francis ford coppola.he director made films his wife was also immersed in her own creative vision. >> i've just always had the urge to make things ever since i was a little kid. my father was ar artist, there was art in my home. >> reporter: there are few people who have lived as artful a life as eleanor coppola. >> i find something that fascinates me and i follow it. >> reporter: the wife of film director fan francis ford cop po coppola. >> she's also a wonderful artist. >> little by little i began to sort of make these circle drawings. >> reporter: for 50 years she's made art in hotel rooms, film sets, and her napa valley studio. >> i've traveled to all of francis' locations. in those cases i've taken some smaller works and tried to keep making things. i cast this piece in bronze. >> reporter: this we'll in the smoke valley museum, coppola will revisit her artful past with a retrospective of her 50 years in art. >> it's chronicling my artwork from the '60s through last week. >> reporter: it's an eclectic

training and theater productions, native sons, directly responsible for training are danny glover, francis ford cop mra my recent student was vernon davis of the san francisco 49ers. we put on productions since i have steadily been producing theatrical productions since 1993. that area we established, 533 sutter street has become a cultural icon for the city of san francisco and i currently hold a beer and wine license and i wasn't aware i could hold a general theater license because i was misinformed when i originally applied for my type 42 license about 10 years ago. i'd like to be able to provide professional concessions to my customers because we have dignitaries and cultural people from all over the world coming to the productions and i'd like to give them world class professional service that represents our fine city. >> great, thank you very much. if you can just briefly say a little about any outreach that you've done in terms of this specific application. >> yes, i am pretty well known in the neighborhood and have reached out to every neighbor on the block on both sides and have receiv

. >> reporter: you probably know her as the wife of film director francis ford coppola. >> but the greatderful artist. >> little by little, i began to sort of make these circle drawings. >> for 50 years, coppola has quietly made art in hotel rooms, film sets and her napa valley studio. >> i have travelled to all of francis's location and. i cast a piece in bronze. >> this week in the sonoma valley museum, coppola will revisit her artist past. >> my art work from the 60s through last week. >> it's an eclectic stroll through a life immersed in creativity. >> inspired by some fences we have on the property. >> she has worked on many media, films, water color, drawings. >> there are clothes she's designed, pictures she's taken, nature she soaked up. >> i was very appreciative of living in the napa valley, there's just enormous drama in nature. >> coppola who has made documentaries about her family's film, began making her own short films in the '70s. >> this was a house that was standing like a sculpture and it was moved to its new location

and there was francis ford copula and a cfe and an apartment upstairs and now they have a hotel next door to us and there is more residential opening up in our neighborhood. and the next door neighbor actually, i have a good relationship with them. and the guy that runs it, and this guy mccallister and the problem is right now i don't have the air-conditioning upstairs and we have had two years of a run of hot weather and i was actually in the process of trying to fix that and put it in and i have a unit in the base sxment now i have to put a unit upstairs and so i have got the bartender says that if i am not there someone will run over and open the window and that is happening and we have the two windows on the side and because there is no one there before, the only neighbor to complain would be my wife. and that is, that is what i am, i mean literally. >> and so it sounds like it gets too hot and you open the windows and the sound leaks out. >> yeah, and i will, and sometimes the bartenders do turn the music on and it is no benefit to have it up that much any way and i told mccalli

. >> reporter: you probably know her as the wife of francis ford copolla. >> which is true, but the great thing about this amazing woman is she's also a wonderful artist. >> little by little i began to sort of make these circle drawings. >> reporter: for 50 years she's quietly made art. >> i traveled to locations and taken smaller work and tried to keep making things. i cast this piece in bronze. >> reporter: this week in the sonoma valley museum, coppola will revisit her artful past with the retrospective of 50 years in art. >> chronicling my art through the '60s through last week. >> reporter: it's a stroll through a life immersed in creativity. >> inspired by some fences that we have on the property. >> she worked in many mediums, film, water color, drawing. >> i drew on it off and on for two or three years. >> reporter: there are clothes she's designed, pictures she's taken, nature she's soaked up. >> i'm very appreciative of living in the napa valley. i realize, you know, just enormous drama in nature. >> reporter: who's made documentaries about her family films began making her own

pope francis is on his way to turkey for a 3-day visit aimed at building bridges it islam and supporting minorities in the middle east. the pope arrived at the airport in a ford focus, a sign of how he rejects luchurous trappings of his predecessors. we go to father, director of catholic media center in milan, jordan. papal visits to turkey is rare. this is a story. how do you see the pope reaching out to muslims, does he have credibility in the muslim world? from the first day of francis, he elaborates and makes visits to jordan and palestine at lax -- the lax mosque. al- absque mosque. we emphasise the importance of adopting peaceful efforts. he will call for more collaboration because he's touching the boards of extremism, where iraq and syria is suffering especially from the persecution. he will, for sure, call for the respect for human dignity, the respect for religious freedom and every human being. >> this is a region with a heightened political sense of sensitivity. can the pope play a role in de-escalating the crisis. can he be a religious facilitator working alongside the political and diplomatic efforts? >> yes, in the european parliament he was we