(martin goldsmith) so i put in just a few lines. (man's thoughts) yes, fate, or some mysterious force, can put the finger on you or me for no good reason at all. i think noir hit people so hard it's because essentially at the core of it all they're tales of survival, in a completely naked fashion. a certain kind of hard film, full of difficulty and emotion. and explosions of -- of emotional drama and anxiety was popular in the sense that people went to the movies to see that kind of thing. if you go back and look over the plots of film noir, you discover that more than a quarter of the total films have protagonists who identify themselves as war vets. (paul arthur) and what he discovers when he comes from the war is not a security in society, but rather quite the opposite. (announcer) multiplied and magnified, the insecurity of modern man was tragically demonstrated in catastrophe of total war. (paul arthur) one sees it, in a sense as the continuing experience of wartime trauma... in a domestic situation. now we start looking at eac

florence is still a thriving center for the goldsmith's art. this is the studio of signor giorgio chilleri at the ponte vecchio. he works here as a master with his apprentice craftsmen. a whole generation of florentine artists-- ghiberti, brunelleschi, donatello-- began work in studios not unlike this, working on just such meticulous and minute creations before moving on in their careers to their monumental works of art. in an environment where the craftsman's skill so is highly prized, it was inevitable that their status should rise. inevitable, too, that the most brilliant of them-- men like brunelleschi and donatello-- should resent the restrictions which the craft guilds could place on them and the implication that their work was menial, a mechanical craft. and so, increasingly during this century, such artists came to see themselves as the equals of their patrons-- no longer humble, anonymous craftsmen, but self-confident, ambitious, intellectual practitioners of the liberal arts, famous beyond their own city. brunelleschi visited rome aft

. >> the niners find a replacement for deshawn gold smig -- goldsmith as they sign craig dahl. in berkeley, new cal football coach trying to get his bears up to speed with the new run and gun offense. stills does not have a number oe quarterback but that what spring training is about. coach dykes gave us criteria in a quarterback. >> choose the best quarterback and then build the offense around them, their skillset. being able to the football is definitely a factor. >> everyone is going all out. it's really hard to tell. so, everyone is doing a great job. so go out there and do your thing and not worry about the competition. >> mike: another brand of football. earthquakesearthquakes and colue to a tie this afternoon. see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> carolyn: going green for st.~patrick's da >> carolyn: join me tonight at 9:00. the president has a new way to fund u.s. energy development without costing taxpayers a dime. we'll hear how it would work. at 11:00 here on abc7, another concert cancelled as the san francisco symphony strike continues. tonight what the strike means

. ♪ >>> finally tonight, a goldsmith from argentina is given an assignment of a lifetime. >> he has been chosen to design a silver chalice for pope francis. he showed a sketch of the chalice and it features patron saint of argentina. and also created the silver roses on the tomb of princess diana and did the chalice for pope benedict. >> saying it wasn't an opportunity of a lifetime because it was the second opportunity -- >> a lot of lifetime opportunities there. >> like a cat. >> exactly. >> 7-day forecast, it looks good, we have the luck of the irish this weekend and more sunshine tomorrow. a little bit cooler, you'll see the temperatures drop down a bit, tuesday into wednesday. that's the one storm of the week as we move into spring. mid-70s coming back. >> clouds will be here on monday for a lot of people's hangovers. >> perhaps, yes. >> thanks for watching nbc bay area news. we'll see you at 6:00. turday night, party divided. competing visions of the gop. plus get ready, results of a poll on potential republican candidates for 2016. >>> team tragedy. what caused a charter bus to ve

for one roman goldsmith this whole transition is bittersweet. he hopes to make the next pope's fisherman's ring. he designed and made pope benedict's ring with his own hands. the seal inspired by michelangelo. the edges and the inside by st. peter's square itself. this is your sistine chapel this ring? benedict can no longer wear it, the vatican constitution requires the ring be destroyed when a pope dies. he pleaded for it to be spare and his prayers are being considered. >> when we talk about the destruction of the seal it's simply to make some scratch marks or something to prevent that seal from being used again. >> reporter: he hopes the slightly-defaced ring end up in the vatican museum. just like michelangelo's masterpiece. >> our thanks to david again tonight. >>> now to south africa this evening, where much of that country is divided over its once golden son. with new details over oscar pistorius's gun collection. he begun to collect guns last year. and this evening, we learned that reeva steenkamp herself had gone to a firing range last

people directly connected to the vatican, the goldsmith will make all the new gifts that the pope will take on overseas trips, religious gifts. he will have to include a new coat of arms on the gifts that he makes for the pope to take abroad. i asked him what he thought, what his gut was telling him where the vote might go and here's what he had to say. >> translator: the famous roman saying we roam manz who are close to the vatican have he who enters goes in as favorite because he is not elected. >> reporter: apparently, bill, the vatican signed off on this website, adopt a cardinal. people around the world voting, for, i should say praying for cardinals, not for a particular cardinal to win. the position of pope or to be elected but simply for them to get through the process with the peace of mind that they need. 220,000 people around the world now praying for these cardinals as they get ready to elect a new pope. bill: i'm sure they will take every prayer they can get. thank you, amy kellogg. >> reporter: you're welcome. martha: here as well because there is shock today after an und

i'm quoting from an article by jack goldsmith that was in "the washington post" on february 5, 2013. the u.s. needs a rule book for secret warfare. but i don't think we should have any doubt that there are people, both within the united states of america and outside of it, who are members of terrorist organizations that want to repeat 9/11. all of us thank god there's not been a repeat of 9/11. most of the experts i know will say that there's been a certain element of luck, but a small element, but still an element of luck such as the underwear bomber and others who have prevented a devastating attack on the united states. but to somehow -- to somehow allege or infer that the president of the united states is going to kill somebody like jane fonda or somebody who disagrees with the policies is a stretch of imagination which is, frankly, ridiculous. ridiculous. so, i don't disagree that we need more debate, more discussion, and frankly probably more legislation to make sure that america does protect the rights of all of our citizens, to make sure at the same time that if someone is an

i'm quoting from a article by jack goldsmith that was in "the washington post" on february 5th, 2013. "u.s. needs a rulebook for secret warfare." but i don't think we should have any doubt that there are people both within the united states of america and outside of it who are members of terrorist organizations that want to repeat 9/11. all of us thank god there's not been a repeat of 9/11. most of the experts i know will say that there's been a certain amount of luck -- element of luck, but a small element but still an element of luck such as the underwear bomber and others that have prevented a devastating attack on the united states. but to somehow, to somehow allege or infer that the president of the united states is going to kill somebody like jane fonda or someone who disagrees with the policies is a stretch of imagination which is, frankly, ridiculous. ridiculous. so i don't disagree that we need more debate, more discussion and, frankly, probably more legislation to make sure that america does protect the rights of all of our citizens, to make sure at the same time that if som

i'm quoting from an article by jack goldsmith in the washington post, u.s. needs a rule book for secret warfare. i don't think we should have any doubt there are people, both within the united states of america and outside of it, who are members of terrorist organizations that want to repeat 9/11. all of us thank god there's not been a repeat of 9/11. most of the experts i know will say that there's been a certain element of luck, but a small amount, but still an element of luck such as the underwear bomber and others that have prevented a devastating attack on the united states. but to somehow allege or infer that the president of the united states is going to kill somebody like jane phon -- fonda, someone who disagree with policies, is the stretch of the imagine which is, frankly, ridiculous. ridiculous. so i don't disagree that we need more debate, more discussion, and, frankly, probably more legislation. to make sure that america does protect the rights of all of our citizens. so make sure at the same time that, if someone is an enemy combatant. that ene

i'm quoting from an article by jack goldsmith in the washington post. the u.s. needs a rule book for secret warfare. i don't think we should have any doubt there are people, both within the united states of america, and outside of it, who are members of terrorist organizations that want to repeat 9/11. all of us thank god there's not been a relead of 9/11. most of the experts i know will say there's been a certain element of luck, but it's more element -- a small element, but an element of luck, such as the underwear bombers and others that have prevented a devastating attack on the united states. but to somehow allege or infer that the president of the united states is going to kill somebody, like jane ton dark or someone who disagrees with the policies, is a stretch of imagination which is, frankly, ridiculous. ridiculous. so, i don't disagree that we need more debate, more discussion, and, frankly, probably more legislation, to make sure that america does protect the rights of all of our citizens. to make sure at the same time that if someone is an enemy comb

more recently, the professor jack goldsmith and matt just this week published a paper arguing that the growing threat is making it more of more imperative to conagra's to look at this more seriously. >> the determination to be whether the for the action is taken under the process and the judicial review if there is one of those rich have a question about which i will get to in just a second. i think the issue that comes to my mind is we don't have this review right now. there is the veil of secrecy if you and in this administration there is no one denying the article to privilege. there was no one denying the devotee there. we are having a real issue here and we have the secrecy going on. explain at least in the sense when we are dealing with american lives overseas and you have a process that you say you have a process on that is like me going to my 14 year old and saying what is your decision making process? no problem i have a process. just trust me. this isn't one that we can take. i do have a question that if we do it after the fact that to me is damage that never makes you hole c