in the 18th century the english painter william turner took the use of light to a new level in his work the slave ship the sky and sea glow. plugs the canvas and dollars contrasts turner also made use of dissolves and fading effects which he copied from early photographs. in the 20th century photography became the preferred medium for experimenting with light. gifted photographers like man ray made substantial contributions to this art form. one of today's most important artists care hard reached or has found new ways to use light is still life skull with candle plays with our perceptions. the images are indistinct lurd shimmering and nothing is as it seems. james to rail uses many of these same effects in his works images blend into one another playing tricks on the viewers imagination. in college to real studied psychology mathematics and astronomy these disciplines are reflected in his work a sophisticated attempt to alter our sense of perception one might say if you're even more than an artist you're a kind of a philosopher a spiritual guy maybe a scientist how do you see yourself a

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harrington and emilia clarke are up four awards as well as supporting actors like maisie williams and sophie turnerbut also things like fleabag as we mentioned, phoebe waller—bridge is up mentioned, phoebe waller—bridge is upfor mentioned, phoebe waller—bridge is up for both writing fleabag and appearing in it and all the actresses in fleabag are up for an award for the shan clifford who plays her sister, 0livia colman as well. even fiona shaw who plays counsellor, all up for acting awards for the fianna sure of course crosses over into the other series by phoebe waller—bridge, killing eve, the second series. a really good british show again, jodie comer acker up for a breast actors. — jodie comer up for best actress. and also a very english scandal, hugh grantand also a very english scandal, hugh grant and across the board, such a strong and good showing of quality stuff. bodyguard, some surprises there, it is up for outstanding drama series but richard madden who earlier in the year one golden globe is not up for best actor. he is in almost every frame of the series so i think there is a discrepa

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defendants came to steal earon's pills and money but then williams changed the plan after earon fought back, according to key witness, rashaun turnerhe snatched the purse from her but she wouldn't let go of her purse. he shot her. >> his testimony helped fill in another piece of the puzzle, why quisenberry and williams were in the house that night. after earon became too ill to work, she found a way to supplement her income, by selling her prescription pills. she had invited quisenberry to purchase pills before, but this time it turned to murder. when williams came along with a gun. >> i had no idea they would go in the house and kill you over a bottle of pills. >> the trial took one week and there was little doubt that quisenberry would be convicted of some crime. he got manslaughter and a maximum 45 years in prison. as for williams -- >> we, the jury, find the defendant, kenneth williams, guilty. >> guilty of murder. and then a life sentence with no possibility of parole, spared the death penalty only because one hold-out juror would not vote for it. did you think that he should have gotten the death penalty? >> no. i can't go ar

turner diaries." >> it was written in the 1970s by william pearce. >> i did admire many things that hitler wrote. he was a one time physics professor who became a leading figure in the white supremacist movement. in the 1960s, pearce saw his cause in disarray. >> god would die even if i want any. >> for years the all powerful ku klux clan had led the charge. >> threats. beatings. raping and of course murders. then came the civil rights movement. a crushing blow to the clan. >> free at last, free at last. we are free at last. [ applause ] >> the clan membership declined. white supremacists would divide among the beating ideologieideo. >> we needed the piction to be more powerful. >> a soldier and a white rebellion. >> we are in a war with the deaths against the jews. bombs at fbi headquarters and other targets. the group kills millions of blacks, jews and their allies on the road to victory. >> thriller alert, the bookends with turner flying a mega-ton bomb into the pentagon. >> pearce's greatest fantasy stroke a cord. >> they started to stock it. selling half a million copy in the years that foll

future under sports will start with turner's wimbledon where the women's semifinal lineup is complete with some familiar names in the last 4 on tuesday serena williams beat fellow american absent risk in 3 hard fought sets williams is going for her 8th wimbledon title meanwhile number 7 seed simona halep of romania made short work of china's shoe asia the men's semifinalist will be determined in today's matches. in cycling. viviane a house claimed the 1st stage to the 1st his 1st tour de france stage victory that the mostly flat 4th stage of favored sprinters like viviana he stormed to victory with help from he set quickstep teammates one of those teammates in fact french for now surely are felipe held his grip on the leader's yellow jersey. the u.s. women's football team and its captain meghan pino are in for a big party in new york in the coming hours it's a homecoming for the world cup champions who beat the netherlands on sunday in the final organizers of the pad maybe a ton of credit as confetti for the ticker tape parade through love that team will be carrying the most prestigious trophy. just as they did after winning the last world cup in 20

turner diaries." >> nationalism really is the wave of the future. >> it was written in the 1970s by william pierce. >> i did admire many things hitler wrote. >> he was a physics professor who became a leading figure in the white supremacist mocvement >> i for one under god will die before i will yield one inch. >> for years, the all powerful ku klux klan had led the charge. >> threats. beatings. rapings and, of course, murder. ♪ we shall overcome >> then came the civil rights movement. a crushing blow to the klan. >> free at last. free at last. thank god almighty, we are free at last. >> in its wake, klan membership declined. white supremacists were divided. among competing ideologies. pierce wrote "the turner diaries" hoping to unite the movement behind a story. >> pierce knew fiction would be more powerful than fact. >> it was the tale of earl turner, a soldier in a white rebellion. >> we are in a war to the death with the jew. >> against the evil jewish controlled american government. turner bombs fbi headquarters and other targets. joining an elite terrorist group called the order. the group ki

turner diaries." >> nationalism really is the wave of the future. >> it was written in the 1970s by william pierce. >> i did admire many things hitler wrote. >> he was a one-time physics professor who became a leading figure in the white supremacist movement. >> villainous, traitorous! >> in the 1960s, pierce saw his cause under threat. >> for years, the all powerful ku klux klan had led the charge. >> threats, beatings, rapings and, of course, murder. ♪ we shall overcome >> then came the civil rights movement. a crushing blow to the klan. >> free at last. free at last. thank god almighty, we are free at last. >> in its wake, klan membership declined. and white supremacists were divided. >> white revolution! >> among competing ideologies. pierce wrote "the turner diaries" hoping to unite the movement behind a story. >> pierce knew fiction would be more powerful than facts. >> it was the tale of earl turner, a soldier in a white rebellion. >> we are in a war to the death with the jew. >> against the evil jewish controlled american government. turner bombs fbi headquarters and other targets. joining

turner, thanks a lot. the report chief catherine herridge has new information tonight about reluctant witnesses coming forward. >> attorney general william barr testified that he believes a report into alleged everyone's abuse of trump campaign and carter page would be ready this spring. >> i expect that would be complete in probably may or june. >> multiple sources tell fox that the timeline has slipped for a variety of reasons. justice department inspector michael e horowitz became aware of new evidence of a senior state department contact in mid-october 2016 with former british by an anti-trump dossier authored christopher steele. this timely matter is because days before the investigation, the fbi and justice department used the unverified research paid for by democrats in part of their case to secure the page warrant. some key witnesses wanted to talk too early in the case agreed at the 11th hour and at least one witness who does not work for the fbi or doj began cooperating after barr launched a separate and broader investigation into the fbi probe origins. fox told recent developments have required some witnesses to be reinterview