>> michelangelo, beethoven, the master the of their time. as for our generation, a violin making wiz orbed. wizard, you create the form and sound. >> tailored to the star. >> i'm a maker of the best clothing in the world. >> a jazz virtuoso. >> the minute i touch instrument, i knew that is what i wanted to do. >> and an icon in the world of dance. >> we're the notes come to life. >> these are your modern matt masters. people who perfect their craft and inspire others with their talent they have roots here in new york they are considered masters at what they do, we're in lincoln center, top musicians in world perform their craft, people like this vieo violin maker help make it possible. >> i am a vie ol vie -- violin maker, everyone assumed i would be a sculpture, i thought so myself, i read a book about a violin maker who i was 13, it caught my imagine nick, it has given my a lifetime challenge to try to better who i do, you can see the motions. the vie turning, for some it is pumping like a heart, it is not actually alive but it is like it

something that the guys on the strip couldn'with a nod to michelangelo and el greco each room is themed around and artists. owning a piece of las vegas if only for a night. jim: pretty wild idea. marie: i've heard about the jim: a definite chill in the air. we woke up to it. marie: how low will we go tonight? kevin: a few neighborhoods will go down to the freezing point. you can thank the wind. snow is already down to a pretty low level. it is only early december. we did have a couple of showers around the edges of the valley. we had quite a few holes in the clouds. up on the mountain, they had their share of snow. while the blanket of snow was late last night. we did get some knelt in direct sunlight. the temperature whenever went we could use of direct sunlight. right now on the far west side is 41 degrees. they are at 47 degrees. some neighborhoods are still between 10 and 20 miles per hour. same story outside of town. the wind blowing up double digits. the strongest gust was 44 miles per hour. midnight, this is going to go down as an above normal day. tomorrow we will get started in

this is the michelangelo style. >> like mike chelangelo on the sistine chapel. >> are we playing hopscotch? >> we are. we are taking an oldie but a goody and bringing it back in style. everybody has the blue painter's tape laying around. so you can create this on your own floor. if you want something you can whip out whenever you want it. i took this yoga map and used masking tape. >> great idea. >> their is beautiful kathryn. >> way to go, kathryn. >> and this is actually an idea that was suggested by holly parenting team. >> we used to play hopscotch in school. >> i used to love it. >> i had a refresher course. >> thanks, hon, that was, length. >> t.j., what are you up to? >> p.j. got the funnest game of all. get the kids out in the snow, that's what parenting team members say, we took food coloring, mixed it with water, put it in cheap squirt bottles. and they can spend hours outside doing that. but if not, this is really easy. take everything from bowls, cupcake pans, any kind of pan really, freeze blocks of ice with mixed food coloring and water, and you have your ice blocks. you don'

>> that is what we have little sophia doing, the michelangelo effect. you k can see what she is doing. coloring underneath. >> oh, okay, just like michael angelo did on the sus teen chapel. >> exactly. the bottom of a table, and that can keep them entertained for hours. and build up upper body strength. >> and now, what is this? >> this is something that people have, the blue painters tape lying around so you can create it on the floor, and you want to whip it out, take a yoga mat, and i used the masking tape, and soft pens, and you k can start playing. >> what is her name, sweetie? >> catherine. this is suggested by holly noonan who is the drek irector of the parenting team. >> andyo hopsh sh? >> i had to refresh my skills. >> thank you, hon. that is excellent. and p.j. what are you up to? get the kids out in the snow. so we took the food coloring and mixed it with water, and put it in cheap spray bottles, a pnd the snow ever shows up, we can stend kids outside to enjoy that, and if not, you want to have faunt he, bowls, cupcake pans, and any type of p

now again, this next part is true, the rules get tricky when it comes to michelangelo's iconic statue of the "david," which you will notice i'm not showing you yet. that is because i'm allowed to display only a distant picture of the "david" for, and this is absolutely true, a total of two seconds, so brace yourselves for some full frontal culture. on your mark, get set, art. one penissippi, two penissippi, gone! ( applause ) ( laughter ) crazy! we are all safe now! invents a way to pause television. ( laughter ) what will it do to the children? by the way, i know the statue of the "david" has a bare slingshot but you're not missing much. let's just say it was pretty cold in 16th century florence. anyway, all this seems so arbitrary, but most arbitrary of all, i'm apparently not allowed to show you this following thing, okay. let's take one second here. okay. here we go. all right. i'm not allowed to show you this drawing i'm about to make of two female breasts. here we go. ( laughter ) okay. they have to be blurred, all right? unless i reveal that they are just the eyes of a smiling

. >> it's "c," michelangelo's "madonna and child."t becomes paramount in the film after nazis kill one of clooney's men who attempted to prevent its theft. >> when painter and holocaust survivor david friedman dies in 1980, he leaves his daughter, miriam, a diary he wrote for her. she can't bring herself to read her strange inheritance until her mother dies, in 1989. when she does, one statement in the opening pages stops her cold. >> "nazi criminals deported me, my wife, mathilde, and child, also named miriam." >> as a girl, miriam had picked up inklings about a half-sister with the same name who was killed in the war. but now, reading about her, in her father's hand... >> i was quite astounded that many of the things that he spoke about from his first daughter were similar to experiences that i had with my father, like he taught her how to paint and he wrote about how he kept scrapbooks of her art. >> she reads on. her father reveals details about his life after the germans conquered most of europe and began deporting millions of je

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