they must also establish a relationship with the beholder. and that is one of the most, i would say, essential principles that we would need to deal with. and thirdly, that the architectural structure must also establish a relationship with the decorative program, and they work together to create a synthesis and to create a total communication. but the main emphasis in the orthodox church would be-- the greek orthodox church or any orthodox church-- would be the beholder. that would affect the style. we will now go down to the steps and stand directly underneath the dome where i will begin to explain the very essential and important principles that i have just enumerated for you. [music] unlike western art, byzantine art reveals the theology of the church and also the ritual or the liturgy of the church. in the western tradition, there is a stronger focus on common and individual piety in their representations. some of the most, or one of the most important elements that we need to keep in mind is that the byzantine decorative program or the

so the relationship with the beholder is one of the most important elements. therefore, you can understand why a centralized architecture would be an ideal place for the display of these images. now, the second point then the relationship of the image to the architecture. the architecture-- for example, because the images need to be placed frontally or possibly, at most turned slightly in profile there are scenes, for example, on the life cycle of christ, where the figures or individual characters need to communicate. and logically, if they're communicating they cannot be facing you, can they? they should be, in reality faced towards one another or even half possibly a three-quarter view or a back towards you. in order--they can-- and, in fact, the byzantines came up with an ingenious solution they still present the image frontally or possibly with a very minimal profile view. but they will choose an architectural setting they will choose an architectural element of the interior, which is round or curved slightly at least. and within that curved space they pla

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. ♪ k6(uh.sy0v ♪ gerri: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but should the the beholder, but should the ugly be protected by law ♪ gerri: okay. multiple studies point to the ugly truth, more attractive people tend to get the job with a bonus, but shoul ugly people become unprotected legal class? think about it. joining me now, bill compton and fox news legal analysts. she is author of the brand spanking new book -- you have to read it, fatal ties. very setting. congratulations. fit the all right. -- said as un the story. protective legal classis. why? >> not. first of all, how would you define attractive versus not attractive. gerri: i think it's really cute. >> it's adorable. how did you say that? and the other thing is, pretty people, if you want to describe it that way, they're discrimited against as well. gerri: how so? >> dumb blondes, hello? [laughter] i have dealt with it all my life. we are called dumb blonde. we cannot bemart enough. we can be discriminated against because of the color of our air, which is -- are we really going to file a class-action lawsuit? gerri: let

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all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that? >> cookies and cream. >> oh, they are beautiful. >> yes, so we got to get --. >> all right, all right. we treat the cookies like wine tasting. i don't ever want anybody to bite into a cookie and not get what they want to get. we're training staff because they can look at the cookie and tell if it's wrong. >> oh, here we go. >> you smell it and then you taste it, clean the plat palate with the milk. >> i could be a professional painter because i know how to do this. >> i can tell that it's a really nice shell, that nice crunch. >> but inside. >> oh, my god. so you are going to -- cheat a little bit. i had to give you a heads up on that. >> what's happening tomorrow? these cookies, there's a lot of love in these cookies. i don't know how else to say it. it really just makes me so happy. man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know. people really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and

. ♪ ♪ gerri: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but should the ugly be protected by law ♪ gerri: okay. multiple studies point to the ugly truth, more attractive people tend to get the job with a bonus, but should ugly people become unprotected legal class? think about it. joining me now, bill compton and fox news legal analysts. she is author of the brand spanking new book -- you have to read it, fatal ties. very setting. congratulations. first the all right. -- said as upon the story. protective legal classis. why? >> not. first of all, how would you define attractive versus not attractive. gerri: i think it's really cute. >> it's adorable. how did you say that? and the other thing is, pretty people, if you want to describe it that way, they're discriminated against as well. gerri: how so? >> dumb blondes, hello? [laughter] i have dealt with it all my life. we a called dumb blonde. we cannot be smart enough. we can be discriminated against because of the color of our air, which is -- are we really going to file a class-action lawsuit? gerri: let me pick a point. attracted people to e

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and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. two american companies from two very different eras, facebook and jcpenney. facebook is up an impressive 89%. and jcpenney's shares fell after the stock market closed. the stock value has been cut nearly in half this year. okay. this liter of coke, obviously it's a liter, obviously there is at least a liter of water in there, but it takes a lot more than the liquid you drink to manufacture the coke. as you know, water is something we care a lot about on this show. coke knows in a world where water is scarce, heavy water can be a problem. i sat down with the ceo to discuss what coke is doing to bring clean water to the most remote parts of the world. >> for every liter of beverage that we actually

"behold me at length on the vaunted scene of europe!" he wrote. "it is not necessary, for your information "that i should enter into details concerning it, "but you are, perhaps, curious to know how the new scene has struck a savage of the mountains of america." "were i to proceed to tell you how much i enjoy their architectu, "sculpture, painting, music, "i should want words. it is in these arts they shine." "the hospitality of paris is beyond anything "i have conceid to be practicable in a large city," he writes. his close friendship with lafayette's aunt madame de tesse brings him many times to her house for long talks on politics, architecture, gardening, art. and in his own townhouse... the hotel de langeac, jefferson entertains the leading figures of the city of paris. from here, he can look out over the champs-elysees and decide which part of the city he will explore next. about a mile away, he pauses often to watch the construction of a building that will become one of his favorites. "i was violently smitten by the hotel de salm," he later

lo and behold, we have a ferry building again after the earthquake? >> we have seen the city come around. the building was renovated and opened in 2003. at the downtown ferry terminal was expanded in 2009 perry -- in 2009. people are looking for other ways to cross the bay. they have found that the use of the ferry boats may have increased by three times it is today. >> a lot of people who are looking for alternative ways to get around, people who walk, bicycle, other transportation, less people are driving. it is not just the price of gas. >> it is fun to ride to work and along the riverfront. we see that on the weekend. the promise not it is just full of people coming down, just walking along the waterfront, ride a bike, take a walk. we're becoming one of the most public waterfronts in the country. >> once upon the time, the boats would come in here where we are standing we know that because i have a photograph of that. my wife collects historic post cards of san francisco, and we have photographs of the ferry building with all the piers in place. t

and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. ♪ >>> a week from tuesday, obamacare health insurance exchanges open for business. the obama administration expects 7 million people to enroll and hopes that 2.7 million of them will be young and healthy. the system needs these young invincibles to sign up in order to keep costs down. but if of these folks are not convinced that buying insurance makes financial sense for them, putting the success of obamacare at risk. >> reporter: if obamacare is going to work, these are the people that are going to have to make it happen, the young, healthy, and uninsured, also known as the young invincibles. getting them to buy into the system is key to offsetting the costs of the sick and old. >> my money usually goes towards rent and bills or something else, and i guess i'm naive that enough that i don't think i need it yet. >> reporter: with premium price tags in the thousands, the big worry is that many of these young invincibles won't buy in. >> peo

. ♪ gerri: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but should the ugly be protected by law? our legal panel weighs in coming up next. ♪ gerri: okay. multiple studies point to the ugly truth, more attractive people tend to get the job with a bonus, but should ugly people become unprotected legal class? think about it. joining me now, bill compton and fox news legal analysts. she is author of the brand spanking new book -- you have to read it, fatal ties. very setting. congratulations. first the all right. -- said as upon the story. protective legal classis. why? >> not. first of all, how would you define attractive versus not attractive. gerri: i think it's really cute. >> it's adorable. how did you say that? and the other thing is, pretty people, if you want to describe it that way, they're discriminated against as well. gerri: how so? >> dumb blondes, hello? [laughter] i have dealt with it all my life. we are called dumb blonde. we cannot be smart enough. we can be discriminated against because of the color of our air, which is -- are we really going to file a class-actio

♪ gerri: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but should the ugly be protected by law ♪ gerri: okay. multiple studies point to the ugly truth, more attractive people tend to get the job with a bonus, but should ugly people become unprotected legal class? think about it. joining me now, bill compton and fox news legal analysts. she is author of the brand spanking new book -- you have to read it, fatal ties. very setting. congratulations. first the all right. -- said as upon the story. protective legal classis. why? >> not. first of all, how would you define attractive versus not attractive. gerri: i think it's really cute. >> it's adorable. how did you say that? and the other thing is, pretty people, if you want to describe it that way, they're discriminated against as well. gerri: how so? >> dumb blondes, hello? [laughter] i have dealt with it all my life. we are called dumb blonde. we cannot be smart enough. we can be discriminated against because of the color of our air, which is -- are we really going to file a class-action lawsuit? gerri: let me pick a point. attracted people to

♪ gerri: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but should the ugly be protected by law ♪ gerri: okay. multiple studies point to the ugly tru, more attractive people tend to get the job with a bonus, but should ugly people become unprotected legal class? think about it. joining me now, bill compton and fox news legal analysts. she is author of the brand spanking new book -- you have to read it, fatal ties. very setting. congratulations. first the all right. -- said as upon the story. protective legal classis. why? >> not. first of all, how would you define attractive versus not attractive. gerri: i think it's really cute. >> it's adorable. how did you say that? and the other thing is, pretty people, if you want to describe it that way, they're scriminated against as well. gerri: how so? >> dumb blondes, hello? [laughter] i have dealt with it all my life. we are called dumb blonde. we cannot be smart enough. we can be discriminated against because of the color of our air, which is -- are we really going to file a class-action lawsuit? gerri: let me pick a point. attracted people to earn

. ♪ gerri: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but should the ugly be protected by lawks ♪ gerri: okay. multiple studies point to the ugly truth, more attractive people tend to get the job with bonus, but should ugly people become unprotected legal class? think about it. joining me now, bill compton and fox news legal analysts. she is author of the brand anking new boo -- you have to read it, fatal ties. very setting. congratulations. first the all rht. -- said as upon the story. protective lal classis. why? >> not. first of all, how would you define attractive versus not attractive. gerri: i think it's really cute. >> it's adorable. how did you say that? and the other thing is, prey people, if you want to describe it that way, they're discriminated against as well. gerri: how so? >> dumb blondes, hello? [laughter] i have dealt with i all my life. we are called dumblonde. we cannot be smart enough. we can be dcriminated against because of the color of our air which is -- are we really going to file a class-action lawsuit? gerri: let me pick a point. attracted people to earn 45 percent

it was a testament not have their proud past there was nothing - it was something new to behold. the architect at that time was renowned brunn less phillip to. he was asked over and over again about his greatness and genus by he said what malcolm was saying he said it was not my genus but the genius of underscore incidence railroad the most important people are ail those who are about to enjoy something for a generation. the genius of the people of san francisco, oakland the entire bay area, northern california and this great state we should celebrate today because if not for their willingness to exercise their faith none of us would get to enjoy the fruits of your last year. so it's now i am prepared having come late because of my 10 minute internship on figuring out how one takes a chain and not a rope and prepares to cut it. i look forward after steve makes some final remarks to inviting you out for that great moment. congratulations everybody (clapping) >> thank you lieutenant governor. i did hear him as a 10 minutes so i would give him more. governor schwarzenegger ruined a

and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >> announcer: this al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello there, welcome to the news hour, live from doha. these are our top stories. it's not over yet. kenya says all of the hostages are free, but the al-shabab gunmen remain inside the mall. >> reporter: the kenyan government also says at least three of its soldiers have died in the fighting. >>> the

. ♪ gerri: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but should the ugly be protected by law ♪ gerri: okay. multiple studies point to the ugly truth, more attractive people tend to get the job with a bonus, but should ugly people become unprotected legal class? think about it. joining me now, bill compton and fox news legal analysts. she is author of the brand spanki new book -- you have to read it, fatal ties. very setting. congratulations. first the all right. -- said as upon the story. protective legal classis. why? >> not. first of all, how would you define attractive versus not attractive. gerri: i think it's really cute. >> it's adorable. how did you say that? and the other thing is, pretty people, if you want to describe it that way, they're discriminated against as well. gerri: how so? >> dumb blondes, hello? [laughter] i have dealt with it all my life. we are called dumb blonde. we cannot be smart enough. we can be discriminated against because of the color of our air, which is -- are we really going to file a class-action lawsuit? gerri: let me pick a point. attracted people to e

beauty is in the eye of the beholder. >> with the graffiti is of no interest to the chp. this is a safety issue and the general public does not belong on that bridge. >> speaking of the law. 49ers staff alden smith will take a leave of absence after being arrested on sus -- sus petition for guy. he was found unconscious in his truck after it hit a tree. he was booked on charges of dui and holding marijuana. >> let it be known this is a problem and something i will get fixed and do everything in my power to make sure it never happens again. this is a long-term fix. we support alden. if he's willing to fight for himself and make it right i will support him. >> smith says he'll be seeking treatment and he has not said what he's a directed too. it's, action directed too. >>> the tide has turned for team or kel in the america's cup. they won today against the kiwis and fans could not have been more excited. don knapp was with the crews to witness the comeback. oracle tie as live. down five races and needing a win to stay in the battle oracle sails across the finish line in the

out almost any window, a sight to behold. >> this is the pot of land about the final her boyfriend now husband said he wanted to move so they could have a garden. >> i really didn't want to move house. and i thought, well, there's a patch of land across the street, will he's just put some flowers there. that will save me a lot of work. wrong. >> she felt it needed more. then some more. by the time she realized how much work this garden was going to be it was too late to turn back. i didn't want to give up all the blood, sweat and tears i put into it so i just kept going. >> the plot of land tucked inside the offramp off of 280 and owned, annie later owned by cal tran is now the. pn street garden. amazing how many people are loik i didn't even know that was there because they come off the offramp and look in that direction. an oasis in the city maintained, not just by annie anymore, but a team of neighbors who volunteer one saturday morning a month to keep the garden growing. annie said she didn't know before the guard opinion .annie said she didn't know what she's get into back then. i

was this the face that, like the sun, did make beholders wink? was this the face that faced so many follies, and was at last out-faced by bolingbroke? a brittle glory shineth in this face -- as brittle as the glory is the face! for there it is, cracked in a hundred shivers. mark, silent king, the moral of this sport, how soon my sorrow hath destroyed my face. the shadow of your sorrow hath destroyed the shadow of your face. say that again. the shadow of my sorrow! ha! let's see: it is very true, my grief lies all within; and these external manners of laments are merely shadows to the unseen grief that swells with silence in the tortured soul; there lies the substance... and i thank thee, king, for thy great bounty, that not only givest me cause to wail but teachest me the way how to lament the cause. i'll beg one boon, and then be gone and trouble you no more. shall i obtain it? name it, fair coin. "fair cousin"? i am greater than a king: for when i was a king, my flatterers were then but subjects; being now a subject, i have a king here to my fl

out almost any window a sight to behold. except at one time, this window. annie shaw's window. >> this looks like woodchips and dog poop basically. >> this is the plot of land annie is talking about and what it looked like in 2008 when her boyfriend said he wanted to move so they can have a garden. >> i didn't want to move house. there's a patch of land across the street. let's put flowers across the street. wrong. >> after she planted a few flowers, she felt it needed more and then some more. it was too late to turn back after she saw how much work it was. >> i just kept going. >> going for five years now. annie later learned it is now the pennsylvania street garden. >> it's amazing that people go, i didn't know there was a garden there. >> a little less than one acre of flowers, trees, and paths. an oasis in the city maintained not just by annie anymore, but a team of neighbors that volunteer one saturday morning a month to keep the garden growing. neighbors she didn't know before this whole thing got started. >> i feel like i know everyone in the neighbo

"behold, damascus is about to be removed from being a city and will become a fallen ruin." another passage warns of growing unrest in egypt and the rise of a fierce king. >> stephen: good lord! (laughter) everything the bible says is coming to pass! thankfully, i already have two of every animal in my meat ark. (laughter) folks, neil cavuto wasn't done there. as a t.v. journalist, his job to keep digging until he gets to the next commercial. (laughter) so he brought on armageddon enthusiast joel rosenberg. >> we have seven million syrians already on the run, two million have left the country, five million are internally displaced that's the jeremiah 49 prophecy that says people will flee but there will still be people in damascus when the prophecy happens. the bottom line is we don't know whether these two prophecies-- isaiah 17 and jeremiah 49 will happen in our lifetime or soon but they could because they haven't happened yet. >> stephen: true. (laughter) everything that hasn't happened yet could happen! (laughter) i mean, the seas turning red with blood. lives -- (applau

>>tiful thing to behold. >> the project goes by the name heavyweight history. an uplifting experience for everyone involved. but this five-ton ronald reagan proved a tougher challenge than a socialist. the labs could not do it. instead, they turn their hands to the statue of polio brothers directed in 1945 known roughly as the -- known locally as the four sleeping soldiers. one could argue that the soviets did not actually help warsaw resist the notches. one soldier alone weighs around 4.5 tons. -- one could argue that the soviets did not actually help warsaw resist the not cease -- the nazis. third time lucky. >> bravo. bravo. >> last but not least on the list is the branch monument. the german chancellor made history when he dropped to his knees before the monument to the warsaw ghetto. not a chance. >> it's like sport. you do not win every time. there is no actual opponent here, so this is basically a contest between sport and history. it's fair enough that sometimes the monuments when -- win. >> the weightlifters have 15 goes, but eventually, they concede t

and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. >> president obama says congress must act immediately to pass a budget in order to keep the government open. in his weekly address the president said congress also needs to raise the debt ceiling or deal with dire consequences. >> some are actually willing to plunge america into default if they can't defund the affordable care act. think about that. they'd actually plunge this country back into recession all to deny the basic security of health care to millions of americans. >> the president is referring to the bill can the republican led house passed yesterday which defunds the president's health care law. that bill is a nonstarter in the democratic controlled senate. and as mike viqueira reports not evenly all republicans agree on a strategy. >> right here party unity, after a week of infighting a show of unity from house republicans. >> we have victory today for the american people and frankly we also had a victory for common sense. >> th

giant panda cub is something to celebrate, but in china, the side of 14 together is quite a thing to behold. the devastating suicide bombing ofpakistan brings questions negotiating with the taliban and. in one violent moment, this family was torn apart. lost sixstian relatives in the attack on the church. there is no substitute for the brothers i lost, she said. i'll never get them back. and there are dozens of other families here facing sudden losses. over 80 people are now known to have died when two suicide bombers blew themselves up among the congregation that had just finished sunday mass here. protesters have taken to the streets, their anger directed at the authorities for not giving them protection, but also at politicians who say they are calling for talks with the pakistani taliban a. the prime minister had been pursuing a strategy of preparing the ground for dialogue with the militants, backed by other prominent leaders. pakistanis are exhausted with the bloodshed after years in which thousands of civilians and soldiers have been killed, while talks might bring some respite from

giant panda cub is something to celebrate, but in china, the side of 14 together is quite a thing to behold. the devastating suicide bombing ofpakistan brings questions negotiating with the taliban and. in one violent moment, this family was torn apart. lost sixstian relatives in the attack on the church. there is no substitute for the brothers i lost, she said. i'll never get them back. and there are dozens of other families here facing sudden losses. over 80 people are now known to have died when two suicide bombers blew themselves up among the congregation that had just finished sunday mass here. protesters have taken to the streets, their anger directed at the authorities for not giving them protection, but also at politicians who say they are calling for talks with the pakistani taliban a. the prime minister had been pursuing a strategy of preparing the ground for dialogue with the militants, backed by other prominent leaders. pakistanis are exhausted with the bloodshed after years in which thousands of civilians and soldiers have been killed, while talks might bring some respite from

behold the light dragon. this is the brain child of two artists, detroit based artist royian doyle and hong kong born artist, teddy lo, the light dragon made of salvaged metal and rubber and lights. apparently 60 feet long. it weighs 17,000 pounds. it sits on top of a stripped down 1963 dodge dumptruck. 2,500 feet of color changing l.e.d. lights. because it is a dragon, naturally it can breathe fire. no, really it can shoot a 20-foot burst of flame through its dragon nostrils. that part is going to be really important later in the story. put a pin in that for a second. the city of detroit as you may be aware is going through a rough stretch. city filed for bankruptcy in july. under the control of an emergency manager who makes all the decisions regarding the city's finances. that has rendered local democracy essentially dead in democracy. one of the things that emergency manager did in city recently he hired christie's action house to appraise the art that is house the inside the amazing, iconic, detroit inst