left a description of the temple building was begun in four twenty b.c. it was in the dark style and stood three steps above ground level a little of the pediment freeness has survived the freeze may have looked like this a battle scene. and. atop the temple stood a statue of nike the victory goddess thanks to computer animation we can now enter a reconstruction of the temple. the wooden doll was adorned with ivory and go. as was the statue of asklepios sculpted by stress n.e.t.'s of paris showing the god with the sacred sentiment and the gilt heads don't. feel. i had. letters go on from the temple to the funnels. beneath this wonderful second. building there were three interlinked rings of wall spy collaborative. no one can say what purpose the building sent. some to rein in dwelling of the sacred sentence perhaps. did the priests of the scrappiness descend with the sick into the labyrinth to the underworld and leave the net to discover the secret of recovery themselves. we shall never know if. we continue from the farmhouse to the avatar if the function

and when the cult of asklepios spread in greece in the fifth century b.c. the son came to be worshiped alongside his father apollo and finally supplanted him apollo had been the god of all the arts including the art of healing asklepios was the god of therapeutic healing alone in the fourth century b.c. the sanction became a pilgrim science and healing center and lord of the ancient world nowadays tourists the pilgrims of our times come here less for the remains of that sanctuary than to see the best preserved of ancient greek theatres one of the principal tourist sites in greece and who can blame them to see in a field of stones the center of a great sanctuary requires a powerful imagination. the temple of a script with its votive shrine the abbot on the whole set apart for therapeutic sleep and the thunder and any magic secular build. time has cost down most of the stones epidaurus was devastated by earthquakes in five twenty two and five fifty one a day. the museum conveys an impression of the sanctuary's ancient splenda the little that survives is exhib

like most of the city's public buildings after pompei had become a roman colony in the first century b.c. . the physical appearance of pancake that visitors now reconstruct in their minds eye was in fact a mere seventeen years old an earthquake devastated the city in sixty two a day reconstruction was still uncompleted when vesuvius erupted scarring that handsome appearance reducing pompei to a skeleton and burying it six meters deep under ass and fine pumice stone which preserve the ruins for posterity. in many cases we don't know who occupied the houses or what professions they followed the buildings have been given names after the most striking finds made in them. the house of the phone a roman deity occupied an entire insular or block it belonged to a nobleman with a taste for art on the day the volcano erupted he was hastily packing up the silverware from the table when the roof fell in and killed him. in this house the memory of a glorious age long past was honored that ancient time when the persian king darrius was defeated by alexander the great king of macedonia at iss in the ye

a big powerful country company a company that has a lot of military industrial interests bought and b.c. and from that moment. the gangplank was out for me but i think that i may i may be mistaken but judging from your previous interviews i think it was more specific you went to iraq you filmed the shooters that's where you were not supposed to sell me you managed to smuggle it into a back into the united states in your socks you brought it to the n.b.c. executives and what did they tell you. that every time i go to the third world i make trouble for them and they're tired of it but if you actually look at the footage what was the problem with your behavior over the actual material that they hear and in fact. the regular news staff was devastated by this and they had all supported me they had seen the footage and were proud that somebody from their team had gotten this despite saddam's attempts to censor me you know we had three babysitters there were three pages of rules and regulations we broke every single rule they tried to kill me on the way out of the country put a gun to my head

even in fifty b.c. julius caesar had found the local berbers to be not only tenacious but also shrewd . at that time the townsfolk lived from growing wheat they had accumulated three hundred thousand sheaves an unbelievable quantity in those days this formed the basis of their later prosperity which they displayed and celebrated through their coliseum. huge crowds flocked to the oval arena from all over the surrounding region to enjoy the thrilling cruel and often deadly games of antiquity. the stench in the extensive catacombs is appalling at one time this was a labyrinth of passages cells and cages for humans and animals it echoed to the eerie sounds from hunters and the hunted lions and tigers bears and antelopes. criminal sentenced to death awaited them accomplish knowledge there was one simple merciless but all pervading principle survival of the strongest. fanfare to signal the start of the games the coliseum and this just could take far more spectators than the town had inhabitants the last great

with rape and several counts of sexual abuse he denies all the out with a court case still ongoing and b.c. says that the asportation that they tried to kill the weinstein story is an outright lie instead the network suggests that froze material lacks sufficient evidence and was simply not ready for broadcast. we're now joined live by anthony bryan logan a political and social issues commentator welcome to the program now why do you think mick is just now coming forward with these allegations well i'm not really sure but the timing maybe there was going to be a piece published about him that he knew about we don't know about i'm not quite sure but it does come up for right now because this is pretty interesting information and i think it is a lot about the entertainment industry and how they protect one another and what do you make of the claims that weinstein was actually calling and b c executives directly about the research into these allegations. oh i believe it makes a lot of sense because the president of n.b.c. no oppenheim is a screenwriter and you know his spare time he wants to t

b.c. coverage i think it's really important thing that we talk about covered stormy daniels over four hundred times compared next to zero coverage of the u.s. involvement in a war in yemen and so we asked as on the what important issues are being ignored or forgotten in the media's obsession over donald trump and russia. one of the things that we've been trying to call attention to this very bad. elements of corporate media. democrats for elements. of state. keep in detention or. a personality or. its roots. there's been a continuation of governance in the u.s. . government that has resulted in policies that had a measurable negative impact it will have a future or or. mary working class people us there was there was a much debate for example around the the trouble olsen's to cut taxes both individuals and corporate tax. there wasn't much discussion in the corporate press around the i've seen proposal by the chairman of this ration to expand the military budget it won't point about fifty f

one of two hundred underground towns around good in its origins date back to the second millennium b.c. late as such towns also offer protection to christian communities a public place in front of the prayer hall seven floors below ground stocks infringing the rules of co-existence in times of danger meant punishment in public as was intended to satisfy the terrence. the town of dating fifty five meters deep on eighteen levels with room for up to ten thousand people. every day life in capital city traces of the ancestors of christians who lived in the days of sin basil can be found everywhere. and abandoned monastery in most of a passion for a known as sin a sauce just a few kilometers from good image. it was inhabited by greeks until ataturk launched his resettlement campaign in one thousand nine hundred twenty four. centrist muslim tasks some orthodox christians lived side by side the sultan even had the local church extended its. it's it's it's it's it's it's it's the upsurge of nationalisms brawls with a marginalization it's all the remains of children from mixed marriages and sile

b.c. coverage i think it's really important thing that we talk about covered stormy daniels over four hundred times compared next to zero coverage of u.s. involvement in a war in yemen and so all we ask as on the what important issues are being ignored or forgotten in the media's obsession over donald trump and russia. one of the things that we've been trying to call attention to the fact that. while the elements of corporate media along with democrats and powerful elements in the state . keep in detention or in the personality of the truck. just the ads for it's. there's been a continuation of governance in the u.s. and governance that has resulted in policies of had a measurable negative impact it will have a future on ordinary working class people you know as there was it was a much debate for example around the the trouble poses to cut taxes both individuals and corporate tax. there wasn't much discussion in the corporate press around the same proposal by the chairman of the situation

b.c. coverage i think it's really important thing that we have to talk about covered stormy daniels over food. four hundred times compared to next to zero copies of the u.s. involvement in a war in yemen and so we are as on what important issues are being ignored or forgotten in the media's obsession over donald trump and all rush. one of the things that we've been trying to call attention to the fact that while the elements of corporate media along there are democrats and powerful elements. in the state. keeping their attention on the personality of donald trump just the ads for it's. been a continuation of governance in the us and new governance that has resulted in policy the path of measurable negative impact it will have in the future on ordinary working class people you know as there was there was a much debate for example around the the trump opposes to cut taxes both individual and corporate tax. there wasn't much discussion in the corporate press around the of being proposed by th

b.c. according to c.n.n. according to hillary clinton lovers those people are losers here that the blue areas i want to focus in on north carolina this is where we're not in the deplorable zone losers apparently hillary clinton things where winners so we're in the blue area there but yet the breakdown they also showed unique to twenty sixteen election versus other elections was that there were basically they each won by landslides in their respective districts whatever the county district they won by a landslide which suggests more polarization hyper hyper polarization and hyper partisanship that is getting worse and worse and more and more determined and the new york times analysis suggests that that's even beyond gerrymandering it's like the opinions are forming and it's changed a lot since the ninety's of course when. rupert murdoch entered the us with fox news fox news won the ratings race by hyper partisanship and m.s.m. b c nationally followed so m.s.m. d.c. has their competing consp

b.c. i mean it's it's the point of being irrational it's not even fun to watch anymore i used to poke fun at you know brian stelter i mean the stupidest guy on t.v. but at the even now that's not funny forty seconds before we go to the break first of all i love you to death i give you a kidney that line for somebody else's if you needed it and i got it he wanted it there are two things my friend amber why you never did that. and you're living in the past you're talking about white house new polls when they say this is a grandpa wake up ever tell you. you can't get past it ok well you go lionel go only you're going to have here you're going to say an example of of ideological possession you know ok i think that. kind of created a lot of old called me his one son not two years older than me. twenty seconds lionel keep going. but it's true this is no twitter is love they told as they are with the fireside chat you can't talk on the radio the presidential need i say more we've got to wake up a

b.c. you're free to do so and go there and look and sways you're you know discomfort with the economy over there but i'm going to look at some numbers that have been out this week in the united states which are pretty shocking in light of the what seems like global chaos with a merger market currencies with no trade wars all sorts of stuff and f b small business sentiment climbs in july to second highest level in history the national federation of independent business small business optimism index rose point seven points in july to one hundred seven point nine the n f i b said it was the second highest level in history in just under the one nine hundred eighty three peak number one nine hundred eighty three was right before reagan won his landslide in one thousand nine hundred four into his second term. i think that was the year that that happened eight of the ten components lead to plans to increase employment expectations for rising sales and for expansion increased those for current inv

b.c. or anybody else on that that side that they've ignored this for oh about thirty nine months. or so now you have to step back and go oh well here we go you know what's really extraordinary to see in this discovery yes discovery that there is such a thing as the military industrial complex never heard of it never heard of it well no matter how you carry this but i understand it on the net and i know i do admit that it's real you know all this time i had to go you know the motor and i was the old all blacks but now that c.n.n. has admitted that it exists guess what it exists and you know this because c.n.n. had charts they had maps they did they had that i was actually pretty surprised but they actually had these graphics and did a segment on who supplied the arms for some of these really major strikes in yemen which again is surprising. but you know it's been reported quite a bit by other people. that are right well this i might mention not only lockheed martin. which is obviously the one of big ones recent bus bombing the strike on a market in twenty sixteen using a bomb made

news that led to belittle when you were in the boys b.c. . noise steve told the focus for you or fails to be able. to. see nothing. but the moment they looked on the worry a little for a little bit about isaac on the bottom but almost. but i knew to see him down the road. there are. no guarantees. to morrow but. we love our borrowing will. be. they. live on the. gold. medal. for. him and he i mean they have got a little. bit. of the little. humor they get up to the point. where we believe that they will agree with. you. that almost. zero. zero. zero. zero zero made imo not that you would. know but that he could be native. to the scene. be. very. aware of the home crowd. that. little. or no good because he is probable nothing. to hear you know. who live. with me and. you. know where after all. over about i'm not clear clearly. or i was still in my lie. and read all or did i will no bullshit will come from will probably do the garden path. rionda poor a also got detail about how the. opera feria khadra prefer. a little world of all possible or

b.c. on the arm of the national standard going to have a good number so he must get the most from that it is a symbol and. he'll believe. that a good bit of a good one will do so but at a good level what a lot of people think there is. is there wasn't in this prison because most engineers on this in the. know in their meal ticket and most kilo of the. form gave us by them. these we would have given maybe seen. will be shown or said good game of the local. indian food tool. because of them. for decades past government policy involved the forcible red occasion of the coca plant. today the kochi union backed by the government is primarily responsible for regulating and policing the farmers'. numbers and you're going to be bouncing around the metal doing your beloved it again looked in on the back in and out of yeah but i bought it until now to get blasted the. lamp in that book i love getting it and the thing going on is a little bummed out their pathetic piece of acid is going to put it in s

b.c. and i see them having a break.

simply ignoring the problem b.c. want to make it go away. well the organizers of the original white nationalist rally are planning a sequel in washington d.c. later on sunday after they were denied a permit to march in charlottesville the rally will take place in front of the white house and leftwing counter demonstrators are also expected to mobilize there are washington correspondent has the details police in washington d.c. have said their biggest priority for the protest is keeping groups apart how exactly they're going to do that remains to be seen because everyone is going to be converging upon the exact same square very near to the white house with the white supremacists and the counter protesters will all be marching towards freedom plaza now on the side of the altar right the right wing this march has actually been very controversial with a lot of people saying it's not good for their movement and they won't be showing up on the side of the counter protesters we are actually expecting a very big crowd as a coalition of about forty g

for its historic great wall building started on the mammoth fortification back in the third century b.c. to protect china from invaders all these days china also has another wall known as the great fire wall of china it's supposed to protect chinese citizens from undesired. influences first set up in the year two thousand the great fire wall blocks access to certain why. cites in terms that the chinese government deems dangerous now any whiff of criticism of the government or terms that refer to the student massacre and to get a main square in one thousand nine hundred nine well they are prohibited they just don't exist in the past the tech giant google has spoken out against such internet censorship in fact that's why it pulled out of china back in two thousand and ten at the time google's co-founder said this our objection is to those forces of totalitarianism our hope is there is progress and a more open internet in china my how times change eight years later google is reportedly secretly planning its return a new report from the investigative web site the intercept says the tech gia

as protests in nicaragua against the president continue and the number of those killed rises in b.c. you're making someone says something. they have to crash into the wall of reality that usually gets in the blood. center here america's ortega's former vice president talks to al-jazeera. tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each shia driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal lend most protests failed to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one village defied the odds. that you can see religious rose up demanding the return of their lead and calling for their leaders to step down to decades of corruption. and made a crackdown activists sure it's implore died in police custody. that really kind of chief again thinkable the right to choose their own videos. well that's. home because you won't. go to the site i'm seeing doubly. woman. she's with. you. about once a day those involved and. that's what i was going to look at. those of us that will help each other out if. you hold. more. seats will. things i'll be able. to meet to. see. you.

b.c. is twenty four seven conspiracy theory you can go there if you want to delve into those but i'm going to look at some of the data that might impact more of the election results coming up in twenty eighteen but most importantly in two thousand and twenty this is a tweet from ryan cooper the average family premium for employer sponsored insurance is up fifty five percent since two thousand and seven average worker contributions up seventy four percent that's what it looks like on the chart since two thousand and seven member of two thousand and eight obama became president we introduced obamacare things were supposed to get better and cheaper for us in fact premiums went up for obamacare response and employer these are employer sponsored so the average contribution per household is now five thousand seven hundred fourteen dollars that's your family the promise of them as you venture to run out of other people's money the problem with the system is that these health care companies are go

b.c. . what is going. it's very difficult to make such decisions you know what no woman deserves to go through got it about. put up another study on i have to be strong and fight for a better future for both my children. even if it hurts to walk is that why it's hard but i have to fight but aussie they are going to check. the fight for a better future is what motivates hundreds of thousands to embark on this perilous journey through central america every year they have dreams of a better life in the u.s. a life without violence a life with work. trying to get on freight trains in mexico then they travel thousands of kilometers. to collect money in order to buy a warm breakfast before the train arrives if they manage to get on they'll have to survive without food miriam is worried that she might be separated from violet at the u.s. border like sounds of other parents and children. she thinks u.s. president donald trump is unfair. our children are very precious to us and then someone comes and says only beca

simply ignoring the problem b.c. to make it to go with. bias waiting in washington who's covering the story for us now joins me my it's good to see you sunday marks the first anniversary of the clashes but who really seeing demonstrations by so-called anti fascist groups but how is charlottesville preparing to mark this day. well the earlier this week i spoke with charlottesville activists who said the city has been very tense all week it's a very small town and he said about a thousand police both at the national and at the state level have descended upon this small town and shut off one of the main areas and it is actually the same area where this attack happened last year we also know that earlier today there was a memorial service as we saw in the report and there was also just a church service for anyone who wanted to come together and come together in solidarity and it was called i look at my nose this church that was called the hope that summons us or just for the community to come together prepare themselves later today we also kno

as protests in nicaragua against the president continue and the number of those killed rises in b.c. someone throws them so they are no matter what they have to crash into a goal of reality that usually gets in the blood. said here america's ortega's former vice president told to al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke a enjoying the stream today we're joined by a superstar of afro beat me hootie we're talking about his music his commitment to activism and the inspiration for his latest album i really could be larger than me and his band will play some of his best known songs in the studio today and we want to hear your questions and comments join the conversation on twitter facebook and the al-jazeera live stream. femi kuti is one of the leading lights of african music over a forty year career he has fused jazz and funk to intoxicating effect having several grammy award nominations along the way his music is an inspiration to famous musicians including common and most stuff as well as younger african musicians starting their careers and he strongly committed to progressive causes not least to h

last week we had the smoke coming in from wildfires burning in b.c. and the pacific northwest and northern california. we have had the smoke coming in near the mendocino complex fires into the bay area. we are looking better for air quality, good conditions for the east bay, south central bay and santa clara valley. this is a live look, and you can see the cloudy conditions, low clouds and fog as we start off. daytime highs will be a few degrees cooler than yesterday. right now looking at temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s to about 60 degrees this morning. this is what you can expect as we take you through the afternoon. we'll have the afternoon sunshine for most of us, clouds sticking around along the coast. cooler than normal for the daytime highs. more on how long this will last, coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have a traffic alert in effect for drivers through the north bay due to a crash that happened last night. it's on 116 and brought down some power lines. right now 116, one-way traffic control near the redwood drive area. no estimated t

and i say b.c. i mean it's it's the point of being irrational it's not even fun to watch anymore ice to poke fun at you know brian stelter i mean the stupidest guy on t.v. but at the even now that's not funny forty seconds before we go to the break. first of all tom i love you the dead i give you a kidney not mine but somebody else's if you needed it and i got it he wanted there are two things my friend and i want you living in the past you're living in the past you're talking about white house new pools but let's say this is where paul wake up and over till you hate trial. can you get past it ok well you know going to clean your game to see if you're going to say an example of of ideological possession you know. kind of created a lot of those called me here's one summer two years older than here. twenty seconds lionel keep going. but it's true business is no twitter is look they told f.d.r. with the fireside chat you can talk on the radio the presidential need i say more we've got to wake up and sm

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toronto they never did all the elites the sort of people that are on saturday night live or amazon b.c. they promised to come here because they couldn't understand why people voted for trump they still don't understand but now they have a comforting conspiracy theory just like you know after nine eleven many americans tuned in to comforting conspiracy theories that well now the elites have comforting conspiracy theories and that's why they're not living here in toronto. well much more coming your way right after the break so don't go away. we have new idea watch if he's doing on the implication that she will be back here in september. i find it funny and also to pick up now how does a blip on the album keep quiet about. finding a few of you who would it be that easy to find a friend that i had in me. plus is that going to take months to people whom. i thought it might have been my little bit of a wonderful enough that i little bit that we are shut out of money coming over out of much of the woodwork to mop up to get a job but it. does this one does fly blues. some borders of. the sea.

eighteen congressional budget justification they will begin quote to encourage more engagement on facebook b.c. will work with on island digital teams that have created local accounts which will disseminate branded and naan bread content native pages and create the chances of appearing on cuban facebook users newsfeeds when asked for clarification nazareth karun spokesperson for the broadcasting port of governors claims she did not know what that meant what it meant by branded her on branded content even claiming that the project never got off the ground but commented to the miami new times reporter that quote it's nothing the fairy is not like russian. or anything like that you see in january of this year the trumpet ministration created something called the cuba internet task force also sound familiar which is supposed to use government and non-government actors to promote the free and regulated flow of information to cuba however t.v. and radio marti have long been considered outdated cold war artifacts that do more to harm the perception of u.s. values and broad more than any tyrant so as

for well one archaeologist from cairo university were excavating the tomb of the thirteenth century b.c. egyptian official near cairo they found a collection of jars and one of the stars was a solidified whitish mass that at the time was an identifiable but they took the good a with the bad and the results could be seen in the journal of analytic chemistry where it was revealed that the substance is the oldest archaeological find of solid cheese ever found ever thought to be over thirty or thirty two hundred years old scientists believe it to be made from either sheep or goats milk and would have an acid to taste but don't give their exerted mode for a modest frenzy a wouldn't want to actually taste this cheese that's because why it's also found proof of low spirits in the tree is. this is a highly contagious infectious disease caused by ingesting unpasteurized milk or under meat and it's still around the very day so while these sweet dreams may not be made of cheese at least we know that the culture is of ancient egypt are being preserved so cheesy problems are about as are so pretty t

b.c. to join in all of sudden wow glad it was on our side now ok i'm asking this seriously ok go ahead what kind of attack is this going to be your foot soldiers marching marching up our shores or is it now no not at all right no no no no no no no no i'm media taxing he's not a reliable partner we can't work with him we can't work with him ok ok that's what i'm getting at ok and i and i'm sure the left would be all over it in a heartbeat keep going rob. no i don't think that's going to happen no think they're going to say see how how fickle they are now they've got her against donald trump and this is a key component hypothetical hypothetical well i don't. brian stelter is not even going to put up for that as long as there is a story there or we're going to milk it ok pat i just i think you guys are grasping at straws here no no no i'm trying to make a point here and i it's a valid point i think is well all right i'll come on line i'll have a little bit of fun you know you're acting like y

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what i want to see b.c. . the whole we were always shouldn't wonder if well. we don't bore us a lot of they are you i only got that i wanted to get it i don't know but we had a lot. of us out of. which i just bought myself a body handles all the cards. i. also have it all to look at my. own john also negus so you know the others. and i think if you look at the ball field. they don't see the other day i wonder what they say on the first thing i mean i'm sure they're going to let me enjoy. as they seem to focus when you say that only because you you know you know hey. i'm going to have the idea of growing it again oh wow. the one. in the old one though i which don't mean on the moon still embraced aloisi like wells up b.j. to impress almost every one of the maybe i will with those as the word he said call center p.j. had several other people beside the call did they close in a hallway i was on. we all know that we're going to go back. and blow up the borderline but it's not as you go rules in football asking for the time when the feeling of evil little. off on t

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mount etna holds the longest record of continuous eruption going strong since 1500 b.c. >>> the fourth major of tennis's grand slam, the u.s. open kicks off monday here in new york. ahead of that tournament controversy over a clothing choice by serena williams. maya rodriguez has what serena is saying now. >> reporter: at the u.s. open today serena williams tamping down the commotion over a cat suit. >> i'm sure they would -- we would come to an understanding and everything would be okay. >> reporter: the head of the french tennis federation caused a stir this week when he took issue with a black nike cat suit williams wore at the french open earlier this year. in a published interview bernard said some outfits had gone too far, adding specifically about williams' outfit, it will no longer be accepted. the place. the comments unleashed an angry outpouring. tennis great billie jean king saying the policing of women's bodies must end. a cat suit on the court is nothing new. ann white wore one at wimbledon back in 1985. more than a fury over fashion, williams says the compress outfit had

history goes back to five hundred b.c. and even beyond afghanistan has had a rich complex and i should also say mostly to motos history about its independence and invasions and conquests but but certainly from seven hundred forty seven when the modern state of ghana stand was established by. any. or any empire was established thereafter and the country. became although an empire not a modern state since. it became an entity which is sort of the proceeded to today's afghanistan. and modern times we've had three wars with the british british india and they did afghanistan and what we're celebrating today is that a celebration of the third going to war in one nine hundred nineteen which resulted in the. independence of the state of afghanistan in the back then it is of course a rocky mountain a sandy area lots of desert that's the impression we have of the country yet it's seen as a very strategically important geographically and economically part of the economic part of the world. indeed it is the geopolitical position of ha