the astrology community created a stronger environmentalist to express my ideas. i felt my teachers gave me one-on-one time and they helped me to be a vital thinker. i have the motivation to succeed. i moved to a higher place in education and we must continue to reach children and to nurture the young minds that will run this country. (clapping.) >> okay. and i'm the lucky teacher that got to teach that were i'm actually first and for most i'm a parent of two children alumni both my children are critical thinkers and attending colleges of their choices. i believe in public school and as a parent i spent a lot of time trying to find a school that shared any values and shared did hi the academic challenges. i became a volunteer and spent many hours on the board as well as the athletic director and coach. then one day i quit my job and became a teacher. so this is my eight year in teaching and get to be a teacher in my school of my choice. i'm a coach and love it. i love this fabulous program and hope it continues to exist in san francisco. thank you (clapping.) hell

on one side, mulnar noticed the astrological sign for aries, which stood for judea in ancient astrologyhe other side was the god jupiter. >> when i came across the coin that showed me that aries the ram was the sign of the jews, and i asked myself, well, what event would have happened in aries the ram? >> so, armed with the computer and charts of the ancient heavens, mulnar started plotting the course of jupiter in the constellation of aries around the time of jesus' birth. and he suddenly hit the mother of all celestial alignments. >> according to the beliefs of 2,000 years ago, if you have the sun, jupiter and moon, accompanied by saturn in the sign of aries the ram, this created the conditions for the birth of a divine and immortal person. >> if there was a star in the east, that would have been it. just when, exactly, did this star appear? mulnar did some more calculations. >> the computer came back with only one answer. it said it happened only once in aries the ram. that was april 17th, 6 b.c. >> christmas in april? jesus born six years before we thought? it's likely true, since k

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first of all, florence harding liked astrology. it was to her very important way of getting information, gathering strategies. she had a relationship with an astrologer. who was she? >> madame marcia. she wasn't alone in this. it was an interesting period of time. lots of people believe this. if anything, people were more criticized who were following astrology than even now. nevertheless, she found it extremely important. it shows up in her diaries. it shows up in her writings. of course, madame marcia told her that harding was going to die, but he was going to die in office. she nevertheless decides all the same that she's going to back him to the hilt and make sure this happens. it does seem to have an uncanny effect on her relationship as first lady. >> we see in 1909, the jeweler's wife goes to madame marcia and gets the same prediction, but she ends up being the second wife to woodrow wilson. >> that is amazing. i did not know that. >> i am really enjoying your show. i was wondering why mrs. harding was a well-liked but respe

de medici created an elegant society where artists and scholars studied astrology and mythology, revivingntiquity for their private pleasure. cosimo commissioned the humanist ficino to translate the works of plato, and out of this intellectual climate came the paintings of botticelli, combining sensuality of pagan mythology with themes and images from christian art. in his painting of the primavera, zephyrus, the wind god, enters the scene and seizes the wood nymph chloris, whose mouth issues flowers as she is transformed into flora, the goddess of spring. in the center stands a figure who sembles both the christian madonna and venus, the goddess of love, and who directs the dance of the three graces. naked venus, seen here in botticelli's the birth of venus, symbolized divine love. this was a nude based on classical forms, which also suggests a baptism and a rebirth. [colin eisler] in renaissance florence, the nude again became the focus of artistic effort. donatello's david, probably commissioned by de medici, with its obvious reflection of the roman past, is a masterpiece of technical

in astrological. >> she was born on july 28, 1929.i think that this is leo. my wife was born on the same day. >> where is the woman who came to see them -- with the astrological signs of the entire kennedy family? listening to her in these videos, regina wants to know, did they speak with the same pauses in normal conversations as what they show on television. .a what they show on television. >> he did not. i think she never expressed herself on this. some people commented that in public, she spoke in a way that was very careful, sometimes a little bit stilted, and there explanation is that she had in her mind the way a first lady should look and act, and the way a first lady should sound, which is different from how she sounded off duty. >> but her mother and sister also had that. there is a label, called -- this is for the oyster bay area of long island. but this is what she said to me. we all spoke that way, with the lock job. this is exactly what michael said and the other part is the whispery part of that. her dad had said this w

as twenty fourteen in the year before cement chinese astrological calendar a wooden boat to have a toddler with horse illustrations what's been set up a shrine where the open for worshipers for the new year holidays. nearly one million people are expected to visit and leave you with those images to teach him how the headlines coming out again. a man like i'm actually a plate of milling point three on the richter scale. suddenly hitting two hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants at the end of the sea in town. just apply to talk in front of some beck december the twenty sixth two thousand and four. few buildings have been built to resist such a shock to rescue service is the best they could but that was already many victims in a more calm soon onto its the sea began to rise. time away from blackpool to sweeping away the rubble left by the crate just twenty minutes and the air. yes we sent all of sumatra closing the most devastating tsunami awards mine across the indian ocean around two hundred and eighteen thousand people were killed eighty percent of the victims here in northern indonesia.

some believe it is an ancient astrological computer. but what is clear is its popularity.now visitors can visit stone hinge in a modern way. for the first time it has its own museum. more than $40 million has been spent in creating this building. >> there are two things that are important. the first is the ability to feel as if you are standing inside the stones, and the other thing is we have fantastic original artifacts here. we have the tools used by the people who built the stones in the first place and that is really exciting to see. >> reporter: this new era hasn't pleased everyone. some have extressed outrage over the inclusion of human remains. >> i say it is a place of beauty. and even for it to have survived in this state for so long is a testament, i think to the ingenuity and skill of the people that built it. i'm full of admiration of them. >> reporter: in just a few days hundreds of people will gather here for perhaps one of the purposes stone hinge was originally built for. to worship the solar solstice. >>> barbara in the united states the cold case initiat

you remember the business about the astrology jer. >> no doubt about it. had bush the elder and barbara bush. >> she was wildly popular. >> there was more of a back and forth there. they were kind of joshing each othe other. then of course bill and hillary clinton. >> she was controversial because she had her own agenda and on health care in particular and she set out to fulfill that. in one sense she was a power behind the throne and the way you didn't get with nancy or barbara bush. >> a lot of people thought nancy was driving the policy. >> she was liberal. >> then we get to w. and laura bush and that was a respectful and close relationship and he benefitted from her. >> no doubt. >> i don't think i've ever seen an interview as overtly romantic as the obamas. >> when she said i do love you, you don't hear that much of that. >> you don't hear that much of that in this country. hume, thanks. we didn't rattle you too much. >> thank you, bill. >> you and james buchanan, you guys were great together. wish we had old clips of that. tv wasn't invented then but

it is a null philosophy and it is between rachy and astrology despairs -- as far as credibility and there point spending a lifetime writing about it. >> i think he nailed it. did she write this to see feminist heads explode? >> she enjoyed doing that, and i think she made a good point. women are winning. they are closing the income gap. they are more represented on the college campuses and they are more bread winners and they are finding that a lot of that is not fun. they have to shift their blame for hating men. anything masculine is considered negative. if i may quote, he said it is not -- in order to succeed others must fail. as they are starting to win it is not satisfying fying them. they said we still need a reason to be angry at men. then women say men are obsolete and say we don't need then. then they satisfied said were would they waste time with you? you are unpleasant. you said why are we doing -- >> you said why are we dhog and women haven't invented a single thing and then turned it into a coffee. and then it shows what an awful person i am. she is one of the people i love r

she became a little controversy late in the administration, remember the business about the astrologercontroversy. >> oh, yeah. >> no doubt about it. >> and then we had bush the elder and barbara bush, very outspoken, barbara bush. >> she was wildly popular. wildly popular. >> right. >> but there was more of a back and forth there. >> right. >> they were kind of joshing each other. >> that's right. >> and then of course we had bill and hillary clinton. >> she was controversial. she was controversial because she had her own agenda on health care in particular, and she set out to fulfill that. in one sense, that she was the real power behind the throne in a way you didn't sense either with barbara bush or laura bush. >> right. but nancy reagan a little bit. >> nancy reagan a little bit. >> a lot of people thought nancy was involved in policy. and then w. and laura bush. and that was a very respectful, very close relationship. >> right. >> and he benefitted from her, there is no doubt about it. >> i think so, absolutely. >> but i don't think i've ever seen an interview as overtly romantic