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>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 12th, mother's day. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning. it's nice and sunny downtown. we have dense fog and cool temperatures in the north bay. we are looking at just 50s with quarter mile visibility in santa rosa, all the way up to the mid-60s by the delta. already a 15-degree spread out there. we are looking for another warm day inland. in fact yesterday we saw low 90s. today in the mid-90s well into the east bay valleys. we will have the breeze p...

he's born in 1899, just as the new century's about to begin, and he's of age to come under fire in world war i, to experience the growth of american literary modernism in paris, he goes to the spanish civil war, he's back under fire in world war ii and as well as being a wonderful writer of fiction, he's also a journalist. he's travelling the globe to the greco-turkish war, he's a citizen of the world. >> how did he get here to key west? >> he arrived he ever in the year 1928. he was returning from paris with his second wife, pauline pfeiffer. she was pregnant with their first child,...

game hunting. and writing for an audience that was growing and growing, it was a very successful magazine. by the end of the 1930s he was appearing monthly in a magazine that had a readership of about a million men. so this is a period that helped to create that persona, that masculine persona where he was writing of himself for men about his adventures and it contributes to these apocryphal stories that are out there. >> before our next call we would like to you listen to ernest hemingway's voice. this is a little clip of him talking about the many places where he's written in hi...

>> rose: the curator of the met joins me for a conversation about the man and the art. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: it was once said the object of art is to give life a shape. pablo picasso's art shaped his life while his life shaped his art. he is considered the preeminent artist of the 20th century. throughout his 91 years, picasso expressed himself in many forms of art. he had many lovers and he had many friends. he had children who loved him and women more who died for him and women who stood u...

>> rose: the curator of the met joins me for a conversation about the man and the art. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: it was once said the object of art is to give life a shape. pablo picasso's art shaped his life while his life shaped his art. he is considered the preeminent artist of the 20th century. throughout his 91 years, picasso expressed himself in many forms of art. he had many lovers and he had many friends. he had children who loved him and women more who died for him and women who stood u...