hello from los angeles, i'm tom brooke, and welcome to our preview of the long awaited academy museumion in the us, devoted to exploring the art and science of movies and movie making. the museum's site consists of a converted old department store from 1939 connected to an adventurous, brand new futuristic structure which has been designed to provide america's film capital with something it's never had before — a cathedral for movies. we hope that the academy museum becomes the center place for people coming to los angeles looking for a sense of movie magic, looking to learn about cinema, looking to get connected to the academy. right now, the academy is mainly the oscars, which people see once a year globally. this is a home for the work of the academy and for the history of cinema. and we hope that tourists turn to us for that. it's baffling that los angeles has not had a movie museum of this scale in all of this time. in fact, the founders of the academy talked about a museum in 1929. so we've been waiting for this. and now that it's come atjust the right moment, it will be, as one

hello from los angeles, i'm tom brooke, and welcome to our preview of the long awaited academy museumlargest institution in the us, devoted to exploring the art and science of movies and movie making. the museum's sight consists of a converted old department store from 1939, connected to an adventurous, brand—new futuristic structure, which has been designed to provide america's film capital with something it's never had before — a cathedral for movies. we hope that the academy museum becomes the centre—place for people coming to los angeles looking for a sense of movie magic, looking to learn about cinema, looking to get connected to the academy. right now, the academy is mainly the oscars, which people see once a year globally. this is a home for the work of the academy and for the history of cinema. and we hope that tourists turn to us for that. it's baffling that los angeles has not had a movie museum of this scale in all of this time. in fact, the founders of the academy talked about a museum in 1929. so we've been waiting for this. and now that it's come atjust the right moment,

film professionals see as having a major impact on redefining the academy, the umbrella organization that oversees the oscars, the museumntities. i love that people will begin to think about the academy for more than just the oscars. a lot of people think that's all they do, but they have a really important role to play in terms of the preservation of film culture as well. and they're in a city that is one of the great capitals of film culture. and what what i hope they will do, and i've seen it in some of the programming already, is that they'll go well beyond the current hollywood hits and the oscar winners and that sort of thing, and really dig deeper into international cinema, into independent cinema. and i think it'll give people an opportunity to literally walk through a wider range of film culture. when the museum, which has been in the works since 2011, welcomes in the public next week, after many delays, the opening night film will be a real hollywood classic — the wizard of oz, released in 1939. it's the widely—loved story known the world over of a young girl called dorothy, played byjudy garland in the magica

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we're getting an exclusive look inside the academy museum of motion pictures. >> tomorrow. ayed museum dedicated to the history of film is set to open in los angeles. academy museum of motion pictures reportedly cost a half a billion dollars and features. >> some of the most iconic props and costumes to ever grace the silver screen entertainment tonights nischelle turner has your exclusive look inside michelle. >> hi, vicki and grant the academy museum of motion pictures opens to the public tomorrow. kevin frazier and i were there and it is spectacular. here's a behind the scenes sneak peek and a look at star-studded gala. >> lady katy perry, halle berry, dwayne wade and gabrielle union. it's nice to. >> to have everyone's hard work over time. you know, be honored and celebrated some of hollywood's biggest names came out to support the museum which was almost a decade in the making. tom hanks and annette bening were honored for helping make it happen. this house is masterpieces. >> both of the certainly of the past and of the future as well. tom, you're exactly right. on tha

reporter sandy kenyon got a preview. >> welcome to the academy museum. get ready for tomorrow. >> it is the next ordinary building, amazing space, and inclusive space. reporter: the theater is located in the remarkable sphere, joined to an art dec building that was once a department store. >> we are deeply committed to celebrating moviemaking, showing you films and filmmakers you may not know about, but also giving you great moments of joy and celebration around films that you know and love. reporter: films like "the wizard of oz. >> the ruby slippers are of like the mona lisa of the academy. reporter: david rubin is the president of the motion picture academy. don hudson is ceo. >> we had a collective vision to bring this to life. >> it is not all about the triumphs, the trials and tribulations are also represented reporter: so are stories that may be less familiar. >> the contributions of artists of color to filmmaking. the importance of women across the history of filmmaking, these people have always been there. reporter: people like this one. >> we g

and this fall, it may just be the academy museum of motion pictures. ♪ the museum designed by architeceady turning heads, even before the doors open on september 30th. and are you ready to open? >> i'm so ready. i'm so ready to open this museum. >> reporter: bill kramer is the museum's president and director. >> the academy is 13 million items in our collection. scripts, photographs, costumes, props, storyboards, personal collections. we are drawing from that collection, but we're also securing loans from collectors. steven spielberg loaning us rosebud. it doesn't get better than that. >> reporter: the museum is filled with artifacts from the familiar -- like dorothy's ruby slippers and this typewriter used to write alfred hitchcock's "psycho." >> mother, oh, god, mother. >> reporter: fittingly, the building has two theaters which will show movies daily. it's a museum that seems like a perfect fit for los angeles, but it's one that waited nearly a century for its close-up. >> the academy was founded in 1927. and in 1929, at a board meeting, the founders of the academy stated that they

the academy museum of motion pictures opens today in los angeles. items from some of hollywood's biggest films including the "wizard of oz," "citizen kane," and "star wars." it was supposed to open in 2017 but was delayed by budget issues and then the pandemic. >>> and come on down for a primetime special celebrating 50 years of the legendary game show, "the price is right." tonight's two-hour special looks back at some of the show's biggest winners, never-before-seen outtakes, and a salute to longtime host bob barker. he was replaced on the longest running game show in television history by drew carey in 2007. >> i think one of the biggest things about "price is right" as far as its longevity is that it's average people having a big day. >> what other game or sport or event can you think of where you want to play, you want to win, and you don't get picked, you cheer for the other person? >> tonight's special will also have contestants coming on down and competing for prizes. you can watch it here on cbs and, of course, paramount plus. >>> coming up

the academy museum of motion pictures is set to open to the public next week.l be on display including a pair of red slippers from the "wizard of oz." the rose bud sled from "citizen kane" and characters from "star wars." tom hanks, a member of the the board of trustees for the academy, talked about the importance of having a showcase for the movie business in l.a. >> we need to celebrate everything that this town has brought to the world and everything art form has brought to the world in order to bring people together. >> the museum will also address hollywood controversies such as the lack of on-screen diversity and the me too movement that exposed sexual harassment. >>> and mma star conor mcgregor might want to stick to mixed martial arts. >> i didn't teach him how to play baseball, okay? >> whoa! man! >> oh, mcgregor's aim was way off when he threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the chicago cubs game at wrigley field. the tight suit jacket he was wearing might have had something to do with why his pitch was just a bit outside. >>> coming up on "cbs morn

. >> this morning we are getting a peek inside the academy museum of motion pictures. resident said they relied on collaboration was film makers around the world making sure that's museum showcased the good, bad and the ugly of hollywood. the goal is not just to look at the past but to hopefully inspire future film makers and future academy award winners. the in us museum opens to the public next thursday and will be the largest institution in the united states devoted to artists of movie making. >> you had me with et. >> me too. >>> the next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> bring your gym bag and vaccine card. you are live with the newman date taking ship in the east bay. >>> and the oakland police department announcing a solution to try to address a violent year. the vote just taken. >>> and the bay area judge who could put scott peterson one step closer to a new trial this morning. >>> and here is a live look before we head to break. are you looking from the mark hopkins camera. you can see some of the buildings picking >>> live from the cbs bay

and a cathedral for movies — hollywood's new academy museum is to finally open its doors.

academy museum of motion pictures in los angeles includes a special simulation of the oscar experience. visitors will recognize some of hollywood's most famous costumes including dorothy's dress and ruby's slippers. daniel craig is busy promoting his james bond film but has settled in on his new act. he will return to broadway to play shakespeare's mcbeth. it is set to open in august for a limited run. >>> a musical about princess diana on net flix tomorrow. diana the musical tells the story of her marriage to prince charles through the divorce. it was taped over four days during pandemic when theater was on pause. the filming is called an extra experience. the show opens on broadway in november. this story is wild. >>> we are hearing from a woman whose ring saved her from a bullet. >> she was folding laundry inside her home last winter. she looked down and the ring on her finger had seemingly exploded. turns out a group of teens were firing shots out of a car window and one went through the wall of her house and grazed just the ring on fi. >> ther in my hand. it's crazy that this ring

reggie: if you love movies check out the academy museum of motion pictures dedicated to the history ofhis has been in the works for the past decade and will be home till 13 million objects including dorothy's ruby slippers. it does not shy away from hollywood's past and present shortcomings. >> there are tremendous technical expertise but racial representation that is problematic like blackface, yellow face, and red face, and we have canisters of makeup used. reggie: they can learn about spike lee's creative process. it opens september 30. kumasi: there is a new incarnation of "the wonder years" following a black family during the 1960's. 1980's it focuses on family and friendship. we now meet dean. this new version does not shy away from the struggles that black families faced in 1968. >> this is a remix of the original, it has some of the same lyrics which is the universal coming-of-age theme, but the remix is that it is a different family so the struggles are different. kumasi: it premieres tonight at 8:30. reggie: i loved it as a kid. did you watch it? mike: i did not. reggie: am i

hand for the preview and he'll be back on october 12th with laura dern hosting a night at the academy museum >>> and in music news this morning -- ♪ ready or not ♪ >> thank you, robin. cue, anybody. the fugees, there they are, the fugees are reuniting. the hip-hop group is getting back together in honor of the 25th anniversary of their 1996 hit album "the score," earned them two grammys and remains the best-selling album ever by a hip-hop group. all three original fugees, lauryn hill, wyclef jean and pras michel making the announcement yesterday revealing they'll tour together to celebrate making just is it stops though here in the u.s. starting in november before heading to london, paris, nigeria and ghana. these will be the fugees' first shows in 15 years, the first concert is tonight, it's a pop-up show right here in new york city, undisclosed location. it will raise money for global citizens live. tickets for the rest of the stops are on the reunion tour on friday this week, 10:00 a.m. on sale at livenation.com. >> robin, you did a little. this is three days in a row. >> i know, and this

>> reporter: in hollywood, there is always a new "it" girl, and this fall it may just be the academy museummillion, and it is already turning heads even before the doors open on september 30th. and are you ready to open? >> i'm so ready. i'm so ready to open this museum. >> reporter: bill kramer is the museum's president and director. >> the academy has 13 million items in our collectionroptooard personal collections. we are drawing from that collection, but we're also securing loans from collectors. steven spielberg loaning us rosebud. >> rosebud! >> it doesn't get better than that. >> reporter: the museum is filled with artifacts, from the familiar, like dorothy's ruby slippers, to less recognizable pieces like this typewriter, used to write alfred hitchcock's "psycho." >> mother! >> reporter: fittingly, the building also has two theaters, which will show movies daily. it is a museum that seems like a perfect fit for los angeles, but it is one that waited nearly a century for its closeup. >> the academy was founded in 1927. and in 1929, at a board meeting, the founders of the academy stat

lee's nunchucks are just a few of the pieces of movie history you will be able to see at the academy museumf motion pictures. the assistant curator says that is not all. >> the wizard of oz exhibition is going to be popular. we are able to showcase the iconic pair of ruby slippers. reggie: you've got to have that. the museum is expect it to become a big new torso traction. kumasi: cool. mike: there's no place like home. reggie: there really isn't. mike: especially this time of year, we have sunshine that reaches to the coast on certain days. we've got a seven day forecast to talk about, let's start with what is going on outside. this is one of the more beautiful views in the early morning, the backlighting from the camera. we have the early fire danger in the north bay mountains, the ends at 11:00. the heat wave begins for the bay end in the neighborhoods today, hottest days are friday through monday. a dry cold front and fortunately the key. where the storm track right bringing much-needed rains this pacific northwest and that is where it is going to stay as high pressure drops anchor in t

welcome to the academy museum of motion pictures. at is the pride of oakland skyline high school movie star tom hanks, taking part in the preview museum showcases some of the most famous characters and props in movie history, such as dorothy's ruby slippers from the wizard of oz. and, of course, the star wars. droid c. threepio and artoo, d two. prepare phrase. the words of han solo. as he approached the death star. i have a good feeling about this. the 300,000 square foot complex features two massive movie theaters. administrators say they hope to host a number of screenings and premieres at that museum. tom hanks a legend. i love him right here. absolutely that guard thanks for watching everybody enjoyed that afternoon it's a beautiful one out there. our next news gases coming up at four. next "oz." >> i have been there when i was told you have one to two years to live. dr. oz: robin roberts' urgent message about the last chance organ transplant that saved her life. >> it's important for me for people to understand hope. dr. oz: nex

. >>> movies are finally getting their own museumcality academy museum of motion pictures, a massiveg with multiple exhibition and rhett spicketives on the history film. half the face is a restored relic from 1939. the other a glass sphere with a terrace on top and a theater inside the cost to build, almost half a billion dollars. the academy pulling from its collection of artifacts, including bruce, the an ma tropic shark from "jaws" and the sled from "citizen kane" on loan from steven spielberg. there's an oscar experience where museum goers with pretend to win their own oscar the museum is set to open next week but we got an early week. here's los angeles reporter ted chen. >> do we need a movie museum >> yeah. because we need to celebrate everything that this town has brought to the world and everything art form has brought to the world in order to bring people together. >> it's not an easy thing. >> hollywood hasn't always brought people together and the museum doesn't shy away from that with documentaries and exhibits showing its history of racism and sexism as well as celebrat

so, the california academy of sciences is a natural history museum in golden gate park.e of the largest natural history museums in the country, and we have beautiful public exhibits. we have a nice scientific research component to it. it's a marvelous place to visit. so, we're at the sharks exhibit, our newest exhibit at the academy, and it's a fantastic exhibit. you're gonna learn a lot about 20 or 30 species of shark, but there's many more out there. it's gonna pique your curiosity. so, as you walk in, there's two different things you're gonna see. one is really immersive video. so you're gonna almost feel like you're diving with the sharks. and another one is shark life-size models. so, there's shark models that's the exact size of shark, so you're gonna have a really good idea of how big those sharks are and what they look like underwater. ♪ sharks are very important for the ecosystem. they are in the top of the food chain, so they are what we call top predators. so, that way, they control everything else below them in the food chain. so, they eat the large fish. the

parking, and also allow parking people to drive and drop off people in front of the young museum and the academy of science. and then park behind the band shell. the other change is to open up the garage to free parking for people who meet certain criteria. that hasn't been worked out, but i would guess that the city would have to take over paying of the bond. so this is just a proposal. and i know m.t.a., and i hope rec and park, is planning to meet with the members of the disability community. i know when we have compromise, not everybody is happy, but maybe that's a good compromise if not everybody is happy, but we've got to try to make everybody happy. thank you. >> chairman: thank you, richard. >> clerk: next speaker. >> caller: hi, my name is steven gorski, and i'm a 40-plus year resident along the lower great highway. and i want to say we are grateful that the highway has finally been opened, but i want to say this partial opening is going to create problems on the weekends. and having it shut at noon on friday seems ludicrous. but, i believe that the environmental concerns of the sierra

and, you know, we have talked to, of course, the institutions, the museum and the academy of sciences. all to say that this is really a product of a lot of people. and i think that i want to highlight one thing that i want to thank president walton for his feedback. that one of the clauses in this resolution they want to highlight for you, colleagues, is that we recognize the parking garage could also be a key to the solution. we wanted to recognize that also supervisor safai has mentioned too is that it's really about accessibility. i think that the parking garage we're going to call for a first four hours for free parking for those who live in bayview, excelsior and chinatown, recognizing that these are the communities -- the residents in these communities -- have long been neglected really to access to golden gate park. i want to highlight that for you to really consider. i just think that this resolution is the way to frame the conversation, it's not the solution, but it's to frame the conversation of what's to come. and i really want to thank president walton and supervisor peski

urge them to continue to hold the stakeholders like walk s.f., bicycle coalition, and the museum and the academy of sciences and so many more together with the residents and the merchants living adjacent to golden gate park, but also afar and i'm also going to take this opportunity to urge all of the groups that have been involved, all of the stakeholders that have been involved, to truly to say that this is a moment to problem solve. this is not the moment to hold on to your campaign slogans. and the campaign signage. and to think that that is the way to get to yes for this beach to bay vision. so with that during this public process though, i will continue to represent the richmond. i will continue to make sure that our community will be heard. and whatever solution that may come from there on out is a solution that really not just serves one group or one stakeholder, but it's really serving everyone involved. but most importantly to have safe and equitable access to golden gate park. thank you. and, of course, i urge for your support on this resolution. thank you. >> president walton: thank y

and, you know, we have talked to, of course, the institutions, the museum and the academy of sciences. all to say that this is really a product of a lot of people. and i think that i want to highlight one thing that i want to thank president walton for his feedback. that one of the clauses in this resolution they want to highlight for you, colleagues, is that we recognize the parking garage could also be a key to the solution. we wanted to recognize that also supervisor safai has mentioned too is that it's really about accessibility. i think that the parking garage we're going to call for a first four hours for free parking for those who live in bayview, excelsior and chinatown, recognizing that these are the communities -- the residents in these communities -- have long been neglected really to access to golden gate park. i want to highlight that for you to really consider. i just think that this resolution is the way to frame the conversation, it's not the solution, but it's to frame the conversation of what's to come. and i really want to thank president walton and supervisor peski

located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, shakespeares garden was designed in 1928wers and plants played an important part in shakespeares literary masterpieces. here is an enchanting and tranquil garden tucked away along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. appreciate the beauty of its unique setting. the cherry tree, the brick walkways, the enchanting stones, the rustic sundial. chaired the bards'w ro -- share the bard's words. the garden is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, enjoy the sunshine and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare float you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservations. shakespeares garden is ada accessible. this park is located at the bottom of a hill. it is a secret garden with an infinite and captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, one block from the bottom of lombard street, it makes the top of our list for the most intimate picnic settings. avoid all tourist cars and parking hassles by hopping on t