hitchcock got them so much over that they influence throughout the film because the director alfred hitchcock in that spooky house from psycho. and now. the most die hard will eventually break of course and would hop out provided the template. now many artists could make a sunny day sunny day look as creepy as edward hopper did but now we're going to move from harper's rambling country houses to the big city to crowded apartment blocks and this next artist takes his inspiration from big apartment buildings which is rather unusual considering that he makes cuckoo clocks. league concrete apartment blocks as far as the eye can see keynotes him a man has an appreciation for this kind of aesthetic he's exploring frankfurt seeking inspiration for his art. these cuckoo clocks are inspired by this architecture and an artistic form of protest highlighting the lack of affordable housing in frankfurt today but they're also a homage to the prefab apartment blocks so many people call home. fittingly giteau symon calls this quirky take on traditional black forest cuckoo clocks cuckoo clock. the 400 can see

artist edward hopper's quiet uncanny paintings of american life have influenced filmmakers from alfred hitchcock to david lynch a new exhibition of harper's works of the phone as shown by a now and switzerland includes a 3 d. movie about his paintings by german director of invent us now hopper died more than 5 decades ago but his psychologically charged canvas is still make our brains feel all tingly even today. there's a sense of foreboding in the pictures of edward hopper what exactly is going on here. is something panned about to happen. who are these people and what are they waiting for the pictures are very much like stills from a movie. or wonder that so many great film directors have found inspiration here. the museum for. near basel in switzerland managed to get grim vendors on board to make a 3 d. short film to accompany their major show. in its venders brings the pictures to learn from and reflects on the stories they could be telling stories of solitude and melancholy. when vendors drops by and causes quite as they're. very foggy what questions come into your head when you see this pi

. >> on exhibit at a recent art show in youngstown, ohio an interpretation of alfred hitchcock's 1958my art is really my love. it's where my heart is, you know,. >> i have been following your movies since the fifties. >> oh, thank you. >> you are amazing. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> in the 1950s and early 1960s, kim novak was one of the biggest stars in hollywood. she's most famous for vertigo, about the obsession of a retired police detective with a mysterious blonde named madeleine. and his attempts to remake a brunette named judy into madeleine. >> if i let you change me, will it do it? if i do it what you tell me, will you love me? >> yes. >> both women were played by novak. was it a challenging role or i should say roles for you? >> well, you know, it's absolutely wonderful because the wonderful thing about alfred hitchcock is, in one way, he is obsessed with changing you in the physical sense of the character has to be exactly the way. but he allows you total freedom in the way you play the part. >> but freedom doesn't exactly describe the studio system that controlled hol

bay temperatures come up although it is 70 degrees if you had up the 101 to santa rosa where alfred hitchcock. in the extended forecast look at friday 72. that is record territory. saturday comes down a little bit. than the numbers collapse on sunday. you will notice one thing about the extended forecast there is not a drop-in site all the way through next week. >>> coming up a nonprofit that is helping people with disabilities achieve their dreams. >>> did you hear it is super bowl weekend? we will have live coverage. i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> for this week's jefferson award winner becoming independent is not just a catchphrase it is also a mission. they help people with disabilities achieve their dreams. twice a

we are back with a scene that could be from an alfred hitchcock movie. thousands of grackles making themselves at home in this parking lot in houston. large groups of the birds are not uncommon in that area especially this time of year. >> terrifying. >>> a mother from idaho has failed to meet a deadline to prove that her two missing children are safe. lori vallow failed to produce her 17-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son who have been missing since september. she and her new husband chad daybell were seen in hawaii this week. family members believe vallow joined a religious group founded by daybell who has written books about doomsday. they say they're not surprised vallow missed thursday's deadline. >> how do you not know where your child is, number one, so she says, and how do you not have them for four months? what kind of mother does that? the only word that has come into my mind right now is a monster. >> lori vallow could now face civil or criminal contempt of court charges. >>> overseas a man has been convicted of trying to steal an original c