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today, that amazing assemblage of groundbreaking art has been reassembled at the san francisco museum of modernhibition brings together over 150 pieces that were once owned by the steins from five different continents, from public collections, from private collections-- really, from all over the world. >> reporter: janet bishop, one of the show's curators, says this wasn't just any art collection. stein scoured art galleries and shows, buying paintings by unheralded artists like pierre bonnard, paul cezanne, juan gris, as well as picasso and matisse-- the cutting edge artists of the day whose work, not yet famous nor expensive, gave rise to fauvism, cubism and surrealism. >> the steins were really essential to the development of modern art in the early 20th century. their homes became the crossroads for dialogue, and anyone who was interested in seeing the most interesting new art being made in paris at the time really had to go to the stein residences. >> reporter: for years, bishop and others tracked down the collection and convinced current owners to part with their treasures for exhibition

. >>> a man who stopped time is being celebrated at museum of modern art. nchez gives us a look. >> those western landscapes are considered masterpieces. yosemite on a huge scale. 17 feet long panorama of san francisco. it captures the spirit of the city. what he did was a breakthrough. >> he was a pioneer. you had to really know what you were doing and technically complicated process. you had to coat a negative and make the photograph while it was still wet. >> he had his back room trick. he added clouds to the skyline because of overexposure. he came here from scotland and left a legacy. >> the work at yosemite is impressive. motion studies that were considered innovative. >> lee land sanford commissioned him to show that all four hoofs were off the ground when a horse lands. >> people were astounded an then he took it further. shot a series of still pictures showing movement and then he created a motion picture. the film pioneer. >> this is really the first motion picture projecter. first time photographs in motion. >> the photos were put on disks that sa

simple objects yet several now sit in the permanent collection at the museum of modern art.it's not about that. >> what we really enjoy is making the things that everybody can have. >> reporter: take this lowly sink strain other. >> if you think about it, when you have to wipe the guk out of it it's absolutely disgusting. nobody likes to do it. this is an opportunity to make something better. >> reporter: stole took us through the trial-and-error process. first they tried a mesh screen. what happened? >> it was worse. the stuff really gets stuck in there. we thought maybe it should be made out of rubber or something so that it can kind of pop out. >> reporter: so they fashioned prototypes out of a toilet plunger and collapsible measuring cup and began meticulous design work. >> that led to the final one that when we pull this, it flings into the other direction the garbage just flies off from it. there's still, you know, probably hundreds of thousands and millions of opportunities like that that we just haven't discovered yet. >> reporter: smart design is looking for them we

of art. it would be like going to the museum of modern art asking for oils to touch up the van gogh. >> i think we could use that true. faux pas is from france. they think going dutch, splitting the bill is the height of sophistication. if someone invites you out, you will probably get a free meal. you can do it the next time. >> that's what we do. it works out well. >> i think it's better than who got the iced tea. >> in mexico what happens? >> i love a place where even strange errs bond over food. if you just catch the eye of someone in a restaurant, if you're about to eat a taco, you say buen proveco. it's bigger than bon appetite. they want the food to be transformative to you. i love it. >> that's really sweet. >> guess who is coming tomorrow? >> jack black. healthy foods packing on the pounds. and furry friends. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com fixing the name. it's fiber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth o

museum of american art, maxwell anderson. thank you, ken. bill t. jones was born in florida and grew up in upstate new york. he studied classical ballet and modern dance at the state university of binghamton, where he began his relationship with choreographer arnie zane. (man) the next thing i knew was that i, like a bshee, was whirling throughout this [...] park, throughout flower beds, looking for coverage so that the bulldozer with the burning logs would not get me. i woke up. in 1974, after living in amsterdam, he cofounded the american dance asylum and in 1982 formed the bill t. jones/arnie zane dance company with his partner, arnie zane, who died in 1988. based in new york city, the ten-member company tours extensively, performing its repertoire of more than 50 works for audiences of approximately 100,000 each year in america and abroad. jones is the recipient, individually and with zane, of numerous awards, including two bessies, choreographic fellowships from the national endowment for the arts, and in 1994, a macarthur fellowship. his company's work is often described as a fusion of dance and theater. jones says his work deals with the

it seemed like modern art was influenced by popular culture and comics and cartoonists starting with the pop artists of the 1960s. it seemed like a fit with the museum reporter: how did it influence them? maybe not taking their art as seriously or more in the artistic style, the drawing? >> i think a combination of the two. popular culture was a big influence on modern artists dating back to picasso. they borrowed the imagery and made them into fine art. >> reporter: what is that? war who? >> warhol. >> reporter: i think i have heard of him. pops from the panel. i know you have headlines. back to you now. >> 6:44 now. 34,000 inmates will leave california's prison system over two years. the supreme court says they need to slash thousands of inmates by 2013. the state plans to send low level criminals back to county jails. the rest could be flat-out released. today, we'll learn more about how a new area code will be phased in. the current area code will be split into two according to geography or the public utilities commission will allow customers to keep the current area code while giving 669 to people newly living in the area, signing up for new se

this hour priceless masterpieces modern art and the latest technology all make an imperence after dark as moscow celebrated and nights at the museum. before that the death of osama bin ladin continues to go around the world president we have said that our qaida leaders demise was beneficial to russia's national security but he insisted that the war on terror was not over as al qaeda continues to send a steady stream of agents to russia's north caucasus the president vowed that special forces will continue to take a hard line against extremism russia's recent as a terror drive has claimed the lives of several high ranking offered. so take a look at some other stories from around the world and your believes have the team to have the international monetary fund suspicion of sexual assault. and was taken off a plane minutes before departure to paris to be questioned in regard to the alleged incident involving a hotel maid thirty two year old employee claims that attacked her in this room the i.m.f. has not yet given a reaction to the decrement of all the little general french presidential candidate . at least six passengers were killed after a bus was hit by a

modern art and all the. knowledge you all make an appearance half regard as last year was celebrated and nights at the museum. the death of osama bin ladin continues to around the world president we have said that al qaida leader is the my eyes was beneficial to russia's national security but he insisted that the war on terror was not always work as it continues to send a steady stream of agents to russia's north caucasus the president vowed that special forces will continue to take a hard line against extremism russia's recent as a terror drive has claimed the lives of several high ranking al qaida operatives. according finland has acquitted a prominent swedish journalist of smuggling chechens into the country michael source is the publisher of the helsinki based website linked to chechen terrorists is also the chairman of the finnish orientation called pro caucuses that's behind the tory is cup and their website it's a known mouthpiece for al qaida linked to terrorist leader. who is on the un's most wanted list source his trial had nothing to do with any of these international terrorism however whether that is passed th

museum nights being held in the russian capital. and more bring you more on the cultural life of the capital as our moscow team visits some weird and wonderful displays in the city's modern art galleries coming your way in a few minutes before that i'll be back with a recap of our top stories don't go away. a question. inside the container you have. and you can have anywhere from dozens up to hundreds of there's a huge marc. right now for cattle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies going n.g.o.s that are basically surprised that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons what they do is they go to these places they will hire local train the locals how to do the clearance they'll let the locals basically take ownership because you know they have a vested interest in clearing their homes and they're putting themselves at risk every single day when they go out there to clear areas of the. big. things they want to order. the streets to keep some secrets for denounce time from feel that the soviet files on some. wealthy british soil. is not right. markets. find out what

museum nice hells in the rush. and coming up we'll bring you more on the cultural life of the russian capital as our moscow allowed team visit some of the weird and wonderful displays in the city's modern art gallery on your way in a few minutes but first we'll be back with a recap of the headlines the away. repairing a broken ancient. highway construction and humanitarian aid. but as shady officials market the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. profiteering here is no longer just down to drug trafficking the big afghanistan and the dollars. on the tube hungry for the full story we've got a first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers . wealthy british style rolls in the basket on its side.