the old bakehouse chimney is all that remains of the abbey.the church's sin plays small and intimate. the octagonal ceiling fresco depicts the saint whose blessing is said to help anyone who has a sore throat or has swallowed a fishbone. i am. beneath the gilded stock has some a magnificent pulpit ulta catherine making it splenda but with a protestant message surrounding as it does there was. some parts of the church date back to the tenth century and formed part of the nucleus of the earliest settlement but the local christian congregation is too small to support it today so it's to be converted into a concert hall. an extraordinary sight in the cemetery of syndicates chuch tombs caught into the wrong side by side one above the other with mummy find bodies from the middle ages. the crypt of sinful remains virtually unchanged after almost a thousand he is the town's only building to have survived in its original form. i am. legend gold is almost unique for in its architecture the history of a nation has been recorded ten centuries crowded into

- [jann] they are the trappist monks of assumption abbey.s prayer. even rising at 3:30 in the morning to begin their prayers. - [jann] but they also participate in manual labor to support their monastery. we figure we should support ourselves rather than live on charity. this is 86-year-old father cyprian. you seem to be extremely happy. we're happy to have you here. - [jann] this abbey has been his home since 1965. it opened in 1950 after monks were gifted the land. their 3,000 acre ozark monastery is outside ava, missouri, a town of just under 3,000 some 50 miles southeast of springfield. - [rodney] but supporting themselves didn't start with baking, it began with farming. - [jann] but the weather and the rocky ground hindered agriculture, so they tried something new. so then, they said, "well let's just drudge the sand and drywall the creek and make concrete blocks. so for 25 years, they made concrete blocks. wow. - [rodney] ultimately, they could not compete. so in 1987, their prayers were answered with fruit cake and the jokes write the

abbey tom and his miraculous mandolin. so tell me you live in berlin why did you choose berlin i mean it's obviously a fantastic now it's a good no but it's a perfect moment off why did you choose berlin to live but it's true i felt that i mean when i when they still living in italy and coming to berlin for performances and touring boston two billion i started to realize that was let's say my first time in berlin was about ten years ago and start to realize there's something really special happening in this city it's going to a maze and phase that we've done no it's time you repeat them how long it will last and i just want to be part of the party so i think it's about time for a serenade what do you think have you ever played a mandolin in a ritual before so how about it. we go put this down here ok we have today something fitting the weather. now at the brilliant arena where there's an electronic music festival going on there is so i mean look at this already this is how your nose really. no quite younger than the averag

as an borg abbey is only one journey away from vienna towards the end of the reign of col the six thebaroque painter paolo tolga was commissioned to decorate the central rooms of the abbey with frescos. even the architecture of the imperial stack case has symbolic significance two flights of steps merge into a single one that implies that two separate spheres can be seen as a unity. religion with the tail o's sits alongside science as allegorical figures on the heavenly coppola and they are reconciled with one another. all figures on the arched roof have both allegorical and sacred meaning the heavenly virtues of love and hope are depicted as symbolic female figures faith is shown as masculine and posing victoriously. the angels fill this heaven on serve as a nor teams they seem as though they're about to applaud the harmonious order the happy dancing. the painting a bump the imperial stack ace tries to illustrate to the viewer the reconciliation between the sacred and the scientific worlds angels have no significant role anymore in this. that's the end of this history of angels more

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i think gallant is proud of its heritage the abbey library is one of the oldest monastic libraries in the world that houses over two thousand manuscripts dating back to the eighth through the fifteenth century. including the world's oldest music manuscript which dates back to the ninth century. economy so no other library in europe has been preserved in such entirety. it's gems include very early fragments of the latin bible. a manuscript of the nibelungen a very famous piece as well as early german literature. as christmas approaches another attraction in st gallen is chocolate. this is milk chocolate with gingerbread spices and this year is quality chocolate with almond slivers and orange essence. the nearby countries are is also marking the festive season. our christmas gingerbread is filled with almond moose and decorated with christmas garnishing it comes in various sizes. and gardens christmas lights are legendary a total of seven hundred of them are switched on ahead of the first advent. of. the stars show st gallon at its best. great mood lovely atmosphere. this is what christ

art additionally made dean of the chapels royal, churches like st george's chapel and westminster abbeyhich are overseen by the monarch and not a bishop. this raises the prospect of bishop sarah officiating at the wedding of prince harry to meghan markle due to ta ke prince harry to meghan markle due to take place at wednesday in many —— at windsor in may. martin bashir, bbc news. police in scotland saying to people

i am a kid with abbeys of paper and story. i am a kid with abbeys of paperand a story. down for people to read. i tell aspiring writers, make sure you read it for the right reasons. if you can live without writing, do something else, because you will not make it. that will get you through the bad times, the rejections and criticism. it is like armour that you put around yourself, that joy of like armour that you put around yourself, thatjoy of writing. you will keep going. nonetheless, how difficult is it to keep coming up with different plots and ideas? nonstop curiosity. i absorb knowledge and information like you wouldn't believe. if you know a lot about a lot of different things, you can bring those elements together, and all ofa can bring those elements together, and all of a sudden, you are writing unique stories. writing is not a job ora unique stories. writing is not a job or a hobby, or even unique stories. writing is not a job ora hobby, or even a unique stories. writing is not a job or a hobby, or even a passion for me, it is a lifestyle. this is who i am. it

under international law it's a no man's land these days the abbey is getting more visitors than usualbecause some groups are afraid to go into the old city father nicodemus believes these fears are unfounded while there is tension he feels more of a sense of resignation among the palestinians from the church tower the monks have a panoramic view over jerusalem mostly jewish to the west mostly arab to the east the building is still pitted with bullet holes from the wars of one nine hundred forty eight and one thousand nine hundred sixty seven as overview of the novel been just as the structure is still scarred the whole of jerusalem is also scarred by five thousand years of history falls and dark she says the. ever present. through the city has to be treated with extreme sensitivity. there's so much pain. and it's so easy to cause offense mind you million you've got to be very careful you might get to jerusalem needs sensitivity that was and i'm sensitive to. the city also needs leaders who understand these things leaders who can bring love to this complex fascinating city which is hom

will bring peace to the city what will bring reconciliation dialogue and justice which destroyed the abbey of the door mission says between west and east jerusalem in front of the gate to the old city under international law it's a no man's land these days the abbey is getting more visitors than usual because some groups are free to go into the old city father nicodemus believes these fears are unfounded while there is tension he feels more of a sense of resignation among the palestinians from the church tower the monks have a panoramic view over jerusalem mostly jewish to the west mostly arab to the east the building is still pitted with bullet holes from the wars of one nine hundred forty eight and one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. review of the novel been just as the structure is still scarred the whole of jerusalem is also scarred by five thousand years of history falls and dark sheesh the ever present tense. the city has to be treated with extreme sensitivity for its own there's so much pain you don't have to sign of it's so easy to cause offense my new million you've got to be v

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you're watching news on abbey quite often more at the top of the hour with my colleague eat at comedy thanks for watching. there's no. i'm not just to not go to day nothing could change you know the banks pay fines and so was the language of the bank money. for speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines meet the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american keep music takes a look at germany idiosyncrasies of the traditions everyday lives and language i can just come out of my lungs and so i'm young good. looking trick i d w dot com the germans. revolutionary divider of the church great communicator i'm talking about martin luther with you on english clausen from the lutheran church in germany the ek de welcome to the g w interview. thanks for inviting me. exactly five hundred years ago luther nailed his ninety five feces to the door of the castle church invited him back an innovative way of communicating a message was luther the first blogger. yes. i mean might not really have used to hammer a nail but he didn't just use the prin

if you're watching the news on abbey quad. day live to surf. danger lurks in the mall we were there. surfing waste and polluted water. basically the system well as long as the backup of a shelf full of shelf. is we piece it's sad to go somewhere every day and see more and more proficient time in the scene gives me everything blames the wind have to give something back i feel obliged to. point waves surfers fighting against unseen pollution the sea starting in january seventh on t.w. . revolutionary divider of the church great communicator i'm talking about martin luther with johan english clausen from the lutheran church in germany the ek de welcome to the g.w. interview and. thanks for inviting me. exactly five hundred years ago luther nailed his ninety five theses to the door of the castle church invited him back an innovative way of communicating a message was luther the first blogger. yes. he might not really have used to hammer a nail but he didn't just use the printing press to convey his message. he created publicity and before that ther

we initially shovel it into a roughage rated truck and reset the tablature at the perfect abbey church you keep it in top condition. —— we set the temperature. the people want to use real orfake snow? temperature. the people want to use real or fake snow? they want to use real or fake snow? they want to use real but fake snow is faster. you can lie in this all day and you won't get an ammonia. —— pneumonia. thank you so much for showing us how this is no is manufactured here. for now, where is nick? heavy snow in february led to avalanches in afghanistan and the french alps, both resulting in several fatalities. sarah travelled to austria where heavy snow has meant predicting avalanches is especially important. every year hundreds and thousands of people descend here to the alps looking for someone to fund, but for the thrill seekers and especially those who like to go off path, avalanches are big threat. the main methods of detection date back decades and is not a computer in sight. i put the shovel on the top andi sight. i put the shovel on the top and i pound like 30 times with diff

we initially shovel it into a roughage rated truck and reset the tablature at the perfect abbey churchrature. the people want to use real orfake snow? temperature. the people want to use real or fake snow? they want to use real or fake snow? they want to use real but fake snow is faster. you can lie in this all day and you won't get an ammonia. —— pneumonia. thank you so much for showing us how this is no is manufactured here. for now, where is nick? heavy snow in february led to avalanches in afghanistan and the french alps, both resulting in several fatalities. sarah travelled to austria where heavy snow has meant predicting avalanches is especially important. every year hundreds and thousands of people descend here

"tv play downton abbey" and pbs helps everyone discover theirs anytime, anywhere "up in the sky, you see it" pbs. we're with you for life it's a wonderful investigation of how i came to be. -♪ people -the past is also part of the present. -♪ keep on learnin' -let us save our national honor! -♪ soldiers ♪ keep on warrin' -you believe in what was happening. -♪ world -we can learn everything from history. -♪ keep on turnin' -you face your fears and you work through them. -♪ 'cause it won't be too long -that is how you make change. -oh! that's good! -'cause if you just keep moving, sadness can't catch you. -♪ i'm so glad that i know more than i knew then ♪ ♪ gonna keep on tryin' ♪ till i reach my highest ground ♪ -the torch has been passed to a new generation. -the history of the world will not be written. -♪ till i reach my highest ground ♪ -you must do it. -[ laughs ] -yeah. how about that? some natural fertilizer, if you know what i mean. cleaning the chicken poop. it might be a little extreme to turn your backyard into a rm, but this city slicker is trying to keep an open mind... (la

many famous people are buried in london's westminster abbey. they include charles darwin charles dickens and many others. the grave of william wilberforce is also here in eighteen zero seven after eighteen years of campaigning and opposing slavery he finally succeeded the first law banning the slave trade was passed after a ten hour parliamentary debate it's now bad the world over but what does that mean so in the world today we know there are about thirty eight million slaves. we need kevin bales on the channel islands of guernsey. the social scientist heads the wilberforce institute for the study of slavery and emancipation. bales is a renowned expert. when i first learned about modern slavery was back in the one nine hundred ninety s. and i picked up a leaflet at a public event and this leaflet said there are millions of slaves in the world today and i looked at it and i thought that that can't be true everyone knows slavery is finished it finished in the nineteenth century. that claim led to years of research. bale's entered a parallel worl

they're still flocking to abbey road every day to honor the beatles and for them, it's always going to be plain old ringo starr. today a rock hero taking his place in history. the palace announcing former beatles drummer ringo starr will be knighted in a ceremony next year. an accolade generations of fans say it long overdue. >> i think he obviously deserved it. he did his fair share of work and everyone in america knows about him. he obviously made a good impression. >> reporter: the queen's honor, barry gibb will receive it too but for ringo, it's been a long and winding road to knighthood. the queen made singer paul mccartney into sir paul 20 years ago. and ringo had reportedly given up hope on her majesty. >> the atmosphere ringo, you know it and everybody knows it, peace and love. what could be wrong with that? >> reporter: he was known hefor his wit. >> he clearly was not the musical genius the others were. he was a human being. we related to him. >> reporter: it's a legacy still alive for fans born long after the band broke up. these cheer leaders came to london for a competitio

it's a more intimate venue than westminster abbey. >> westminster abbey has capacity of 2,000. st.s schchapel is 800. they wanted a small, intimate wedding. >> how much of an international incident would it cause if we put on some fascinators and decided to go. while harry and meghan await their i do's, kate and william are expecting their bird bathir in april. >> tom cruise after his mission impossible accident and -- >> just to be out of the house, ladies and gentlemen. >> the tv returns of letterman and roseanne. >> how excited are you to do it, roseanne? >> i can't say anything. needles. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz

start with abbey phillip live at the white house. >> good morning. you heard the president there. the really taking a victory lap on the tax bill, but also setting his own spin on the flynn news saying there was no collusion, repeating that multiple times to us as we stood there. waiting for him to take off. now the white house hasn't really said a lot about this, but trump is clearly sending the message that their take away is flynn's charges are different from the underlying issue at hand with the russia probe, which is whether there was any collusion between campaign aides and russians who were involved in hacking the election. the president says nothing that flynn admitted to in that plea deal proves that there was any collusion going forward. he said he's not worried, in fact, they're happy. on the tax front, the president is clearly excited about the prospect that he will finally get that big legislative accomplishment that he has been hoping for. he calls the reconciliation process between house and senate the mixer and says that process might shift some things around. that

are around his lawyer, abbey lowell hiring a p.r. that was one of the last things he did before edwards was indicted. a lot of people around jared kushner who don't want to see him indicted, worried about him, when you look at him as a prosecutor, do we know about jared kushner, did he set up a back channel with russia and commu communicating on devices, i think he had to -- do we look at him as a prosecutor, and say wow, he's so naive, or do we look at him as someone who may not have had the most ethical counsel in the household. >> whether he deserves it or not, he's getting it. and the facts will determine that. what i used to tell my prosecutors and myself, you don't know where this investigation is going, dig, get the facts and then judge them. look, the media's not willing to do that because they're not prosecutors, they don't have to be willing to do it and fill content. i'm telling you that he deserves the scrutiny, because he was involved in the transition and involved in meetings that call into question, his role. okay, wel

he wore glasses abbey wig and -- and wig and approached the casino cage with a gun. police believe it was a one man job and not saying how much money he got away with. >> a trooper was hit by gunfire during a gun battle. >>> which pet is smarter, dogs or cats. there will be a lot of this on social media. that's coming up cat lover, david. >> reporter: we have cloud cover coming off the coast with light rain. a little more out to the west probably falling apart. i'll have the 12-hour forecast and let you know where the temperatures are going coming up next. toasting dad: i'm not one for speeches. but here's to... to many more years of friendship. and feasts! crowd: [laughing, cheering] to presents! a mi familia que lo es todo. ♪ to being right here, right now, with you. sfx: dog bark. and you. toasting dad: i guess what i'm trying to say is, here's to family. we're proud to bring your family amazing value every day. t.j. maxx. marshalls. homegoods. family is the greatest gift. debate between dogs -- dog and cat owners. dogs are smarter then cats they have twice as man

katrina arthur says her room at the abbey inn was dirty and the hotel e-mailed her for a review and didn'te said after that they charged her $350 and then she got a letter from a lawyer threatening legal action. >> i was honest and i wanted people to know not to waste their money, not to go there because i know for special occasions. >> the state's attorney general filed a lawsuit against the company that owns the hotel. according to the lawsuit, the policy said customers could be charged for negative reviews if the hotel is not given the opportunity to address the problem first but the attorney general says customers were never told of that policy. >>> well, actress meryl streep is responding to accusations that she stayed silent about harvey weinstein's alleged sex crimes. streep is among the actors set to wear black at the golden globes to protest sexual harassment. actress rose mcgowan in a now deleted tweet said the silence of people like streep is the problem. streep released a statement which reads in part, not every actor, actress and director who made films that harvey weinstein d

reporter: it's been nearly 50 years since the album came out, but fans are still flocking to london's abbeyren's shows. >> don't let the silly trucks tease you. >> reporter: and charitable causes. soon ringo starr will be sir richard starkey. ♪ a little help from my friends ♪ >> reporter: achieved with a little help from his friends. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'll be back with you tomorrow when we take a look at the start of the flu season. the cdc saying more than 36 states have widespread outbreaks. i'm kate snow in for lester tonight. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and have a great night. >>> we anticipate seeing a lot of people. and we're -- we're ready for it. >>> right now at 6:00, preparing for legal pot. legal stores ramp up security ahead of the historic day. >>> news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica have the night off. 54 hours and counting until the new marijuana will you. the sale of marijuana becomes legal. if you look to b

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japan's prime minister shinzo abbey has also made clear that with the backing of his powerful patron america he wants to reawaken japanese nationalism and reclaim its military power. while we were filming this ceremony outside the base on a day when people paid respect to that apartheid loved ones giant american helicopters circled above as intimidating as always by. the threat of these low flying aircraft is a constant presence in okinawa teachers often come to each because of the noise and the fear. this was the carnage when an american fighter crashed into a primary school off to the pilot had a check to safety. kira had seven was terribly buns. and. so did they i know. this so that they could. maestas how do the not so know cut. is gonna go do it the next and then their medical needs done they can they'll need a coke and i got that this isn't a thirty. day and i still gotta get a. job you need. to get elected. if. you get there do you understand. yeah. well i think the member did. well. but under yeah ok i mean i guess and you. will get paid to do it they just. could i did. ok or

it‘s become known as a super—moon, seen here above whitby abbey in yorkshire in the uk.normal, and that‘s because its elliptical orbit takes it about 16,000 miles closer than average. the effect is slight, but seems exaggerated thanks to an optical illusion. we are going to see a super—moon, and there is some gain in the apparent size and the brightness of the moon as it makes that closest approach and is fully eliminated from our perspective by the sun. but the difference is really quite marginal. what i would say is if you want a dramatic effect, if you go outside and look at the full moon, indeed, any full moon, rising and setting, your mind actually produces an illusion which we call "the moon illusion," which makes the moon look larger on the horizon. and that effect can be more dramatic than the so—called "super—moon." nasa has called this week sighting the first in a super—moon trilogy. in the next two months, there will be others, on the first and last of january next year. last year, the moon made its closest approach to earth since 19118, and it will not be thi

westminster abbey and the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harryjoined members of the emergencythose who were killed. the message from the service was one of hope, but that proved to be short lived. in manchester, just a few weeks later, 22 people, including children, were killed and many more injured as they left a concert by the pop singer ariana grande. you had enjoyed the concert? it was really good. i got to meet her before the concert. did you? she won a competition with her friend to meet backstage. the queen met some of those recovering in the city's children's hospital. very interesting how everybody has united here? it has been amazing. really amazing. good. no one should have to suffer the losses you have enjoyed yet know one could have ensured them with greater fortitude. —— endured. even amid the unimaginable horror of that attack, with the killing of innocent children, we saw outstanding examples of the incredible courage. earlyjune and now and all—too—familiar scene. prince charles accompanied by the duchess of cornwall visited the royal london hospital in the aft

let andrew plant explain it has become known as a supermoon, seen here above whitby abbey, in yorkshireclosest point to earth, and appears to be brighter and larger in the sky, as seen here by an aeroplane flying over california. to ea rthbound observers, it appears about 70% larger than normal, and that is because its elliptical orbit takes it about 16,000 miles closer than average. the effect is slight, but seems exaggerated thanks to an optical illusion. we are going to see a supermoon, and there is some gain in the apparent size, and indeed the brightness of the moon, as it makes that closest approach and is fully illuminated, from our perspective, by the sun. but the difference is really quite marginal. what i would say is if you want a dramatic effect, if you go outside and look at the full moon, indeed, any full moon, rising and setting, your mind actually produces an illusion, which we call "the moon illusion," which makes the moon look larger on the horizon. and that effect can actually be more dramatic than the so—called super moon. nasa has called this week sighting the first

art additionally made dean of the chapels royal, churches like st george's chapel and westminster abbeyishop. this raises the prospect of bishop sarah officiating at the wedding of prince harry to meghan markle due to ta ke prince harry to meghan markle due to take place at wednesday in many —— at windsor in may. martin bashir, bbc news. police in scotland saying to people have died in a fire at a hotel in the moment, at the cameron house hotel. three other people are being treated in hospital. police are trying to find out how the fire began. tens of thousands of people may be putting themselves at increased risk of dying from heart attack or stroke, because they're mis—using anabolic steroids. the british cardiovascular society has issued a stark warning, amid concern that steroids are being used by more people than ever before, particularly by young men who feel under pressure to have the perfect body. dan whitworth reports. this is 29—year—old gareth doing what he does best, take a look. it's what nearly five years of hard work, dedication and black market anabolic steroids looks li