julia, after all, pablo, picasso, or pablo picasso, which is correct?is correct to pronounce the name picasso, and he became picasso when he came to france, i think it is known that in french the stress falls on the last syllable, that’s why it is so the last name was frenchized, so to speak, and became picasso. yes. well, if you go in the french manner and you have to get to the end, then it would be pablo picasso, well, there are vicissitudes of the language, but it’s not a mistake if someone says, well, pika is now used both ways. that is well, somehow no comments are made, it seems to me that the same story is with chaim sutun, our fellow countryman, a belarusian artist, who moved to paris and became essence there, that is, he is still essence, although he is essence, but for the french, why are we talking about pavlo picasso today, i will choose this particular form for myself with your permission , he is often called the man who changed art, why is that, well, he is really a brilliant artist of the early 20th century, although to say that it was h

pablo picasso. they say that the first word that little picasso uttered was pencil; he painted his first painting at the age of 9. on october 27, 1782 , another genius was born, the italian virtuoso violinist and composer nicola poganini. when young nikola's father brought him to the then famous violinist alesandra roll, he heard the child play and said that he could not teach him anything, because he already knew how to do everything. every year, october 20 is celebrated as international animation day. it was on this day, in 1892 in 2010, the artist and inventor emilie raynaud demonstrated to the parisian public luminous pantamas moving on a screen . and we will continue to introduce you to significant events in our traditional date of the week section. october 1991, the founding day of the marc chagall museum in vitevsk, the museum consists of two branches, a house museum and an art center of marc chagall. the first was opened in a historical building built by the master's father in 1900. the futu

on october 25, 1881 , the artist whose name has long become a household name, pablo picasso, was born. they say that the first word that little picasso uttered was pencil; he painted his first painting at the age of 9. on october 27, 1782, another genius was born, an italian violinist... virtuoso , composer nicola poganini, when the father of young nicola brought him to the then famous violinist alesandra roll, who, having heard the child play, said that he could not do anything teach, because he already knows how to do everything, every year on october 20, international animation day is celebrated, it was on this day , in 1892, that the artist and inventor emilly raino demonstrated to the parisian public glowing antlers, moving images on the screen, and we will continue to introduce you to significant events in our traditional heading of dates of the week. october 23, 1991, the founding day of the marc chagall museum in vitevsk, the museum consists of two branches, a house museum and an art center of marc chagall. the first one was opened... in a historical building built by the mast

i've heard quite a lot picasso the last lot about picasso over the last year hannah lot about picassolot about picasso over the last year did something hannah lot about picasso over the last year did something han|how gadsby did something about how offensive was her offensive picasso was in her special and there's been lots of. i wouldn't that far, but of. i wouldn't go that far, but there lots of sort of stuff there were lots of sort of stuff about picasso. this is a new documentary. bbc. they're documentary. the bbc. they're exploring side exploring the darker side of pablo and, know , he pablo picasso. and, you know, he did was promised guus. did have he was promised guus. he did have lots of lovers. he was there were reports of his misogynistic attitude . does that misogynistic attitude. does that matter when it comes to his art? in other words, this is the old question of do we separate the art artist ? art from the artist? >> it matters , no. >> i don't think it matters, no. and the reason i paused there is you can think of a million people. i've not got any rolf harris i think

i've heard quite a lot picasso the last lot about picasso over the last year hannah lot about picassonnah lot about picasso over the last year did something hannah lot about picasso over the last year did something han|how gadsby did something about how offensive was her offensive picasso was in her special and there's been lots of. i wouldn't that far, but of. i wouldn't go that far, but there lots of sort of stuff there were lots of sort of stuff about picasso. this is a new documentary. bbc. they're documentary. the bbc. they're exploring side exploring the darker side of pablo and, know , he pablo picasso. and, you know, he did was promised guus. did have he was promised guus. he did have lots of lovers. he was there were reports of his misogynistic attitude . does that misogynistic attitude. does that matter when it comes to his art? in other words, this is the old question of do we separate the art artist ? art from the artist? >> it matters , no. >> i don't think it matters, no. and the reason i paused there is you can think of a million people. i've not got any rolf harris i t

this is impressionism, like picasso, well, firstly, picasso is cubism, and secondly , in principle, iform specific tasks, vika , maybe i don’t like this guy, i don’t want to draw him, okay, don’t draw, draw anyone, even yourself, put a mirror and draw, but first we must learn to draw reality, otherwise we will not advance further, you know, can we leave, please , i saw you arrive, i immediately put the kettle on. i want to apologize for yesterday, come on, hi, i'm sorry, i was wrong. i understand everything, you are married and love your wife, this will not happen again, okay, we agreed, and we have new information, i found out that this is the third driver in the last 2 years in this company who dies under strange circumstances, well yes, i needed it think, now, wait, please, i need to clarify something about payment, okay, okay. zhen, we can meet, we need to talk, congratulations to you, what the world said, you proposed to her, and she’s happy, damn it! i won’t bother you, let our relationship remain in the past , but i didn’t make any proposal to her, she didn’t understand everyth

pablo picasso. they say that the first word that little picasso uttered was pencil.her genius was born, the italian stapler virtuoso, composer nicola poganini, when the father of the young nicola brought him to the then famous stapler alesandro roll, who, having heard the child’s play, said that he could not teach him anything, because he already knew how to do everything; every year on october 20, international animation day is celebrated on this day in 1892, the artist and inventor emilie raynaud demonstrated to the parisian public luminous antlers moving on

with books on fine art and culture, here there are homages to the masters of the past, besides pablo picasso to salvador dali, all this is reflected, in addition, in the pushkin library, a personal exhibition of vladimir akulov will be able to see collections of selected works of belarusian painters, visitors will be able to see until the beginning of november. well, then we have economic news, agency projects. news are also available on social networks, in our mobile application using the qr code on the screen. have a successful monday and see you at exactly 8. the stavropol territory is interested in creating. the top three sales markets of the belarusian universal commodity exchange and the central bank of turkey increased the forecast for annual inflation to 68%. about this and more in the next few minutes on air economic news in alin lopo's studio hello , the eac consumer price index in annual terms amounted to 106.5% last month ec data shows. compared to september last year, it was noted. the increase in prices for paid services is almost 10%. prices for food products during this perio

with new books on fine art and culture. here are homages to the masters of the past, including pablo picassois reflected. also, the bible named after pushkin has a personal exhibition by uladzimir akulava. ubachytsya klektsy three masters, nadavalniki can and a packet of leaf fall. u within the framework of the vtb adzinaya league, the minsk basketball team is in line with parma, but many of the capital's clubs were not so close to triumph, but they were looking at the chances for the first patent victory this season. and all the hackney dynama shines from salavat yulaev on minskaren. absolutely spartan padzeyah traditional pa panyadzelkah at rubrytsa machball. football is at the center of our respect. zhodzinskaya tarpeda and neman are walking at the bottom, 1:1 at the bottom of the 25th round of the championship of the country. and all the minsk dynasty are peramagae. luke 1:1 zhodzina s kamanday igara kavalevich maden na karyst minsk dynam. menavita club zgrodna sennya z'yaulyaetstsa galovnyh competitors of the capital. at the baratsba for the patched medals of the championship of belarus

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or picasso, how convenient it is to say where dora maar has two noses, yes, because he wants to see face, but there is also other sides, therefore any memoirist is sacredly... convinced that that he writes the truth, even if he wants to deliberately distort it, like zhorzhik ivanov in st. petersburg winters, in a word, for me , in memoirs, the most valuable thing is subjective, yes, kotaev’s in the grass of oblivion, he describes it there, how he considers friendship with bunin, that’s why bunin asked him something all the time, well, mayakovsky asked him, and bunin. in the damned days, and for him, the only phrase is completely destructive, i don’t want to repeat it, that he would have sold everyone, including there, if they had paid, here are the memoirs of two people, and about specific ones, they do not contradict each other, are these two truths? both are true, but solomon’s court, it’s like... it’s impossible to say, but what he sold or didn’t sell is not the question, well, yes, but it’s just surprising, so to speak, the range of opinions, well, yes, although here you know ,

, well, or picasso, we will also ask this question, we will also ask, it seems to me, one of the first debut video released for... super finalist factory will tell us the most interesting news from the gomel region, and masha khrustaleva, as always on wednesdays, will share the juiciest information from the world of media. well, right now it's time for breakfast. friends, our healthy nutrition expert anatoly moiseev is ready to share the next one. original recipe, look, and most importantly, repeat. good morning, if you like light and sweet desserts without baking, then i suggest you take on board this low-calorie sour cream-based pudding, and today we will prepare a bavarian dessert, for its preparation we will need milk, eggs, sugar, vanillin, gelatin, sour cream and chocolate . mix 20 g of gelatin with half a glass of milk, leave to swell, separate three egg yolks from the white, put them in a saucepan, mix with three tablespoons of sugar, add a glass of milk and set the heat to medium, stirring constantly, when the mass begins to thicken, large bubbles will appear, remove from the

of the americans, therefore, in many maneuvers of security cooperation, spying, you see, it is a picasso software that hacks the most sophisticated mobile phones in the world and sells it to different countries for spying and eavesdropping on the mobile phones of competitors and their own enemies, well, this was also out of order, that is, really, this operation of air, land, sea, and at the same time a completely coordinated relationship between the ranks and the headquarters so that there is no inconsistency, the operation really had the exact same machine as you you have ordered the machine works by itself. it is so regular and fast . therefore, the original surprise was probably at the same time as shabbat or kefir celebrations. i don't know that they go on leave, they don't take it seriously, and it was also similar to this operation in 1973, which was really a good advance to have the arab forces of egypt, syria, iraq , etc. we want to talk about the different aspects of the al-aqsa storm again, but nezal aliyan , the reporter of the radio and television in gaza , mr. aliyan has be

she was the subject of many picasso portraits , and it many picasso portraits, and it was known the pair affair. the painting is being exhibited at sotheby's in london until wednesday . this is gb news until wednesday. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to nana. >> thank you, thomas, and good afternoon. it's just coming up to seven minutes after 3:00. i'm nana akua this is a gb news and it's time to mark the weekend. what a mucky week it's been. it was dominated by the tory party conference. course they say conference. of course they say rishi, will he or won't he ditch the manchester leg of hs2? well, he ditched it, much to the dismay of those in manchester where the conference was being held . he ditched it to fund held. he ditched it to fund northern transport, whatever that means. there was clearly too many overpaid people on the project. millions had already been spent on compulsory purchases of homes, which now will make government a major will make the gove

the many picasso portraits.ited at sotheby's in london from today until wednesday this is gb news across the uk on tv and your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to esther and phil . thanks thomson. phil. thanks thomson. >> now it's going to be a balmy few days as parts of britain see temperatures of up to 26 degrees. hooray! as far as i can say. >> yeah, but for not scotland. unfortunately for them, there's an amber weather warning north of the border. >> so what exactly is going on with our october weather? >> well, meteorologist jim with our october weather? >> well, meteorologistjim dale hopefully has all the answers for us. so, jim, why why is it so hot in the south of the country ? why is it all got this country? why is it all got this torrential rain in scotland? what's what's going on? is it everyone always says it's climate change is that is that. >> yeah, we'll come to >> well, yeah, we'll come to that. scotland is getting a little bit of their independe

region of the americans , so they cooperated in many maneuvers. spying security hacking, look at a picasso software that hacks the most sophisticated mobile phones in the world and they sell it to different countries to spy on and eavesdrop on the mobile phones of, for example , their competitors and enemies. . land and sea at the same time, there was a completely coordinated relationship between the line and the headquarters, so that there was no inconsistency, and the operation was really precise . it was the same machine that you ordered it to operate automatically. it was so orderly and fast . therefore, the principle of surprise was perhaps at the same time as the shabbat or kefir celebrations. it has been that they go on vacation, i don't know, they don't take it seriously, and it was also similar to this operation in 1973, which was really a good advance of having the arab forces of egypt, syria, iraq , etc. we want the highest quotient of surprise regarding the different dimensions of al-aqsa storm let's talk, but nezal aliyan, news of radio and television in gaza, mr. aliyan has b

i would probably be mozart or picasso. i would want to be a brilliant artist and try to just work all day. if i was picasso, i would paint all day and then i would come to me and just try to, you know, make it work like i did the day before. >> i interesting, like, download the person's brain or try to experience seeing as a for one day in that field. >> we will be able to do that with artificial intelligence. >> right, joey? you know, not not brain knows that i'd probably want to be you. oh, and it's not you have to hit shows on television, but i'd want to know what it's like to be this on purpose and never. if you weren't a veteran, i would write you an angry letter. scathing and anonymous. one dagen. jimi hendrix. oh, why? at? >> do i need a reason? no, it's pretty good at woodstock. >> hmm. hey, guy in the star spangled banner. i don't know why. yeah, i guess you don't need a reason. 69 i born. mm-hmm. you. i was eight months old then. yeah. >> so that you could not. eight months. seven months? yeah. why not? >> i ther

there was even an artist out there known as the picasso. >> of pumpkin carvers, which i did see.ht myself a little pumpkin. the house succulents coming off the top of that, which i thought was kind of where can someone go to see that? >> half moon bay. >> working some go to see my instagram yeah, my instagram. yeah. hahaha, my here not really invited. there also go by yourself. happened because there out there. >> that's cute. yeah. all right. we'll take you for watching it. kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. there is much more coming up on kron. 4 news at 6. we've got ken and vicki here. a lot of pumpkins, big pumpkins, little pump, which equates to a lot of pup. could body knows how to do thank you, all right. here's what we're working on for 6. the latest on the investigation into what caused this massive structure fire in the east bay and what the owner of one of the businesses that firefighters managed to save thinks may have happened. >> plus, we're getting our first look at an incredible new facility that's in the works on the peninsula. details on the 2 billion dollar project spe

and it includes lots of works by 20th century greats like pablo picasso and mark rothko.significant as this, how important is the timing, especially when we think about how fragile the global economy is right now? well, the emily fisher landau collection is one of the great art collections of the 20th century. and one thing we've seen in the art market is particular interest and focus on great single owner collections. so we know there's going to be a lot of global interest in focus in this collection because both the work itself, but also the patina as a function of mrs fisher landau's extraordinary eye and visionary collecting journey over many decades. so we're very excited to bring it to the market this fall in our largest sale of the year. as you say, it is one of the great collections of the 20th century. and with that in mind, do you feel in any way responsible for helping to ensure that these pieces remain accessible to the public, that they don't disappear from public view? absolutely, in the sense that our mission is to promote access and ownership to extraordin

filippe, who is alexandrpi, butischalli, and no one knows pablo ruiz, everyone knows him by the name picasso i’ll become very famous, vanechka, and i’ll stop limping, you’ll forget about the tight girl , you’ll love me. oh, she should be arriving soon, wonderful, amazing, wonderful. i have a very serious conversation with you. oksana, we’ll definitely talk, congratulate you, pictures. about the box, why did it interest you, it’s a relic, it belonged to a family from russia, my friends, and it was lost so long ago, lost, how, well, i don’t know for sure, but while the box was in the family, success accompanied all the men by the way, my husband has become very much your husband ex, well, or rather, their husband, or rather, it doesn’t matter, i would like to return the box to give it to their son, that his son is doing very poorly in business, unfortunately, for now, yes, there is a catastrophic lack of money, and he is even forced to get married because of money , because of their absence, where is marco, and he tells me that he... well, yes , i'm sorry, i need to make a call, marco, you sai

pablo ruiz, everyone knows him by the last name picasso, but what else did they call you, that’s zoolotse origin. vanechka, you think that i’m dead, that’s why you marry another girl out of grief, but i ’m alive, i’ll be there soon, i’ll make it before your wedding, i i’ll become very famous, vanechka, and i’ll stop limping, you’ll forget about that other girl , you’ll love me. what amazing paintings signorna arabella has, she should arrive soon, wonderful, amazing, magnificent. i speak russian, russian, italian, but of russian proscenity, and a wonderful slacker, not for sale, of course, about the box, but why did it interest you? is this a relic? it belonged to a family from russia, my friends, and was lost not so long ago. lost, how? well, i don't know exactly, but as long as the box was in the family, success accompanied all the men. and, by the way, my husband has become very, your husband, ah, ex, well, or rather, their husband, or rather, it doesn’t matter, i would like to return the box to give it to their son, that his son is doing very poorly in business, unfortunately, for now,

settled in epité. his bohemian life, the beehive commune, where he quickly became friends with pablo picassog poet began to actively publish, wrote a lot of lyrics in the classical manner of french poets of the 19th century, but gradually moved on to literary experiments. it was apolinaire who became the defining figure in french avant-garde art and the author of the term surrealism. he is also considered founder. he was the first in the 20th century to publish a collection of poems, the words and lines of which look like drawings. polinaire herself called such poems calligrams. geyoma poliner looked bright and could hardly complain about the dullness of his life. once he was even arrested on suspicion of stealing the mona lisa from the louvre. the arrest actually lasted only 5 days. there was no evidence against the poet, and giacondo was soon found. in 1914.... the poet volunteered for the front of the first world war, received a serious wound to the head, from which he was unable to recover completely. recover, and died in 1918 from the spanish flu, he gave the world shocking prose and vi

>> i would probably be either mozart or picasso.ck to me and try to make it work like i did the day before. >> oh, interesting like download the person's brain into yours. >> or try to spoob seeing a genius one day in that field. >> we will be able to do with artificial intelligence, right? >> not brown nosing i probably want to be you. i want to know what it's like to be this tall on purpose. [applause] >> if you were a veteran i'd write you an angry letter anonymously. dagan. >> jimi hendrix at wood stack, star-spangled banner. '69 i was borp, i was 7 months old. there's no reason. >> no reason. tyrus. >> i'm offended by what joey said here. how dare you, sir? you stole my idea. >> so, you don't have one then? >> i'm going to go with -- i was thinking about somebody who knows science because i don't. like i would like to be elon musk for a day and learn everything about like stuff that i can't understand. of course when i come back to myself i'll just forget about it. >> that's a creative feel. music or art would stick with you. >

she had an affair with the painter and was the subject of many picasso portraits.inting is being exhibited at sotheby's in london from today until wednesday . this from today until wednesday. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . emily back to. emily >> thank you, tamsin. soto our top story. fighters from the military group hamas have launched an unprecedented attack on israel , sending fighters on israel, sending fighters across the border and firing thousands of rockets into the country. at least 22 israelis have been so far reported killed in the attack, with more than 500 injured. here's live pictures coming out of gaza . pictures coming out of gaza. now. joining me to discuss this is tel aviv based journalist natalie blend. natalie, thank you very much indeed for joining me today . i really appreciate me today. i really appreciate your time . me today. i really appreciate your time. now, as i me today. i really appreciate your time . now, as i understand, your time

creativity very much is in every corner in this region, dali and picasso and gaudi who came up with this, and that's what you're gonna see through food and buildings. and art and culture. let's go. [jose] let's go. i cannot wait. [carlota] what is the best way to eat our way around barcelona? [jose] this is the best way to eat around barcelona. in a motorbike, you can stop right, left, here, there, everywhere! man, i'm hungry! -tapas, papa! tapas. -[jose] yes! we're gonna do tapas! i'm hungry! in america, i became famous for bringing spanish-style tapas into my restaurants. in its most traditional form, it's ham, cheese, sausage or tomato bread. in the old days, people put these open-face sandwiches over their glass to keep the glass out. the name tapas actually comes from the spanish word, tapar, which means to cover. for busy workers, it was intended to be a quick, easy and inexpensive way to refuel. so, you know where i'm gonna take you now? to tapas 24, of my friend, carles abellan. ah, we know him! i love him because he's like a rocker. -i mean, he was so lucky with girls when we we

how is your strategy different from a timeshare, when you buy real estate through picasso, you own ae in value over time. when you purchase a timeshare, you have the right to use time in a hotel. it's like comparing an asset to a liability. ashley: great answers, thank you, appreciate your time. still ahead. claire travis will be here, urging questions about the rampant crime in dc. doctor marty makary about the healthcare workers now on strike. the 11 am hour of "varney and company" is next. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles

in the capital of portugal , environmental activists poured paint on a painting by pablo picasso.n a chair, metamorphosis, was exhibited at a local contemporary art museum. two vandals smeared paint on the canvas and then glued themselves to the wall. the picture itself. kupinsky direction. poland is on the verge of civil war due to the upcoming parliamentary elections. and biden is at war with ladders again. this time the five steps are not given to the american president of philadelphia. about this and more immediately after the advertisement. stay with us. and again we will probably show more than others. hello. moscow, krem. putin every sunday on rtr, from the first note, beauty, repetitious, with the first phrase, a bird in your hands is better than a feather in one place, you swim shallowly, with the first smile, we recognize each of them, the front, or the back of the head? belov, or something , we’ve been together since first grade, we’re also responsible for everything we do together, and in all this crap, i’m covering for you, the team, running through the car, all team,

in the portuguese capital, environmental activists poured paint over a painting by pabla picasso, theodern art, two vandals smeared paint on the canvas and then glued themselves to the wall. the painting itself was not damaged, as it was protected by a layer of glass; the activists were detained. about the main events of the last seven days, in the news of the week with dmitry kiselyov. watch on sunday at 20:00 this is the news of the week and i’m dmitry kiselyov, watch on sunday, defend donetsk, battles for obedevka, ours are getting closer to them, sergei zenin, from secret underground tunnels, this is tough, let’s move on, and what’s on ... redovoy is now an instrument of retribution 2 out of 9 people are in a normal mood, this is the most important thing, israel and the gas sector - in the most difficult scenario, the situation in gaza is getting worse every hour, there are no angels on both sides, so should there be a state of palestine, it is theirs earth, historically their land, what more is israel willing to do? they are preparing for a ground operation in the gas sector, a h

here homages to the masters of the past, including pablo picasso, salvador dali, this is all reflectedd after pushkin, the personal exhibition of uladzimir akulava can be used to reduce the number of calculus of three masters and a packet of leaf fall. on getim. the release has been completed, regional news and other projects of the belarusian tv campaign are available on the tvr.bi website. welcome day. i am often asked what the elements of our tower are made of? everything is very simple, from the tears of hope of previous participants, here every correct answer brings the team closer to an unforgettable journey, every wrong one, to the journey to the construction site, my name is vasya chekhov, this is the show tower, we are starting , let's get acquainted with the participants in today's game, to my left is the team, brigade number 3, number three, where the two previous brigades were lost, why the brigade number three, we are connected by enterprises in general, we are bakers by education, we work together at the same enterprise, well, i already worked, and it was some kind of pra

camille pisaro, pablo picasso, henri mathis, claude manet and other geniuses moved in in october 2023ary porcelain artists. the point is . that she combined the work of both a sculptor and an artist, for such a complex material as porcelain - this is truly a unique phenomenon, since usually artists who work with porcelain are either artists or sculptors. she was both. inna solomonovna olevskaya was born in kiev, after graduating from school she moved to st. petersburg, which she always called the best city on earth. on the banks of the niva she studied higher artistic... industrial school named after mukhina, after which she worked at the lamonosovsky, later the imperial porcelain factory. honored artist of russia, inna levskaya was a corresponding member of the russian academy of arts, which awarded her a gold medal. over the last, probably, 10-20 years of her creative career, she was very interested in design, everything that you see here, in general, gravitates towards such very modern, monumental forms in design, and... doing all this is not easy in marble, in wood, in stone, in p

. >> fest will also host of the local made on the coast vendors and even an odd is known as the picassoks like that. a whole lot of fun there. but if you weren't there, maybe they were where you are watching the eclipse this week. it looks so nice there to look like it was a sunny day when they have that. >> festival going on. have a little bit of fog this morning as you're looking here at the golden gate bridge. you can see some of that fog pushed right there into the golden gate. i know that was a lot of ours issues were watching. the eclipse was little too much cloud cover. but i hope you did get a chance to see it where we're sitting right now in stormtracker lot of rainfall to our north up in oregon and washington in right there in northern california. but will it make its way our direction? well, does look like the storm track is going well too far to the north. so we're actuasly in for a dry day for the vast majority of the bay area, low pressure area steering to the north and that high pressure ridge holding up just enough to kind of keep that rain away from us. high pressure bu

the festival also hosted the local made on the coast vendors and even an artist known as the picasso,here proudly displaying all the cool pumpkin carving skills. they have. >> and it i guess, good carve now because you got a couple weeks. if you come too early, it gets all shrunken and don't want be evening. and especially when it's warm. it's sitting out there on your front just this is a case where the early bird doesn't get. the by the words of the pumpkini >> yeah. right now, honestly, later this week, we're going to good weather to go outside and carve pumpkins. that's going to be best. you don't even worry about mess in the kitchen up with all that pumpkin stuff. look at this half moon bay where we just had the pumpkin fest is looking great this morning. we've got tons of sunshine out there. beautiful day at the coastline, lesser through the golden gate where we do have a little fog there. we're up in northern california where they're looking at quite the storm system rushing through now. you think? oh, no, that's on the way our direction. it's really not though we're just going

. >> on the coast and even an artist known as the picasso, a pumpkin carvers.e must have some pretty good pumpkin. and here's the thing is i was just looking at my calendar. so you got 2 and a half weeks. >> i because you don't want to cover too early it's all shrigley of gross. but about now 2 weeks ago, which one week ahead. that's all. it's all good pumping carbon with john prime pumpkin serving season yet. maybe plan that for the week ahead of us. and we are going to be looking at tions. so >> this week going to be good to maybe go out in the backyard. get set up on the porch out there. you don't make the mess inside the house so much today is easily the coolest day of this week's forecast. you can see outside just how bright it is now. got a nice sunrise taking shape. also look at that line of fog coming through the golden gate. very foggy just right through there, right through the golden gate and in a few spots out along the coastline. now, today is also the wettest day of the forecast for areas north of santa rosa. that's where we're seeing the shower a

upon a time african spoons were created as a tool in africa, well, just to use them. there, and then picassoyes, african, it turns out that the viewer also warms up the market, what do you think, well, no, he is obedient, the audience is leading now, of course, yes, it’s great when a person develops himself, especially well, contemporary art , conceptual art, how to understand it, in general, how can you force a person, he will come and sebelius and will listen for a long time, he won’t, experienced, but are there any rules on how to teach listening to modern music? no, the only rule is to just listen , as with modern art, look, look more, and you develop yourself and then you will rub your hands, be glad that you have grown so much aesthetically, that you are something you understand this, it’s great, but , of course, art critics and curators help, and develop this taste in people. well, i didn’t expect you to say that the viewer is led, because in your case the viewer still votes with his heart, it seems to me, no? no, but this is great, this is good, yes, but i mean more, about art that i

the festival also hosted the local made on the coast vendors and even an artist known as the picasso of pumpkin carvers. see some really cool pumpkin carving skills there as well. >> well, the forty-niners show off their best skills so ended up losing with the browns was a tough one to watch from start to finish. but the warriors, they clinched a win against the kings. we have that this mild. our sports director, jason dumas has the highlights. >> any given sunday you can get beat. the niners learned that the hard way despite being heavy favorites in cleveland injuries and sloppy play. remind all of us that this team is not perfect in now we'll have to eat their humble pie now before the game even there's some champion samuel brandon aiyuk trent williams just leveling people. she. let's get to the actual game action 1st quarter. no score. christian mccaffrey changes that. nice vision there. he bounces outside for the 15th straight game. he sees pay dirt 7, nothing. 40 niners 2nd quarter niners up by 10. kareem hunt, too. he gets the little pitch in. he finds the end zone. that makes

has been a must see halloween extravaganza for 250, plus squashes by day, they turn into pumpkin picasso'som disney witches to haunted mansions from may, i inspired monsters to supreme court justices. all with such intimate details, they practically come to life. but make no mistake, these pumpkins are very much dead. they're all fake. they're all styrofoam. so that's how i can keep so many looking so nice without them rotting. every year i have a theme. this is my day of the dead year. this pumpkin carvers tale dates back to the late 50s when these papier mache gourds were part of his father's halloween display. he was hooked. and now, some six decades later, he's taking it to new heights, creating 25 new carvings each october. if you zone out, it's meditation, you zone out, you just you just forget about everything else. any artist will tell you that you're just concentrating so hard on your stuff that that you aren't thinking of anything. and that's that's the that's the fun of it. add more definition to the tongue. johnny carves at twilight with a technique called shading. the deeper t

. ♪ it's a real bad drawing of a candy can it's comma and apostroph doing their thing ♪ ♪ it's picasso'sdonald trump's hair with a chicken's wing ♪ ♪ it's a 69 don't want to be profane man i don't know ♪ ♪ what it is at all all i know is that i ain't a basketball ♪ ♪ hey, tariq let me ask you what is this thing do you have a clue ♪ >> tariq: ♪ it's weird an round and red and whit kind of looks like a cooki imma take a bite ♪ [ air horn ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you. switching gears. [ laughter ] hey guys, did you hear about this "cruel summer" just became taylor swift's tenth number one song okay four years - [ cheers and applause it's great love that song but four years after it was released it came out four years ago -- the original yeah it's pretty crazy. now some other artists are hoping to get their old songs charting again check out what some of them had to say first, ed sheeran said congratulations, "congrats, taylor now let's get 'shape of you' on the charts." [ laughter ] then sugar ray said, "hey, we wouldn't be mad if 'fly' or 'every morning' made an appearance l

they had one of the great ones that doesn't every year the they called the picasso of pumpkin their works out once. just a blast i find when you buy and they're not expensive. that pumpkin carver thing. it actually say yeah. republican with a 9 years in a family one of those things and it just makes light work. yeah, it seems like i don't need that but sludge yeah. all right. 7.49 on the clock and ai is impacting the creative industry with tools that anyone can use on the web. we have rich demuro showing us how in today's tech smart. >> ai is impacting every industry, especially those who work in digital art photo and video put the creative industries in turmoil. it a lot of ways. and i think on the one hand, scary for a lot of people. but i see it is really exciting. will hall is a chief creative officer. he's one of thousands who attended this year's adobe max conference. >> adobe max is the world's largest creativity conference. so it's all about getting anyone who has a story to tell the tools and technology they the folks behind photoshop are working to make their creation tools more

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there is an old joke: once upon a time to pablo picasso climbed into or, the artist saw him and himselfmpiled in the mosgaz case in sixty-three, according to a small but observant boy, and he was very it seems that in those years portraits were still being drawn... in the ussr they created the first identikit designer, it was a lot of cards, different noses, eyebrows, chins, eyes, then all this was compiled on the device and a portrait was obtained, similar, by the way, it turns out that best of all, people with artistic taste and women remember a person’s appearance. in our story , a young boy had an excellent memory. holbek korbanov remembered the killer down to the smallest detail. and soon the photo was ready. the detectives did not know whether it was he who would allow the killer to escape. irkutsk region, city of ustelimsk. that day, police captain egorov received a photo identikit of a particularly dangerous criminal, looked at him and was stunned. it was his friend, anatoly maystruk. both western ukraine. egorov was confused, could his comrade be a murderer, just in case he cal

driveway has been a must see halloween extravaganza for 250, plus squashes by day turn into pumpkin picasso's from disney witches to haunted mansions from may i inspired monsters to supreme court justices, all with such intimate details, they practically come to life. but make no mistake, these pumpkins are very much dead. they're all fake. they're all styrofoam. so that's how i can keep so many looking so nice without them rotting. every year i have a theme. this is my day of the dead year. this pumpkin. carver's tale dates back to the late 50s when these papier mache gourds were part of his father's halloween display. he was hooked. and now, some six decades later, he's taking it to new heights, creating 25 new carvings each october, you zone out. it's meditation, you zone out, you just you just forget about everything else. any artist will tell you that you're just concentrating so hard on your stuff that that you aren't thinking of anything. and that's that's the that's the fun of it. add more definition to the tongue. johnny carves at twilight with a technique called shading the deeper t