so i ended up wrapping all the vans with not only new artwork, but the actual phone number and websiteut. >> unbelievable. i love the way it's going around the whole bottom of the truck. it's very classy. >> wow. >> yeah, it's fantastic. and the telephone number's on there. oh, it's beautiful. >> you are? >> i like this look specifically 'cause it's new, and it's different, and it's contrasting. >> i think it's awesome. it's very vibrant. eye-catching, very elegant. >> instead of the decal being a photograph, i would've done it in a painting instead, 'cause it's easy to buy this online or wherever and just slap it on the truck. >> we have a grand opening today. and all i'm getting from hank is dissention. all this hard work's finally coming to an end. i'm excited about the re-grand opening. >> it's good having marcus around. he's just got energy and ideas, and they bounce off the room. and everybody gets excited. "what are they gonna do next?" and i love all the changes. >> i think him coming here has been absolutely fantastic. i think it's great. and i think it's what it's needed for

in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in storage for 20 years. these tapestries representing various gardens. from his years of living in san francisco. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it features archival audio as well as interviews with living artists. he can be accessed on site by dialing the telephone numbers located near the artwork or by visiting the commission's web site. the publi

and also the new piece of artwork going all the way down the side of the building, which looks like this ripples on a pond. and i thought, oh, my god, how incredible, how wonderful. >> inside the building we will have water walls in the main staircase, and the water will be dripping through the side of the wall. you'll be able to hear it, you'll be able to see it. we call the san francisco artists and galleries and said, hey, we want a building that is a place people want to come to work in and to visit. we're now going to be buying art from between 08 and 100 local artists in san francisco and the arts commission will be hanging in that art the next couple of months in the building. >> we'll have a cafe in the lobby. the cafe will be serving people there. they'll have a child care center on-site so people with children can come to work. if something happens to their child they can walk right downstairs. it has enough space for 65 kids. >> we looked at various ways that we could be creative in promoting alternative transportation. we did this by providing bike racks and showers in the bu

new single monday. a sneak peek at the artwork. the title, what do you think? >>> you may have thought miley's video was bad, there's a new video super imposing nicolas cage's face. >> creepy. >> makes the whole thing unwatchable. >>> digital short takes breaking bad to a whole new level. this 13-minute short includes cameos. >> could you give me a minute. i just want to talk to my agent. >> sure. >> this is saul. >> i think he knows from the inside. >> i told you you can't do these one joke at a time. you've got to sell them wholesale. >> so fallon showing his acting chops there, 13 minutes long. >> he can do whatever he wants. >> whenever he wants. you can tell that was him with the goatee and all. >> he did a funny good-bye to anthony weiner only, too. if you want to see that one. >> i've got to tell you, the miley cyrus video -- >> what did nicolas cage do to deserve that. >> look at that, no. no. yes, exactly. enough of that. >> they do look a little similar. >> i'm richard lui, it's early today, bill karen here. we hope it's your first stop of the day. aft

they want to blow half a million on new artwork for the hallways. >> they just did that last week. >> do you know some of the artwork, they bought sunrise photos. over $20,000. >> happy photos. >> we need that over in the weather center. janice is jealous. agriculture department, $144,000 in the agriculture department for tone near cartridges. they spent that one day. >> then $178,000 on cubical furniture rehab? is that what we should have done to the kirby couch, scotch guard it. >> it's a 12-step program. you have to go through and spray it clean. >> speaking of the couch, anna, you have a dress on that matches it. >> i was wondering. >> floating arms and legs? >> good to put this behind me? >> let us know what you think about it? we'll be talking about it. >> we have a lot of other headlines to get to this morning as well. i do have this for you. the father of dodgers fan who was stabbed to death after a giants game in san francisco is claiming to come forward today to beg for help from anyone who might have seen what happened to his son. police released their only suspect, michael

announcer: artworks is made possible in part by the mpt new initiatives fund founded by irene and edward h. kaplan. [captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> dad-- >> martin. >> mom--how are you? >> i'm fine. >> how was the flight? >> well, a bit bumpy out of lisbon. >> all right, the car's this way. ahem. your letter didn't say--are you here on holiday? >> we need a reason? >> well, no, i mean, it's just--it's been--it's been some years since we spoke. >> really? has it been years? >> 7. >> oh. good of you to collect us. hope you didn't have to reschedule any important patient care. sore throat? lumbago? [mr. ellingham chuckles] [cows moo] >> oh, god. >> bless you, martin. my car's given up the go. so you couldn't drop us off at my place, could you? [martin sighs] >> get in. >> all right, hang on a minute. >> sorry about this. >> maureen-- >> oh, louisa, i'm sorry. my mom had to drag me out of bed this morning. i could sleep for england at the moment. >> well, if this is you tired, i can't wait to see you when you got some energy. >> i wondered if it could be my thyroid. >> yeah?

new span there. it kind of looks like a peeps of artwork out there. >> it really is. >> beautiful to look at. good morning, everybody, thank you for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> good morning, i'm marla tellez, live coverage of the bay bridge reopening. nbc bay area's bob redell is with cyclists and pedestrians getting ready to set foot on that new span. we begin with christie smith who just spoke to chp. so far, so smooth, we hope? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly what they are saying. good morning, marla. the chp just wrapped up a quick press conference here and saying overall, things went pretty smoothly for this first morning commute with the bay bridge, some people pulling over and gawking, even taking some pictures. but i wanted to show you what it looks like here at the toll plaza this morning. even at this hour, officers say traffic is a little bit heavy out here. we have seen lots of families rolling by very slowly this morning. aid chance to ask a couple of them what are you doing? and they shouted back, "we're going to see the bridge." to the bridge was the hardest part. traffic

and you can check out the 116 by 50-foot artwork on the side of the building near hayes and polk. >>> newdetails about the wildfire in yosemite. investigators first suspected an illegal pot grow may have sparked the fire. but today, they confirm there is no evidence to support that speculation. it could take months to determine what sparked the fire which has consumed more than 370 square miles. the fire is 80% contained. >> that is really good news. >>> but the sheet going to begin, paul. >> we are going to get toasty around here as the heat is going to begin. hot usually means dry, low relative humidity. please enjoy the great weather we had outside today. if you can get outside this evening, tonight, tomorrow, do it because friday that's the day when things will start getting hot. not a cloud in the sky looking live at the golden gate. if we're clear there, then chances are we're clear just about everywhere else and we are. look at these very comfortable temperatures. concord sunshine and 80. livermore sunshine 79. santa rosa you're sunny and 81. san jose didn't forget you, you're at 7

own inflatable shapes and used different artwork in the gallery, so they could see how different bodies were represented. >> lights in here. >> i think a lot of newility with the technologies we have today. i think this is an opportunity for the students to explore what they can make and create with the new technologies. i think the kid will be able to see how this could apply to my medium in art and design. >>> i'm working with kind of like a do it yourself electronics company to make the 21st century designer ease tool kit. it has the inch, fiber to, and heat. it has an i flayer in it, inflatable material, so you can create air bladders. it's going to have our french vintage thread from 1930, that has to be super-conductive. i'm really interested in making people think differently about things, with the kid that i'm creating with sparkfun or my class at moma, i feel like it's teaches people to look at materials that are already kind of existing and think will how it can change how we live our lives. >>> diana eng is reinterpreting what it means to be a fashion designer. and the doctor? he's giving thousands of physically challenged men, women a

new term. effectively it's a festival and it's a festival of 120 local sustainable vendors. they will be offering clothing, jewelry, accessories, artwork, home decor, beauty products, et cetera. it already takes place twice a year in hayes valley. so, we are proud to be welcoming this festival to the east side of the city to pier 70. as far as we know, this will be the first time that the public has been able to be in the building, 12 building. that's where we're doing it, in building 12. since she opened in 1941. so, there is probably some public in and about during the world war ii years, but not much. and certainly it's a great coups for us to do it, thank the city for helping us bring open air market to pier 70. as part of a one day event, there will be a pop up art gallery by our own building artist. there will be food and fashion trucks. there will be live music, a beer and winegard en, kid zone with craft activities by the bayview organization scrap and other interactive booths. both of our developers for city development and [speaker not understood] will be giving tours on the proposed development projects so we really hope tha

artwork and pyrotechnics. >>> the giants and arizona, and the a's, another bathroom incident! it's all coming up next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time healthy gets a dose of happy. newreek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ >>> at the box office this weekend, everything from thrillers to documentaries. "this is us" fans get a look at the group, the first british band to have their album debut. it's rated pg. in "get-away"," hawk stars, and the film stars gomez, an adult role. it's rated pg-13. they were once a couple. in the thriller "closed circuit circuit," it's two members of an accused terrorist team. the pair must keep their past at bay. it's rated r. >>> the giants and the d-backs tied to the end. in the end, the giants lose 4- 3. they go at it again tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. >> the a's get some pitching help. crisp driving in a winning score. another bathroom incident at the coliseum. rodney got locked in the bathroom yesterday. it took a while for him to get out. he was rescued by security personnel. they had to use a crowbar. remember when backed-up pipes flooded the clubhouses, not a great situation. >> no. >> but a

representation of new york city at the time when, you know, in the roaring '20s when everything was very exciting and dynamic. it's very colorful. so we're hoping to connect that artwork with the children at the school, and they'll create, you know, another major piece. >> the other goal of the art project was to get the community to become more aware of the importance of recycling. >> the messages that people could get is not only trash is trash. you can use trash to recycle and you can make brand-new things out of it. >> i will say that the thing that i really enjoyed the most was that children were teaching their parents about recycling. many parents were not recycling at home, and because of this, children told them and they are recycling now. >> there's a famous saying that "imitation is the highest form of flattery." in that case, vincent van gogh would no doubt be pleased to know that a painting he did more than 100 years ago still has the tcapacityytorcapturetso much the attention today. for "teen kids news," i'm harry. barry, time is running out. according to my calculations, 1 in 5 kids in america struggles with hunger. how can so many children face hunger,

artwork. so, in vancouver there is no active graffiti tag names, crew name used in our murals. we've come up with a fairly loose guideline which is being defined by a newraffiti programmer, program coordinator david over there. and they're coming up with some parameters so that the city can work with people that come from graffiti so that there is still some incentive for them to become artistic, to go into doing murals and other art. use their style, use that medium that they enjoy. but if they were to use active graffiti tax or names, we know from our experience of having 200 murals in vancouver it's going to attract graffiti. it's very likely going to have a negative effect on the artwork itself. so, we are building parameters around that and trying to work with the subculture, trying to work with those artists, but also understand graffiti is graffiti. our by law in vancouver states that even if you give an artist permission to put up graffiti on your wall, it has to go. they don't permit graffiti on your walls. whether that's in a mural or whether that's just a tag on your wall. so, even if it is done with permission, with consent, if somebody com

new for you and something you want to take home with you to share with other people? chuck? >> we're launching our education program in the schools. the idea of having the kids do some artwork and then turn around and tag it in their class. so, they feel what it's like to be violated. that is so powerful, i can't wait to get home and start doing it. on the other side as a carrot, i have stickers. when you give blood like i do every eight weeks, they give me a little sticker. that says, be nice to me, i gave blood today. [speaker not understood]. we need to do that for our clean-up people. so, when i take one of our felons, our misdemeanor kids and we go out and abate graffiti, at the end of the day i put a sticker on and says, be nice to me, i cleaned hayward today. your parents have to be nice to you and you tell them i said so. (applause) >> awesome, thank you. thank you. do you have another question up there? >> i do. >> okay, great. >> it's a rather hefty one. there is much more commercial tagging such as billboards, rap ads on buses, streetcars, structures built into sidewalks such as kiosks, news gras being, stand alone in ground billboards, and tagging by individuals

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new span there. it kind of looks like a peeps of artwork out there. >> it really is. >> beautiful to look at.