debut of a new exhibit that celebrates pablo picasso. it is called imagine picasso. first of its kind immersive exhibit at the san francisco skylight. joining us is the creator herself, annabelle. i know you are traveling in from france for the opening. welcome to california. reporter: thank you. bonjour. liz: what can people expect at imagine picasso? >> many thanks. i think the most important is all those paintings of pablo picasso, whipace right now around me. it is the impossible exhibition. you cannot have the same place. all those paintings from the blue period, the pink period, cubism, surrealism. it is fantastic to see all those paintings at the same time. liz: you have become a well-known internationally for your immersive exhibits. what made you come up with this idea to experience art in this immersive way? >> you know, this idea, i did not invent it. it was invented just before i was born almost in from someone from my family who was a photographer and who decided to create this image total concept, which was to spread this culture in an immersive way wit

it's called imagine picasso. it features more than 200 works. it is billed as an immersive experience. tickets online, standard price, 40 bucks. it opens on wednesday. >>> the new way to experience art, right? >> yeah. there was one recently here in san francisco. van gogh. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 3:00. cbs evening news is next. >> streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area. enjoy your afternoon. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, there are a number of big headlines as we come on the air. mike pence calls donald trump's election claims un-american, and there's that brutal winter storm that won't let up, still hitting tens of millions of americans. drivers in texas stranded for nearly 17 hours in frigid temperatures because of icy roads, freezing rain, and sleet in places like new york and boston make that evening commute dangerous. breaking news: mike pence rebukes donald trump. >> president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. >> o'donnell: tonight, the fracture in the republican party. american troops arri

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favorite art. works or echoed their essence through color or pattern painters including brock and picasso. infused sorrows, creative vision, he never copied but reinvented in his unique style. the pompidou center is one of 6, told museums in paris, showcasing the influence of art on the designer. he was picking up different kind of inspirations from the contemporary artist like, while hall or vis elmira norlisha shine, but also were there ne mathias or even phonology. we could say he had like a museum without was in his mind. this pompidou curator says the exhibition illustrates how fashion can be an artful urn or single. it's an honor for us to have a st lawrence creations alongside our permanent collection in the pompidou. and i think it's the 1st time a show has made a link between the designers work and contemporary art. esau's love affair with art is nowhere more evident than in his mondrian inspired dresses. attribute to the dutch artist, daring, playful, and more than they caused a sensation when revealed in 1965, as well as the pompey do center. paris is modern art museum, the all

more than 200 of picasso's masterpieces will be on display in imagine picasso, and exhibit.the mission district. tickets start at $39 $.99 for adults. proof of vaccination is required. the exhibit runs through march 27. a neat way to enjoy the cost of. -- the cost so. larry: tonight it is all about the february frenzy. >> this is the jeopardy national college championship. kristen: what it takes to make the show, and why the host isn't even sure if she would qualify. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. larry: tonight in prime time at 8:00, the jeopardy national college championship, followed by abbott elementary and blackish, then queens and abc

picasso. picasso, ten points, st hilda's. it was a job for about three months. had anyone known that the first run of it was going to last for 25 years, and we were talking about a job for 25 years, i think we would have all been so frightened, we could hardly have read the card. his background was rather aristocratic, and nothing ruffled his donnish charm, not even a famously disruptive team from manchester who answered every question with the name of a revolutionary leader. we pushed him pretty close to the edge, and i think somebody less genial and less polite than bamber gasgoine would have been a much more horrible person than he was that day. che guevara. karl marx. trotsky. but he behaved like a very patient teacher, with a very, very bad class, who he knew he could make more of them they realised if they would only let him. his last appearance as quizmaster was an anniversary episode. jeremy paxman replaced him when the show was relaunched on the bbc. his life after that was devoted to writing and the demands of his s

more than 200 of picasso's masterpieces will be on display in imagine picasso.is video. this is at the skylight at the armory in the mission district. tickets start at $40 for adults. you need proof of vaccination to attend. the exhibit will run through march 27. reggie: i like these. kumasi: what is the other when we went to? drew: van gogh? reggie: so good. he is only my favorite artist. i was like, monet? drew: very cool. kumasi: did i see one for freda kahlo? i cannot wait. drew: i love it. one of the better places if you are trying to feel some cooler weather, this time of the year no one is acclimated to temperatures in the 70's and 80's and most of us do not want to see this right now. this is what we are dealing with. wind gusts in our hills are part of the story because they are not crazy windy. do not have any wind advisories but they are active 15 to 25 miles an hour and when we get this wind direction this tiwe are warm in half moon bay next to those offshore winds. 54 in the city but it is much cooler in the north bay. 34 santa rosa. 42 in palo alto

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people can dive in to the art of picasso.projections take you through decades of his work from the blue period to surrealism. >> the 19th century and you can't forget that because he was so revolution i. i would say in art history he is probably one of the most important genius of artists. >> the exhibit opens today at the armory. >>> in next half hour, also streaming for you on cbs news bay area. >> the cdc director speaking out this morning. why she said it's too soon too take off the mask. >>> and a pretty messy meeting in oakland will leave so many children leaving their schools. their neighborhood schools. >>> and a courtroom showdown over a devastating north bay wildfire. how sonoma county is trying to prove pg&e's actions were criminal. >>> let's look outside from the treasure island camera looking at san francisco then nothing. still waiting for the sun to come up. we will be right back. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi

more than 200 of picasso's masterpieces will be on display in the exhibit.anizers gave us this video. it is at the skylight at the armory in the mission and tickets start at $40. proof of vaccination is required and the exhibit runs through march 27. reggie: back to the hearts situation, if you go to the building i look at the hearts, one of them is made by an eight-year-old boy, the youngest person to ever have one of the hearts on display, and i had the chance to interview him the other day and he was adorable. kumasi: really? reggie: yeah. it was really cool and they take submissions from anyone. kumasi: everybody. reggie: they get a lot of them but they have to narrow it down and they chose this. kumasi: what is his? i will go today. reggie: his is called covid circus or something like that. sorry i'm not getting it exactly right but it is him juggling all of the things that kids have been tasked to do during the past two years and how difficult it has been. kumasi: yeah. reggie: and how thankful he is to medical providers like sf general for keeping peo

imagine picasso is a first of its kind immersive exhibit.ay at the armory and runs through march 27. coming up in our 9:00 a.m. hour, we will talk live to the creator behind this project and what to expect wnmas . 33 degrees in the livermore valley. it is cold. the light east wind making it feel like it is 29. the average high is in the upper 50's, going to the mid 60's today for many east bay valley locations. we will talk about a warmer week ahead, coming up. liz: a real cliffhanger at the at&t pebble beach program. jordan speed hits a shot, steps away from a 60 foot drop to the ocean, rocks below. chris alvarez will have the ro ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it came a long way to be found by you. find more. spend less. shop now at homegoods.com. ♪ find more. spend less. [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in ♪ for skin that never holds you back. don't settle for silver. #1 for diabetic dry skin #1 for psoriasis symptom relief and #1 for eczema symptom relief. gold bond. champion your skin. liz: here is a live look at t

it can't be built again because of building regulations this property is like buying a picasso, one ofat will buy it, sees intrinsic value with something that can't be done. in los angeles we don't get the land and the view. you either get the land or the view but you don't get vote this is really an anomaly. footage is structured such a way from the mastermind architect that you're living in 30,000 square feet. the rest is the underbelly -- [inaudible] reporter: absolutely, one of a kind. there you go, charles, that is why it could go for 300 million. sounds like the up per wealthy are betting big on real estate. >> uber indeed. kelly, thank you so, so much. i bet there will be multiple bidders for the house. iron rick to see that, record low, numbers of americans say it is now a good time to buy a house. big money in luxury, all the rage, right? not just in america but around the world. i've seen it first-hand. the question though, how much longer can we keep the divide going? americans, still seven out of 10 people living paycheck to paycheck. we know there is a lot of money out the

. >> tonight, we have a preview of imagine >> reporter: knowledge picasso, the exhibit drops you in the dream scape. allowing you to see pieces that expand over the globe. >> it is impossible exhibition that we did. you can not have it at the same place: all of the paintings all over the world. >> reporter: massive projections take you through decades of his work through the blue period to surrealism and the endorsement of his grandson. >> my grandfather, i know how much he was curious and i amsure if he was alive today he would be very happy to work with this team on this project. >> in french we would say that the exhibition is. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: they say they want to attract people from all backgrounds to experience art in a way that might appeal to an evergrowing digital world. >> it is really an experience. you are not in a museum. you are in an experience. i mean you will be inside the paintings. >> reporter: the exhibit opens tomorrow at the skylight at the armory in the mission district. it runs for a limited time and you can buy tickets on line. kpix5.

the all say picasso and wire cell museums are all part of the exhibition. but the most prestigious is the move with some of some roles, most luxurious, an intricate designs reveal his passion for ornamental art and all things. gold should boscus a lot of absolute poorly. i think the absolute dream for him would have been to be exhibited for his designs to interact with the sources of inspiration. it's a dream he never imagined would actually happen. ah, sell a home revolutionized women's fashion. he gave women beauty, but also power. he challenged ideals and upset stereotypes. 60 years after his 1st fashion show and more than a decade after his death, dozens of sun, wrong garments, and $300.00 designs will be on show an enticing tribute to one of the world's most revered designers. natasha butler. i'll just 0 paris. that's a per mealer and taylor for this news up. i'll be here to member with another 4 runner police news. thanks very much watching. ah ah, along with our diets define who we are. but who are way, if we don't know what we're eating in a disturb

favorite out works or echoed their essence through color or pattern painters including brock and picasso, infused st. rawls, creative vision, he never copied, but reinvented in his unique style. the pompidou center is one of 6, told museums in paris, showcasing the influence of art on the designer. he was picking up different kinds of reasons, gracious from the contemporary artist like, while holl or vessel man norlisha shine, but little more their ne mathias or even phonology, who could say he had like a museum without was in his mind. this pompidou curator says the exhibition in a straight how fashion can be an artful, earn single. it's an honor for us to have a st lawrence creations alongside our permanent collection in the positive. and i think it's the 1st time a show has made a link between the designers work and contemporary art. esau's love affair with art is nowhere more evident than in his mondrian inspired dresses. attribute to the dutch artist, daring, playful and modern. they cause a sensation when revealed in 1965, as well as the pompey do center. paris is modern art museum

february 9, severance is good residents and visitors can dive into the work of legendary artist pablo picassoerience a new modern perspective on his extort work. >> an artist of the 19th century, and you can't forget that, because it was so revolutionary. i would say that in art history, he is probably one of the most important geniuses of art history. >> the exhibit will open tomorrow at the armory. it will be on display for it back weeks, just in case your life wasn't feeling disjointed enough from the pandemic. >> it is spectacu r. if you ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, as we come on the air we're following a number of major headlines. the government prepares 10 million mini-doses for kids under the age of five. when your children's dose might arrive at the doctor's office or pharmacy. as pandemic fatigue sets in, the chaos at school board meetings over masks, like this one in illinois. and in hospitals, healthcare workers who not only have to fight covid but are now facing aggressive and sometimes abusive patients and families. truckers shut down vital bridg

careless artist to it and you hope to get back at the sun to pompey to the influence about us like pablo picasso and fred allajay on saint hall's work is evident. his mondrey, andreas wrote freshen, history in this dress, comes from the famous 1965 collection, which really launched at fashion house. what's not so well known is that the collection men mostly launch works known in france, and he saw no harm was quite modest towards artists. he said he honored art, it was inspired by them, but didn't copy them mortally. all really inspired him. at the parasol, go to the shows and january 2022. fashion designers influences and journalists all agree that you say local was more deserving of this unique approach. anyone working in fashion is inspired by usa law because it's an amazing example of someone who is responsible for a lot of renewal of fashion, designer, my anything. it's one of my favorite labels and inspires me every time a fashion industry icon. also, it was a genius, he was a pioneer. he, you know, came up with silhouettes that never been seen before. he was to 1st with a lot of things an

an iconic tapestry by pablo picasso has been returned to the un — one year after it vanished without of guh—nuh—ka by german and italian forces during the spanish civil war, had been on display outside the un security council chambers since the 1980's. an old german motorway bridge has been blown up in a controlled detonation. dozens of spectators cheered as demolition crews destroyed the rinsdorf viaduct on germany's a45 autobahn. the collapse was orchestrated so the debris would land safely and cause no damage to the replacement bridge located right next to it. you have been watching newsday on the bbc — before we go let m bring you some news from china: four million residents of a city in the south—west have been put into lockdown because of a covid outbreak. local media say almost a hundred cases were detected in the city of baise on sunday during mass testing. there are reports that the area is now being sealed off. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. a quieter end to the night to come, wintry showers easing away, as are the winds. we are having a little

picasso. picasso, ten points, st hilda's.l been so frightened we could hardly have read the card. let's go straight into the game, here's the first starter for ten. a big one coming up, here's your starter for ten. before each programme, he'd go through the questions, learning just enough to give the impression of being all knowing. i didn't want to let them down by revealing gross ignorance. dear sir, your astonishment�*s odd. i am always about in the quod. he was also rather posh. yours faithfully, god. his family tree had more than a smattering of generals, politicians and aristocrats. and the show had a certain oxbridge heartiness to it, punctured only by manchester's moment of student rebellion, answering questions with the names of revolutionary leaders. che guevara. karl marx. trotsky. starterfor ten, fingers on the buzzers. who is the richest person in the world? and then there was also the famous parody. now, i'll have to hurry you, i have to hurry you. who is the richest person in the world? footlights, snot? it's..

an iconic tapestry by pablo picasso has been returned to the un — one year after it vanished withouttown of guernica by german and italian forces during the spanish civil war, had been on display outside the un security council chambers since the 1980s. its owners, the rockerfellerfamily, have since explained that it was undergoing preservation work. now it's time for a look at the weather, with alinejenkins. hello. after a weekend where we've seen heavy rain, strong winds and snow, tonight is looking quieter. most of the showers will fade, including the snow showers which have been affecting scotland and parts of northern england. the winds will ease too. under clear skies, we'll see a widespread frost and a risk of ice, especially across scotland. but for more western areas, we'll see more cloud building, so here we'll escape a frost. elsewhere, temperatures at or below freezing. so it's a cold start to the new week, but it doesn't last long. this is a warm front approaching from the atlantic. as its name suggests, it's going to push some milder air gradually eastwards through mond

an iconic tapestry by pablo picasso has been returned to the un, one year after it vanished without explanation italian forces during the spanish civil war, had been on display outside the un security council chambers since the 1980's. an old german motorway bridge has been blown up in a controlled detonation. dozens of spectators cheered as demolition crews destroyed the rinsdorf viaduct on germany's a45 autobahn. the collapse was orchestrated so the debris would land safely and cause no damage to the replacement bridge located right next to it. you have been watching newsday. reminder of the main new story. the legendary indian singer lata mangeshkar has been cremated in monday with full honours. the funeral was attended by the prime minister. thank you forjoining us. stay with bbc news. hello there. a quieter end to the night to come, though wintry showers are easing away, as are the winds, which have been a feature of the weather throughout the weekend. and that's because we're having a little ridge of high pressure building in. so not only are the winds easing but, as the showers die down,

picasso. picasso, ten points, st hilda's., and nothing ruffled his donnish charm, not even a famously disruptive team from manchester who answered every question with the name of a revolutionary leader. we pushed him pretty close to the edge, and i think somebody less genial and less polite than bamber gasgoine would have been a much more horrible person than he was that day. che guevara. karl marx. but he behaved like a very patient teacher, with a very, very bad class, who he knew he could make more of them they realised if they would only let him. his last appearance as quizmaster was an anniversary episode. jeremy paxman replaced him when the show was relaunched on the bbc. his life after that was devoted to writing and the demands of his surrey estate, but starters for ten... ..fingers on the buzzer, his place in history is behind the desk of one of tv�*s most challenging quizzes. bamber gascoigne, who has died at the age of 87. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. we had some sparkling sunsh

picasso's iconic �*guernica' tapestry has been rehung at the un — a year after its mysterious dissappearanceun security council chambers since the 1980's before being removed last year — apparently without explanation. the tapestry is owned by the rockerfeller family — who have since explained it was merely undergoing preservation work. and finally — a festival of lights is brightening up the dark nordic winter in the danish capital. the majority of the light works are placed along the quay and on the bicycle bridges of copenhagen. following the repeal of covid—19 restrictions, organisers hope to welcome more visitors than last year, when more than half a million people visited over a three—week period. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam hello. the weather will feel quite colder today compared with yesterday and it has been cold enough for some snow. this is the highlands of scotland and not too far away in inverness we have also had a bit of snow giving icy conditions this morning. the weather will be brightening up today, sunshine and

picasso's iconic �*guernica' tapestry has been rehung at the un a year after its mysterious dissappearancerity council chambers since the 1980's before being removed last year. the tapestry is owned by the rockerfeller family — who have since explained it was merely undergoing preservation work. that's it from me, you are watching bbc news. goodbye. hello again. the weather is going to feel quite a lot colder today compared with yesterday and it's been cold enough for some snow. this is how it started the day in the highlands of scotland, to covering here. i'm not too far away from there in inverness, we have also had a little bit of snow giving some icy conditions first thing this morning. for many, the weather will be brightening up today, sunshine and showers but with cold, gusty north—westerly winds. the satellite picture shows the shower cloud streaming and across the north of the uk. we have had thick cloud across england and wales bringing widespread outbreaks of rain this morning, but this zone of rain is going to be clearing its way eastwards and so the weather will continue to im

picasso's iconic �*guernica' tapestry has been rehung at the un — a year after its mysterious dissappearancebefore being removed last year — apparently without explanation. the tapestry is owned by the rockerfeller family, who have since explained it was merely undergoing preservation work. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins the rest of sunday is essentially some sunshine and showers, but across the northern half of the uk for scotland, northern ireland and northern england it means further snow showers and gusty winds and we could see blizzards and further share of any showers will be rain blowing through quickly and we might see a bit of patchy rain returning to the far south—west of england and across the southern half of the uk we saw the highest temperatures this morning, falling away through the afternoon looking at between four and nine celsius typically is a top temperature. 0vernight the winds will ease and for many it becomes cold and clear with a risk of frost and ice and away from western areas is more cloud bushes in from the west so away from northern ir

. >>> a new art exhibit will take viewers into the art of pablo picasso.he exhibit features more than 200 works and is billed as an immersive experience. tickets are on sale online. the exhibit will be held on wednesday. >>> it is time for a look at the top stories. a man is that after a shooting at 880 near the broadway offramp in oakland. the man died at the scene and all lanes of the freeway were shut down for four hours. >>> in milpitas police are trying to figure out why a man allegedly killed his neighbor. the 34-year-old confessed to the crime and police found the victims body buried behind his home. >>> a man is back in court for his alleged role in defrauding patients with blood testing equipment. the founder was convicted on four counts last month. >>> that is a look at over casey south bay this morning. that is away today is going to go. it is going to be a hazy day today but temperatures in the mid-to upper 60s. air-quality will be moderate. in your seven day forecast, quite the warm up coming our way. san jose from the midst 60 today to the mi

the exclusive view of a new exhibit that celebrates the life and work of pablo picasso is happening incisco. it's the first of its kind immersive exhibit. it opens this wednesday and it runs through march 27. coming up, we will talk live to the creator behind the project and what to expect when it makes its debut. we have a really beautiful sunrise again. lisa: that comes up at 7:08. temperatures will be in the 60's today. we he me aftittie a beacda we will talk about it next. liz: a real cliffhanger at the pebble beach program. jordan speed hits a shot shot so the rocks below. we will have the moving day highlights coming up in sports. highlights coming up in sports. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use

the city's sky light of the armory people can five in to the art of picasso. they are will look at a new modern perspective of the artist's historic work. >> it's an artist of the 19th century. i think you can't forget that because it was so new i would say that in art history he is probably one of the most important genius of artist. >> exhibit opens today at the armory and will be on different play for eight weeks. >>> the still ahead, a chance to make your family's disney photographs a part of the history. the new project being launched at the smithsonian. >>> we are [ticking clock] stressed out? time to refresh your rhythm with trident. ♪ ♪ trident gum. the fresh chew to refresh your rhythm. a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier for you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. new nature's bounty jelly beans. live bountifully. >>> it's 5:25. time for your lunchtime forecast and it looks great. plenty of sunshine into the 60s by noon to 2:00 p.m. the coast, th

do you mind if i ask what this means to you to use that part of the painting by picasso?ain for the first time and i was just, like-- it was the one piece of a very dark painting that felt like just keep that light on, you know. yeah, it's sweet. and it's so embarrassing when people ask about your tattoos-- you're like, well... because that's cheesy. i mean, if you're going to put something on your body like, you know. i have like, ridiculously bad tattoos so i'm glad you ask about the one good one i have. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it caught my eye. kristen, it was lovely to see you. >> same. >> stephen: thank you so much. congratulations on your engagement. ( cheers and applause ) just go do it. >> yeah, just do it! >> stephen: "spencer" is now available on demand. kristen stewart, everybody. we'll be right back with star of "queer eye," jonathan van ness. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) if i go to sleep right now, i can get more.... four hours. that's not good. what is time? time. time is just a construct. construct. construction. there is a crack. oh god are yo

debut of a new exhibit that celebrates the life and work of pablo picasso's opening in san francisco. this wednesday at the armory and runs through march 27. we are going to talk live to the creator behind the project and what to expect when it makes its debut here. let's get a check outside. lisa: it's beautiful, upper elevations a north wind at 40 miles per hour. you can see the camera shaking right here. relative humidity is just about 28%. santa rosa. you get the idea, it's a cold start. livermore is just 33 degrees. temperatures are much cooler than yesterday at this ho we are going to warm up today. we could enjoy temperatures in the 60's here. we have plenty of sun today with a warm up beginning today. we have upper 60's to near 70 in santa rosa. the seven-day forecast has record warmth midweek. liz: this week is next. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> stunning rebuke. >> president trump was wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. >> mike pence breaks with donald trump as the gop censures two of their own for investigating januar

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