while we started with kids' art work, there say broader market opportunity here.ports trophies, family history and more. overall, it is a $20 billion market, and plum print's poised to really dominate the full service niche. we have product market fit, solid customer base and strong technology platform and now looking to scale the business into new markets and with new strategic partnerships so we're looking for a $500,000 investment in order to do so. to learn more, please visit plumprint.com. >> nice job. >> thank you. >> there you go. >> both of you. two numbers, one to ten, what do you think of the product and what did you think of the pitch? >> okay, so on the product itself, i gave you a seven. i love it. it seems amazing. i totally get you're targeting parents. but i have no idea how much it costs and so that's probably one of the big things i would want to learn more about. and on the pitch, i felt like you gave a lot of interesting information on the background, but i would have wanted to know more about your back ground. i want to hear your story. i hear

it was auctioned off thursday night for $110.5 million, the most ever for an american art work.ny dokoupil has more on the late brooklyn street artist who is now being compared to picasso and warhol. >> reporter: the untitled piece is the work of a 21-year-old artist, whose paintings just two years earlier had been selling for less than $100. it's now the first painting by an american to sell at auction for more than $100 million. >> that's a lot of money for anything. it's a heck of a money for a painting. >> reporter: jerry saltz is the senior art critic for "new york" magazine. >> in this skull, you see a head in profile and staring directly at you, you get the sense of a mind burning itself up right in front of your eyes. >> reporter: the winning bid came from a japanese billionaire who announced the purchase on instagram. for years, bisquiat's paints have been selling for thousands of dollars. jay-z has frequently rapped about the artist. >> i used to see him on the streets of new york, walking or bicycle around. there was a light that glowed around him. >> reporter: jean-m

on saturday, an independent panel of judges viewed 37 submissions of art work at the winkler gallery of fine art in pennsylvania. entries were at an all-time high this year. i'm so proud of all our students who showcased their talent in this competition. first place goes to casey lester of rendalsville for her painting of chocolate lab. her student is miss angela track itch. congratlations -- congratulation, casey, we look forward hosting you here in washington d.c. with the rest of the winners throughout the nation. proudly casey's art work will hang in the tunnel to the capital for one year. the runniers up are madeline of fort la buff high school. and bell font area high school for an entry tiled titheled tracks of ingenuity. several honorable mentions including self-portrait by megan of fort labuff high school, two colors by maggie of pungstauny area high school. jungle scene by allison of dubois area high school. emily, by kay lan. wondrous wonders by willow of fort labuff high school. wander all by cassidy. and thomas l kelly by margaret morguen stern of fort labuff high school.

make kids feel like art work is special. >> does that give them excuses to mark the walls. say i was inspired by the painting on the wall. >> not going to win any prizes for that. >> definitely not. >> so, the playdough challenge. an exciting activity. mix up ideas into a fish bowl. draw one out. you pick one, the family has two minutes to create out of playdough. >> friendly tiger. >> that's it. you have to use green playdoechlt. >> okay. that is a challenge. we have a little whale. sunglasses. dinosaur. get creative as you want with idea. then get creative with the playdough itself. super fun. >> not very good at playdough. >> smells so good. makes you want to oot it. problem. >> dyi slime one of the hottest crazes with kids and teens right now. so everyone is crazy make their own slime. you can do that with just a few ingredients. laundry detergent. baking soda. shaving cream. so much fun. family can get on this. add glitter. >> great. should i not? >> maybe not. so, kids can also create their own puppet theater. which is what we have here. you can add, puppets anything

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. $1.6 million art work in the boot of a taxi. the piece was handed in by the taxi driver. are on tenter hooks ahead of technology giant apple's latest earnings. we're going to find out how the world's most valuable company has fared in the latest quarter. if you are lucky enough or rich enough to have bought shares in the iphone maker, its share price has risen by more than 25% this year. has risen by more than 25% this yea r. let's has risen by more than 25% this year. let's bring in dave lee in san francisco for us. good to have you with us. some of the challenges, i suppose, that apple may face, but these earnings, something to smile about. yes, well let me take you back to this time last year when i was stood pretty much on the same spot. we were reporting that apple for the first time had a drop in revenue year on year. this year, it's a much healthier picture. they're inspecting around 5% up on this time last year. the results haven't come out yet. this is what we're expecting. we will know more in half an hour. we're expecting a strong quarter. this is the time of t

year, the costume institute is honouring a japanese designer who blurs the line between fashion and art workr believe that passion could be as influential and powerful as music, but it is. a lot of people say, how do you wear that? you do not weather is close, they where you. sleeves need not apply, and cotton candy face and head coverings are just a few of her signatures. the bravest dress the part. unless you are madonna, with your own fashion statement. what statement are you making tonight? that... that we... have got to get together and start thinking about peace on earth. the irony of the stupidity of war. the ball is not the place to play it safe. that unspoken rule, combined with his unconventional design‘s inspiration, has made for a night of truly unique looks. thank you very much for bringing a little bit of glamour here! that's it from us. bromley, goodbye. —— from me, goodbye. i promise you more information about april and how dry a month it was. the full uk picture is now in and it looks like this. brown areas were drier than average in april. a flicker of light in devon, mainl

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the art work is probably familiar to anyone who has been stuck in traffic on i-80 before the bay bridgeave taken frontage road headed into san francisco you have spotted dueling planes. they are sculptures by an artist in 1975 from berkeley. there is snoopy and the red baron. only one is left standing. >> snoopy shot down the red baron. i don't know if everyone is happy about that. >> under the red baron gave way crashing into the bay. they took it upon themselves to salvage it. >> we are trying to liberate the red baron from the sand and muck. >> the plane's tail was stuck. they tried to hoist it up. >> if we lean this way. >> all without breaking it. it wasn't flawless. >> mud in my mouth. >> but still in tact. >> finding it a permanent home. >> it has been a long standing tradition here in the community. it has evolved over time. there were dozens of mud flat sculptures. >> with a city full of artists, it shouldn't be a problem. >> get down here. we want creations. >> emeryville is competing to have an arts community. it is a semi-finist. the mayor said they hope to showcase the red

the army art work was inspired by a student who won a design contest. >> wherever you were, this was a perfect day to spend outdoors. droneview7 climbed high to give us this peek at the bay off in the distance. >> ocean beach might be a cool place to go, or a warm place to go over the next few days. we have quite a warming trechd coming our way, but tonight, clear conditions, temperatures ranging from upper 40s to about 50, then tomorrow, temperatures ranging from mid to upper 60s at the coast, to mid 80s inland. and i might point out that the uv index is high, and we're going into that time of year where the sun is at its strongest over the next couple of months. if you're going to be exposed to the sun for a long period of time, use sunscreen. here comes the warming, starting on friday with inland highs up around 90s, we'll see mid 90s inland on saturday and sunday, 70s on the coast, then there will be a gradual cooldown going go nec week. >>> a lot going on in sports. >> tempers flaring, as they often do, the series finale between the giants and the dodgers. >>> good evening, the

. >>> next, the group sponsoring local artists to create new urban art work. >>> the plan to modernizecaltrain is taking off after months of delays. details on the railway electrification. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 6:54. in oakland, the nonprofit group visit oakland is trying to find local artists who can paint and create murals on walls subpoena spaces donated by businesses or property owners. visit oakland will pay between $500 to $5,000 depending upon the size and scope of the mural. they're trying to find projects that promote oakland's culture and history. visit oakland already has murals on walling at several businesses around the city. some business owners say the partnership between the business owners and artists is good business for both of them. >> it will give local artists who are having a hard time with the cost of rent examine the cost of living, it will give them an ability to show pride in their hometown and hopefully stay here. >> that beautiful baby is a work of art too. visit oakland is hoping to pay for five new murals with this project. >

the army art work was inspired by a student who won a design contest. >> wherever you were, this wasct day to spend outdoors. droneview7 climbed high to give us this peek at the bay off in the distance. >> ocean beach might be a cool place to go, or a warm place to go over the next few days. we have quite a warming trechd coming our way, but tonight, clear conditions, temperatures ranging from upper 40s to about 50, then tomorrow, temperatures ranging from mid to upper 60s at the coast, to mid 80s inland. and i might point out that the uv index is high, and we're going into that time of year where the sun is at its strongest over the next couple of months. if you're going to be exposed to the sun for a long period of time, use sunscreen. here comes the warming, starting on friday with inland highs up around 90s, we'll see mid 90s inland on saturday and sunday, 70s on the coast, then there will be a gradual cooldown going go nec week. >>> a lot going on in sports. >> tempers flaring, as they often do, the series finale between the giants and the dodgers. >>> good evening, the giants w

a new art work has been commissioned for the cross rail station at farringdon. eld market directly opposite. the work will cover three of the station's glass sides when it opens next year. time for a look at the travel: a good service on the tubes with no reported problems. the roads, roadworks continue in parliament square with one lane closed near millbank. in upton park, the barking road is closed between central park road and inniskilling road. fulham road and inniskilling road. fulham road is closed and in high barnett, barnett hill is closed near the tube station. after a worm night, let us get a check on the weather. —— a warm night. you possibly had an uncomfortable night's sleep because it's been so mild. starting with temperatures in mid teens. cloud any in london at the moment as well. as the day wares on, we'll see some brea ks the day wares on, we'll see some breaks come on. it's a cloudy day and most le dry. we have the warm start. 16 degrees at the moment. we need to see that cloud thinning and breaking as the day twos through. we'll breaking as th

. >> it's wonderful art work and especially robert e. lee. >> so the legislation now moves to the senate but new orleans has already says it plans to remove the remaining confederate monument in the coming weeks. >>> when chelsey manning is released from military prison, she will remain on active duty in a special status. manning served seven years of a 35 year sentence for leaking is secret she is set to be freed tomorrow. manning was granted clemency by former president obama. while on unpaid active duty, she will be able to receive medical treatment at army facilities. >>> remarkable video involving an accident with a toddler. that video shows this girl driving over the girl. she got dragged a short while before getting up on her feet. chinese tv says the girl only suffered minor injuries. >>> somewhere a warning about dangerous pair sites showing up in the last place you would want them. in your sushi. >> illnesses caused by eating raw contaminated fish or seafood is on the rise. and the sickness includes fever, unpleasant stomach sy

. >>> look at this, a giant work of art. the abstract sculpture has gone up along kelly drive. the 40-foot tall work of art is made of wood and chain link fence and will be on display through the middle of november. >>> a new jersey police officer is credited with rescuing three deer in the past year and the latest was caught on camera. >> oh, geez. >> the officer climbed down into a storm drain after a baby deer became trapped the fawn appeared to be in good shape after the ordeal. the officer released the deer back into the woods hoping it will be reunited with its mother and the crying would stop. >>> we're going to hear from an eagles receiver who is trying to prove he is not a bust. >>> is this baby scared of the fanatic or the philly's play these days? >>> i'm john clark from csn. how bad are the phillies? they have lost the last 20 of their 24 games. it was a tough time for hurricane then. they were outscored 23-5 with the rockies so far. third inning, ugly for hellickson. ribei rbi single. then carlos gonzalez. three-run shot. jeremy gives up seven runs. phillies lose 7-

a soft video projection will show scenes from around the city and it will be the tallest public work of art in america and only appreciated from afar. >> i'm working on the far largest project i'll earl work on and no one will ever see it bigger than that -- ever work on and no one will ever see it bigger than that. >> reporter: this work of art will be soft, muted, purposefully so. these lights will be pointed inward. >> instead of looking at the lights themselves which are harsh, they face the wall or in the case of the tower, they face the side of the building. so you get a much softer image here because it's reflected instead of direct. by being soft and and not flashy and reflective, not direct light, it will be easier to live with, if you will, every day, whether you're looking at it or not. >> reporter: if all goes to plan, the public will get its first look at this new art installation in the fall. >>> a mysterious giant aircraft at sfo caught a lot of people's attention this week. we made a few calls to find out what it is. turns out it's a private aircraft operated by a russian ca

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art. >> adam works at the center with lee who came as an international student. together they are bilingual and bicultural messengers for cori where and the olympics. >> i'm so happy. >> he was too young to remember the last time korea hosted the olympics for the 1988 seoul summer games but he knows how much his country has changed over the last 30 years and how important the olympic games are to show casing cori where's advancements in >> it was a big turning point to korea to promote korea, so it's going to be another big turning point to how much the koreans. >> this will be i think for a lot of international spectators and visitors a real first up close and personal look at what the country's actually like today. pyeongchang is in the province of korea about 100 miles outside of the capital city. >> they're building new high speed rail to transport visitors to the olympic park. >> korea has great landscape for winter sports. it's beautiful mountains and pyeongchang is the perfect place to do that. >> korea is also working to complete all the venues which will

art. his work is sought after by the biggest names in the music industry, and anyone who loves truly superbon east seventh is down the street, run by abgail and her team, not quite a that co, more of taco sandwich, flip and serve. it's located in the downtown arts district. it's across the bridge from boil heights, working class densely packed neighborhood of about 100,000 residents. nearly 95% are mexican and central american. >> all the names, all the people, i mean, is anything going in east la and the hollywood area, a lot of other areas, they're mixed, you know. on this side where we're at, you go over that bridge, it's pretty much all mexican. la is mixed with central america, too, they just get called mexicans. you know we're from here and born on this side of the line. on this side of the line our family relatives are from mexico and we're proud of that and we celebrate our live. >> we live in unbelievable times right now. talk about mass deportations, what's the problem. what is this fear coming from. >> it's still racism is still alive and kicking in america, you know, we really d

. >> i had five months of preproduction, horse riding, martial arts, and body work. >> and gal's workout wasn't easy. weapons training, to get her in shape to play princess diana. chris pine as her co-star. >> she's stunning, like, six feet tall, superstrong, kind of emotionally, and her presence is very captivating. >> you're stronger than you believe. >> robin wright is diana's aunt who teaches her. and she had a 3,000 calorie a day diet, and said it was totally worth it. >> i get to teach wonder woman how to be a warrior? come on. it was a hoot. >> yeah! >> she's already been a warrior. you've seen her on "house of cards," right? season five coming out on netflix on the 30th. >>> and when we come back, michael fassbender reveals his hidden talent. gúw >>> what is your name? >> walter. >> that's michael fassbender. >> turns out he has a hidden talent even ridley scott didn't know about. >> you're a great dancer. >> that was improvised. >> michael plays two androids and it leads to some interesting twists, which opens today. >> you kissed yourself. >> it was actually my double. very clo

what happens when that work of art or sports member areorabilio longer worth what you th >>> leon cooperman's omega advisers has settled with the securities and exchange commission for nearly $5 million. last fall the sec accused the hedge fund manager of insider trading, charges he said were without merit. cooperman admitted to no wrongdoing. >>> a settlement in the years-long memorabilia suit involving the new york giants and eli manage could be forget coming. the su >>> last night we told you that this is a big, maybe a huge week for the art market with more than a billion dollar of art expected to be auctioned in new york city. have you ever thought about the people who determined the value of artwork or other collectibles? when their opinion on what a collectible is worth changes, it could mean millions. andrea day has the story. >> when they change their minds about the authenticity of the work, the market rises and falls with that. >> reporter: a cezanne bought at sotheby's and exhibited around the world. >> first is the royal academy, then the national academy, before being sold at so

. >> i had five months of preproduction, horse riding, martial arts, and body work. >> and gal's workout easy. weapons training, to get her in shape to play princess diana. chris pine as her co-star. >> she's stunning, like, six feet tall, superstrong, kind of emotionally, and her presence is very captivating. >> you're stronger than you believe. >> robin wright is diana's aunt who teaches her. and she had a 3,000 calorie a day diet, and said it was totally worth it. >> i get to teach wonder woman how to be a warrior? come on. it was a hoot. >> yeah! >> she's already been a warrior. you've seen her on "house of cards," right? season five coming out on netflix on the 30th. >>> and when we come back, michael fassbender reveals his hidden talent. next on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news out of the east bay where the driver in a d-u-i crash that killed a three- year old.... is now facing charges. we have the family's response a mentally unstable man abducts a toddler from san francisco triggering an amber alert. where police think he could be headed i'm steve aveson. i'm pam quin was craz

we will be wrapping some of their massive works of art, massive works of biking, so you can go and actuallylike to see on the bikes, road end go. com barnes foundation. take a look. >> how many of these do we have throughout the city? >> right now we have a thousand bikes around the city. bull actually adding more station this is summer, so stay tuned to ride indigo to. com for more specifications, they'll be coming in early june. >> fantastic. sarah is here from the bike coalition, good morning. >> good morning, so today big day for all bike riders in the city. >> if a n that is i can day, today is bike to work day, celebrating it, all the people who bike to work, encouraging more people to try it out. >> we doing something here today, outside of penn campus? three energizer stations around the city. here in front of pen museum, dilworth plaza, at 13th and pine, and at schuylkill bank. offering smacks, coffee, to anyone who is commuting and want to stop and prices and raffles to win a bike. >> got a lot going on. i love swag and smacks, perfect for this morning, i might jump on a bike myse

art. his work is sought oafter by th biggest names in the music industry and while anyone who loves truly kin art. on east 7th is a late night thing down the street. run by abigail and her team, the place serves molitas. not quite a taco, more of a taco sandwich. first the tor lil til la on the grill, then marinated meat, cheese, another tortilla, flip and serve. it's located in the downtown arts district, but it's right across the bridge from boil heights a working class neighborhood of about 100,000 residents. nearly 95% are mexican or central american. >> all the names, all the people, you can go into certain parts in east l.a., in the harbor area, hollywood area and see nothing but latinos. a lot of other areas are mixed. but on this side where we're at, you go over that bridge, it's pretty much all mexican. and guatemalaen people and central america too. they just get called mexicans. we know we're tr here and born here on this side of the line. our relatives are from mexico and we're proud of that. we celebrated our style. >> we live in unbelievable times roigt now. people talk about

and like many women, in real life, she tells me the art of work and the art of motherhood overlap. >>. i had just come off of a tv show i had been on for six years, "sons of anarchy." so i was able to grant myself time, you know. i was like, i put in a lot of time, i earned some money, i and that just felt like, you know, the gift. and then i was like once i had my child, i was like i don't want to go back to work and i was just waiting for something that made me feel like, oh, right, it made me feel that part of myself again. >> she's on this month's cover of new york moves magazine and she told me that it is a privilege and a gift, but it shouldn't be for every woman. every woman should be able to make those decisions. but she was able to take some time off and bank her dollars and choose the next thing. a lot of women don't have that chis. choice. >> she's fabulous in billions. >>> "early start" continues right now. the former acting attorney general set to contradict the white house's story on michael flynn's talks with the russians. what she'll say and how it could fakt t faerkt

characters and really embellished landscapes with patterns. >> the retrospect includes more than 250 works of art, and awakening beauty runs through january. >> fascinating. >>> fighting cancer is expensi e expensive. the one conversation you may have to force your doctor to have with you. >>> they rule the skies once, and now can you know what it was like. get a sneak peek. >>> and then a home run ball smashes this guy's phone. the oakland a's have him covered, though. now for today's tech bytes. >> users have access to google's assistant, and that means it will go head to head against siri. siri is easier google could offer more suggestions. >> and now getting big macs and >> and now getting big macs and fries >>> it's difficult to believe but most doctors don't discuss costs with their patients, and if it topic came up it was short, less than two minutes. the reason for this, doctors don't even know the costs themselves, which according to the study is around $100,000 a year and climbing. >>> if you are going somewhere next weekend, get in line. aaa expects weekend. aaa says the economy is sta

mainly because they were happy to see an art major work somewhere other than starbucks.ic number three. a new york city burger king applied for a permit to serve alcohol because that's what i think when i walk into a big apple burger king and see the who bows and hobbits talking to themselves. these people need more alcohol. if you haven't been to a mid-town burger king. picture the "star wars" can tina. the same band is playing. in addition to beer the restaurants will be offering free wi-fi. if you are wondering, the only chain currently serving alcohol is a chicago taco bell. so far the on takers have been two oblivious stoners and oprah on her cheat day. and she doesn't count because she had steadman take her in a chopper. chopper? i don't even know her. there is an audible see you on the floor here. some guys get caught cheating by their wives and bring home a puppy to take the edge off things. but not ozzy osborn. he's opening a doggy daycare on the british farm he shares with his wife sharon. first there was the dog whisperer, now there is the dog stutterer. the r

what is the state of the art on what works? and if people are desperately underweight and need medical help they will have feeding. what i hear anecdotally from thousands of younger readers is that there are long waiting lists for help. as the mother said, there is not the help people need. often it is rationed. to tell someone with anorexia who is losing weight, you are not thin enough the treatment is the most dangerous thing you can do. you are over it now? i am now, but it took a very long time and i don't think any of these treatments, it is not a magic with it. it took ten years of trying and failing and trying and failing again and it was a gradual process. there was nothing when you said you went to this person with this idea? everybody wants a breakthrough, but it is about challenging yourself each time, gaining weight, losing it again, gaining weight, trying foods that scare you and realising having a slice of toast will not make you fat. these ridiculous fears, that is the thing, it does not make sense. it is the mos

. >> i had five months of preproduction, horse riding, martial arts, and body work. >> some of that bodysts of her legs made to fit those custom boots. >> and gal's workout regimen wasn't easy. weapons training, to get her in shape to play princess diana. it earned her the ad my ration of her co-star chris pine >> she's physically very imposing. >> she's stunning, like, six feet tall, superstrong, kind of emotionally, and her presence is very captivating. >> you're stronger than you believe. >> robin wright is diana's aunt who teaches her. the rules of combat. she told the magazine her work outs were also hard core. and she had a 3,000 calorie a day diet, and said it was totally worth it. >> i get to teach wonder woman how to be a warrior? come on. it was a hoot. >> yeah! >> she's already been a warrior. you've seen her on "house of cards," right? >> that's right look out. >> season five coming out on netflix on the 30th. >>> and when we come back, michael fassbender reveals his hidden talent. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer

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paperback original that looks like a work of art and is a work of art.re is about identity, and family, and becoming an adult, and personhood. >> brown: and there was one other >> it's called "sunshine state" by a woman named sarah gerard. it's an essay collection about florida, which is where the and it's a deep dive into identity, and weirdness and location, and family. and i think that together, these books point toward a really exciting and fresh new like corner of american essays in particular. >> brown: so louise, you also had some choices on the list you sent us. a little more serious nonfiction and poetry. >> i do. and i don't think people usually take poetry to the beach to read but, this is a different book than your normal poetry book. no poetry is normal, but this >> brown: and we should say, its called "when my brother was an aztec" by natalie diaz >> natalie diaz is a powerhouse of a writer and this book is a wild ride. it has headlong rushes of ecstatic beautiful language, small details about life on mahovi reservation. natalie diaz is moh

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i am so used to it having that sanctuary, grading works of art which is an alternative to hang out withding fiction at all. most base as the language in it when i listen to music without any words in it. -- myspace. -- my space. it makes things a lot easier to meet writers when i do not read their work. it is not like i am choosing... that is socially convenient. but - the future, i like to become the sort of would like to become the sort of person who reads a game. whether you are writing poetry in the sadness r. g your a move to fiction for contemplating a move to fiction for young people, or listening to music, young people, or listening to music, you are always, finally, looking new horizon, somewhere? yes, but maybe the ultimate new horizon is to become more like other people. because that has been my mission, in a way, all my life, because i started off very alienating, very strange. and they did not want to become and alienate it fringe dweller. it is frightening, in a way, to become more connected. —— i did not want. because as you become more connected with other people, you ar

i'm so used to inhabiting that little sanctum sanctorum and creating works of art, which is an alternativeeal human beings and smelling the roses and all those things that ordinary people know how to do. when you're not writing, when you're not sitting in that quiet room, what are you doing? are you reading fiction at all? i don't read fiction at all. i will occasionally read a book about music. mainly, i listen to music. instrumental music mainly. so my space has no language in it. it's an extraordinary thing to hear, in a writer of your celebrity and accomplishment, saying he no longer reads fiction. do you ever feel guilty about that or is thatjust the way it is? it makes, in some ways it makes things a lot easier because it means when i meet another writer and i haven't met their work, haven't read their work, it's not that i'm choosing against... you can say i haven't read anybody else's either. i haven't read anybody else's either. so that's a sort of socially convenient. but maybe in the future i would like to become the sort of person who reads again. so whether you're writing poet

but when he designed the brooklyn bridge, he made it a work of art cause he knew these were going to be americans monuments in the future. >> book tv is in trenton new jersey to learn more about its literary culture. up next is the trenton free public library, one of the oldest public libraries in the state. >>