thousand works that span two hundred years of design history and its exhibition features about four hundred classic items. from a tailor cleese's one of the museum's directors. so what exactly is a good design. is a kind of form of which is there's no one formula for good design but of course there are elements that you'll see in many of the most outstanding designs for example functionality a certain timelessness a use of new materials it is often about expression and originality. in the nineteenth century furniture was a mishmash of styles and eras. the profession of design only emerged as industrialization got underway. the red and blue chad designed in one thousand nine hundred seventeen by had eight or eight is an early milestone in design history and interaction of vertical and horizontal planes which that is in terms of design history it's significant because it completely revolutionized the idea of what a chair can be in the decades later designers exploring the potential of the chair we're still referencing pieces like this new and innovative materials have always been a source of inspiration to designers working at the bauhaus in the one

this is the vittra design museum in vile am a high southwestern germany its collection includes some twenty thousand webs that span two hundred years of design history minute exhibition features about four hundred classic items. from a tailor cleese's one of the museum's director has. so what exactly is a good design. is a kind of form of which is there's no one formula for good design but of course there are elements that you'll see in many of the most outstanding designs for example functionality a certain timelessness a use of new materials it is often about expression and originality. in the nineteenth century furniture was a mishmash of styles and eras. the profession of designer only emerged as industrialization caught on the way. the red and blue chad designed in one thousand nine hundred seventeen by. is an early milestone in design history and interaction of vertical and horizontal planes which that is in terms of design history it's significant because it completely revolutionized the idea of what a chair can be in the decades later designers exploring the potential of the c

i very much wanted the museum to reflect a sense of iranian identity. in. the us that either they eat by design the buildings or that the museum with its light inlets he would be reminiscent of desert town that's. because they tend to have very interesting routes and they have bugbear wind towers and domes like you see on mosques that. the building was built on a site surrounded by an unfinished park. in the center of the museum and visible from all parts of the main building spiral walkway is oil pool a sculpture by japanese artist nora yuki her gucci. reflected light gives it the look of a dark mirror. it was installed in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven. come around often talks about the past with his family and friends. he met his wife negara in the tehran museum she worked there as a curator and. this was the shiny that. when word got around it and chris prada the uranian government and the shah were buying our. members of the art world naturally approach them to suggest works to buy. iran was very wealthy at the time and the international art market was out a low point. some of the

so he tracked down an artist who designs museum exhibits and film sets. >> steve approached me and wanted someone to design the ultimate train layout. >> robert reid is dazzled by steve's ambitious plan. he's on board. but did they start too late to fulfill steve's dream? >> that was the tragedy. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question... they're all model-railroad enthusiasts, but which music legend was a spokesman for lionel trains? the answer after the break. bethany: did you know breast cancer kills 113 people every day? catherine: that's unacceptable. jacinte: african american women die from breast cancer nearly 41% more than caucasian women. gordon: that's unacceptable. laura: breast cancer is the leading cause of all cancer deaths for hispanic women. jacinte: breast cancer is unacceptable. lesa: together, with susan g. komen we're committed to reducing u.s. breast cancer deaths by half. melissa: and we're going to do it by 2026. lesa (vo): failure is unacceptable. ♪ >> so, which music legend was a spokesman for lionel trains in the '70s? neil young was a part owner of lione

architect pier demo wasn't burning on tuesday to present his reworked design for the museum of the twentieth century to be built at the couture forum in germany's capital. which are. sects have took and demo have shifted the structure and most noticeably redesigned the facade after their original idea met with heavy criticism construction is set for completion in twenty twenty five. anyone who's ever felt vincent van cos paintings lacked action will now be dazzled by the light and colors visitors to an audio visual show and the boss in brussels experience the dutch painters works in ways they'd never been seen before van gough died in eighty ninety but now cutting edge technology is bringing his paintings to life the touring exhibition will be in the belgian capital till january the sixth. the frankfurt book fair is in full swing again fall the seventy fifth time it's the world's most important fare for print and digital content and it's also a huge cultural event it runs for five days on which many writers and experts from all over the globe present their work each year the number of public

and designer marcel wonders museums today. we met on great the king of walt said his counseling must rest question is on or not being a big deal in our apartment in rome and stark attacked david chipperfield in berlin he did though mark the idea behind your max edition is getting prominent europeans from the world of culture to create a show for your own. we asked what interests them what topics are they excited about what insult is that you want. michelin starred chef tomorrow or reveals why he always travels with his own wine glasses he shows us where he buys are in berlin among us and takes us to his favorite shops. you are max edition with top chef tim rowell was often more for me first because i love berlin and second because i love food so when a starred chef guides you through the city gives you tips and shows you little shops you never knew existed even though you live here it doesn't get any better than that live. five cities six. six prominent guest co-hosts. for both a b i p's and the euro max team making the euro m

by design our museum very used to aunts or even better many others and they will remain part of our community of artists in the future. but it took your spine is without web starve to death even if insects are placed right in front of them your own where as an extension of your senses and self the same applies to humans says the artist without our web consisting of our environment and planets we could not live. the well being of the planet is the artist's concern in many of his projects this huge balloon made out of plastic bags designed to transport people with energy here self generating pictures are drawn with pollution concentrated into pens. sarah say no as long legged distance however contribute the greater. the exhibition is worth while just to become fully aware of the beauty of these natural works it's. quite a dangerous life for the spiders so by the sound of things they start a sort of say no he didn't start off life as an author you know he studied architecture and actually when he was in studied architecture here in germany university and when he was studying he spent time in the

i and the french capital was happy to oblige allowing you to showcase his designs at the city's famous picasa museum it formed a stunning backdrop for his spring twenty eighteen collection. soon. because a. picasso was the first painter that i discovered who really in the. asked me i've always been a fan of his work i don't know if you can find a lot of picasso in my designs his way of life his colors. cmon. the museum represents the south of france where he is often found new answers to the all important question what is beauty. ever to set up for is a w.t. for me is poetry which can mean many things it's the poetry of a moment when you're taking it in you can't control it you can only perceive it it's very personal. because so also loved the mediterranean thank you guys it's fine you're revealing. it was in his own city of musée in the south of france that the designer unveiled his first collection of men's fashion on the beach at. his colorful easygoing creations include floral elements the flexing mediterranean paintings which. shocked me is this collection also in capsule eight his particular i

as we work with our full team of architects and museum designers on this. what we do know after our initial community meetings and our initial capital campaign feasibility study is that this commitment by the city for the city's owned own resource is a key component to kick off the project in ways that are meaningful, those two donors and other agencies who would be willing to invest in this project. i look forward to speaking and we have been honored to speak with many of our community members and partners since i have come to c.h.s. years ago. we have worked about 250 different partners in the bay area. sometimes that is for an evening program and sometimes that is for a much longer and sustained set of efforts. we believe deeply in the community partners response. i'm happy to answer any questions. i deeply appreciate your incredible deliberations on this and i know the mint is a very small part of this. i appreciate the attention that you have paid to it its. thank you. >> thank you. i do look forward to future conversations around the community cultura

popups designed with the millennial mindset, like the museum of ice cream where you make snow angels you bring your sweet soothe to life. >> designed for instagram. colorful, well lit, small. take as much time as you need taking photos. >> reporter: last year the company said they reached half of all instagram users worldwide, that's 400 million people. >> i think because of instagram visual culture, more of these types of events are popping up, more events that are going on that are thinking about what is our instagram moment? >> reporter: the space showcasing celebrity designers who created their own rooms like nicole richie. walk me through your creative process. it seems every little thing has been thought out. >> i need to represent california, where i'm from. i definitely want to represent the voices of the '70s. i knew what 29 rooms was because i saw it on instagram. i'm technically a millennial, did you know that? >> in my room at the refinery 29 >>ter: t "black-ish" star using her room for social activism, getting the vote out for her campaign "18 by 18." >> voter registrati

in 2004 we hired christopher chadbourne and associates to design exhibits for the museum.ebecca looney, lead developer for the project, assisted by overseen allhas the exhibits and programs, virtually every step of the way from beginning to completion. she and her team of museum professionals have been managing and, coordinating a project of this magnitude is not easy. the task was given to eng group and their team of professionals. together they have done a tremendous job, and it was the museum's executive director, former nci s executive director dave branch, who assumed the executive director ship in the past year and a half and got us to the finish line. there were no federal funds to build the museum. was usedl campaign to raise the necessary fund. we have raised money for law enforcement, corporate america, charitable organizations and caring individuals across the country. thank you all. [applause] group of volunteers, called our law enforcement ambassadors, along with our board of directors, all of whom are represented here, a big thank you to all of them as well m

fifty three muslim designers from across the globe have loaned their creations to the museum the pieces are high fashion elegant without a whisper of a cliché they might be what's called modest dress but they're also a celebration of confidence style and beauty. intonation designer dion pelangi is a star of the muslim fashion world per vibrant designs are shown on runways in koala in poor and jakarta. when people say what comes to their mind is something in a dark color and. their colors but in the end line you can find colors but there's any style off the job so i think that's one of the. our signature. customer base our wealthy women she also sells in the us and europe the twenty seven year old who represents younger generations of fashion forward muslims for her to heat up is both a religious symbol and an accessory which can be used to express individuality that's not as paradoxical as it sounds a lot of people have a different perception about who depp is self maybe they think that people who are here press that oprah here so we start to be outspoken more in social media to show th

in 2004, we hired christopher chadbourne and associates to design the exhibit for the museum.veloper for the project, assisted by mike biddle has overseen all aspects of the museums exhibits and programs -- progress virtually every step of the way from beginning to completion. in the words she and her team of museum professionals have been extraordinary. managing and coordinating a project of this magnitude is not easy. the task was given to eng group and a team of professionals led by tom gallagher, chuck boley and lisa suite. to get it done a tremendous job and was the museum executive director former ncis director dave grant who assumed command of the project during the last year and half, and gaddis to the finish line. there were no federal funds to build the museum, so a capital campaign was launched in 2007 to raise the necessary funds. we have raised more than $2 million from law enforcement, corporate america, charitable foundations and caring individuals across the country. [applause] a big thank you to all. [applause] a core group of volunteers, law enforcement ambas

. >>> a museum designed to get people an idea of what it is like to work in law enforcement.get an inside look as he prepares for the grand opening this weekend. ♪ from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exclusive offers. >>> an inmate is making shocking claims against sheriff's deputies. he and his attorney have filed federal lawsuit against the sheriff's department. he was booked into jail in dublin in 2016 after being accused of resisting arrest at a psychiatric hospital, trying to get medication. he says for unknown reason he was singled out at the jail. he accused of the deputies of allowing another inmate to spray human waste on him repeatedly over several months. >> the officers are sadist. they are not playing with a full deck. the lights are on but nobody is home. the former deputies are justin lin, eric mcdermott, sarah krause and ste

museum. it features modern and cop temporary art and is designed to be a place where people can unwind from stress>> very cool. that's one of theest things about living in this area. that is a replica of air force one spotted on a barge. it is part of a project to helpn educate child. we'll get an update on the morning commute right >> we start with a couple of big problems right here this morning. southbound 295, theamp to the outer loop of the beltway, we t hat shutdown because of a crash investigation. a construction worker hit by a vehicle coming through a construction zone. you can get to the inneroop and national harbor. you cannot get to the outer loop right that's shutdown. frederick road, water main break. could be hours before it reopens. so the road is closed. >> you can seere nice and on time. no problems there at 66. 95 in virginia also looking good at this point this morning. taking a look a the beltway. nice,lear skies, it's lovely and ovall on the beltway, no major delays. t looks good out there right now. >> open window weather for sure and really not being able to put down a roof

pop ups designed with a millennial mindset like the museum of ice cream where you can make snow angelsdy topia. celebrity designer whose created their own rooms like christina ricci. >> i tefinately need represent california because that's where i'm from. i definitely want to represent the voices of the '70s. i knew what 29 rooms was because i saw it on instagram. i'm technically a millennial. did you know that? >> reporter: "blackish" star is using her star with her campaign 18 by 18. >> it's voter registration and education. figuring out how to register young voters. >> reporter: a shashidi foror president? >> shahidi for think tank? >> reporter: in addition to the artists that help make this space possible, they make money. so they've partner would brands for their own experiences with the guests. >> i think artists are thinking of how are people going to share is on the internet? and i think really want to be part of that. >> reporter: 29 rooms says this year they're working to get guests to put their phones down, even for a moment. >> we have a blind folded experience meant to tap

a law-enforcement museum opens up saturday in washington d.c.. a sneak peek at the exhibit designed to bridge the gap between officers and the community. >>> the national law- enforcement museum opens up in washington d.c. on saturday. the building features a variety of exhibits that depict american law enforcement. for more on the museum, i am joined by craig floyd, ceo of the national law-enforcement officers memorial fund. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i want to start with the helicopter. this is an example of the exhibits. the helicopter was involved in the rescue of the flight that crashed into the potomac in 1982. a great example of a law- enforcement courage and willingness to risk their own lives to save others. the airplane took off from the national airport in 1982 in blizzard like conditions and crashed into the bridge and into the potomac river. 78 people died. it was a tragic incident. five people survived the crash and they were plucked out of the river by this police helicopter behind me. two u.s. officers risked their lives to save those individuals. we ar

designs. peter perez of the sonoma county art museum honored the furry friends who died in the flames. >> dogs, we're going to have dogs on the outside, skeleton dogs, all the dogs that have gone on to the doggy heaven. >> reporter: this one is called a healing home by doubletree by hilton, and it remembers the fact the hotel provided shelter and food for families displaced by the fires. in fact along the side you can see there are actual thank you notes from the families. some dog houses illustrate scenes of rebirth. others reflect the resilience, paying tribute to first responders, and remind us of santa rosa landmarks that were reduced to ashes. in the end the dog house auction raised more than $6,000 for the community action partnership of sonoma county to help families like paula whose new home is now under construction. >> it touches you to the score because it's true. people are just now starting to really rebuild. >> reporter: like cheryl harrigan, they're grateful. >> we're just now starting to build our house in coffey park. it's taken a long time to get to this process. so the fact

museum has ever undergone and it is much needed. the noise. was designed at least fundable was architecture firm in chicago the former powerhouse director had emigrated to the united states in one nine hundred thirty eight but fond of always plans were originally drawn up for an entirely different project. but. you designed a building for the company in cuba with a glass hallway in the basement for the administration because they never followed through with the plans because the cuban revolution happened occurred he had to leave the island. because he couldn't construct it the plan was basically shelved. the berlin commission and adopted the plans to the new project you have to go for in the. construction began soon after one thousand nine hundred sixty five. by now an old man traveled from the united states to berlin to celebrate the laying of the first. the project was close to his heart. through. i dedicate this to the lights of the people the goods and services of the arts and the miners. installing gigantic one thousand two hundred ton steel roof pose

the oldest building to house a museum in docile dorset which showcases the new start it's one of three sites run by the art collection north rhine-westphalia. was designed again simon took over as director and twenty seventeen she also inherited a problem. it's like the upside were a little out of the way from the city as we have to communicate a lot here that's why we have gone all out to integrate this location into the city society and the local art scene here that is you can see in the. here modern art goes hand in her with historical ambience like this installation made up of security rivers coupled with organ music by johann sebastian bach in a birthmark i think you can actually put out on display anywhere and in the past few years i've often noticed that when art is executed in locations that weren't originally built as museums it can be especially interesting. that some several weeks to renovate the former parliament building. it also had new rooms added for temporary exhibitions of contemporary art. design again simon plans to exhibit pieces here by artists who have already made a splash internationally but by local artists as well. and one of

. >>> the museum of ice cream in san francisco is holding an event this afternoon designed to get people to register to vote. mayor london breed will speak at the event today at 4:00. tomorrow through monday, the museum of ice cream will give a free ice cream scoop or to the first 1000 people who register to vote at the shop. >>> libby schaaf says a report indicates her decision to warn residents about an impending i.c.e. rate. they obtain records that show half of the 111 undocumented immigrants picked up in february had no criminal convictions. only half of those arrested had been convicted of a serious crime. at the time, the donald trump administration lashed out, accusing her of helping hardened criminals. they responded to the report. >> the facts that are shown in these public records are in stark contrast to the racist and fear mongering rhetoric that the head of the i.c.e. agency and the president himself have used to talk about immigration enforcement in this country. >> the mayor says that president trump has been using them to get more support -- the former california congres

it's designed to be a place where people canunwind from stress. the museum reopens on october 7th. >> that' because october is breast cancer awareness month. >> it will kill tens of thsands of women thi year alone and some women are kicking off the campaign to raise awareness. she's with members of alpha ppa alpha sorority. >> hold up your heels. shoes. pink soles onis te on high heels, they're doing this all throughout the month he at expert shoe and luggage repair here with members of alpha kappa alpha sorority, joining us this morning once again, joe is the owner here and he's going to show us how all if thiss done. you bring your shoe in and then what? >> we take the shoe and make the sole to fit i and we rough it up on that machine and once it's roughed up we glue the sole on and wait about a halfour to dry and then trim the sole. and after we trim the sole it will end lp justike this. >> it's about $40 too this, right? >> yes. >> a portion of those proceeds go to breast cancerch rese >> tell us why alpha kappa alpha and your chapter is doing it. >> thi

. >>> the museum of ice cream is holding an event designed to get people to register to vote. ak at the scoop the vote event at 4 pm. the museum of ice cream will give a free ice croom basement ice cream scoop or to the first 100 people that register to vote at the retail shop. >>> golden state warriors hit the road to play the utah jazz but last night they were at home raising another championship banner when they open the season against the oklahoma city thunder. the thunder played without westbrook but they kept close, exchanging baskets. in the end of the warriors won 108-100 20,000 people packed into the stadium for the regular season or -- season opener. they celebrated another championship and the fans went wild when the owner handed out the championship rings to players, coaches and members of the organization. they say it was a bit bittersweet knowing that last night was the final home opener for the warriors in eglin. next year the team is moving to its new billion-dollar san francisco arena, the chase center. >>> a great start to the season and a new report out showi

museums which they see is a kind of alternative courtroom what counts is being seen and being heard. shift says digital detective work. and now networkers digital makers and shakers today avatar designer veronica. the computer graphics designer is from buenos aires but she's been teaching at a university in porto for almost eleven years two years ago she persuaded an investor to turn her research into a startup and did emo was born what's special about her software is that it can create a three d. avatar using a smartphone skin almost instantly. when your brother or your d.d. well another to connect to other people in the digital world so we come bring people outside digital isolation. so the whole goal is to actually create a new generation of connection for a new generation of people. ronak and her staff of ten are bringing the real me into the digital world the avatar can be used in viewer games. along with her current projects forty one year old veronica has a personal challenge she wants children to be able to use her software to. just wish one day maybe not in a year but maybe five six or seven but would be able to provide these technology to every child in the world so they can