. >> -- jean jacques rousseau and what is the french revolution. >> i think many people would flunk that test. >> 57 islamic countries. in addition, you have more than 50 non-aligned countries. what is non-aligned? north korea, zimbabwe, cuba, venezuela. people prefer their profits and not their values. when it comes to the table, people understand that on one side you have israel and on the other side you have islamic countries and non-aligned countries. from one side, it is north korea and zimbabwe and cuba and iran, and we are from the other side. >> you are on the other side from north korea, cuba and iran for sure. let's ask some questions. >> from the beginning, the first question from martin. >> i am not going to talk about palestinians. i always enjoy talking about is really politics. >> no, it is not fair. now you can ask a who barack. he is free and can speak openly -- ehud barak. he is free and can speak openly without restrictions. >> well, let me try. i think americans would be interested in your analysis of israeli happening in is reall politics. it appears that there is a

. -- jacques, good point. two nasa spacecraft will crash into the service of the moon.t is the planned end to the mission to look at the gravitational field. >> the moon as it has never been seen before. the images making up this video were taken by the space laboratories. the size of a small washing machine, they started mapping the gravitational field in tandem. they think the moon has a shallow or cross than expected, the result of asteroids and comets impacts. this could provide a better understanding about how moons and other planets evolved. running low on fuel, nasa took a decision to hasten the spacecraft. alone, they would have been slowly drawn toward the moon surface and eventually crashing in. say there is a seven and 1 million chance they could have come down on one of the apollo landings. they said the spacecraft on a more direct course towards the lunar surface. the point of collision, a nun named mountain near the moon's north pole. traveling at 6000 kph, it will be destroyed on impact. the area will be in shadow meaning there will be no images of the cr

the leader of the sovereignty movement, jacques parizeau, blamed the defeat on the ethnic vote and onially true, his statement caused an uproar in canada because it confirmed the "us"-and-"them" attitude. parizeau resigned, and the sovereignty movement has pulled back for now to regroup. immigration may be helping to offset quebec's declining birthrate, but it is not clear what it does to preserve the french language and culture. in the meantime, the u.s. c.i.a. warns that "canada's paramount political problem continues "to be the relationship of the province of quebec, "with its french-speaking residents and unique culture, to the remainder of the country." captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org.

>> this is jacques as a little guy. and as you'll see, quite a few of the awards that he has received. the ford motor company. student auto skills. the west philadelphia hybrid x team. honor roll, mathlete. he's student of the month. >> jacques just started running, he started running with it. and it was, it was, it was like he became a leader without knowing he was a leader, which is a great thing. to be honest, the things that he's doing is making me... actually inspires me in a lot of ways. it's taught me how not to give up, to be a fighter. don't give up, no matter what happens. don't give up. and i love him for that, love him for that. uh, yeah, i love him for that. yeah. >> i'll see you, dad. >> all rht, be good, man. >> usually, it tends to be the oddballs and the smart ones who drift towards the team because the opportunities they offer, so that's why the evx team is filled with a bunch of odd guys and smart people. i went back to school. essentially they put me in remedial classes because of my absences. one da

the french national front was as strong and appeared in austerity when jacques chirac the leader of the nacional he was second in the french election. so the socialists were out even though it was relative prosperity. they have gone backwards rather than forwards. what you have seen and i think this is exceptional is that the green there's the rice of the golden don, the neo fascist party. it's not mass political success. so i think you can say it's minor protest rather than a serious movement towards right- wing of what we saw in the 1930's. >> professor, thank you very much to dom see us. well, let's stay with europe because it was a subject that the government suffered an embarrassing defeat in the house of commons. the rouse was over the budget. it was due to be discussed in november and david cameron said he wanted it frozen. but many of his own benches believe that didn't go far enough. and instead of the increase, they wanted a real terms cut. the day started with some robust exchanges as the labor leader challenged mr. cameron over his stance. >> at a time when he's cutting the

deficit cutting and we'll have to face decisions so that could be rough. >> ifill: stacy palmer, jacque simon and hugh johnson of johnson illington advisories, i wanted to get the title right, thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> warner: next to egypt, where a hotly debated new constitution went into effect today. egyptian president mohamed morsi addressed a deeply divided nation this evening, calling for his countrymen to unite behind the new constitution. >> ( translated ): to all egyptian people, you kind people, men and women, we stand today to celebrate our new constitution. it's a historic day. egypt and egyptians now have a free constitution-- it's not a grant from a king, imposed by a president or imposed by an occupier. it's a constitution selected by the egyptian people at their own free will. >> warner: the document, which morsi signed into law last night, was approved by voters, after months of street turmoil, and accusations that he and his muslim brotherhood rammed the charter through the ratification process. morsi argued that speedy action was critical to restore st

president jacques rogge and company in twenty fourteen. from standard guestroom to presidential renovation you know the rooms is complete yet finished equipped and ready to accommodate within walking distance from the sea and the olympic park it's just a ten minute walk and much faster point count. four hundred thirty days left before the world for that's once the fourteen winter olympics meanwhile russia's black sea resort is ready to welcome. which there will be an abundance throughout the next year. and. by half. culture is that so much about the taxpayers' money minting is a shame it is a lot of people at hearing within every third world media is fond of the dramatic term water wars when it comes to describing the future management of global water resources. the gold fever. turnstyles reasons into slaves. must follow but also among others involved in the monsoon and since i started working in the mine i stayed here to look at it and multinationals. make it a cash cow to be milked dry and if i think that in this country is gold medal lo

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all the other positions, the thought is, jacques lugar goes to treasury, to replace secretary geithner, but who would replace him as chief of staff. >> tom donelan. >> the final decisions haven't been made and there are a lot of pieces on the chess board. >> schieffer: is this because of the fiskal cliff thing that is gog that they haven't focused on who is going to serve? >> they don't want to pick a fight with capitol hill. it will be something they have to deal with because people want to leave in the new term. and certainly, secretary of state hillary which the has long signaled she is only going to serve one term as secretary of state. and we see on the front page of the "new york times" today a big piece by jody kantor, what is next for hillary clinton, and whether she is a front-runner in 2016. the "washington post" had a poll nashows hillary's favorability is atap all-time high. they're going to have to start putting some names out there. >> schieffer: do you think she'll run, michael? >> i think she would have a consider support of the party. i think she has a history of being

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however during the bid for for the olympics of course naturally england through its name in the hat is jacques chirac the former french president he said what is england done for the world the only thing england's done for the world is bring mad cow disease and then he said chirac said you could never trust a country that has such awful cuisine now come on kevin is english food really that bad. yorkshire roast beef you can't moan about that fish and chips what's wrong with what's wrong with that you know you know i like to see really that the new testament on my christmas pudding phenomenon how do you do stuff yourself as a christmas dinner and then you stuff yourselves some more you leave a bit of a tomato. at its worst you leave a little coin in it that's great you mustn't small of the coin but with all the brandy and all the brandy you poor going christmas put well you know how that goes but look at these people some people in thailand cook with peru so if you think english food is really that bad then i beg to differ i'm moving on guys two thousand and twelve hot mike moment here we know j

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sublime was an international phenomenon that intrigued many artists of the time-- inspiring philippe jacquesloutherbourg's terrifying alpine avalanche... joseph wright's spectacular vesuvius... and caspar david friedrich's transcendent image of a wanderer contemplating the infinite. turner's interest in the sublime led him to travel to switzerland in search of wild landscapes that were thrillingly vast, and remote. he turned edmund burke's vision in any direction he chose. he imbued biblical subjects lie the fifth plague of egypt with the awesome power of nature's destructive forces. the swirling mists of the alpine blizzard that the carthaginian general hannibal and his army encountered while crossing into italy merged the sublime with the vaunted genre of history painting. turner was always attentive to his career. he had opened a gallery of his own where he could show his works-- and keep the sales commissions. the 31 year-old painter was appointed professor of perspective at the royal academy. he used that pulpit to promote the possibilities of landscape painting as equal to history pain

his father, jacques, designed a newfangled submarine, squeezed himself inside, and went down seven milessurface of the pacific and came up to talk about it. that was 50 years ago. his grandfather, auguste, decided to go the other way-- up. he'd heard the earth was round, but wanted to see for himself. so he designed a pressurized cabin, attached it to a balloon, and flew it to an altitude of ten miles. >> piccard: it was considered by nasa as the first man in space. so, in those days, it was like going in another world. >> simon: was your grandfather, in fact, the first human being to see the curvature of the earth? >> piccard: yes. and that was really impressive for me as a kid, because i was reading in the history books all the stories about the earth being flat, being round or whatever. and my grandfather came back and said, "i saw the curvature of the earth with my eyes." so, once you live this as a kid, of course, you want to continue into that field of exploration. >> simon: and he did. in 1992, bertrand entered and won the first-ever transatlantic balloon race. seven years later,

this is by a great photographer, jacques folay. you see the gondolas parked there.our dear, dear robin roberts, who is thankfully going to be taking us all back to venice with her when she gets back here to "gma." >> a special broadcast. >> you want to see this. also, a personal favorite. it's "get the led out." a beautiful, detailed history, for me, it was my band. >> really? >> this is my band. yeah. many firsts to the song you're hearing right now, "stairway to heaven." >> hmm. >> leave that on the table. >> high school slow dance song. and kennedy center honor for lifetime achievement in the arts. being given to one of the great bands of all-time. >> cars. i love cars. you can buy this book or pay the mortgage. this is the most expensive book i've seen in my life. it's $695. >> you can buy a car for that. >> if you've got it like that -- you can buy a car. the book is. it doesn't come with a car. but look, as a kid growing up, what you wanted was a shelby lotus, that put the british carmaker back on the market. and incredible car shots in here, as well. since ru

used by some extent by players, certainly by air us to thele, paraclese, lock, russo, harrington, jacques maritan, michael olshaw. and the whole point of official free speech is that people can define their small c constitution so that their country has a meaning and a purpose and a history and a destiny. and it's the small c constitution that other people look to, that other countries look to to see what the united states is, what it stands for. now, if you have moral relativism as the public philosophy, you have a problem with teaching the importance of our heritage. you have a problem because teachers are reluctant to say that one's american hero was good and virtuous is important. but one event does not have an ethical and a spiritual quality . everything's the same. and the result is that young people are discouraged from finding magnificent examples in our history. they come across and relate in general terms without making any judgments. because if you say something important, that's an ethical judgment and you shouldn't do that. now, this puts us, in my view, at risk. you know, it

jacques suggests a rich wine colored paint like the one in this wine cellar.ether you choose faux marble, travertine flooring or a warm splash of paint, let the colors of in wine country be your inspiration. relaxing at home is one way to enjoy the wine country lifestyle. but for some of us, only a spa will do to get us in that tranquil state of mind. we've discovered a wine country destination called osmosis where pampering means a dip in a cedar enzyme bath for soothing relaxation. when you think of a bath...think beyond warm water and bubbles. the cedar enzyme bath at osmosis spa in the sonoma county town of freestone gives new meaning to "bathing." in japan they had a tradition of drinking tea with enzymes and out that tradition stemmed the idea for the enzyme bath. so, we start out with the tea to provide some historical context. you sip tea and wander around the zen inspired garden. meanwhile bath attendent catherine stupar prepares your blanket of heat. it's henoki cedar, douglas fur and rice bran combined with enzymes that catalyze the fermentation of