arch generall >>> hello. on behalf of the arch diocese of san francisco welcome to mosaic. on this program representing arch diocese of san francisco we generally talk about religion. today we will shift from that and talk about more in the nature of science. 50 and 60 years ago there were scientific discoveries in human biology that have been studied applied refined and developed into a systematic treatment that today is 97 to 99% effective when used properly. it is ofly safe for humans. it is natural organic with no side effects. it is noninvasive. no drugs are ingested, no drugs applied, no instruments used. california is at the leading edge of so much technology in holistic and sustainable is a leader in this system as well. yet most people know nothing about it. the science i am referring to is known as natural family planning. our guests today are a married couple who are practitioners and teachers of the little known science. we are talking about it because this year is the 50th anniversary of the famous and cyclical letter of pope paul the 6th. the pope explained wh

where the old gate in the fortifications had once been he put up a baroque triumphal arch a terror to his enemies loyal to his eyes and his people's pride and joy. another tribute to the french king the elaborate arrangement of columns in the classical roman style gave a lively aspect to the national monument for the adjoining walls to left and right and i found an appropriate facing. nazis triumphal arch is not only a glorification of the sovereign from the point of view of city planning it is the pivotal point of the whole system of squares. with dramatic elegance it darkens the stage for the next act the platen. originally an old justin field where chariot races and contests have been held in the sixteenth century stanislav had it completely reconstituted the only similarity to the plaster on his last is the magnificent iron work we are already familiar with. for the first sounds of the houses that lined the plaster a rather plain and classicist style was chosen. but this is where to have something fear trickle about it crossing it's almost three hundred meters one comes quite sudd

the iconic gateway arch in st. louis. who is there, is going to give us a sneak peek at some really big changes ahead of next week's grand re-opening celebration. al is out in st. louis. willie is right here. hoda is taking some time off. and good morning, craig. we just did roll call. >> good morning. good to see you both. >> been up in the arch? >> yes. >> really cool deal. >> they're re-opening that. i don't think al has ever done that. it'll be cool to check? >> really cool. >>> supreme court showdown. supreme vacancy. >> we have to pick a great one. we have to pick one that's going to be there for 40 years, 45 years. >> president trump now deciding who to nominate to the supreme court, as key swing vote justice kennedy announces his retirement. giving the president an opportunity to shake the court for generations. >> this was anthony kennedy's court because you couldn't get a major issue decided without his vote. >>> up in smoke? north korea reportedly still expanding its nuclear facility, raising questions about pr

the village like a medieval fortress they were built during the hundred years war to keep out the arch enemy the english. unperturbed by the changing fortunes of the mt in flowered valarie and then other plants grow out of the cracks in the stone their blossoms give the stern aspect of the fortified buildings an air of peacefulness. in the middle ages most in the shell was a popular stage for the countless pilgrims travelling along paradise way on their journey to santiago de compostela. when they saw the mount appearing on the horizon the pilgrims were overcome with holy are. changing their religious songs they climbed up the rocks to the church here in a fervor of devout enthusiasm they became lost in wonder at the miracles of st michael. the miracles were meticulously recorded by the monks in their chronicles not always without skepticism but gladly nonetheless. the pilgrims bought relics and holy water to take away with them. some may do with stones and cockle shells from the mound as souvenirs of their pilgrimage. later the emblem of the cockle shell was incorporated into the coda

these arches are an incredible resource.s grayling to try and halt the sale of the network rail is proposing. network rail believes selling these assets provides the best value for money for taxpayers and transport users. we are a public company and the rewards are publicly funded. we will use the proceeds of the sale of these private businesses to plough back into your and my railway. for those whose livelihoods depend on these premises, if it goes ahead, they fear it could spell the end of small businesses under the arches. the 2018 world cup kicks off in russia in just two days‘ time. this afternoon the england team flew into st petersburg, before heading to their training camp where they‘ll prepare for theirfirst game on monday against tunisia. from russia, here‘s our sports correspondent natalie pirks. they may be the youngest of any team here, they may be the least experienced but, if prizes were handed out for enthusiasm, england would be front of the queue. the world cup is the biggest tournament in football. so, thi

network rail owns more than 5000 railway arches across the country.within the arches were hit with rent rises. some of the steepest of which were here in london. our rent was to be reviewed at the end of march, and network rail threatened to increase our rent from £5,760 per year to £21,000 a year. effectively immediately. we are in negotiations with network rail. that has reduced, however, it is still not at a figure that is sustainable for us in the long term. a number of tenants from hackney founded the guardians of the arches group, they now have members from tenants across the country and this evening they are presenting a bulletin a letter to the transport secretary chris grayling to try and halt the sale of the network rail is proposing. network rail believes selling these assets provides the best value for money for taxpayers and transport users. we are a public company and the rewards are publicly funded. and the railways are publicly funded. we will use the proceeds of the sale of these private businesses to plough back into your and my rail

the clerk: amendment printed in part arch of house report 115-711. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 918, the gentleman from minnesota and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. paulsen: let me start and this withi'm offering congressman ellison. there was a bipartisan coalition of minnesota lawmakers acting to protect minnesota's northern lakes and rivers from the spread of invasive speaks yes, sir specifically asian carp. it has spread up the mississippi river system and crowding native fish. so congress stepped in and decided to instruct the army corps of engineers to close the upper st. anthony's falls lock to mitigate the threat of the mitigation. the army corps of engineers took a disposition study of the lock and visitor and interprettive center. the city of minneapolis, the minneapolis park and recreation board supported repurposing the lock. my amendment would expedite this study would authorize a study by looking into modifications to the lock and dam to preserve recreat

secretary, chris grayling, to try and get him to stop the sale of the arches.ailways. but some campaigners fear rents will rise dramatically and their businesses could be at risk. a community of show people who run fairground rides say they will "fight to the death" over plans to re—develop their homes in west london. they've lived on the site in feltham for nearly a hundred years. but the local council wants to build thousands of new homes on the land. i never thought i would have to come toa i never thought i would have to come to a site like this so well—established after 100 years to stop them from losing their homes. hounslow council have told us their plans would provide much needed affordable homes and they are continuing to look for a suitable alternative site for the travelling show people. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on all tube lines this morning. southwestern railway, 30 minutes delays between woking and weybridge because of over running engineering works. turning to the roads, if we look at the camera. traf

we have chapels with spires and arches and pointed arches and marbles, egyptian style, for example, or. statues made by the greatest names, actually. if you didn't want to pay the 20 euros to get in to the uffizi there is still plenty to see in florence and you wouldn't feel like you've missed out. absolutely. there are plenty of places to see for free in florence. florence is an open—air museum. but the renaissance was about science as well as art. so here is one final recommendation i have been given. inside this florentine palace they're attempting to find out the following. if i take a bean plant down a fast slide, will it feel less stressed as me? i'm serious. this is a good contraption, isn't it? i need one of these for pottering around the garden. the slide was designed by carsten holler, who has installed similar chutes in london's tate modern and new york's new museum. it's as fast as you would expect. once you're down, you hand over your little green friend for some tests. and take it for the measurements. people say, "i talk to my plants all the time." there's really no scie

the arch die east said there we credible and substantiated allegations against mckerik when he was a priest in new york. in a statement tod mckerik said he's innocent but is sorry for the pain the accuser has gone through. >> when the investigation corroborated the allegation, action was taken. the process set up to protect young people, inact, worked. >> cardinal timothy dolan is the archbishop op of new york. he said a review board looked into the allegations. cardinal dolan told nbc news a today theusations were personally painful for him. breaker.s a real heart when you see somebody you admired, loved and appreciated and when something that nauseating from the past comes forward. >> the diocese in new jersey said it received three sexual miscondu miss conducts against mckerik and agreed to stlements in two of those but none involved minors. mckerik is 87 years old and served as the archbishop op in washington. >> a man who wreached ahite house security barrier earlier this week, we td you abo this on monday. alexander minor faced a judge ie feral court today. that judge ordered h

mckerik would go on to lead arch diocese in new york and washington. cardinal dolan oversaw the investigation. do failings have a reason to be worried? a i don't think so. we have absolutely no evidence that there was any other impropriety with a minor. >> reporter: however the new arch die east reveal there was more a decade ago. >> this question raises more questions than it answers. how long has the catholic church known he was involved with sexual misconduct. >> reporter: in a statement mckerik now retiredabsolutely n this reported abuse. but apologized for the pain his accuser has gone through. presidents and popes and talked about the priest sex abuse scandal on "meet the press." >> do you believe there is a special place in hell for men who represent christ on earth and abuse their flock? >> there is certainly a special terrible judgment on someone who would abuse the trust that a priest must have, that a priest does have. >> reporter: a judgment now facing this prince of the church. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >> it was day 7 of the world

now they blew up the renowned central arch of the st ce.pent bullings, what appear to be a detonator and cord, still lie strewn about the stone seating. the city's arch of triumph destroyed, other monuments also blow. and revenge upon palmyra's people, too. we meet saleh mahmoud in the city.mi the isstate captures his son, adnand, accusing the family of lending their truck to the syrian ay. he watched the video the ismic state uploaded of his own son's execution. >> ( translated ): they made him kneel. ask anyone in palmyra, he was a man. they made him kneel. they tied his hands behind his back. one the i.s. men pointed the gun at the back of his head. , d i was watching, and then my son, god bless h just looked at them and said, "you are terrorists. you are pigs." and he spat at them. and they shot him. >> reporter: the city's cemetery, every single headstone smashed up by the islamic state. they consider them idolatrous. >> ( translated ): when the islamic state took the they occupied my house and clinic and said i'm an infidel because my

cornice we see with the arched window. here is the south portico. this was built after the rest of the house, it was finished in 1824. funnily enough, when it was cleaned -- come on, now. when it was cleaned in the 1980's, the stone suddenly turned red. it was from the cynical quarry -- seneca quarry of the potomac. a lot of it was used on the house and later additions, but it turned red and became the famous washington brownstone that you see around on the buildings, people loved it. the smithsonian building was built out of it, the oldcastle. undaunted, hoban just did it white. -- just painted it white. [laughter] >> this is the north portico. this was long planned. people look at the virginia capital and of jefferson, hoban claimed he did it, drawings of it. charles bulfinch had something to do with it, the famous boston architect. this is all stone from bottom to top and was added after the fire. is that the last one? maybe it is. the house was finished in 1798 and whitewashed. it was whitewashed to secure the stone and philippa craddock's -- fi

thoroughly deserved to win this contract to put it was interesting the ft had smuggled in a slightly arche a republic and prince charles never to become king of australia. he should end up feeling a little bit of a tear in his eye towards old blighty. let's move on to the telegraph. we have got a picture of gareth southgate applauding his team tonight. boosting nhs mental care for children. this is a bit more of a detail and we talked about nhs funding, the government is saying something would be aimed at mental health. this is sir simon stephens, chief executive of the nhs, really bringing a lot more emphasis now on children's mental health as an area which will be given greater prominence through this increased funding. and the article also refers to the last very conclusive set of statistics that were drawn up the nhs back in 200a. statistics that were drawn up the nhs back in 2004. that's the last time we had up—to—date figures. nhs back in 2004. that's the last time we had up-to-date figures. even before a lot of the social media, we are looking at figures at that stage of one in ten

go as you can see, 100 banners in marble arch, designed by women across the country, to celebrate 100ing here, getting these banners ready. . to tell you more about this one specifically is evil and from the girl guides. there will be hundreds of you here today? yes, hundreds from all over the and also the other three possessions happening. we made this banner. just by looking at you, i can tell you we re by looking at you, i can tell you were not here 100 years ago, but this is extremely important to you? it is really important to remember what these women did, all the important things they did for us, the rights they give us and we need to think about these things and the issue still facing women, and the problems we still have to overcome, that we need to look back to see what they did, to get their courage and power and bring what they did, to get their courage and powerand bring it what they did, to get their courage and power and bring it forward for today. thank you very much, evil and, from the girl guides, speaking there. women from all ages, all different backgrounds, speaki

he was, like many men of his power in alabama, and arch support avoid supremacy. certain records indicate he was the 19thof the klan in century. one record indicates he was the head of it here in the state. ,uring his time as senator alabama passed the 1901 convention, which famously stripped most blacks and many poor whites with the liberties they won during the civil war. specifically the polls were largely closed to blacks. the franchise became a powerful vehicle to manage the black vote. was a tremendous black to white ratio. state constitution stripped blacks of power here. so, alabama passed this famous constitution which stands as an the way that state government went to great lengths to re-create a version of the old south during the new south. this was manifested by the black k of rights forc for americans. the bridge was born and dedicated as an emblem of white supremacy. it went from becoming a place of racial separation to being a place of racial liberation. by that, i mean in 1965, this became the setting for one of the most important moments of the c

planned building with an italian large area was to have been at my disposal i remember the rounded arches from my student days in padua one of my uncles had admired and copied the ducal architecture of venice here near the valley of the river holt it was all to become reality not that the influences were all foreign even as a boy i had felt envious of the beautiful open verandas that graced the homes of the wealthy or the lucky foreigners the elegant almost oriental arcades. yeah but. now do you understand why the sultan was so jealous of those who are fortunate enough to eat their bread by the mercy of the turks he once said should conduct themselves modestly and not build palaces which only goes to show how little he understood of this project the point is not grander eater's proportion this is particularly true of my old town or as the italians turn this kind of coverage staircase into stately no doubt but never excessively showing. but perhaps you will point to the fine stonework the floral ornaments and the animals carved in stone i can assure you that they were not doing to my condi

lines well delivered with the arch rock -- adroit after's skill which made it appear as if they were springing each moment from his heart. host: travel to fort worth, texas. our c-span local content vehicle traveling across the country, part of our cities tour, this weekend on book tv and american history tv. check out all of our programming on c-span.org/citiestour. "gq weekly," politics and pills. opensing answers to the your crisis having little chance in congress. the house taking up a number of bills focusing on the heroine epidemic. age, a special report. tell us what is on your mind. we go to james from west virginia. good morning. independent line. ? are you with us? caller: i am here. host: go ahead. caller: i am wondering why is everyone fighting this president? i think because the democrats are not able to line their pockets with all the money that they have been able to line their pockets with for the last 40 years. he would be doing a much better job if they quit fighting him. they are fighting him on every issue, and i do not understand it. host: thanks for the call. we

ironically he's from arch rival brazil. maybe it's down to neymar clever instagram strategy never stand alone. and number one is sell be king christiane with some one hundred thirty million followers the perennially tanned and groom footballer from portugal is a superstar at real madrid and is already lining up a second career. that was the ship right here and now. the robot are can a machine become an artist computer scientists are experimenting with artificial intelligence programming and robots in the future machines might be able to write film scripts compose music or paint pictures. this robot is painting a scene from the movie blade runner that's a choice an aside five classic machines compete with humans. but the software behind the painting machine is not quite ready to replace us just yet at the university of constancia he david is still learning how to wield the paint brush. i'm forced to do it and i'm initially a picture is taken of the can i go it will come that's compared to the input image so the robot can cal

arches are built in many cities, big and small. americans of all races, each gender, and every age want to touch this man who had done so much for their country. is his name is imprinted on the american psyche. cities, townships, towns named for him. lafayettes. the state he lived in from 17th nine to 1834. -- 1789 to 1834. la next slide is the chateau grange. lagrangeville. laket lafayette, -- lafayette in florida. there are streets, avenues, and roads. in boston alone, there are seven. one you may not know. the footprint from the subway is a technical legal name. that is where he marched into boston. five boroughs of new york city, there are 10. there are statues, payroll. i will show you a few of my favorites. the figure of lafayette is full-bodied. the next is the children's statue, in paris. it was originally at the louvre. i.m. pei built -- that pyramid, some say as a set of the da vinci code. it was moved to a site on the right bank. the original is in paris. this was a copy given to the city. tour,efore the farewell america

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, this arch diocese awaits the final outcome and asks foror prayers all involved. the vatican has not yet decided his final punishment, which could include being dismissed from the church. reaking news in first four traffic. take a look at this. this is the woodrow wilson we are all lanes shut down this morning. the main lanes as well. so,nd inner loop outer loop crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. at is a big tractor-trailer fire, all lanes blocked because ofhat fir we will keep you updated aut toda look at that smoke coming towards the sky here this morning. bottom of the beltway, wdgdrow wilsone, inner loop and outer loop shut down bece.se of this f >>> time new to take a look at the weather. samara is standing by. >> good morning, folks at home. we've got some changes that are going to be impacting your day. right now, though, things a pretty quiet out there. still a lot of clouds moving in but oefverall, it's a dry start. 81 degrees in washington, d.c., n manassas. leesburg, how you doing, 79 degrees. sore we'reing towards the 80s at this point. as we head thr

numerous foreign cars it's incredible you can find brands from japan which is still considered an arch enemy despite that no one seems to have a problem with japanese luxury cars and products. a strong sign of the changing times smile fades millions have allegedly been brought into north korea through smuggling operations especially across the border from china. and here we can communicate with people in north korea via chinese mobile networks we receive voice mails and videos and go but this only works along the border in a swath about four to six kilometers wide kind of an overall though these goods don't change the reality of life in north korea that remains one of the world's poorest countries. and finally fifa has had a hard time finding sponsors for the twenty eighteen world cup the global market research firm nielsen says sponsorship revenue has fallen from over one point six billion dollars for the last one of the brazil to one point four five billion for the twenty eighteen championships in russia after the corruption scandal of fever in may of twenty fifteen officials last ma

year civil war the coalition is trying to retake the city from the rebels backed by saudi arabia's arch rival iran they are pushing ahead with the assault despite grave warnings for humanitarian groups the u.n. says that the offensive risks causing massive civilian casualties and could threaten the millions with starvation and the u.n. security council is due to address the issue tomorrow in an emergency session and. eleven aid agencies including oxfam and save the children have urged the british government to withdraw its support for the saudi led coalition for attacking who data we asked oxfam's yemen country director muson. whether there was any response. yes that was a giant litter of almost i think doesn't i do is operational in yemen but is still we did not see any positives we really wanted. to clear. publicly that if these. still continue. today. they have to take the responsibility and they can hold them accountable they said that they do have a legal and moral obligation to protect civilians because it will be a violation of international humanitarian and human rights it will

this is arch international coming to you live from the russian capital with me thanks for tuning in this hour. deep divisions along party lines and fears over immigration have raised concerns for the ultimate fate of the u.s. almost a third of americans polled said they thought a second civil war was possible kill moppin picks up the story pretty hard to believe sounds almost like click bait or internet sensationalism but it turns out that a number of americans actually do believe that civil war is a possibility furthermore the same poll indicated that roughly sixty percent of americans believe the backlash to donald trump's policies could turn violent the debate surrounding trump's immigration policies and the media fuming over it the gun control debate and the white house in the intelligence community not getting along that has been quite explosive it times a member of the u.s. congress recently raised eyebrows when he compared the current atmosphere to the lead up to the u.s. civil war the way he put it the usa could be headed toward fort sumpter that was the symbolic attack by slave

so the first problem you have got is, when you are kicking a football you have to open your arch.ce, it went to the right point of the net, i'm almost a professional! i've made it to an actual football pitch, albeit a five—a—side one, and i'm joined by the click team, what you think of our kit? good, aren't they? i need to do a bit more practice. they are kicking the ball around the old —fashioned way that i've a smart football here, and i've got an app with some augmented reality built in. i've never done this before in my entire life. and i wanted to speed it up. 0k, toe—taps. dribble up runs you through training suitable to your ability. after placing the ball in position the app will scan it and assess your every move. it's all gone red, i think i'm doing it wrong. i'm not sure this isn't footbal! i've never seen anyone train for football by doing this before. strangely, it didn't seem to think i had done too badly. i'm assuming these grades are for trying hard, because clearly i was absolutely ridiculous. it was quite fun, but i'm not sure i really exercised any sort of skill

in front before dennis chant self made it made it to now just before half time and the second half arch nodded in the third for yourself sport is second and early contender for goal of the tournament and meantime there was a fifth of course right after the death as they say when a match that's. let's get more now on this spectacular win for russia we have matter in joining us from our sports desk and matt i mean this really could not have gotten better for them right five goals here incredible absolutely i mean this was you know pretty much custom made stark for this russia team which came into the tournament with a ton of question marks over its head and whether they were really ready for this level of competition you know when you're the host of world cup you don't play qualifying matches russia's ranking in the world you know fever rankings fell all the way to seventy and a lot of folks thought that even saudi arabia might be a tough test for them and that just wasn't the case at all they scored early they scored often they got two goals from dennis cherry very interesting player who

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year civil war the coalition is trying to retake the city from the rebels backed by saudi arabia's arch rival iran they are pushing ahead with the assault despite grave warnings from humanitarian groups the u.n. says that the offensive risk is causing massive civilian casualties and could threaten. with starvation the u.n. security council is have to address the matter tomorrow in mergence. for more now let's bring in the most in said the yemen country director with the aid group oxfam he is speaking with us from sanaa thank you so much for joining us this evening oxfam has a team on the ground we understand. what are you hearing from them about the situation in the city. we all know that yemen has been in a war hunger and disease for the last two years so we do snoo development. saudi backed ground troops with support from the air and sea at dancing to us. while the other side hooty. troops and militia they have also gathered around so the city is basically now sound it is a lot so the cities in. the city are almost six hundred thousand people living there almost up there in fear then

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the clerk: amendment number 24 printed in part arch of house report 115-783 offered by mr. brown of maryland. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 961, the gentleman from maryland, mr. brown and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland. mr. brown: in the proposed ndaa, chief management officer is to develop a plan no later than march 1, 2020 to transfer ertain functions from the disa to other elements to the d.o.d. my amendment on which i worked closely with my friend and colleague from maryland, prevents from executing this change. in fact, the administration has objected to this change in the ndaa because it would, i quote, seamless ility to communication of war fighters. while our men and wim defend our values abroad, this is managing the information network that supports our defense apparatus and fighting american interest on the global stage. this is to secure our network infrastructure for our war fighters. the question regarding, has never been asked or answered by this congress or the pentagon. while i comm

this project needs to stay on track and in line with the f.y. 2019 nd arch arch authorization. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on my amendment. and i yield back. he chair: the gentleman from alabama. mr. simpson: i just want to thank the gentleman for his support for an active lobbying for the weapons activities that are so vital to our country and make shurs that we do our job here and i have no problem with the amendment. and i hope it will pass. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from alabama. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment s agreed to. now in order to consider amendment number 8 printed in 115-712. house report ms. jackson lee: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 8 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: pursuant to house esolution 923, the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: mr. chairman, i offer my appreciation to the ru

can you see with the where the parade is starting there, the baoon arch.ring there when we were out there before 4:30. our crews seeing people putting their chairs out. now we are just 3:44 before the celebration. >> 10:00 a.m., parade at 11:00sn chairs, ready to sit out out, hopefully great vantage point. if you go there, there's a special way to show you para parade. will matt and jessica sharing pe t this morning. at ng this parade, usewitter and snapchat. >> snapchat has a cool filter, says championsn oth l ike ewet champions today. of course our team golden state video filter has yellow and blue confetti that rains down on you, which is pretty neat to see. >> do we have pictures there th? we've been doing this a lot, doing selfies. it's a there we go. >> there we go. >> you can see they flattened it. a filterha tt look flawless. >> flawless. >> maybe not there, ghost like on the left there. you look great. everybody can look great with erltfi sons hapcna something el that looks great i know reggie likes yellow and blue b aralchon ulop here. >> we have