montmartre street scene was painted by van gogh in 1887., his famous brushstrokes already becoming clear. the pigments he used so pure, the colours still pop after 100 years. even for sotheby�*s own experts, the first glimpse of this painting was special. ifelt like i was in montmartre in 1887, in a way. it's a mythical place, and it still is a mythical place, and to see this painting where it's captured in time in 1887 by van gogh on top of that, it was fabulous. it was a punch, i have to say. it was an aesthetic punch, yes. van gogh lived in montmartre for two years with his brother, theo, who is thought to have inherited the painting, before it went to a french family, who held onto it ever since. the mill that van gogh painted in this picture is gone now, but it used to stand just next to this one, right around the corner from where he lived. van gogh often painted buildings in this area, fascinated by the mix of windmills and cabarets, of urban and rural lives. the painting will now be shown in amsterdam and hong kong before the auctio

montmartre street scene was painted by van gogh in 1887.e pigments he used so pure, the colours still pop after 100 years. even for sotheby�*s own experts, the first glimpse of this painting was special. ifelt like i was in montmartre in 1887, in a way. it�*s a mythical place, and it still is a mythical place, and to see this painting where it�*s captured in time in 1887 by van gogh on top of that, it was fabulous. it was a punch, i have to say. it was an aesthetic punch, yes. van gogh lived in montmartre for two years with his brother, theo, who is thought to have inherited the painting, before it went to a french family, who held onto it ever since. the mill that van gogh painted in this picture is gone now, but it used to stand just next to this one, right around the corner from where he lived. van gogh often painted buildings in this area, fascinated by the mix of windmills and cabarets, of urban and rural lives. the painting will now be shown in amsterdam and hong kong before the auction in paris next month. the guide price, 5 to 8 mil

montmartre street scene was painted by van gogh in 1887.n paris, he met impressionists like renoir and began to absorb their styles, his famous brushstrokes already becoming clear. the pigments he used so pure, the colours still pop after 100 years. even for sotheby�*s own experts, the first glimpse of this painting was special. ifelt like i was in montmartre in 1887, in a way. it's a mythical place, and it still is a mythical place, and to see this painting where it's captured in time in 1887 by van gogh on top of that, it was fabulous. it was a punch, i have to say. it was an aesthetic punch, yes. van gogh lived in montmartre for two years with his brother, theo, who is thought to have inherited the painting, before it went to a french family, who held onto it ever since. the mill that van gogh painted in this picture is gone now, but it used to stand just next to this one, right around the corner from where he lived. van gogh often painted buildings in this area, fascinated by the mix of windmills and cabarets, of urban and rural lives.

today, that gallery is empty, as are all the other galleries filled with priceless pieces by van gogh. >> we're here in the middle of the day, and to see it so quiet, it's a real shock. it's kind of an introduction. it's all about his self-portraits, as you can see. >> reporter: emilie gordenker had been the van gogh museum's new general director for just six weeks, when covid hit. >> normally, we would have generated about $4.1 million a month in ticket sales, and that went to nothing. so, we really had to move fast. so, we canceled building projects. we looked at our exhibition program. we looked at ongoing and temporary contracts that we had with personnel and really cut it down to an absolute minimum. >> reporter: three separate government-mandated lockdowns forced museums in the netherlands to close for a total of 110 days last year and for all of this year so far. dutch museums were allowed to open briefly last june with strict social distancing rules in place. it's one thing for a museum like the van gogh to enforce safe distances in its large galleries; it's a trickier problem

van gogh exhibit chicago just opened but it's not the only van gogh light installation tour in the us or the globe the demand for full body experiences of the dutch masters paintings is so big that several production companies are fighting for their cut of the market. well there's only one of these at least in kashmir the region's 1st igloo cafe is open and business is booming only 16 customers can fit inside at a time to sip kashmiri tea sitting on sheep skins while the sheep skins are of course a little warmer than the ice underneath. says abu stein an orthodox jewish transgender rabbi and activist the portrait is by benyamin a photographer with his own complex biography i grew up in an ultra-orthodox community in israel today he's an openly gay artist in berlin as works are about bridging the gaps in his identity. then you mean if i just work to 5 conventions a woman wearing a hat in prayer jacket usually reserved for hasidic men life's photos are his way of working through the ultra-orthodox life he left behind. and sure there's a lot of territory if you've been there for me. you

also on the show vincent van gogh painting like you've never seen before that's because this depiction of a street in paris has been behind closed doors for more than a century we'll tell you how you can see the positive piece and buyers he feels got a spirit few 1000000 calls. hello and welcome i'm jarid reed it's the 1st verdict of its kind never before has a court outside of syria convicted a syrian government official of crimes against humanity now a german court has found an agent of president bashar al assad's secret police guilty of facilitating torture human rights advocates hope that this ruling is the 1st of many. justice a decade on prosecutors say eyad al garrett was a former member of syria's secret service who arrested anti-government protesters he took the demonstrators to a detention center where they were tortured a german court convicted algarve of being involved. is what's important is that we have a verdict that the assad government committed crimes against humanity in secret prisons this is the 1st such verdict weld wide and it sounds impossible to message that the

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van gogh exhibit chicago just opened but it's not the only van gogh light installation tour in the us or the globe the demand for full body experiences of the dutch masters paintings is so big that several production companies are fighting for their cut of the market. well there's only one of these at least in kashmir the region's 1st cafe is open and business is booming only 16 customers can fit inside at a time to sip kashmiri tea sitting on sheep skins while the sheep skins are of course a little warmer than the ice underneath. this is abby stein an orthodox jewish transgender rabbi and activist the portrait is by benyamin a photographer with his own complex biography i grew up in an ultra-orthodox community in israel today he's an openly gay artist in berlin as works are about bridging the gaps in his identity. then you mean if i swore to 5 conventions a woman wearing a hat in prayer jacket usually reserved for hasidic men the nice photos are his way of working through the ultra-orthodox life he left behind but sure there's a lot of their appreciate hearing it from me or even me y

it is extremely rare for any van gogh to come on the market like this.icture which is an example of van gogh's transitions from being the sombre, much darker tone of this very early pictures, transitioning to experimentation with lines and colour, and also the colour which follows. do not forgive van gogh is a coming only have four more years to live and this was the start of him blooming his notice. the famous pictures coming in the following two years when he gets there. this is the transitional age where he discovers and starts experimenting with all the things that made him famous but three years later, he was dead.— later, he was dead. could fetch up to £7 million _ later, he was dead. could fetch up to £7 million adoption. _ now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes we have had some extreme heat really for the time of year across eastern areas of england in particular with the air coming up in north africa and spain, that is will be at the high temperatures ahead of this the front and into suffolk, we had temperatures as high as 18

from the public for more than a century rediscovered vincent van gogh painting that is finally about to go on. welcome to the program the kurdish dominated administration in northeast syria is struggling to hold of a comeback by the so-called islamic states serious kurdish forces were instrumental in taking back control of territories now the kurds say the militias fighters are regrouping in the region and they've been left to fend for themselves. when abdel-hamid sets off for dare as all fear travels with him. the 43 year old father depends on his job as a bus driver to support his family but he risks his life on every journey. every day they find 2 or 3 dead bodies here people being kidnapped killed and tossed aside. islamic state militants have been spreading fear with increasingly frequent attacks on the main road through northeastern syria they strike villages and towns especially at night they extort money from residents set off bombs and behead people. has already attacked us in the village killing residents driving them away they are causing us so much suffering we need help

terrorist group and dave was kept from the public eye for more than a century the rediscovered vincent van gogh painting that is finally about to go up for auction. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. european union leaders are meeting today to look at ways that they can improve their pandemic response the e.u. has been slow off the mark in the vaccination drive and you infection numbers are still stubbornly high in many countries now this map gives us an overview of the infections per $100000.00 in. habitants over the past 7 days and yellow as you can see here are countries with fewer than 50 like finland for example the darker the orange that's the higher infection rate germany currently has an incidence rate of 61 sweden and the czech republic war then 200 now ahead of the e.u. meeting we take a look at the challenges that the bloc faces here's brussels correspondent max sander vaccines variance and freedom of movement about a year into the pen demick the block is struggling to keep up with recent developments as e.u. council presidential michel made clear in his invitation letter to thi

. >> reporter: what if you can take inside a beautiful van gogh's painting? at the chicago van gogh exhibit, you can do just that this massive space has turned to a beautiful canvas socially distance >> reporter: the trouble artists' bold and vibrant strokes and blues helping ease our blues during this settling time >> reporter: h do ow you think? >> i like it >> once you step into the room, we guarantee you will forget >> reporter: in this pandemic dead of winter, we can all use this escape room dive in and lose yourself kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> art therapy at its finest that's "nightly news" on this thursday, thank you for watching everyone, i am lester holt, please take care of yourself and each other good night >> valerie: oh. what do you think? too much? >> abe: oh, no. no, it's fine. >> valerie: what's wrong? >> abe: you know, they should be here by now. >> valerie: oh, abe. we can finally stop worrying. they'll be here. >> abe: tell that to the knots in my stomach. >> valerie: see, i told you. >> eli: hey, grandparents. >> valerie: welcome

van gogh exhibit chicago just opened but it's not the only van gogh light installation tour in the us or the globe the demand for full body experiences of the dutch masters paintings is so big that several production companies are fighting for their cut of the market. well there's only one of these at least in kashmir the region's 1st cafe is open and business is booming only 16 customers can fit inside at a time to sip kashmiri tea sitting on sheep skins while the sheep skins are of course a little warmer than the ice underneath. says abbey and stein an orthodox jewish transgender rabbi and activist the portrait is by benyamin a photographer with his own complex biography i grew up in an ultra-orthodox community in israel today he's an openly gay artist and berlin as works are about bridging the gaps in his identity. benyamin if i just work to 5 conventions a woman wearing a hat in prayer jacket usually reserved for his city men nice photos are his way of working through the ultra-orthodox life he left behind but sure there's a lot of care appreciate hearing it from me. in a way to k

. >> reporter: what if you can take inside a beautiful van gogh's painting? at the chicago van gogh exhibit, you can do just that this massive space has turned to a beautiful canvas >> this is how the art should be taken in >> reporter: the trouble artists' bold and vibrant strokes and blues helping ease our blues during this unsettling time >> reporter: how do you think? >> i like it >> reporter: a virtual palace filled with natural wonders. >> once you step into the room, we guarantee you will forget >> reporter: in this pandemic dead of winter, we can all use this escape room dive in and lose yourself kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> art therapy at its finest that's "nightly news" on this thursday, thank you for watching everyone, i am lester holt, please take care of yourself and each other good night >>> i'm tracking that rain on storm ranger. he'll show you when the heaviest gets here tonight and more details on the weekend chance. >>> plus, vaccines are if short supply in the bay area, and some are getting left out. >> there's a life-saving vaccine

van gogh created the work in paris. it depicted a windmill.ector said that the artist discovered color in paris before his paintings were much darker. the painting is also less expressive than those he created later in his career, this one, "starry night." is a good example. next week the painting will tour in amsterdam, hong kong and paris. if you're interested in bidding, it will be auctioned at the end of march. experts say it could fetch nearly $10 million. >>> still to come from capitol hill to toy stores, gender is a hot topic right now. the producer of the new docuseries "trans in trumpland" joins us next. s in trumpland" joins us next. did you know that every single flush flings odors onto your soft surfaces? then they get release back into the air, so you smell them later. ew right? that's why febreze created small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work. unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates odors in the air and on surfaces. so they don't come back for 45 days. just imagine what it can do with other odor

this work by vincent van gogh is a real re discovery in the sense that although he has been listed in the catalogs devoted to the artist it has never appeared on the market since it was acquired by a french family more than a century ago. the painting depicts a couple's romantic stroll in the streets. at the time the heli parries your neighborhood was becoming home to another ray of international artists attracted by its bohemian vibe and cheap rent including himself. when your secrets a very interesting testimony of what looked like at the end of the 19th century when it was still very bucolic we can see the mills of the moon and the gullet a place of leisure very appreciated by parisians at the time you know. the painting will go on display in amsterdam hong kong and paris before being sold off to a new home auction house called the beast estimates its value between 5 and 8000000 heroes. police in los angeles confirm that there will be no criminal charges filed against golfing great tiger woods over tuesday's car crash they say that the rollover quote remains an accident and acciden

this work by vincent van gogh is a real rediscovering in the sense that although he has been listed in the catalogs devoted to the artist it has never appeared on the market since it was acquired by a french family more than a century ago. the painting depicts a couple's romantic stroll in the streets of mumbai at the time the healy perry's a neighborhood was becoming home to another ray of international artists attracted by its bohemian vibe and cheap rent including himself. on thing when your secrets are very interesting testimony of what my mom looked like at the end of the 19th century when it was still very bucolic we can see the mills of the land and i get a place of leisure very appreciated by presents at the times you know. the painting will go on display in amsterdam hong kong and paris before being sold off to a new home option house of the bees estimates its value between 5 and 8000000 euros . a bargain next i'll focus on the europe's spotlight on people and there is more on the date every news hour and on do w. dot com and you can follow us on instagram and twitter our hand

. >> reporter: what if you could step inside a beautiful van gogh painting at a chicago van gogh exhibitreporter: this massive space has been turned into a socially distanced canvas from floor to ceiling. >> i think this is how the arts should be taken in. >> reporter: from a starry night to sunflowers. his strokes of blues and yellows help ease our own blues in these unsettling times >> what do you think, kaitlyn? >> i like this show. it's very peaceful. >> can you come in and forget the world outside for a little while. >> once you step into the room, we guarantee that you will forget. >> reporter: in this pandemic-laden dead of winter, we can all use an escape room for the senses. >> it's just amazing love it. >> reporter: dive in and lose yourself kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> hopefully that spreads to other cities as well so we can all enjoy it. >> i miss going to museums i haven't been since this whole thing started burke that's beyond impressive. so immersive. >>> i know the super bowl just ended and we're all craving football here's just a little bit more for you. check ou

this work by vincent van gogh is a real read discovery in the sense that although he has been listed in the catalogs devoted to the artist it has never appeared on the market since it was acquired by a french family more than a century ago. the painting depicts a couple's romantic stroll in the streets. at the time the healey perry's a neighborhood was becoming home to another ray of international artists attracted by its bohemian vibe and cheap rent including himself. yes it's a very interesting testimony of what mark looked like at the end of the 19th century when it was still very bucolic we can see the mills of the moon and the neglect a place of leisure very appreciated by parisians at the time. the painting will go on display in amsterdam hong kong and paris before being sold off to a new home ocean house saga beef estimates its value between 5 and 8000000 hearers . and finally straightly is modern version of the. this is the sheet that rescued this person's barat. with a really cold weighing in at around 35. in the us discovered in a remote forest north of melbourne it's belie

walls filled with colors you can see behind me there light with some of van gogh's most iconic pieces of art like sunflowers and starry nights the exhibit as social distancing circles on the floor to space everybody out. >>this we're still and art and music and emotion and experience walk you through something all come together in a very unique and diffe way. >>the new exhibit will open march 18th that the s p n west event venue in san francisco details. of tickets rather for the entire month of march, sorry they're already sold out. >>frustration over the slow vaccine rollout and a prolonged lockdown that's field efforts to recall governor newsome coming up we'll take a look at that campaign plus the california, teachers association is calling on the governor to work with them to develop a more aggressive plan to get schools reopen in our state and alarming crime statistics from an east bay police department will break down the homicide numbers when we come back. also tracking this storm that is really pushing its way on to the coast. rain in a lot of spots chief meteorologist lawren

a painting by vincent van gogh not seen in public for more than a century has been shown in paris ahead of a sale by auction. the picture called street scene in montmartre has been in private hands. it was painted in 1887. it's expected to fetch at least eight—and—a—half million dollars. more than 18 million people have been given a covid vaccine so far, making the uk's programme among the most successful in the world. but there is a glaring weakness in the distribution, because of the difficulty in reaching some of the most vulnerable people in deprived communities and among some ethnic minorities. 0ur health editor hugh pym has been to east london, where some boroughs have the lowest take—up rate in the uk. a vaccination hub in the east london borough of newham. the area has one of the lowest proportions of its population in england for take—up of the vaccine. so, how's it going today? 0ne local gp, dr farzana hussain, with local colleagues, is heading a drive to get to those in priority groups who haven't had the jab, including personal phone calls to patients. newham's population is

that was kept from the public eye for more than a century that their rediscovered vincent van gogh painting that is finally about to go up for auction. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program european union leaders are meeting today to look at ways that they can improve their pandemic response the e.u. has been slow off the mark of its vaccination drive in new infection numbers are still stubbornly high in many countries this map gives an overview of the infections per 100000 inhabitants over the past 7 days and as you can see in yellow these are. trees with fewer than 50 like finland for example the darker the orange the higher the infection rate germany currently has an incidence rate of $61.00 sweden and the czech republic more than $200.00 now ahead of the e.u. meeting we take a look at the challenges that the block is facing and brussels correspondent mass center reports back scenes of variance and freedom of movement about a year into the pen demick the block is struggling to keep up with recent developments as e.u. council president made clear in his invitation letter to this 2 day le

van gogh exhibit chicago just opened but it's not the only van gogh light installation tour in the us or the globe the demand for full body experiences of the dutch masters paintings is so big that several production companies are fighting for their cut of the market. well there's only one of these at least in kashmir the region's 1st cafe is open and business is booming only 16 customers can fit inside at a time to sip kashmiri tea sitting on sheepskins while the sheep skins are of course a little warmer than the ice underneath. this is abby stein an orthodox jewish transgender rabbi and activist the portrait is by benyamin a photographer with his own complex biography i grew up in an ultra orthodox community in israel today he's an openly gay artist in berlin as works are about bridging the gaps in his identity. then you mean if i swore it defies convention a woman wearing a hat in prayer jacket usually reserved for hasidic men like photos are his way of working through the ultra-orthodox life she left behind but surely there's a lot of characterization you know from me oh and you k

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it's painted in a different style than van gogh's other works.discovered color in paris before his paintings were much darker. the painting is also less expressive than those he created later in his career. this one, "starry night," as a good example. next week, the painting will tour in amsterdam, hong kong, and paris. if you're interested in bidding, it will be auctioned at the end of march. experts say it could fetch nearly $10 million. >>> still to come, from capitol hill to toy stores, gender is a hot topic right now. the producer of a new docuseries, "trans in trump land," joins us next. ♪ hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid ♪ ♪ and all that glitters is gold ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's. this is how you become the best! ♪“you're the best” by joe esposito♪ ♪ [triumphantly yells] [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade. this is ava. these are ava's shoulders. they square off. and bear it all. but now ava's shoulders are stronger than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue

and the van gogh masterpiece hidden from public view for the past 100 years is to be sold at auction. up in sport on bbc news... a demoralising first day for england, bowled out for 112 in ahmedebad, as india have the upper hand in the third test. good evening. the "full return" of students to schools and colleges in england, on march 8th, is justified by the latest data, and what's called a "robust" covid testing regime is part of the plans. that was the assurance given to parents and pupils by gavin williamson, the education secretary, who also addressed the fact that hundreds of thousands of students have missed so much work this year. so he announced an extra £400 million, on top of 300 million announced last month, for what's being billed as a catch—up programme. out of that sum, £302 million will be for primary and secondary schools to spend on their most disadvantaged pupils. another £200 million is for expanded tutoring programmes. and £200 million will be set aside for extra face—to—face summer schools for some secondary pupils. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, has been

a painting by vincent van gogh not seen in public for more than a century has been shown in paris ahead of a sale by auction. the picture, street scene in montmartre, was painted in 1887 and has been in private hands since 1920. it's expected to fetch at least eight—and—a—half million dollars. now on bbc news, wednesday in parliament. hello there and welcome to wednesday in parliament where the labour leader urges the government not to put up taxes in next week's budget. can the prime minister at least agree with me today that now is not the time for tax rises for families and for businesses? but it's preposterous for him, mr speaker, to talk about tax rises when he stood on a manifesto only a year ago, mr speaker — a little over a year ago — to put up taxes by the biggest amount in the history of this country. vaccine advisers announce that a further 150,000 adults with learning disabilities will be offered a covid jab. all of those on the learning disability register as registered by their gp should be eligible for immunisation now. and more questions for the government over the award

a painting by vincent van gogh not seen in public for more than a century has been shown in paris ahead of a sale by auction. the picture called street scene in montmartre has been in private hands since 1920. it's expected to fetch at least eight and a half million dollars. now on bbc news, hardtalk. i'll be back tomorrow. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. maybe we shouldn't be surprised that the gulf is opening up between covid vaccination rates in the richest countries and in the poorest, but still, the numbers are shocking. while the uk has given 27% of its population the first dose, many nations have yet to inject a single arm, and this vaccine inequality is rising fast. my guest today is seth berkley, head of gavi, the global vaccine alliance and the key driver of the effort to ensure the whole world gets covid protection. it is a great ambition — is it achievable? seth berkley in geneva, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you. i'm going to begin, if i may, with some words from the world health organization chief, doctortedros. he said rec

also on the show of vincent van gogh painting like you've never seen before that's because this depiction of a street him paris has been behind closed doors for more than a century we'll tell you how you can see the masterpiece and even if you've got a spare few 1000000 cops. hello and welcome i'm jarid worried it's been the 1st verdict of its kind never before. has a court outside of syria convicted a syrian government official of crimes against humanity now a german court has found an agent of president bashar al assad's secret police guilty of facilitating torture human rights advocates hope that this ruling is the 1st of many. justice a decade on prosecutors say at al garrett was a former member of syria's secret service who arrested anti-government protesters he took the demonstrators to a detention center where they were tortured a german court convicted algarve of being involved. is what's important is that we have a verdict that the assad government committed crimes against humanity in secret prisons this is the 1st such verdict weald wide and it sends an important message that if

now a painting by the dutch artist vincent van gogh is to be shown it to the public for the 1st time after spending more than a century in a private collection the late 19th century our work will go on display for a month before it is being sold off it is expected to fetch many millions it's titled a street scene in. it's part of a serious produced between 19861988 when living in paris with his brother taylor the work is one of the artists very few that have not yet landed in a museum. this work by vincent van gogh is a real discovery in the sense that although he has been listed in the catalogs devoted to the artist it has never appeared on the market since it was acquired by a french family more than a century ago. the painting depicts a couple's romantic stroll in the streets. at the time the heli parries a neighborhood was becoming home to another ray of international artists attracted by its bohemian vibe and cheap rent including himself. when your streets are very interesting testimony of what mark looked like at the end of the 19th century when it was still very bucolic we can

a painting by vincent van gogh at a key point in his career has been unveiled to the public in parister a century of being in private hands. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tom newton dunn, chief political commentator at times radio and sonia sodia, chief leader writer at the observer. lovely to have you both back with us. let's take a look at some of the front pages we already have. the mirror's front page focusses on the huge logistical challenge of getting pupils back to schools, saying head teachers will have to stagger the return due to the new testing regime being put in place. the guardian also looks at the announcement made by the education secretary today, and highlights the news that teachers will get powers to decide exam grades this year. the times reports concerns from experts who say the plans could jeopardise the credibility of the qualifications and lead to widespread grade inflation. the i's front page looks at a new campaign encouraging the public to stay at home and not to drop their guard because of

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a new story about a very old painting, a piece of art from vincent van gogh has been unveiled in parisf its sale by auction. the picture is from 1887, a street scene and has been private since 1920. it's going to be put on display in london and amsterdam. it is expected to fetch up to 8 million euros, $9.7 million. if you have money to spare. during this pandemic, a lot of people have had to forgo getting haircuts. spare a thought for one sheep whose need for a trim surely trumps all of ours. his name is barack. he was lost in the outback. the shearers removed a whopping 35ilos, that is 77 pounds of will -- wool. he is now settling in. his caretaker say it all goes to show what incredibly brazilian and brave animals sheep early are. we could not love them anymore if we tried. good for barack. you can get the rest of the day'news on our website. thanks so much for joining us. i am katty kay. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contrib

sign so this is your year some famous ox year people include former president barack obama vincent van goght disney. margaret thatcher and also i found embrace of every we'll take a look at this a new playground open in san francisco's chinatown mayor london breed announced the opening of the willing we'll wong playground just in time for the lunar new year the playground recently completed a top to bottom renovation that includes an expanded children's play area. a new clubhouse featuring public art and improved access to the park. >>next month, the city will open a new community hub at the clubhouse which will provide approximately 12 students with in person support for distance learning healthy meals and snacks and recreation opportunities. still ahead tonight, the final preparations are underway at the oakland alameda county coliseum. >>when the >>he's made final preparations are now underway at the oakland-alameda collin county coliseum next week the site will host a mass covid vaccination clinic capable of vaccinating more than 6,000 people every day this is kron four's we've reports

>>a never before seen painting by vincent van gogh is now on display the painting was kept in a french family's private collector almost a century. it's a rule scene of paris painted in the spring of 1887 3 years before the artist's is believed to have died the painting goes up for auction in march. it's expected to fetch more than 6 million dollars wow. >>and that's a good note to end on tonight. thank you for being with us i want. good night. every time we pre-rinse we waste up to 20 gallons. let's skip the rinse. finish quantum with activeblu technology, cleans without pre-rinsing. switch to finish and skip the rinse to save water. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis.

zodiac sign and this is your year some famous ox year folks are former president barack obama or his van gogh walt disney and margaret thatcher here in the bay area lunar new year celebrations will be taking place virtually some have already started this is video of a virtual story time that was held by the oakland museum of california early today. >>the oakland asian cultural center will be holding virtual event through next thursday and southwest airlines is displaying some floats at pier 27. because there is no parade this year. still ahead cybersecurity experts warning people when they are making their vaccine appointment online they could be stolen by >>covid vaccines now being some pharmacies across the country that means more appointments which is great news, but it also comes with a warning from cyber security experts say say hackers will instantly get more chances to wreck havoc on the vaccine distribution system in fact they say it's already started and courtney spinelli has the story. >>they will stoop to the lowest of the low by they were talking about so-called scalper bots that

this work by vincent van gogh is a real re discovery in the sense that although he has been listed in the catalogs devoted to the artist it has never appeared on the market since it was acquired by a french family more than a century ago. the painting depicts a couple's romantic stroll in the streets of. at the time the heli parries a neighborhood was becoming home to another ray of international artists attracted by its bohemian vibe and cheap rent including himself. yes it's a very interesting testimony of what my math looked like at the end of the 19th century when it was still very bucolic we can see the mills of the moon and that i get a place of leisure very appreciated by parisians at the time you know. the painting will go on display in amsterdam hong kong and paris before being sold off to a new home auction house saw the piece estimates its value between 5 and 8000000 heroes. finally to a stranger as modern version of a woolly mammoth this is the sheep that rescuers have christened by rock a ram with a woody code weighing in at around 35 kilograms he was discovered in a remo

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the painting is part of a series that van gogh produced in montmartre.ext month. the auction houses put an estimated value on the artwork is between five and 8 million euros. mum matt is a hilly district in paris. i could go on but they are telling me i mustn't. that's as far as my french goes. the weather is going to stay mild for all of us today. further southwards and eastwards you go with the more likely it is that the weather will stay dry. it's already the warmest day of the year so far. temperatures could reach 18 degrees in the warmer spots. 0vernight tonight, a weatherfront in the warmer spots. 0vernight tonight, a weather front will push its way eastwards. while weakening significantly, sojust its way eastwards. while weakening significantly, so just a few spots of rain on it. some listen per —— the mist and fog patches here though. xiao is pushing into scotland and northern ireland. here is a day of sunshine and showers. south eastwards, that where there is there are thereabouts a little bit of rain but not amounting to much. there will be sho

some famous ox year people include former president barack obama vincent van gogh walt disney and margaret a she was born in all right here in the bay area lunar new year celebrations, we'll be taking place virtually with some already that have started this is a video of a virtual story time that was held by the oakland museum of california earlier today. the oakland asian cultural center will hold virtual events through next thursday and also throughout southwest airlines is displaying floats. at pier 27 because there is now parade this year. it's friday we want to leave you feeling, good so here is turn up the tortoise. this guy here she is getting a lot of social media attention for her fancy footwork this little dow is known for dance and while getting a shower at the tennessee aquarium. turn up is native to southern madagascar where it's actually pretty common for tortoises to dance during periods of heavy rain. her dance moves have racked up now thousands of views on the aquarium's youtube page she's working just she is a tortoise to look the tortoise is working. all the house you to

and if you've never seen this van gogh before, well, you're not alone.ection for over a century, but it will go on exhibit next week ahead of its auction by sotheby's at the end of march. and lady gaga now offering half a million dollars for the return of two of her dogs, no questions asked. a gunman reportedly shot her dog walker last night and then stole the two french bulldogs. apparently the walker is in stable condition unclear, though, if the suspects targeted those dogs. they have really high resale value. a wild story >> wow i hope she gets them back and the dog walker is okay rahl, thank you very much for that >>> take a look at shares of overstock, bullish on the company moving from buy to neutral this morning price target up to $91 currently trading at just under $76 a share. read more on that call on cnbc.com more "squa aeyupexwkll" nt. we needed to make sure that, if they couldn't get to the food, the food would come to them. we can deliver for food banks and schools. amazon knows how to do that. i helped deliver 12 million meals to families

. >>> and we take a look at san francisco's van gogh exhibit.ch it at kpix.com or on the kpix app. >>> as we take a look at the roadways bay bridge metering lights are on. you delays as far back as the foot of the maze. still slow coming off the east shore freeway. 80 ride. westbound, highway 4 to the maze. a crash at hilltop in the clearing stages and we are tracking a slow drive. 52 minutes 205 toward 680. taking a look at traffic in the south bay. you head into morgan hill. a lot of brake lights and a trouble spot on 29. >>> mainly clear skies. it's a cold start to our day. we are down to the 30's and 40's. a lot colder compared to yesterday morning. as we head you will the an, with some sunshine and passing clouds, mid50's along the coast. upper 50's to low 60's around the bay and low 60's inland. just to show you on future cast as we look at some sunshine later on today. mix of sun and clouds for your tuesday. high pressure builds in for us today, tomorrow and for thursday. our next chance of rain will be thursday night into friday. right n

some famous ox here people include a former president barack obama vincent van gogh walt disney and margaret thatcher. >>you're going to me a rocket today. >>well she's the best a new york teenager has turned her pandemic boredom into a way to help less fortunate kids by connecting with them through virtual art classes. say hello to 14 year-old caroline faber hu launched a kraft with me. program it's a weekly art class on zoom with kids in homeless shelters. she works with nearly 2 dozen volunteers to put together boxes with these art supplies and then take them to kids throughout the new york area. >>recently lead in a kaleidoscope picture frames and these like cardboard dinosaurs a lot of the kids like don't have that much but they're very appreciative. >>the classes are funded through community donations and the program. they back america, an organization that helps charities across the country. the white house is looking more festive this weekend all ready for valentine's day that's president biden his wife doctor jill biden and yet they're the 2 dogs sets major on the left champ on the