are almost 100 of them nationwide built on creative growth's model. >> reporter: katie siegle is sf moma'srector and led the acquisition of the museum's collection. >> you just can't overestimate the importance of creative growth historically, socially, and also just in the lives of thousands and thousands of individuals. they've given people purpose, helped them find their true calling as an artist. >> reporter: and those artists are giving back to the art world too. >> we're advancing artists with disabilities into being contemporary and cultural leaders. and they've not really been in that role before. so i think their impact on the greater society can be enormous. it can be powerful. it will be positive, and we're at a moment right now that that will start to unroll. >> that was luke burbank reporting. you're watching "cbs news roundup." - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they'v

it's the first it's the first thing you'll see when you enter moma. it's an extra ordinary piece that is just so mesmerizing and so beautiful. and this is ai essentially kind of giving artists, a new medium, giving, giving artists an app that new pigment in the form of data and new brushes in form of algorithms that allow us to to imagine new things was ai we can learn much from experts whether we learn physical skills or cognitive skills and they are also helps us be more empathetic, helps us understand each other so much better. i'm really excited about understanding my teenage daughters through using ai, understand micro-expressions that are very difficult for to understand, but i can also help doctors express and express the situation of a patient in a much more empathy in their interactions, their interaction with a patient. so i you should think of ai as like i think of ai as kind of an intern that can run around looks over data figures out what is happening in the world and, comes to you, the human with these interesting tidbits that you don't

this is during the new moma, many murder trial in san francisco. back in october. union for the clerk says they have the contract was ratified on the 9th and they are satisfied with it includes better tray better training and better staffing for the courts. >> and starbucks considers themselves america's coffee house. well, that coffee house now has a new rule when it comes to using their bathroom. explain what that new rule is. coming up and alive. >> 9.29 right now checking out the weather scene of things warm up at all because when it's cold in the morning, sometimes i later will be nice. so i'll just jump into the car without a jacket, which i did well. was that a good we're that my mind is that too, don't need to bring that jacket. how into later today? i'll be today is going to be a little bit cooler but will still be in the 60's. i guess it depends on your tolerance. >> we're looking outside of mount diablo right here from walnut creek, green hillsides. thank you. earlier, when terrain. >> obviously, january has brought us any of it. we are seeing much calme

the new art display at sf moma featuring leading our calories from across the world. can spend a day exploring fog. plus, how well do you know the bay we're taking on some san francisco trivia and learning fun facts. >> about the cities we live in and many people are taking a break from alcohol this month during dry january. we visit with daniela garrido who has the tastiest, no alcohol wines that will still leave you feeling great. the next day. and as always, we want to hear from you about the question of the day. so go ahead and scan a qr code on your screen. we want to know where is the best place to get the ultimate ice cream? treat today's ice cream day. let us know your answer. and it could be read live right here on the show at 01:00pm darya. back to you. all right. thanks a lot, rachel. thank you. >> and 55 few stories left to go. and here's a nice one for you. sebirdhat was found covered in oil out in half mo bayis now almost fully recovered. this is a bere and after pictures the left side when they discovered h out at pillar point rescued on christmas day c

after the performance, guests will also have the opportunity to do some holiday shopping there at the moma. student student made holiday art will be available for purchase and you know, please come support our wonderful, wonderful students and just really give them props for being brave and performing in front of folks. and then, as i mentioned earlier, winter break is coming. so winter break will will be will start monday, december 23rd and will run to friday to jan to friday, january 3rd. our schools will be closed and i just definitely hope everyone have a safe and restful winter break. in conclusion, i also want to extend my heartfelt thanks to our three fabulous, fantastic board commissioners commissioner jenny lamb, commissioner mark sanchez, commissioner kevin bogas, your dedication over the many, many years, your leadership for stepping up during really difficult times in the district has really led to paving the pathway for other leaders to follow in your footsteps. i just have greatly admired from admired you all from afar. and over the last month or two months now have worked wi