getty is taking a different approach proceeds from the auction will go to the ann and gordon getty foundationucation and sciences is everything going to be sold about everything salable you want to be so this i think i don't think i reserved that are in a thing for sentimental reasons. and getty didn't have just a collector's eye. she had a vision this photo from 1979 shows the intricate decorations. it's totally original. i think it's probably the most important interior in the 20th century in america. and get a used objects. she acquired to tell stories and create patterns one of the centerpieces of the home was this 18th century painting by canaletto a similar painting is part of the royal collection in windsor castle the way in which things talk to each other the sheer joy of the objects sitting next to each other having their little chats. this is the work of a really original mind. those marvelously decorated rooms have now been left bare christies will auction about 1200 pieces that adorn. get his home. they include this colorful painting of a chinese vase by unri matisse. it was one o

getty would go past it.y on their way up upstairs their bedroom on the way downstairs in the morning. christie's photographed the home in detail for the auction. the images will be viewable online. i can't promise complete reproduction of the house. that would be impossible, but i can offer a good semblance of what it was like to be there and to a really appreciated the genius of the eye of anguity. the collection is expected to generate 180 million. hours, the money will go to several organizations including the university of san francisco the san francisco symphony the san francisco. and the san francisco conservatory of music. i can't remember when i wasn't composing. getting his heart has always been in music. fight being the richest person in the united states in the 1980s. he has always pursued his lifelong passion for music. he earned a degree from the san francisco conservatory of music and he has written several operas and composed many coral and piano works my wife had this gift for for the visual

j paul getty created a museum with his collection. gordon getty is taking a different approach.ds from the auction will go to the an end and gordon getty foundation for the arts which will provide grants to groups in the arts, education and sciences. is everything going to be sold? >> about everything sellable. i do not think i -- for sentimental reasons. spencer: getty didn't just have a collector's eye, she had a vision. this photo from 1979 shows the intricate decorations. >> i think this is probably the most important interior in the 20th century america. spencer: getty used objects she acquired the tell stories and create patterns. one of the centerpieces of the home ws 18th-centurpeace. a similar painting as part of rd ndsor castle. >> the way in which things talk to each other, the sheer joy of the objects sitting next to each other. this is the work of an original mind. >> those marvelously decorated rooms have been left bare. christie's will auction about 1200 pieces that adorned the home. they include this colorful painting of a chinese vase by henri matisse. >> who is

they understand. >> acquiring remarkable are is not new to the getty's, j paul getty created a museumhe foundation for the arts which will provide grants to groups in the arts, education, and sciences. reporter: is everything going to be sold? >> about everything sellable will be sold. i do not think i reserved a darn thing for sentimental reasons. reporter: she had not just a collectors i, she had a vision. this photo showed the intricate decorations. >> totally original, probably the most important interior in the 20th century in america. >> she used objects she acquired to tell stories and create patterns. one of the centerpieces was 18th-century painting, a similar is part of the world collection windsor castle. >> the way in which things talk to each other. the sheer joy of the objects sitting next to each other, having all chats. -- little chats. >> those marvelously decorated rooms are now left bear, christie's will auction about 1200 pieces that adorn the home. including the colorful painting of a chinese base, one of her favorite works. >> at the top of the staircase, they wo

gordon getty is taking a different approach. provide grants to people in the arts, education, and sciences. >> about everything salable will be sold. i don't think i reserve things for sentiment reasons. >> she had a vision. this photo from 1979 shows the intricate decorations. >> it is totally original. it's the most important interior in the 20 century in america. >> she used objects to tell stories and create patterns. one of the centerpieces was this painting. a similar painting is part of the royal collection in windsor castle. >> the way in which things talk to each other, the drawing of the objects sitting next to each other. this is the work of a original mind. >> those marvelously decorated rooms of been left bare. christie's will auction 1200 pieces. they include this colorful painting of a chinese vase. it was one of her favorite works. >> mr. and misses getty would go past it two or three times a day to go to their bedroom. >> christie's photographed the home. the images will be online. >> i can't promise complete re

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and i spoke with her at the candle light visual that was happening. visual that was happening, the getty street church of christ. several folks were gathered there. at one point today, she had a good friend of her to have a student at the school. luckily that student was actually out today and you know, was able to avoid this terrible motivation. absolutely. i haven't got much of a sense the as to how a community like this comes together at times like this and moves forward. absolutely, i mean everybody spoke to the one thing, the one recurring theme must. all of them was that this is a very tight and that folks will be there for each other. everybody knows somebody who has a child at that school who as a parent who works at that school. so folks are definitely leaning heavy on each other and the community is definitely coming out in oregon. and while i was there today to folks from across the us and around the world, we're sending, you know, hiring local restaurants and things like that to bring food over to the civic center. as well as to the visual to provide you know, drinks and snac

offensive of the occupiers on donbas can make this region uninhabited. infrastructure, new pictures by getty photojournalists showed the terrible situation of civilians in severodonetsk and lysychansk, in some places houses were almost completely destroyed, in both cities there is no water supply and there is no electricity, there is no mobile connection and the internet, the bakhmut-lysichansk road. the road of life is becoming more and more dangerous, and zhanna bezpiashok spoke with civilians who managed to escape from the new hellish point on the map of ukraine. on may 7-5, there is no communication in the city, even e- generators don't save, there's just no connection, i have a friend there. well, it's not far from the suburbs. i haven't known her since may 5. she's alive. she's not alive, and those who stayed there, well, there are people who don't have contact with them. there are grandmothers and grandfathers who stayed. well very, very old people, for them it is tantamount to death, moving to another place, living - they are not like that at all, but they left en masse and there wer

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$2000000.00 animals mostly, well the beast, but also accompanied by zebras and gazelles. migrate from the 0 getty and tanzania and the messiah, myra and kenya, following the seasonal rains in hopes of green grazing, land, and water. the best time to see this as a month's july to september. it is easily one of the most thrilling and spectacular displays of wildlife behavior. and the mara river crossing is considered the climax of the migration period. actually which we would have come even a bit sooner as we were already a little late putting the shears site of the animals running, stopping and hesitating before the crocodile, but the river. and finally, going ahead and rushing right through it, or stumbling or falling, makes you feel anxious, excited a means and in all, all at the same time. another very popular activity is taking a hot air balloon, right and then joined the mara from a bed perspective. keep in mind that the balloon rates at generally very early in the morning as soon as the sun rises. so you will have to get up at 430 or 5 am. going to be wrong before it starts. we have to be a

many of the displaced c, v do want to go home, but only when their safety can be guaranteed to yet getty toyota, honestly, it's not right. like the poor, a forced to do whatever the government tells them. i'm staying here because i don't have a choice. this is not what i want. lights, organizations like human rights watch, half criticize the government's decision, colonies unconscionable, and seen. it creates risks and hardships for people who have already lost everything without urgent aid. hundreds of thousands of them who not know where their next meal will come from looking at or you can and you did a book and this is written, brought us a lot of worries about food. children now have to sell water turned the money that allows us to feed them. women go into the bush to fetch far, wouldn't sell it to get some money for food. wow. way, it's frightening. probably. but recently, with food supplies from 8 organizations halted and no and insights of the book who her i'm, he said jesse apple and all that displeased people here as a company may do, glory can only pray that things get better n

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there is a main square there, getty street that literally fashioned after the main squares in the townes that we see in mexico and so many places across the world and it's such a beautiful place. if you can imagine places where the doors are not locked, where if you have a family that needs to watch another child, you can just assume that you can join them for dinner. that's what it was for me and i know we would go to the frio river which is also there, beautiful river we'd tube down, splash into on a clear day you can see the bedrock through the water. it's crystal clear. this is a town of beauty and that beauty will hold a grief that will never go away and that this is something that jose, across the world, across especially texas and the united states, we're going to have to unfortunately learn how to talk about this with our children. so i have a 5 and 7-year-old and i've had to think about exactly the congressman, the senator have done and there are resources to help to talk to your children about this because, you know what, jose? one of my college roommates is from there. her n

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be wonderful if we could spend our way out of these problems but all you have to do is look at the gettyldren to know sometimes giving problems more money only makes more problems. >> it may not be a bearded one but it depends on what economists you have because you look at farming for example in inflationary numbers, a large percentage doesn't directly relate to farming because of the increase in food. if you make it easier for farmers to double their ability to produce these crops, it's going to lower the money and is going to lower the prices of food and going to be some assistance. i know people on the opposite side of the i'll say it has to do with the american rescue package but economists on both sides don't agree. they said although it does contribute a small percentage, we would have these inflationary rates, we have inflation even without this plan, even without the legislation. kennedy: spending doesn't help, you're right about that, it's not simply the congress spent too much money, it also is our monetary policy in this country and the fact that race has been low for so long

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