. >> reporter: like so many bitten by the rock and roll bug, eric christiansen collected records as a i have 15,000 45s. >> reporter: along the way he realized he didn't just own thousands of records, he owned thousands of pieces of art. >> now i collect for the cover. >> reporter: he discovered each album cover told a story. each with a unique work of a photographer, or artist. >> warhol had done a lot of covers. i just thought, hey, at a used record store, you can get a warhol print for under $10. >> reporter: the covers document moments in title, like the beatles lonely harts album, and a nude 11-year-old girl shot by san francisco photographer bob sideamin. >> there was a competition as to who could do the most rououtrags cover. >> reporter: he turned it into a documentary film. he interviewed dozens of musicians and artists like yoko ono who once used john lennon's bloody glasses for an album cover. >> this was her expression of something tragic that happened in her life. >> reporter: christiansen tells the story of michael rios whose art graced 40 million copies of carlos santan

it's minnesota winter. >> reporter: how how is brent christiansen ever going to warm up? >> sooner or later, it's all going to melt. kevin tibbles, nbc news, minneapolis. >>> here we go now. >> i apparently thought i was going to get out of it. >> come on. >> i think she goes like this. >> right. >> and then -- there's too much material. that's not my fault. you make a triangle. >> not like that. >> wait, wait, wait. >> to make a twin-sized bed, honestly. i was doing fine until -- you go like this. hold on. you put it down, make the triangle. >> making it very attractive up here. >> you go like this and then you carefully fold it over, fold it over. there. done. voila. >>> february 19th, 2013, good morning, a water main break is causing trouble for your commute this morning. let's check in with danella for the latest. >> edsall road is shill shut down between van doren and pickett street. to work your way around it, urging -- to winter view drive, and you can connect. this time, thattersier accident is still clear. delays continue to little river turnpike. >>> thank you.

. >> good morning commissioners and general manager i'm mark christiansen. i have been a member of advisory committee to rec and park and work with the architects at dpw on a volunteer basis to offer suggestions in the design of renovated keizer stadium 25 years. i'm a 44-year track and field coach in san francisco. the mono track, a rolled out and glued in place running surface at keizer stadium has served the city and its vast users well over a 23-year period where with it's continued daily use. a replacement is long overdue and beginning in 2007 your keizer advisory committee suggested a look at a replacement. the time to ask the mayor and the capital planning committee to release the funds to replace the track is long overdue. i come before you with over 1,000 letters of support for funding from students, parents, coaches, adult track users and school administrators to urge the recreation and park commission to formally request the mayor and the capital planning committee to make an immediate commitment to restore keizer stadium to its crown jewel status

christiansen, i hope this leads to more debate about than it is here, extending the subway to north beach and

christiansen, i hope this leads to more debate about than it is here, extending the subway to north beach and onto fisherman's wharf. so, i guess the only question i have is something mr. bruno raised about could we impact or could we reduce the impact on the neighborhood even more by moving the machines to the side, you know, under the new library, under the park, under joe di maggio, under some other right-of-way and leave them there. i didn't see that alternative as being discussed. is that an alternative that you all thought about and dismissed for some reason or another? >> thank you, commissioner hillis. but that was one when i mentioned we had explored i think four different options that we brought to the community in addition to the currently approved plan. that was one of them. we actually had a few different versionses of that. one was leaving the machines underground in chinatown. one was bringing them to the current retrieval site and leaving them. and then there was a third that was bringing them further up, further northwest on columbus and leaving them. they were, as i ment

it's minnesota winter. >> reporter: how how is brent christiansen ever going to warm up?elt. kevin tibbles, nbc news, minneapolis. >>> here we go now. >> i apparently thought i was going to get out of it. >> come on. >> i think she goes like this. >> right. >> and then -- there's too much material. that's not my fault. you make a triangle. >> not like that. >> wait, wait, wait. >> to make a twin-sized bed, honestly. i was doing fine until -- you go like this. hold on. you put it down, make the triangle. >> making it very attractive up here. >> you go like this and then you carefully fold it over, fold it over. there. done. voila. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. here is traffic pulse 11 and sarah caldwell. >> tracking accidents out there. inner loop on the southside, two right lanes are taken up. for the south, mountain road, pasadena, watch for kraushaar. back up heavily approaching white marsh to the 895 split. north side, 17 miles per hour on average. 26 miles per hour on the outer loop from reisterstown road all the wa

. >> judge jeanine: and sheriff christiansen do you think there is a difference between urban and more rural areas in terms of the breakdown as to whether or not law enforcement believes that the ban on assault weapons or proposed ban is legal? >> i do. i think in the cities it is another problem all together. but in the country and urban areas it is a different situation. sheriff joe is right and by the way you hit it right on the head in your opening about everything that sheriffs are talking about across this country. you know, these federal agents that people talk about, they are friends of mine. many of them are friends of mine and they also took an oath. they are not coming to anybody's house taking guns away. i'm afraid these laws are just not going to been forced. we had plenty of laws right now that aren't being enforced on a daily basis. >> judge jeanine: and what is interesting is that all of you took an oath to support the constitution of the united states and the laws and constitution of your individual states. it will be a very interesting showdown. but hopefully it won't

it's minnesota winter. >> reporter: how how is brent christiansen ever going to warm up?to melt. kevin tibbles, nbc news, minneapolis. >>> here we go now. >> i apparently thought i was going to get out of it. >> come on. >> i think she goes like this. >> right. >> and then -- there's too much material. that's not my fault. you make a triangle. >> not like that. >> wait, wait, wait. >> to make a twin-sized bed, honestly. i was doing fine until -- you go like this. hold on. you put it down, make the triangle. >> making it very attractive up here. >> you go like this and then you carefully fold it over, fold it over. there. done. voila. >>> good tuesday morning to you. storm watch this morning. rain is coming down. let's find out where. >> yeah, good morning to you. we have some really heavy downpour, especially on the south end of marin county. look at this heavy pocket of rain. i it expected to the earn fairfield and temperatures in addition to the rain coming down are very cold. so you not only need your umbrel umbrella, you'll need your winter coat. our front is going to