. >> reporter: pablo picasso was one of history's most well-known artist.ut the barnes foundation takes a look into his legendary works of art. it's called picasso the great war, experimentation and great change examines his work around the time of world war i. >>> he works this a fragmented form and all of a sudden he work florida a classical mode where forms are readable and elegant. >> reporter: the exhibit features 50 works created from 1912 to 1924. they show how the artist was experimenting and fluctuating between styles. >>> picasso never addresses the war as a subject in his art. you never see soldiers or violence. >> reporter: pieces include oil paintings water colors and photographs and ballet costumes he designed. >>> they give you a sense of how radical his cubism was. >> reporter: the exhibit showcases some of his more daring classical pieces like seated woman and woman in white. >>> he creates elegant female bodies that are at the same time lumbering and almost grotesque with paw-like hands. he is an artist that you can't put into a box. >> re

. >>> the barnes foundation has a new exhibition that explores picasso's greatest works.ers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: pablo picasso was one of history's most well-known artist. but the barnes foundation takes a look into his legendary works of art. it's called picasso the great war and examines his work around the time of world war i. >>> he is working on his distorted fragmented form, all of a all of a sudden he works in a classic mode where forms become very readable and elegant. >> reporter: the exhibit features 50 works created from 1912 to 1924 and they show how the artist was experimenting and fluctuating between styles. >>> he never dresses the war as a subject in his alter, you never see depictions of soldiers or violence. >> reporter: pieces include oil paintings and water colors and photographs anne ballet costumes also he designed. >>> people thought the costumes were crazy, but they give you a sense how radical his cubism was. >> reporter: the exhibit showcases his daring classical pieces like seated woman and woman in white. >>> he creates these v

picasso the great war. experimentation and exchange. artist's work around world war i. >>> he looking at a fragmented form and he works in a in a classical mode where forms become readable and elegant. >> reporter: the exhibit features 50 works from 1912 to 1924. it shows how the artist was experimenting and fluctuating between styles. >>> he never addresses the war of subject in his art, so you never see depictions of soldiers or violence. >> reporter: pieces include oil paintings and water colors and photographs and ballet costumes that he designed. >>> people thought the costumes were totally crazy. they give you a sense of how radical his cubism was. >> reporter: it shows cases his daring classical pieces like seated woman and woman in white. >>> he creates they say elegant fee albodies that are same time -- female bodies that are bummerring and grotesque. he is an artist you can't put into a box. >> reporter: picasso is on display until may 9. go to arts in philly.org or visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for other area events. for

one dog is channeling his inner picasso in new york, and get this, collectors are paying hundreds for his work. dagger is a long island service dog taken up painting. he picks his colors from a palate of paints, and then the only help he needs is turning the canvas. dagger's masterpieces are fetching big bucks. right now they sell for 200 dollars. all of the proceeds go to the place that dagger you can get 10 weather updates on the road - with our weather updates on 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. still ahead, seeing a high speed car chase is always surprising, but this one's even more unusual. who cops found behind the wheel when the chase was finally over. and a certain car safety that was only available in i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe... we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. real ingredients. unbelievable taste. built in safety technology that used to be

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. >> he is picasso there. >> after i held up the little front in the tease there, monica said, yeah, back in the days when you used to draw maps and it inspired me. dew like to do this every now and then. these are not the right colors and everything but i don't know if you can see this. >> marker and everything. >> so that is the low up there to the north and you have the cold front attending that. i don't know if we can zoom in there or not. computer graphics. >> that is really old school. >> those are the isobars there. you see how tightly packed they are. >> that means lots of wind. >> exactly. >> you taught me something, greg. >> oh, gosh. and something valuable for a change. most of the stuff i've taught but anyway, let us move on here and take a look at the gardens. we are getting close to that time of year when a lot of people are going to be visiting the gardens an enjoying all the butte butty there. so sort of a preview there. the temperature is 07,000. -- all of beauty there. there has been a quite noticeable breeze during the course of the afternoon. can you see that veri

y el dÍa que pintÓ "el guernica" la obra mÁxima de pablo picasso.Ólo una vez por dÍa, puedo tomar champÁn sÓlo una vez por semana, y en copas del vino rosado, la crueldad es que me han dado caviar sin galleta, ¿quÉ es eso?, la gente si sabe hacer daÑo, siga usted seÑorita, imagÍnese, usted seÑor, hace varias semanas pedÍ una palita y un cubo para jugar en la arena y no me han traÍdo nada todavÍa, eso no se hace, me gusta construir castillos de arena y ni siquiera me dejan hablar por telÉfono con sean penn, mi con mi reina allÁ en el distrito federal, de ahÍ de donde sacaron las baterÍas a los controles, cuando estoy durmiendo no me dejan dormir porque esa gente me tortura, poniÉndome canciones de arjona, y a mÍ no me gusta ese seÑor, yo me estoy molestando, y de verdad aquÍ no me conocen cuando yo estoy molesto, yo lo he dicho, no soy un hombre violento, ni que ande buscando problemas por ahÍ, ni violencia siempre ha sido pacÍfica, y el que diga lo contrario lo mando para el otro mundo. miles de veces he pedido que me dejen salir a respirar aire pur

>> a new york dog is channeling his picasso. >> a three-year-old lab gold especially mix and a service dog dropout and he selects his colors from nontoxic paints and with the brush attached to the roll his owner rotates the canvas from side to side. work sell for $50 and now he has pieces priced for $200 and all the proceeds go to canine common pannians for independence. good cause there. $200 a pop. crank out a few in a day. >> makes me want to see what i can do. >> i'm sure you could ham that [laughter] -- handle that [laughter] >> i will not quit my day job. still to come here on first at 4:00 we told you about the south carolina officer shot and killed and the family he left behind. >> now another widow of an officer uses her pain to give back. how she is reaching out coming up next. >> and talking about milder temperatures today we have added on 10 yesterday and 10 temperatures get >> first at 4:00, the wife of a fallen police officer is turning her own tragedy into support for the family of officer allen jacobs in greenville, south carolina. jacobs gunned down last week. a celebr

. >> maureen: a new york dog is channeling his inner picasso and collectors are paying hundred for his work. dagger is a 3-year-old lab and golden mix. he selects his colors from a uses the paint brush attached to a paper towel. early works sell for $50 and dagger's now commissioned pieces are priced at about $200 as he makes a name for himself in the art world. i read that as seriously as i could. >> maureen: still to come on "primetime" a woman talks to us as the person accused of killing her sister and two others could face the death penalty. that's ahead. right now, here is what you and watching wbtv tonight. >> maureen: a man accused of a triple murder five years ago this month could be put to death. edward hewitt went before a judge today and instead of taking a deal for second-degree murder he maintained his innocence and will instead go on trial for first degree murder with the death penalty on the table. steve was in court and he spoke with the sister of one of hewitt's alleged victims. >> reporter: 37-year-old everett hewitt is accused of three counts of first degree murder.

. >> call him the picasso pooch or doggy's, the high price this puppy's artwork is now fetching. >> fetching, stop it. what's the most awarded ranking from top to bottom. luxury cars just seem like they would be top awarded. there better be some awards behind what you are paying for, right. the final answer. chevy. the most awarded car company two years in a row. wow, it's like a luxury car. i was shocked. i mean it's like, this is chevy? current qualified gm lessees can get a sign and drive lease on this chevy cruze limited for around $179 per month. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> teenager makes a big impression during a job interview. >> just sitting down with a job interview at pop popeye's in new orleans, and it broke into chaos, cashier started screaming she was just robbed. >> washington also defensive lineman, big guy, high school football team, he held that robber in a arm lock until police arrived. >> only i remember putting his hands behind his back, that's all. i wasn't scared or nervous or nothing. i just got up and did it. >> okay. he got up and did it all right.

ignored prohibition to the discovery of african tribal art in former german colonies which caused picasso to change the faces of his painting -- [inaudible] into cubist masks to a smash broadway show could "shuffle along," a fast-paced show with a hit dance called the charleston. to a whole new group of black points and novelists including cora's third son, frank horne. known as the family intellectual, frank horne became a prize-winning poet and young second tier member of harlem renaissance. in typical black middle class family, he also had a day job. like his uncle, he was a practicing harlem ophthalmologist. in the mid 1920s, frank went south for the first time to become dean and first black acting president of an industrial college in georgia that could have been the model for the college in ralph ellison's "invisible man." frank wrote home about his new southern experience. i'm initiated into the negro race. from now on i'm the interrer of side doors and back doors and sometimes no door at all. meanwhile, cora horne's southern cousin and her daughters married to prosperous husbands

. >> one dog is challenging picasso and hundreds are selling hundreds for his work. dagger, a 3-year-old lab golden mix has taken up painting. he selects his colors. with a pain hat attached to a paper towel, and every stroke of dag. >> and dagger, you want to paint? his tail wagged even more. took an ease el and put it on the floor. big bucks for k-9 cases. he he makes his name in the artwork. all proceeds could go to k-9 patterns. he started his life as a service dog but he dropped out to be a painter. >> it's a great cause. >> glad it's going to charity. >> they are humiliating by putting that silly brillee. >> you want to be a painter. >> she asked if he wanted to wear a beret. >> a look what's ahead? >> something very exciting. vice president joe biden, to raise money, and robben braun, exclusively. at 6:00, his reactions to the bombings in brussels. william started for the beating death. weeks before she died. how did a teenager with a bright future hooked up with a 34-year-old man? that's one of the questions debra dixon will ask her mother? >>> we have graphic video, physically s

. >>> one dog is channeling his inner picasso in new york. collectors are paying hundreds. dagger is a long island service dog dropout who was taken up into. scholars from paint palettes and the only help he needs is someone turning the campus. the right now they sell for $200. the great thing is that the proceeds go to the place that dagger came from. >> that is amazing. it all goes back to the folks getting service dogs. >>> let's go to road warrior hilary zalla as we head into the 6:00 our. >> we're seeing accidents and delays. let's look in pinellas county. 19 at roosevelt. it doesn't look like it is blocking a lane but you will see police on scene so make sure you are being slow passing that. in manatee county, i 75 at university parkway, an accident. eastbound lanes of university at the i 75 ramp. if you are headed this way there is a lane blocked and we're seeing some slower moving traffic on university approaching the interchange. make sure you are giving yourself extra time if you are heading out the door. >>> let's check out the morning rush hour. it hasn't starte

do you know the difference between rob portman and the picasso? everything in a skewed, worked, and distorted manner. the other one is a painting. [laughter] [applause] mr. strickland: like so many ohioans, and grew up -- i grew up in a working-class family. when people have a decent job, that provides for the family, the system works the american dream -- works, and the american dream lives. my agenda is to work for working people, who struggle to pay their bills. people worry that retiring is a luxury they can never afford, which is why i will fight for the middle-class tax cut, fair overtime pay, a minimum wage equal pay forthat equal work is accessible to women. and that women can exercise control over their own bodies. [applause] i will expand held grants and make higher education affordable. i will fight to reform the criminal justice system, and i will be ever aware that throughout ohio, and america, black lives do matter. [applause] mr. strickland: i propose a union to bargain for higher ises, and what i will not do shirk my constitutional

. >> i was reading, if you like picasso, you like fine wine, go watch golden state play basketball gamehis season. they're changing the three-point shot line because of this one player. >> is that basket 10 points? >> he is like the new michael jordan. who likes kangaroos? me. okay. a baby kangaroo, this poor little thing was orphaned by his mom. he found a new home. very sweet. officer scott mason, a form he paramedic, found this baby kangaroo in the path of its dead mother and decided to adopt it even though his wife had just given birth to a little baby. now his wife has a baby and he has a baby. they can be weenld by the age of 18 months. that's in australia. >> i wouldn't if he will carry it around. isn't that very sweet? >> that's it for us. >>> desperate time for republicans trying to slow down the express. make or break times. this is "special report." >>> welcome to washington. the three men still challenging donald trump for the republican presidential nomination get one final nationally televised opportunity to personally make their case. that's someone other than the billion

coming up for someone is like taking their car away it is a very personal issue picassos over $50 to do a very bad. >> they won't make a decision in april changes are not likely to go into effect until august or september. >> and that yes us department of agriculture the community will receive $400,000 for new water back in january of presidents for one not to drink about water after a higher levels were found in the home the right place at the right timeme here and two others is to since the fire fighter lots of no attention or credit they check them out and they are okay. it is 7:35 a.m. >> , and teenager spring into action to protect a the customer teenagerba made an impression all she wanted was a doll he decided to pay for that all caps off he does not want to be recognized for what he did instead he wants to be wanted to be pointed out that other law enforcement officers across the country do every daycee he is a regular per console. we will let you know how much is paintings are worth quite a bit above average. storm fox the current number is 46 here at the lakefront the wind

. >> and the picasso of pooches. meet the painting dog whose work is selling for hundreds of dollars. nice grip on that paint brush. >> the beret. we will see that at 6:00 p.m. tonight. >>> health news tonight, more and more doctors treating chronic health problems are prescribing exercise instead of medicine. cbs 2's dr. max gomez shows us how it is being done. >> reporter: when she writes prescriptions the next stop is not the pharmacy, it is the gym. doctors treating chronic medical problems are prescribing exercise for a >> so primary diabetes. hypertension. obesity. we -- obesity and mood disorders. >> reporter: patients are more like 3 comply when the prescription comes with affordable gym access. >> the doctor is writing a prescription. the next piece is providing a solution and providing a place where the prescription is being filled. >> reporter: some health centers are partnering with exercise facilities to build community fitness centers. patients with prescriptions get free membership for three months. >>

. >> one dog is channeling his inner picasso and now the dog is paying out hundreds for his work. meet dagger the dog, complete with the brush and the beret. he is a 3-year-old lab who originally planned to be a helper dog for people with disabilities. it turns out he is afraid of stairs. you know what, you fall down, you get back up. now he has discovered he has a love of painting. >> i said, do you want to paint? his tail started to wag. >> he was so excited to see the brush stroke on that canvas. it was almost as if his whole world has opened up. >> wow. >> these things aren't cheap either. his earlier work goes to $50. he has commissioned work for $200. the proceeds go to animal related charities. >> he looks great in a beret. >> i wish my dog had talent could paint pictures for hundreds of dollars. literally sits on the couch all day. at least it is the go getter. dog vinci, i like it. heading out walking the dog, maybe a sweater. i had a sweater and jacket on yesterday. >> it was cold and it was colder this morning. we are talking about frost advisories in place. waking up t

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by the way, do you know the difference between rob portman and a picasso? let me tell you. one depicts everything in a skewed, warped and distorted manner and the other one is to painting. [laughter] like so many ohioans, i grew up in a working-class family. hard work and struggle were part of our lives. when people have a decent job that provides for the family, the system works. people have hope in the american dream lives. that is why my agenda in the senate is to work for working people. people who punch the clock, people who struggle to pay their bills. people trained to pay for college, people worried that retirement is a luxury they can never, ever afford. so that is why i am going to fight for a middle-class tax cut. i will stand up for fair overtime pay, make sure women receive equal pay for equal work and that women can exercise control over their own bodies. [cheers and applause] and i will fight to expand pell grants and make higher education affordable and i will fight to reform the criminal justice system and be ever aware that throughout ohio and america blac

we have a custody battle over a picasso piece heating up.t's daughter allegedly sold the bust twice, first to a family for $46 million. then to high-powered art dealer for $106 million. >> quite a big price. >>> it seems national happy pi day. march 14, 3/14, of course is the ratio, circumference to diameter. 3/14 is also einstein's birthday. >> pi day -- i was thinking of the edible type. >>> coming up, why ecb may have ended talk about negative rates it doesn't mean that other forms of alchemy by central banks are dead in the water. we'll discuss that, still to come. it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. >>> welco

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picasso's oil painting recently sold for 10 million euros less than it did in 2013. the art market obviously still suffering. >> bubble bursting? is that too extreme? >>> for the first time a law school will stand trial for inflating employment data. former top tier student anna alaburda is suing and will testify against thomas jefferson school of law. she graduated top in her class back in 2008 and has yet to find a full-time job as a lawyer. 15 similar suits have been filed against law schools for counting part anymore and waitressing jobs and employment numbers. but only one besides anna alaburda is still active. >>> apple users were targeted in the first known ransom wear campaign. the software encrypts data and then asks users to pay a ransom. this is the first functioning ran so ransome ware on a mac. >> much more about that in my must read of the morning. >>> did you see this? fights breaking out across the u.s. over the new air jordan sneakers. foot lockers in wisconsin, nebraska and minnesota had to shut down because of rowdy crowds. one fight spilled into a

lived, i think we would havee great bodies and periods of work that we -- you get with matisse and picasso singularhey did in mid career and it fills me with pain to know that we never got to see that from jackson pollock. >> cowan: still to come, meghan trainor's timeless message. i didn't want to go to school. >> cowan: later -- f14 tom cat one of the most difficult machines for a pilot to master. >> cowan: we get the news >> cowan: introducing meghan trainor, whose hit snook all about that bass" has become anf self acceptance for countless numbers of young women. tracy smith caught up with her back stage. >> how areou do anything before you -- >> nope. i just pretend i'm not nervous and i fake it until i make it.s ago, meghan trainor was just another face in the crowd here at cape cod's nauset regional high school.eason to cancel class. >> what do you say we get up on our feet give rousing cheer to thehe stage. [ cheering and applause ]. had the kind of success that her age can only dream. in less than two years she's gone from virtual unknown toop star with a series of catchy, retro--s

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it was as good as your favorite piece of pizza, the best glass of wine, picasso, keith and mic >> brownfused hip-hop and jazz-- and along with "midnight marauders," influenced a generation of rappers and producers. phife dawg died of complications with diabetes. he was 45 years old. >> woodruff: and, later this evening on "washington week," gwen ifill and her panelists will have more analysis and insight into the week's big news. gwen? >> ifill: thanks, judy. we'll pick up where you left off, providing reporting and analysis on the european terror crisis; the president's history- making trip to cuba; and this completely unpredictable and consequential presidential campaign, with reporters from the "new york times," the "daily beast," npr and the "washington post." that's tonight, on "washington week." judy? >> woodruff: thanks, gwen. and alison stewart has a preview of what's coming up on tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour weekend. on the next pbs newshour "weekend," workers and businesses struggle to strike a balance between wages and tips. >> sundays, the tips are amazing. but then th

my little 7-year-old picasso dreams were crushed, but i gathered myself, went off in search of a new dream, eventually settling on being a scientist, but i could never quite let go of that dream of being an artist. i have always loved math, science, and, later, code. i love programming so much, i studied computer science in college. in my junior year, my computer graphics professor showed us these wonderful short films. it was the first computer animation any of us had ever seen. as i watched those films, i fell in love, i was transfixed. "that is what i want to do with my life." the idea that all the math, science, and code i had been learning could come together to create these worlds, characters, and stories that i connected with was pure magic for me. just two years later, i started working at the place that made those films, pixar animation studios. it was here i learned about the process of making the films. to create the films, we build a 3-dimensional world inside the computer, so we start with a line that makes a face that makes a character or a tree and rocks that eventuall

they were a continuing theme of one of the most famous artists of our time: pablo picasso. drawings and paintings from the early 1900s captured the lives of such performers, both onstage and off, and his images are still reflected by live circus performances in paris today. ( circus music ) ( applause )

once there, you can enjoy live afro cuban inspired music and picasso inspired crafts. can get into even more museums for free this weekend. for the full list go to our web site 6abc.com. >> red box will send you a code for a free dvd ventail. all you have to do is text word march as in the month to 727272. and if you're like most of us, you use the weekend to get a little laundry done. perhaps a lot of laundry. stop by k-mart first. big box store is offering a free 75-ounce bottle of extra laundry detergent. download the k-mart app on your smartphone scroll down to the friday fix section. >> finally at 4:00 high school students dance the day away at central bucks east high schoo school. >> ♪ >>> they are holding their first ever mini on that. students are raising money and thon. they're raising money for pediatric cancer. this mini thon is modeled after penn state's university's dance marathon supporting the same cause four diamonds. >> great event. so glad to see it spreading. >> good way to do it. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 for the entire "action ne

would have seen some of the great bodies and periods of work that we -- you get with matisse and picasso singular periods that they did in mid career and it fills me with pain to know that we never got to see that from jackson pollock. >> cowan: still to come, meghan trainor's timeless message. >> i get messages all the time, i hated myself. i didn't want to go to school. >> cowan: later -- >> the f14 tom cat one of the most difficult machines for a pilot to master. >> cowan: we get the news hey how' s it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren' t they and wifi pro, they could be. to your wifi pro splash page and you' where their eyes are already - on their devices. it' it can help grow your business. you don' p introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. >> cowan: introducing meghan trainor, whose hit snook all about that bass" has become an an then of self acceptance for countless numbers of young women. tracy smith caught up with her back stage. do you do anything before you -- >> nope. i just pretend i'm not