what is different today at the moma, from what it was, what moma was before?the very first thing that people will notice is that the entrance is much more pronounlsed. >> reporter: her goal, make the museum more inviting. that involved opening up the lobby and moving the museum store down one level. >> this will be full of natural light coming in. and the store is actually bigger. even though it's below of the ground, it takes advantage of the natural light. and we have a fantastic visibility between the street and the lobby. >> reporter: attention was paid to every detail. even the stairwell that connects the old and new buildings. >> it's interesting because staircases are notoriously boomy and loud. what you see lining the stairwells are panels. it's microperforated. so, tiny perforations on these panels allow the sound to be absorbed. usually wood reflects the sound. here, it's absorbing. >> reporter: of course, the building isn't the only thing getting spruced up. the art is, too. masterpieces have been cleaned and touched up. the gallery's completely reo

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was the moma most of the residents can't pronounce our names correctly but he always tried to have a haircut and it's a something like we need cleaning. stuff for him that was so sweet he always called us by name. oh now my question 1st as you know him for 2 years how was he getting along during that time he. added i was always in a good mood always friendly and always laughing and thus far this year. in my. hands figure he didn't spend a lot of time thinking he was happy to be a mile that's how it was all the time. that's nice makeup and thanks you look beautiful by the it's just lipstick. it makes a pretty shit i guess i. you bet. i am i got where's dad visiting grandpa at the nursing home. this week and i'm not there with my parents i'm here in germany and i don't feel at home here. to go there live. like it's always. no visitors please. i didn't understand anything. i didn't know what to write. the neither. the topics were really difficult my hands were shaking but i just scribble and. that was probably all wrong. i just wrote single words like travelers procedures and our docume

sf moma says the public can visit the permanent collection o the second floor for free through friday. the california academy of sigh yens is offering free admissions to fire a proof of address. that offer is also good until friday. >>> our breaking news coverage continues as we view how high winds are affecting the fires. >> i'm amy hollyfield from middletown where we are watching the kincade fire up on the hills as it threatens lake county. the latest coming up. >>> and we're staying on top of the power outages across the bay area. the lights finally coming back shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. >>> now at 6:30, new video of the kincade fire as it burns closer to lake county. firefighters are dealing with gusting winds and are p

mark-viverito and six others were arrested monday at a protest demanding that the museum of modern art, moma, cut ties with trustee steven tananbaum, whose vulture fund owns at least $2.5 billion of puererto rico's debtbt and has profited off the island's financial crisis. goldentree asset management is one of the top three holders of puerto rico's debt. former city council speaker mark-viverito said --- "we cannot allow these cultural institutions to be used as a way of whitewashing money. puerto rico is suffering, people are losing their pensions, there are privatization of resources, schools are closing down. these practices must end." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. mass protests in lebanon have entered their sixth day, as hundreds of thousands around the country are taking to the streets to demonstrate against dire economic conditionsns, austerity and corruption, demanding the coun

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canceled at nine schools and uc berkeley canceled and there are additional closures in napa and some momas. we are scrolling the names of the classes canceled and you can see this on the link to the pg&e site and you can search by address to get the latest on ktvu.com. >>> the highway patrol is searching for person that fired a shot at a pg&e worker. they said the employee was driving in a marked pg&e truck when a driver pulled up. you can see a bullet hole in the door. the pg&e employee was not injured and if you have information, call chp. >>> scott wiener is proposing a bill for the power shut off. he said it's hard to predict the impact of these massive blowing blackouts. >> the problem i have, pg&e appears to be airing on the side of going as broad as possible and shutting off power for millions of people, potentially. that's not okay. >> state senator weiner's bill would impose fines during planned blackouts and prevents service during power shut off. the legislature will hold hearings on this bill in january. and state senator jerry hill said pg&e needs to harden it system to make