partners in the family just me or disconnected their identities of the jewish museum in earmarks of gaul exhibit entitled love foreign looks at the artists' work in paris from the rise of fascism to nineteen forty. in the late nineteen thirties. he begins to feel that is his world is collapsing. and the work becomes darker and more destructive than away there's an ominous sensibility about it. under the nazis took the flight paris in nineteen forty one finding refuge in your the holocaust and a lot of that occurred when he was in new york and feeling very frustrated that there was nothing he could do specifically are directly but the effects and in his response is definitely in his works of art. and we see his the violence and destruction in the works. very directly he's got a doctor. oh boy the silver screen has always been a favorite outfit for jewish identification. yet military stops us from a packed house keen to see the documentary when were funny. what's it like to extend the comics dominated the american comedy scene in the nineteen fifties and sixties i think it just becomes whe

greeks, egyptians, gauls, mauritanians... all fell under the sweep of the empire.f thousands of prisoners of war were torn from their home countries. they became the slaves of the conquerers. the numbers of slaves was astounding -- an estimated one out of every three people living in the empire. their lives were hard. they could be beaten, whipped, even killed for disobedience. yet slaves could earn their freedom. wallace-hadrill: the crucial difference between the roman and the american concept of slavery is the possibility of freedom in the roman concept. not only that, but the fact that once freed, a roman slave becomes a citizen. keach: in rome, freed slaves were often included in the family tombs of their former masters. while the lineage compounds of teotihuacan grew through kinship, roman households increased by adding slaves. in the process, the very definition of family changed. wallace-hadrill: for us the word family means people related by blood -- married couple, children. now, in the roman concept of the family, the slave is built in from the very firs

i find it gauling, you have gays and lesbians in arizona who have been under the thumb of a government that has discriminated against them, treated them as second class citizens and now we're supposed to worry about somebody who might theoretically have to make a cake they didn't feel like baking. it's brought up because of the anti-gay issue even though it's true that gay rights are not specifically mentioned in the law. i think that's why people have lined up against this. it's a distraction and being done in a way that's punitive against gays. >> kathy, what i don't get, suppose i'm a shopkeeper of some kind and two people walk into my shop. i don't know what they are or gender or sexual preferences or religion. i don't know anything about that. i'm a capitalist. i'm here to serve them to make a buck and generate some profitability. to me that's the crux of this issue. >> you couldn't win your case. based on the facts you just described you would not be able to win your case because you have no sincere religious belief and no burden on that belief. >> then how would we know or why d

can listen to the experts, the cia, the joint chiefs of staff, gaul inent to see the france. said you should surround yourself with the smartest people, listen to them, and hear what they have to say, but that the end of the day you have to make up your own mind. what harry truman sent said, the buck stops here. he was determined to make up as mind, way-- his own with the experts said, but at the end of the day he was going to make the judgment, and he was the responsible party. you see that, that was abundantly clear when you listen to all of those, and read the transcripts of all of those tapes during the cuban missile crisis. he was his own man, he was the one that was making his own mind. the joint chiefs were at arms length. they wanted to bomb, invade, and he would not do it. >> [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> after several years of wrangling, the house has passed a five-year farm bill. now it is up to the senate and that will be happening this week. join us on newsmakers is senator debbie stabenow. she is chairman of the agriculture committe