until my moma show, my work was not largely publicised and known in the public.ou that idea of the stars and then they criticise you for it. it is just the kind of side effect of how the public perceives things. they like to put you up, they like to destroy you. but the only thing i have to do is continue doing what i am doing. let me ask you about legacy. i understand you're still prolific and still want to work for many years to come. but i'm thinking about your legacy. do you... ..i don't know, have a problem with fact that in other art forms, the legacy is obvious to see, it sits in the canvas, the famous painting or the celluloid film, or the words on the page of a book. it is very easy to see what an artist's legacy is but so much of your work is in that moment of connection between you and living human beings as you both sit on chair. it can never be re—created and therefore you don't leave behind the same sort of artistic legacy as other creatives? i don't leave it the traditional way but many other ways. first of all, historically pieces of art can be re

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." >>> and happening today, the san francisco museum of modern art, moma is set to open its doors to the public once again. the museum will be limiting admission to 25% capacity, among other covid precautions, including masks and tickets reserved online. >>> more covid vaccine clinics are opening up in the east bay. the first will be the true vines missionary baptist church in oakland. it will be put on by the naacp oakland branch. the site opens at 9:00 a.m. no appointment is necessary. and the second will be at the fremont fire tactical training center in fremont. the fire department is collaborating with alameda county leaders to get vaccines to health care workers, people 65 and older, child care workers and agricultural workers. you do need an appointment before you go to that location. >>> and if you're still looking for how and where to get your shot, nbc has set up planyourvaccine.com. you put your state, your age, your occupation, you find out whether you're eligible right now, and where you can go when you do become eligible. >>> it's just shy of 7:09 and we have much more

. >>> we do have some good news for art lovers, sf moma will be back open tomorrow. the museum reopened today and guests are required to wear masks and the museum is currently operating at 25% capacity. there are a range of new exhibits depicting the pandemic and installations of two major works that explore the history of racism. >> if you look at some of the panels, they are really individual prayers to things like the health of our community, equality in our community, understanding that voices matter. >> we all had lenses into the world we've been living in. and we have an artist that kind of put it together. >> the museum is open friday through monday from 10 to 5 and thursdays at 1 to 8, and you will need reservations. >>> today marks an incredible journey, a 41-year-old on the final leg of his cross country track and raising $50,000 for cancer research along the way. >> good morning to my tick-tock mac family. i am actually excited for the finish. and what a day to and on. >> he started the track last may walking with only a backpack. the trip inspired by his

sf moma opens on sunday, it is marking the occasion with free admission for all guests. >>> east bay crews working to be fire ready with the controlled burn near the town of kenya. this is the effort to establish a fuel break along pinehurst road. i noticed when liz announced that gyms would be reopened in, you did a fist bump and i went like this. >> i am excited about that, working out in whatever facilities you can scrounge together at home. it wears on you after a while. make sure that everyone is remaining cautious. we are not out of the woods just yet. keep it in mind. >>> a sun and clouds mix. we will see the same fog and cloud cover today giving way to the mix of clouds and sunshine. then we see the next one system heading towards us, the one that moved into southern california mist of the bay area but this will send rain beginning friday evening. let's look at the futurecast. we will start things at 1:00 friday afternoon. at that point we are still dry other than a little patch in the north bay. the santa clara valley, still some sunshine overhead. the best chance of seeing

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sf moma and the de young both opened today, bringing a sense of culture back to the city. for now the museums will limit capacity to 25% as required under the state's red tier assignment. staff at both museums told us they are thrilled to be able to reopen their doors. >> safety of our staff and our visitors is extremely important, and here, of course, we wear masks. >> very excited to have people back in the building, the energy feels great. we have worked really hard to make sure that our safety protocols are in compliance. >> keep in mind reservations are recommended at masks will be to. >>> san jose's fairmont hotel temporarily closed down friday after the owner filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. a representative for the hotel says the few remaining guests are now staying at nearby hotels and that includes the las vegas golden knights hockey team that was in town to play the sharks. the fairmont is only being closed for a few months while the owner looks for a partner to rebrand the hotel and extend the mortgage. >>> to developing news in washington where the senate pass

. >>> sf moma back open to visitors tomorrow. it re-opened today for members only. guests are required to wear masks, and the museum is operating at 25% capacity. in addition to new exhibits depicting the pandemic, it is also featuring installations that explore the history of racism. if you plan on going, you will need a reservation. >>> well, mr. peck is standing by with a little four letter word in the forecast. and it's a nice one. >> starts with r. >> yes. >> it gets here on monday. >> good. >> we're talking about rain, by the way. monday you may not notice a whole lot. tuesday's going to be the better day. we've got three days, in fact, monday through wednesday of next week, that first block of next week, is going to be active in terms of rain. but we're not there yet. let me no overlook sunday, because we have the second half of a weekend to get through sxrgs sunday is going to be just fine. we're going to turn the wind down. won't be as windy tomorrow as it has been today, and there's no rain in the forecast. tomorrow you're going to get plenty of sunshine.

the moma is offering a special preview day for members this saturday following free opening day and the golden gate park ferris wheel opens tomorrow. with in the next three weeks they could move into the orange tier. she promised that san francisco's cable cars would return to operation before the end of the year. >>> live to santa clara where the same red tier rules apply. indoor dining and entertainment are getting ready to reopen th morning. the county also said that it's now hitting its stride in vaccinations and is asking everybody for a few more months of being patient. >> i feel like people are starting to be back happy. things are starting to get a little back to normal. yes, it's exciting and everybody seems to be excited. >> santa clara will also lift itself travel quarantine starting today. while it'll no longer be required it's still strongly recommended. >>> napa also enters the red this morning. they remind people to be careful, wear face coverings and social distance even if you have been vaccinated. indoor gatherings are still strongly discouraged. line. lano could be it

look at these folks lining up around the block to be one of the first back inside the moma in a year. tickets are timed to keep the crowds smaller. public areas are sanitized every hour, and of course you have to have the mask on. distancing is required as well. visitors thrilled to be there. >> we came all the way from fresno, where like we got up early and we're super excited, can't wait to get inside. >> it's just wonderful to be able to come out and do something that feels a little more normal and feels a little more hopeful that people are able to come out and look at some art and be around other people. >> the san francisco museum of modern art, one of the largest museums of modern and contemporary art in the united states. the regular collection is up as well as several new commissions by bay area artists. >>> a small step forward when it comes to getting some students back in the classroom. this is in fremont. starting tomorrow the school district there is opening small learning hubs. these hubs are not the equivalent of a return to in-person instruction. instead specific stud

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sf moma will be opened to the public tomorrow. guests are required to wear masks and they are currently operating at 25% capacity. in addition to new exhibits pin predicting the pandemic, they will also have exhibits exploring racism. >> if you look at some of the panels, they are really individual prayers just things like the health of our community, equality in our community. understanding that voices matter. >> we all had glimpses into the world we were living in. and we have an artist and put it together. >> the museum is open friday through monday from 10 to 5 and thursdays from 1 to 8. if you are going to go, you will need a reservation. >>> reopening plans are really starting to pile up and our train to news app can keep track of how things are going where you live. >>> tonight, the san francisco bay ferry is working on a plan to bounce back from the pandemic by encouraging more people to hop on board. the agency that operates the service has proposed lowering fares and adding more off-peak trips starting in july. they can

i have spent a lot of my time and moma ridge, it shouldn't make people think i'm a debauched characterlove to go up into more mauve and sit up on the mountain alone sacker and look out on paris, just relax. but yes, it would be mauve and ironically, there is a statue, it's a small thing, but they actually have a display on eugene in the u.s. air force museum in dayton ohio, as well as material on the national airspace museum in washington. so, yes, that would be the logical place because it many respects, he was at the center of all the swirl in those 20 years. >> i love the way you put that. this world, that's really good to put that. >> it's amazing, everybody is there, royalty, picasso, you name it. they're all in my mouth and they're all in this. it's just an amazing place to be. >> another good question, the question we always get asked. tracy sheridan, where can i learn more about his service, is there a book published or other resources that tells us more? >> have you come equipped? >> could i recommend two books? one is by greg lloyd, who is a professor at the columbia state in

carl, one of my fun takeaways was that beeple believes that digital art will fill the walls of the momat least beeple and to some extent gronk's business partner talk about caution that this is happening in an era in which liquidity is plentiful and how that picture may change over time when liquidity comes in might be much different and it's already on twitter today and talking about the idea of fractional interests in nfts to sell to the crowd, to give people an easier entry it will be fascinating to watch the development of all of this a great hour, guys have a good weekend. let's get to the judge. >>> carl, thank you. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner the diverging dow while the rate-sensitive nasdaq gets slammed again. what does it mean for your money? we'll ask tom lee and he'll be joining us today and he has a new target for the s&p 500 to reveal we'll debate that with the committee. joining me now isjanet sack ochia, and jim lebenthal broken record and the dow sets another new high today, so did the russell. big story

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we have links to that along with the moma, asian art.we're in the red tier, things are starting to reopen. lots of options for you as you plan your weekend. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> i could have watched that all day that was beautiful. thank you for showing us that. what a cool perspective. >>> with san francisco moving into the red tier, it is allowing more personal care services to be performed, that includes things like facials and beard trimmings. they were able to open for massages and waxing a few weeks. he said they're getting around 25% of their usual clientele. >> for some people, they don't feel comfortable. we have people coming in saying, i'm going to wait until i got all my shots before i come back. >> licensed massage therapists are eligible to get the vaccine, which could build consumer confidence. people who work at barbershops are not eligible for the vaccine. something that could hurt business despite our looser restrictions. >>> as more people get vaccinated, many are looking to t

the moma opens and the asian art museum and this much talked about ferris wheel starts spinning todaynoon. so lots of options becoming available for you. and i've been checking, tickets are still available for the ferris wheel today and they run into 9:00 tonight i your thursday. reporting live in san francisco. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> now that san francisco is in the red tier. mayor london breed is already eyeing the next move to the orange tier. one of the biggest changes would be non essential office buildings opening back up. experts say that health and safety will be first and foremost for companies who are thinking about reopening and we could likely see a hybrid model of home and office work. >> in the next couple of months we'll see a lot change. from what we've been seeing in the last year. but ultimately i think we have like a whole new vision of the workforce. >> now, if the covid e if they improve, san francisco will likely go into the orange tier on march 23rd. the current covid-19 numbers are actually good enough to be in the orange tier. but you can't skip tiers

he has he's got his eye on moma on an art on stieglitz's gallery. on the history of art and so he's less concerned with making an informational photograph with making it as a dramatic photograph. he uses filters to heighten contrast. he uses telephoto lens also to heighten things. he uses a lot of manipulations partly based with association with modernist photographer a modernist artists. well grant is laboring and the penn state dart room. he's he's hanging out with george o'keeffe and john marion and stieglitz and paul strand with strand and western inventing this new approach to photography was known as straight photography and then the group f-64 which is all about extremely fine rendition with big negatives. if you compare atoms and grant's photographs of the tetons on the top. you know, the one on the left is obviously much more dramatic. it's hard to take an undermatic photograph of the tetons, but grant almost exceeds here. it's you know, it's very well balanced. it doesn't scream. i'm being taken by a photographer. it shows there's a road p