to the cult statue of athena in the part none. the greek athena wore a helmet, her left hand resting on her 1450e right one raised holding a palladium that represented civic power in the greek world. she wears a liberty cap and her awkward stance in this drawing suggests latrobe may have drawn her in reverse to accommodate the sculptor. when cast in bronze, athena liberty would be reversed, that is her left hand resting on a stone tablet signifying the constitution, her right arm raised with palm open and cupped to express the openness of american government. congress itself being the american palladium. athena underwept is sea change in america during the revolutionary era. pierre's 1776 design for the great seal of the united states included a figure of american liberty as athena holding the constitution. when congress chose the eagle, the bird associated with the power of european kings for the great seal's final design, it was stated specifically that the eagle represented congress as power was passed from kings to the represe

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athena, bring us up to date on the latest from charlottesville. randy taylor was the man convicted of 17-year-old alexis murphy and his lawyer, michael hall han in this letter sent this letter to the commonwealth's attorney in nelson county, that's a neighboring county. he sent this letter to the prosecutor asking them to review randy taylor's case. they want to do two things. they want to look into the social media accounts of alexis murphy to find out if she had any contact with jesse matthew, and he also wants the attorney in nelson county to test jesse matthew's dna against some unidentified dna samples that were found in murphy's car in that case. i want to play for you some of what michael hallahan, randy taylor's attorney, has to say. go ahead. >> they don't have to do any more forensics, just take the samples at the lab and compare it. maybe it's him, maybe it's not. it doesn't hurt to check. >> in responding to this request for a review, the nelson county prosecutors said "there is in credible evidence linking murphy to the matthew case."

you are still short. >> i think the athena thesis is working itself out. it's just one of the bubble buts it's a good example. that is company basically a business processing service company. it is a nice business. grows at the reasonable rate. it should get a reasonable valuation and yet it trades about 100 times earnings and that is if you exclude stock compensation. i think stock compensation is actually an expense. if you don't play the employees in stock or some other way they won't woman come to work. if if you look at this it's a very high value for a nice but not super nice business. and when the you look at the big story, as the software, it is a service company. and you know they are competing against epic and all these dinosaurs. the funny things is, you know, the company basis says people want to have health records on their mobile devices and what's happened since then is apple came out and have the health kit and the first strategic partner isn't athena, it's ipic. and the whole premise that this is some kind of a different type of company re

athena jones is live in charlottesville with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning carol.ns about that dna link to the morgan harrington case are raising more questions about jesse matthew's past. investigators across virginia now have their eyes on jesse matthew. >> we're poised to be cooperative and helpful in any way that we can with regard to cases in which other departments might have an interest. >> reporter: in addition to the disappearance of 18-year-old hannah graham, law enforcement sources say dna evidence also links matthew to the death of morgan harrington. she vanished in october 2009. her remains found months later on a farm outside charlottesville. authorities are reexamining other cold cases in the state to see if matthew is connected. like the case of casandra morton found dead near lynchburg in 2009, reported missing the same day as harrington. police investigating a potential link to the 2009 unsolved murder case of two virginia tech students, heidi childs and david metzer found shot to death near campus. and police in orange, virginia, looking into any

athena jones is live in maryland where she is being treated.ionally as well? >> reporter: good morning. she's been here for just over 30 hours. doctors told us we would get updates when her condition changes. the latest we know on her, she's in fair condition, she's stable, she's resting comfortably. she's able to sit up and eat and interact with her caregivers. we know her mother and sister are in the area to offer their support. this is someone that is constantly being cheered up. she's being cared for by a team of highly trained nurses and doctors and other experts and these nurses are working in two 12-hour shifts. anytime anyone has to go into the room where nina pham is being kept in isolation, they have to go in pairs. this is the buddy system and it's being done out of abundance of caution to make sure there's no broach in protocols. of course, the nurses are wearing these hazmat suits and want to make sure that each is looking out for the other to make sure the nurses themselves are not exposed to this virus. doctors would not make any

if you look at athena, the core athena branded business was very strong. over 30%, and the physician growth, much stronger than anyone expected. i think the networking effect is starting to take off and i think people are going to be surprised how far this goes. liz: jay kaplan, you like innovation as well, in a different form and dividend form, too. >> we're looking for strong balance sheets, high returns on capital and cheap stocks. we love brocade which connects servers to storage. the market thinks technology is completely dead, not true, generates a lot of cash. liz: by the way 11 p/e, cheap! hard to find such low p/e's these days. >> it is. that's what we do every day. faber net manufactures optical components, they have a lot of cash, you take the cash out, six times earnings. you don't find a lot of those anymore. we're looking for things that are good companies at great prices. liz: connection, pc connection, this is a company about 14 times earnings. again, now let's talk about technology. we've had people on the network say tech is in a bubble.

athena jones is there covering the story and athena, what is the latest?? >> reporter: hi, deb. the hospital says they will update us when there is a change in miss pham's condition. so we haven't heard any new news on that. we know that she is in fair condition. she's stable, as you mentioned. she's sitting up, table to eat. we're also told she's in good spirits, able to interact with the hospital staff, and that her mother and her sister are in the area to be near her. in fact, doctors had a lot of nice things to say about miss pham when they spoke about her, saying she's a terrific person, saying she's brave and a trooper. and dr. anthony fauci described a little bit of what her days are like as she's being treated hee here. let's go ahead and play that. >> she is in isolation, but she has almost continual person-to-person contact. we have nurses going in, doctors going in, a screen in the nurses, where we can speak to her. she has her ipad, all of the things she has got, person-to-person contact. when we say isolation, let it be clear, this isn't a tor

here is athena jones. >> reporter: the announcement from the head of the centers for disease controlndividual traveling from liberia has been diagnosed with ebola in the united states. >> until yesterday, ebola had been largely confined to west africa. now it is here and not the first time. >> a mutated strain of the killer virus struck a research facility outside of washington, d.c. >> in 1989, an airborne strain of the virus quickly spread through virginia, creating fear and panic just outside the nation's capital. >> the monkeys were dying with nose bleeds, there was blood all over the place and it was clearly a highly potentially infective environment, loaded with ebola virus. >> reporter: the doctor was in charge of the facility when the outbreak occurred. >> we had one event where a monkey got loose in one of the rooms. he didn't want to get caught and he was smart about it. we had a hard type catching him. >> reporter: in the end, the particular strain of that virus, dubbed the restin strain. >> if one of us have it, ten of us. >> reporter: the threat of ebola spreading in the

athena jones is joining me.u're finding from your location. >> reporter: hi, ashleigh. doctors say pham is very fatigued after making the journey but she's in fair condition, she's stable and resting comfortably. she's in good spirits, able to sit up and int rableract with t hospital staff. they talk about the staff of highly trained and specialized doctors caring for her. we're talking about teams working in 12-hour shifts. and anytime a nurse has to go into the room where miss pham is being isolated, they have to go in in pairs out of an abundance of caution. it's called the buddy system. they want to make sure that one nurse is looking out for the other, make sure there is no breach in protocol. pham's mother and sister are in the area to offer support for her. and even though they won't give us a specific prognosis, this is what dr. anthony fauci said about miss pham's prospects for improving. >> when you say recoverable in the sense of recovery? absolutely. we fully intend to have this patient walk out of t

his unyielding battle against heresy is here symbolized by athena destroying insolence and pride in thehape of the giants. here his piety conquers lust and intemperance, represented by the satyrs. like the artists of the renaissance, cortona uses the vocabulary of classical antiquity, but draws his figures naturalistically, with lifelike vigor and sensuality. the architectural elements are not real but are painted as if they were. they blur the distinction between real and illusory space, at the same time suggesting hidden depths out of which the painted figures seem to tumble. overlapping layers of light and dark create a sensation of breathtaking movement. in this one ceiling, we have all the elements of the high baroque style-- a clearly defined program, a dynamic and dramatic tension between naturalism and classicism, between illusion and reality, between light and dark, and always movement. why were baroque artists concerned with illusion and reality, with light and dark, with movement, time, and space? before the 16th century, earth was believed to be the unmoving center of the un

athena jones joins us from the white house. good morning. >> good morning, carol. the president was briefed on the incident against the new york cops last night. there's a lot of questions, though, of course, about this attacker. we know from one source he was a muslim convert and on his facebook page bearing his name there's a quote from the koran, but as you mentioned, authorities are still looking into the motive behind this attack. even if it was not linked to radical islam, it has raised concerns about attacks linked to razz cal islam, the so-called lone wolf attackers, people may not have had direct ties to a group like isis or al qaeda but who themselves have been self-radicalized and inspired to carry out an attack on their own. this is something that the obama administration has been well aware of for some time putting together a strategy that involves community policing, talking to muslim leaders and local communities to guard against anyone being self-radicalized and becoming one of these lone wolf attackers. as of right now, there are still questions re

let's get more from cnn's athena jones and she's on the scene in charlottesville. athena?rter: wolf, one of the drone's operators is calling the search for hannah graham an incredibly important mission and they're hoping this device will help find her. tonight, search team continue to scour the charlottesville area for hannah graham. authorities using a drone with a high-resolution camera to help find the missing student. >> we need to find hannah graham. that is front and center on our minds right now. >> jesse math su being heldvÑ i isolation in this jailhouse. his lawyer tellses cnn he won't ask for the 32-year-old to be released on bail. including this criminal complaint from 2009 libe then later appearing remorseful, and driving him to the e.r. for treatment. those charges were later dropped. as the hannah graham investigation continues, law enforcement sources say dna evidence links matthew to the 2009 murder of another student, morgan harrington. >>ly be relieved to know that he will be prevented from ever hurting another girl again. >> reporter: others aren't convi

>> athena jones in charlottesville for us, appreciate it.'s get more perspective on this new dna testing, the latest clues in the overall investigation. joining us here in "the situation room" is our law enforcement analyst, tom fuentes, former assistant director of the fbi and we're also being joined in virginia. all of these other cases are being reopened. they are going to try to check to see if there's any evidence linking this individual to any of those other cases. how unusual is that? >> it's not always that unusual. you have a number of open case where is a suspect wasn't developed where they could do a comparison, whether it be for fingerprints or dna or other physical evidence. once you develop something to compare, they can go back to the evidence that was obtained at the time of those investigations and if they obtained dna evidence, they now have a possible suspect to compare it to you a especially in the case where someone is incarcerated and would like it to be verified as is the case here. we asked the commonwealth of virgini

and cnn's athena jones is in charlottesville with the latest.igation has become a whole lot bigger, athena. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. today bad weather grounded the helicopters that are searching for hannah graham. but authorities say this weekend they expect as many as 150 people to come out and help look for her, part of a now weeks-long search. they hopefully they finally yield results. it's being called one of the greatest search efforts in virginia history. but there's still no sign of hannah graham. >> somewhere out there, there's a little girl that needs to come home. >> reporter: search teams are refocusing the effort on a eight-mile radius around charlottesville's downtown mall where hannah graham was last seen with jesse matthew, the suspect in her disappearance. and officials are hoping hunters can help search. >> we're asking hunters as they establish their deer stands, as they scout the property that they have permission to hunt on to be our extra eyes and ears. 167,000 eyes and ears would be most helpful to us in terms of

athena jones is out "outfront" with more on what went to catastrophically wrong. >> reporter: this morningch teams scoured the waters off of wallops island, looking for debris of the rocket that exploded seconds after liftoff last night. i spoke to the director of the wallops facility about the search. >> it helps them reinstruct what happened. and so they'll get from the videos and from the telemetry data, the timelines and certain critical events relative to their telemetry and this helps them put the picture back together. >> reporter: the rocket launched at 6:22 eastern time, loaded with 5,000 pounds of cargo headed for the international space station. >> this investigation may or may not lead us to the conclusion that the failure was caused by a problem with the antares system. >> it causes itself to blow up on a signal from mission control. >> we observed the failure in telemetry and visual and my understanding is the range safety officer sent the self-destruct plan. >> there is speculation on what may have caused it. >> it looks like disassembly of the first stage and then it fell t

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athena might never see iraq again, a price they paid because of their fate. >> jesus christ tell theeople, leave everything and follow me. so, we did. leave everything and god to be a christi christian, to stay in my religion. >> reporter: his family is one of more than 100 iraqi christian families who found sanctuary in this catholic church in amman. many are from the city of mosul, others from the christian capital of iraq once now both under the brutal rule of isis. >> many of the kids arrived with their families very sick because of the incidents they suffered in iraq. fe fear, insecure, no food. >> reporter: it's not the first time they have fled from extremists over the recent years but the first time they've left iraq. >> translator: our life is over in iraq. we were scared for our children. we lived very difficult moments. we didn't know if we'd leave safely or we would get killed. >> reporter: when isis took over in june the family left for a few days clinging on to a life they built they accepted the risks and returned. but in july isis gave christians a 24-hour ultimatum,

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the firm is athena capital, it's a very small firm, but they are alleging they were involved in marking the close where they bought stocks or sold stocks at the close that affected the closing price. so what they did was at the very last second, they would put in enormous numbers of buy and sell orders that would effectively move the market around. and since they were mostly very, very small stocks, they were able to move -- maneuver the prices in a way that at least the s.e.c. considered to be abusive or manipulative. those are legal phrases. they're fined $1 million. this is not an enormous deal here, but i think it's important that they have finally found at least one firm that was engaging in abusive practices. and this has been very hard for them to do. they haven't had the data to get access to the information to understand exactly what's going on. and in this case, they actually had e-mails. and i think that was the real reason that this occurred. now, i don't know how extensive these practices are. i suspect they are not. that extensive. but i do believe there are few rogue trad

>> all right athena, thank you very much.ring in cnn space analyst and pbs science krobt miles o'brien. the obvious curiosity here is in why this happened. but the reason it matters goes beyond this one event, right? nasa has had problems before with things they've designed, catastrophic problems. but this goes to the question of who should be making the rockets, right? do you believe this offers an insight into that? >> well you know a few generations ago, chris, we called it a missile gap. there's a bit of a dearth of u.s. capability in this sector if you will. chemical rockets that can take vehicles of this size to space, by and large are coming from russia these days, in the mid '90s, a decision was made in congress and by the administration at the time to purchase a lot of russian rocket engines there was some concern that russian rocket scientists would sell their wares to north korea, let's say. so the commercial space industry became very reliant mostly on this rd-180 engine. >> isn't that an old engine? >> a larger e

athena jones live from charlottesville, virginia this morning.uld be a very significant discovery. how much do we know now? >> that's right, chris. well authorities are looking into this forensic discovery, a discovery making headlines and raising a lot more questions about jesse matthew's past. investigators across virginia now have their eyes on jesse matthew. >> we're certainly poised to be cooperative and helpful in any way that we can with regard to cases in which other departments might have an interest. >> in addition to the disappearance of 18-year-old hannah graham, law enforcement sources say dna evidence also links matthew to the death of morgan harrington. she vanished in october 2009. her remains found months later on a farm outside charlottesville. authorities are now reexamining other cold cases in the state. to see if matthew is connected. like the case of cassandra morton found dead near lynchburg in 2009. she was reported missing the same day as harrington. police also investigating a potential link to the 2009 unsolved murder c

in the webb space, which is everything internet, athena health, if you parsed through its earnings, its underlying growth rate is accelerating into the 30s, 30% range. these are fantastic growth rates. and then in netflix is another one which wag beaten up after its quarter. they are going to be one of the few winners going forward. finally in our industrial innovation theme, yes, we like the 3d space, we like tesla in the space. these are high octane stocks, but they're gaining tremendous share and innovating and making a big difference in the world. >> catherine, the etf industry is very, very competitive, isn't it? even though your etfs are actively management. don't you think investors are had still flock to some of the etfs still out there? >> yes. in ours, we're positioning our funds to be satellite strategies around the core portfolios. we know that i.r.a.s have done a great job because of the last 15 years of volatility in terms of diversifying their portfolios. we are holding stocks that are not in indexes. many of our stocks are not in indexes or they're very small parts of in

cnn's athena jones is on the scene for us. what is the latest?ry personnel were out searching. 75 are expected tomorrow including two mounted units, so people on horseback. it's been raining so that could make things more difficult in this already long search. also tomorrow, two imaging analysts will be looking at the photographs by the search area by a specially equipped plane. those photos are still being processed. there's a $100,000 reward for information relating to finding hannah graham and searchers have used all kinds of resources to try to locate her, including canine units, even a drone and after three weeks there's still no sign of her. charlottesville police chief said that this is taking an emotional toll, this search, for everyone involved and he talked about how long they are going to keep searching. >> there are hundreds of people that have come out to help with this search that have been touch and there's every emotion that you can think of, from being anxious from being hopeful, being angry, being sad. every emotion that you can

. >> do you support the athena style gambling at racetracks in , asahoe county and others amendment 68 would do? >> no. >> no. increasingou support colorado's minimum wage from eight dollars an hour to the $10.10 per hour president obama has set for federal contractors? >> no. >> yes, sure, yes. that is the first time we have been asked the question. >> would you support more gun control legislation? .> it depends on what is again, that is a hypothetical. >> yes or no? >> right now, no. >> no. >> do you believe humans are contributing significantly to climate change? >> no. >> significantly? yes. >> do you think it can be reversed, climate change? over a scale of time, yes. >> ok, each of you has 60 seconds to elaborate on one of those or use the 60 seconds to elaborate on more than one if you choose, and we will start. think that to reverse climate change, it would take a concerted effort, not just on the part of the united states, but worldwide, and i think that will, and that collaborative effort -- but certainly, every mathematical model that we look at continues to demonstrate tha