whistler's mother. james whistler, 1871. why is it a realist painting? we can probably take it on pretty good confidence this is what mrs. whistler would've looked like, bless her heart. so -- ok. all right. it is against this kind of realism that the post-impressionists and the cubists are working against and the matisse is certainly different from whistler's mother but it is a far cry from what the cubists are about to do. so if the critics thought that matisse was wild and revolutionary, they fell all over themselves when looking at the work of cubist painters like republic of kosovo, duchamp, all of -- marcel duchamp, all of these artists on display at the armory show. let me give you three quick little examples of cubist art. again, contrasted with what we are seeing here, ok? what's going on here? what's going on here? "dances at the spring." what's going on here? good question. well, dances at the spring. the point is how different it is from whistler's mother for the whole realist school. "woman in a mustard pot." ok. and then finally, marcel des

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dana is joining us, just back from whistler.ous place for so many reasons. the skiing and the snowboarding well known. kind of a given. it has a great, long season. 8,000 acres of skiable terrain. that is given. if your budget allows, you can ski with an olympian, all sorts of things, but everybody doesn't ski, and maybe every now and then you want a break to something else. peak to peak gondola. absolutely to talent needed for that. you hop in and go. >> i've done this, and the views are spectacular. >> they are fabulous. this is something if you're not a skier, you often miss out on, because you don't get up on the mountain. this is fabulous. now, you'll be in there with snowboarders and skiers, so expect that, everybody uses this, because it connects. so everybody is on there from sightseers, to snowboarders, to skiers, you can watch from above and see how everybody be is doing, but the views are absolutely phenomenal. >> we were there in july, and there was still snow, and people were still skiing, which was amazing, but the

been to utah and whistler once.ain next week. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> at least 3, 4 times a year. >> reporter: that is not what the resorts want to hear. president's day weekend is a huge weekend for resorts. he sent us this video trying to get the message out, there is snow on the mountain. >> it is like we haven't had a winter. we saw a drop off in january. when there is no weather people -- i think don't think about going skiing. >> reporter: they slashed prices hoping even if people don't hit the mountain they will still buy gear. >> i bought a pair of skis last week here. because they were half price. >> announcer: is still early -- >> it is still early. there is still time. >> we would go up more if there were more snow. >> days like this it is just so hard to remember it is winter. claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> positively warm and is upy today -- and sunny today. we were talking here, somebody who is learning how to ski, that snow is okay. >> it is fine. hard to go up there -- 80 degrees h

you look like you're heading to whistler.. >> yes. >>> is this the bottom of the cold? >> so he says. >> the week ended on a big high in the markets but already all eyes are turning toward next week. >> that's because fed chair yellin makes her semiannual appearance before congress to update us on the state of the economy and monetary policy. will she give us a rate hike hint? we'll discuss coming up. >>> a busy week ahead with a slew of earnings to hit the street. we're watching retail primarily. macy's home depot, kohl's and jcpenney to mention a few. >> janet yellinen heads to the hill. we're looking for hipts of a hate hike. >> i think the fed will be crucially important. if that's one thing to watch, that will be it. the timing of the rate hike is up for debate. didn't james gorman said it would be sometime between june and october. everybody just deal with it. but the timing matters a great deal. >> i don't know. i deponent i don't know if it does. it matters how aggressive they'll be. of course her language is always s