we have michelangelo and da vinci working.the pope in rome and the east directly through venice. at this playground and everything. if the hotbed of all kinds of passions and fears. there's a back—up for story. david hewson, author ofjuliet and romeo. think you very much. thank you. good evening. another sunny and warm data across many parts of england and wales. but as one of our weather watchers captured on the coast of north yorkshire there was some see fog patches with the short every now and again and some of that will come and again and some of that will come and go to the rest of this week. a good deal cloudy and rainy at times looking distinct the cool and blustery there. as the crowd response over that and instructions on the way out and strengthened by a jet stream dipping down across the atlantic. working his way northwards through tonight you will start as he ran across northern ireland and western scotland. header and more persistent. so that see fog patches across north sea coasts which will develop more in land

we have michelangelo and da vinci working.rome and the east directly through venice. at this playground and everything. if the hotbed of all kinds of passions and fears. there's a back—up for story. david hewson, author ofjuliet and romeo. think you very much. thank you. good evening. today puzzled whether story has been a sunny one. just about most of all the way up to the north of the uk. that's how it looked in edinburgh a little bit earlier on. blue skies and sunshine to be had. a lovely end to the day here for weather watcher in the centre of london. and as we go through tonight we will stick with those clear skies and as he conceived of the salad picture this not been a huge amount of clout around today. extra clout beginning to strea m around today. extra clout beginning to stream its way in towards northern ireland in the western side of scotland. that will continue to work its way in, but for south and east working clear skies in it will turn quite chilly. you can see the green shade in here on our attempt 01’ green s

know, we had the catholic church being challenged, we had machiavelli working there as you said, michelangelos trying to invade from the east, directly through dennis, which at that stage owns verona, and this playground, and anything, so it is a hotbed of all kinds of passion. so there is the backdrop for a story. david hewson, author ofjuliet and romeo. thank you very much. another sunny and warm day across many parts of england and wales. see a fog patches, some of that will come and go through the rest of this week. and across scotland and northern ireland a good deal cloudier, rain at times and looking cool and bustier. this is the cloud responsible for that. it searches all the way out to the eastern azores, strengthened by a jet stream coming down across the atlantic. we will start to seem rain across northern ireland and north—western scotla nd northern ireland and north—western scotland turn a little bit heavier and more persistent. some see fog patches across north sea coast which will develop more inland as we go through the morning, but on this, it will be a dry night, largely cle

michelangelo, come up here. michelangelo, who's off to hawaii after this trip tonight.ou wrote this joke. why did you put apple sauce on your hair? because you ate your hair up. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: by the way, your dad laughs at his own jokes too. [ laughter ] harrison. this is my cousin sal's son harrison. there's two of them here. knock knock. >> who's there? >> jimmy: jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy kimmel who? >> jimmy: jimmy kimmel live. [ laughter ] good one, harrison. jack icono, also my 'causin sal's son. jack wrote, "why do people not like mean people? because donald trump is the president." [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i think these are the last ones. enzo barbieri. enzo wrote, who's dr. strange's partner? nurse weirdo. [ laughter ] i'm going to let you do the punchline to this one. why did the cow jump over the moon? >> to get away from his crazy ex-wife. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very well done, kids. thank you guys. your parents are all fired. okay? we're going to take a break. when we come back, we have an all avengers edition of mean t

like michelangelo's to daytona to their best advantage these new interventions allow us as it were to brings a not to feel constrained by having too much in a small building i mean we've grown with some tips and. the new passage may be small but its effect is enormous it connects the two historical buildings making the entire institution readily accessible. this isn't the first time david chipperfield has given hallowed old halls a new lease on life. when you're building a new building. you are you are the or source of everything you have to defend your ideas. when you are working with an existing going to your defending the building you're defending your you're working on behalf of the building the work normally. the other people are also interested in building so you have a common you are more united. the newest museum on berlin's museum island it's reconstruction completed in two thousand and nine set new standards. david chipperfield integrated what remained of the original building with modern architecture in a way that had never been seen before. we've made a small contribution

like michelangelo's to daytona to their best advantage these new interventions allow us as it were tough to bring on not to feel constrained by having to motion a small building i mean we've grown but seventy percent of. the new passage may be small but its effect is enormous it connects the two historical buildings making the entire institution readily accessible. this isn't the first time david chipperfield has given hello the old halls a new lease on life. when you're building a new building. you are you are the or so so everything you have to defend your ideas. when you are working with an existing building you are defending the building you're defending your you're working on behalf of the building there were normally. the other people are also interested in that building so you have a common you are more united than. the newest museum on berlin's museum island its reconstruction completed in two thousand and nine set new standards. david field integrated what remained of the original building with modern architecture in a way that had never been seen before. we've made a small cont

this installation by michelangelo pistol it is a commentary on mass production and cheap labor in the supply chain. social media and fashion blogs are increasingly important sources of inspiration for designers an artiste. passion has never been more democratic. well but pictures on social media blocks a mostly photo shop in the era you can't trust your eyes german photographer. has created a new kind of post-production without using a computer his works allow you to take a trip back in time and here's how it works. that's not at eighteen at thirty five a leap of seventeen years in the blink of an eye that's possible thanks to a technique that says a has developed he digs in all of us of the archives sticks bits of it onto a glass place and says sit in front of the same scene today. then you photograph the image of me. as a photographer and you have to ask yourself how do i approach archive material because these are someone else's photos how will they become my photos that was the question i'm old around for a while until i came up with this idea. of. simple bus effective because eve

on the spot where michelangelo's basilica of st peter's now stands the pope once pronounced charlemagne the emperor of the christian west. this same was to happen this time it is said that auto was crowned emperor on this round stone made of porfiry emperor of a realm that would one day be known as the holy roman empire of the german nation. a chronicler reports that the romans and italy's princes didn't like the oath that auto swore when the pope made him emperor. in his office in the name of christ i swear that i will forever be the protector and defender of this holy roman church and all its territories you're fighting in fun and receive the symbol of glory. this is how the allegiance between the german king and the roman pontiff was forged in the name of the father the son and the holy ghost. had achieved his goal of being the successor of charlemagne in europe signal glorify the symbol of glory the imperial crown the most significant item in the imperial regalia. it's now in the treasury of the whole for palace in vienna it said that alter the great was crowned emperor with it for

neighborhood, we end up in a park or another and sometimes it's washington square, sometimes its michelangelo, sometimes george sterling, we play ball and chat with our neighbors and enjoy the fresh air and community of the parks. but i was hearing griping among our friends and neighbors that hang out at the parks as well. there's griping and complaining from people about vermin and food trash and plants that aren't native or the gates aren't open at the right time or various things. too many homeless living in the park. people not doing anything about the problems they were griping about. so i decided i would try to do something to focus the griping in helpful direction so i looked up the parks and rec commission which lead me to prozac and i discovered there were a few vacancies including one in my own district. i met with supervisor peskin and here i am. >> supervisor safai: great. >> hoping i could be some conduit of the concerns the people in my parks are expressing, and that i can challenge them to make a better effort at taking some action and improving things and that i can also [plea

artworks that have been consigned to storage and displayed treasures in more fitting settings michelangelo's day tondo for example. these new interventions allow us as it were to breathe and not to feel constrained by having too much of a small i mean we've grown by seventy percent. this is the centerpiece of the restructured work a narrow artery connecting the two historic buildings and providing easy access to the entire institution. for david chipperfield it's not the first time he's briefed new life into hallowed allowed holes when you're building a new building. you are you are the or so and so everything you have to defend your ideas. when you're working with an existing building you're defending the building you're defending your you're working on behalf of the building the world and normally. the other people are also interested in them so you have a common you're more united. david chipperfield has brought a new light and clarity to these two buildings a twenty first century reboot that tree equips the royal academy as it sets course for the next two hundred fifty years. suddenly wh

i am not the renaissance man, the michelangelo, the leonardo da vinci that michael cohen is clearly. i hope everyone will bare wiear me. >> so you are suggesting that michael cohen is ost sentencely being hired for thing things he is not capable of doing. >> he is hired under the guys of doing things he is completely unqualified to do. you see this in the ever changing statements, rachel. he was not hired to do any of these things. it's all a bunch of nonsense. it's bs. he was hired for one reason and one reason only. and that was he was selling access to the highest office in the land at best that's what he was doing. at best. and ultimately, robert mueller or myself or someone else will get to the bottom of exactly what he was selling and perhaps more importantly, rachel, where did all of this money go? did all of it go only to michael cohen? did some of it go to the trump organization? did some of it make its way to the president? i mean, that's really in my view right now where we are, because we have confirmation of millions of dollars in payments. and also, i think it's importa

has, a wonderful quote about street sweeper is saying -- street sweepers swept streets the way michelangelo paints and the way beethoven writes music. we talked about that, it was the day after dr. king's birthday celebration on the floor with kamala. she said, i have this book by a guy named michael honey about king's speech is about work. king believed that the labor movement and the union movement should walk hand-in-hand. he did not have cooperation from every international labor enough.t, but he had the point is, if we are going to be a progressive movement about civil rights and human rights, it is also about worker rights, about trade unionism, but raising wages and helping workers, regardless of race. at all talk about clinton voters or trump's voters, lack workers or latino workers, i took about voters. that is a way to sell that message, and if we do that, we will have some wins in 2018 that will surprise people. [applause] neera: did you want to add something to that, mr. krugman? paul krugman: there is a prejudice, which i think is shared by a lot of people, which is that work o

has a wonderful quote about street sweepers saying that street sweepers sweep streets the way michelangelo paints and the way that beethoven writes music and we talked about -- it was the day after dr. king's birthday celebration. i was on the floor with kamala and i had this book she gave me by a guy named michael hunting about king's speeches about work and king believed the labor and civil rights mutual should walk hand in hand -- movement should walk hand in hand. he didn't have cooperation from every labor president, but he had some interesting -- i won't go into all the details, but the point is it's also about worker rights and trade unionism and it's about raising wages and giving workers regardless of race -- i don't talk about clinton voters or trump voters or white and black workers and latino workers. i talk about workers and voters and i think that's the way that you sell that message and we do that. we'll have some wins in 2018 that will surprise people. [ applause ] >> did you want to add something to that, professor krugman? >> there is a prejudice which i think is shared b

has a wonderful quote about street sweepers saying that street sweepers sweep streets the way michelangelo paints and the way that beethoven writes music and we talked about -- it was the day after dr. king's birthday celebration. i was on the floor with kamala and i had this book she gave me by a guy named michael hunting about king's speeches about work and king believed the labor and civil rights mutual should walk hand in hand -- movement should walk hand in hand. he didn't have cooperation from every labor president, but he had some interesting -- i won't go into all the details, but the point is it's also about worker rights and trade unionism and it's about raising wages and giving workers regardless of race -- i don't talk about clinton voters or trump voters or white and black workers and latino workers. i talk about workers and voters and i think that's the way that you sell that message and we do that. we'll have some wins in 2018 that will surprise people. [ applause ] >> did you want to add something to that, professor krugman? >> there is a prejudice which i think is shared b