show you around one thousand celebrities and fashionistas have been invited to the fashion night which was an unusual runway show models paraded the catwalk not in one simple design a collection more a mix of different brands sure how to combine and wedges i'm includes in everyday life. you know up on sunday on the runway you know. which is why it's true that she stands true. to the clothes you can find it in style i mean it makes old friends old style of trends that. instead make is in the said one who would like to make such a show with. the truck inside the tent is six hundred metre

of a building. >> that's a favorite museum in new york. gosh. it's beautiful. kind of circular thing, as you see in that video. >> and you and i talked about a lot of these videos are like modern art what's they're celebrating. we start with one that's flying food. what they're celebrating a be it is just how impressive it is physically. look. go ahead and take a look at what it looks like. take that video, and it is -- there you go. keep watching. this is by eric and matthew huber, and the jury talked about this as just beautiful in that it's high quality. it's actual video. it's not fake. it's not enhanced. and they talk about how they got every pixel, every frame, every color to just be so incredibly strong and pure. >> of course ice want to know how they did it. initially i'm thinkinging upside down. no, it's all stagnant for a moment. >> super -- apparently they took super high quality video and -- >> jolted the table -- >> exactly. jolted the table. you can see how far videos have gone. >> makes me hungry. >> bottom line. >> so the next one a video you and i talked about which is, with john lennon. in 1969, a 14-year-old kid snuck into his hotel room in toronto, got an inter