him off a (bleep) balcony.y is the soul of threat, my friend. [ laughter ] what did the feds charge balcony boy with? >> on strughting and im-- obstructing and impeding irs functions, causing false tax returns to be filed, mall fraud, health care fraud, perjury, wire fraud, obstruction of an official proceedings and the hiring of undocumented workers. >> jon: i'm in a bit of a hurry here. why not just name all the (bleep) he didn't do. this is what i'm talking about. this is classic northeastern corruption. i'm telling you. you have your hot headed public official. massive bust by the feds. all that is missing is shady backroom dealings in a dank restaurant. >> these charges stem from michael grimm's role in managing the restaurant he owned and operated. >> jon: book! let me -- boom! let me set the scene. it's a classy eye physicallan joint. with a gabagoule to die for. >> it's on the upper east side on the manhattan it's a health food restaurant as you can see called health-licious. [laughter] >> jon: i'm sorr

>> guest: the balcony is -- or was -- the balcony of the national press club, an all-male institution until just 20 years ago. and when in 1955 the men decided that they would let in women to cover and to report on events taking place there, they put us in a very narrow, extremely uncomfortable balcony at the far end of the ballroom. we stood there while some of the most important men in the world spoke. it was hard to hear them. we were crushed together. we did not have lunch. we looked down at the male members and their guests scarfing up a four-course lunch on the ballroom floor, and it was humiliating. we couldn't even do our job right. this happened between 1955 and 1971, and finally the pro-women forces, who had been fighting in vote after vote, year after year, to have women admitted won in 1971. but just 20 years ago i was standing in that balcony with other women. we could not ask questions. we were not allowed. it was frustrating. and so one of the three women in the new york times bureau told scotty reston one day that she would not go there anymore. and two other women, my

well when i arrived i saw her on the balcony. winton says. i noticed that no one answered later a neighbor told me she heard the shots and some of the foreign body. i rushed into the room and so my wife lying on the field with a bullet in the head. we caught an ambulance. she died in hospital. so much grief i sold mine another casualty to add to the mr mrs in fact. it has been stockinette consecutive month of the operation to stop with me on up to fourteen citizens but as they tried to storm troop positions. then the box office demand stop the alleged rights to raid followed by an army of ten to take over the city that resulted in knowing timor there's been some citizens killed as the cotton cloth iam rebounds. on sunday i told ty does the army began attacking a neighboring city as hokey as casualties six troops have died to milk rationed to post these numbers don't even include to the east of the developments either. ukraine's so the city woods's been laid to rest meantime was killed in fighting street violence in the blazing inferno more th

such as fleet week and last week when we had the america's cup and not to mention 4th of july our balcony is open and we have to close the door usually at 7 o'clock on the 4th of july and there's kids with tears in their eye wishing they could come up to the balcony. if they had a place where they could perhaps have a picnic in the afternoon and sit and watch the fire works in the evening, it would be a true blessing and your consideration for making this possible is appreciated thank you. >> thank you very much for being here today. george tartikos? >> good afternoon. >> i'll be very brief because i think i'm the last speaker. i live on chest nut street 1080 chest nut street for over 10 years it's a wonderful area and this is an open space that i'd like to see remain a site for the benefit not only of the neighborhood but for all the tourists that come and i've been working for a number of years now to make the park and maintain the park in a in a way we'd be proud of and as you know the intersection down there on lombard and hyde is very very busy and a lot of people especially tourists

kind of on the lower center, there is a french door with side lights and a balcony we are proposing. the last elevation which is the north elevation on 3.4 as you see from the shading, they -- this -- elevation was a school style house that resulted from 2011 hearing. some of the changes that were proposed here what was approved. we are mostly rekon figconfiguring -- the utilitarian facade where opening is not necessarily lined up, but they are in style and size keeping with the over all building style. again, a top right corner, a chimney is reconfigured. the siding was replaced. some of it matching the existing tongue and groove siding is placed on the drop siding. to make-up for that, we extended the belt courses at the front of the house here, 10 feet into this -- elevation. wrapping the elevation on the top left corner a penthouse from the shed roof and from the raised rear roof deck. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> again we are available for questions and you have the graphics here and i would appreciate any information that you need. >> thank you. >> commissioner

condition is that the project sponsor shall use the same railing detail at the roof deck and the proposed balconyand the next that the project sponsor shall submit repair justification for the tile and marble step along with the department preservation staff. the last is that the sponsor shall complete the site visit in order to verify compliance with the proje

. >> of course i'm concerned when the jets fly past my balcony. it's time to end this, start talks, and agree on a peaceful solution and stop shooting on both sides. i don't understand why it has not happened already. >> signs of the fierce fighting are visible throughout donetsk. many separatists have gone into hiding. authorities have told residents to stay off the streets and to avoid going near windows and balconies. president-elect petro poroshenko says eastern ukraine is in a state of war. >> ukrainian foreign ministry says russia is to blame for the situation and has demanded that president vladimir putin rein in the rebels. >> we call on russia to strengthen their control of the border with ukraine and prevent the entry of fighters and terrorists into ukraine. we call on russia to call back russian infiltrators who are terrorizing and killing ukrainian citizens. they must put down their weapons and extend the hand of justice. >> the fate of four missing osce observers remains unknown. the group have not been seen since monday when they lef

and you have will also see immediately to the or just above the balcony is a five story atrium and so it will be a wide open space that exists from the ground floor and so i can already envision, someone coming up with a great piece of artwork that could be displayed there and visible from the exterior of the building. >> the roof plan, which is not quite visible to those on this side but to everyone who has a packet, displays the layout of photo votaic which will provide the solar power to the building and the space of getting back to the question of affordability and we see a savings to the operations and as a result of the incorporating them over 20 to $30,000 a year and i know the artists have the plans for that. savings as with related to the affordability of the studios. >> this is a project summary. and we sort of reiterate some of the elements that we have discussed including the gallery size, and the number of spaces, and that will go into the new building and the over all square footage. and again, we have worked diligently, both with oci staff, and with the cutler and the s

. >> we had one balcony fall where someone fell eight or nine floors and actually lived.hit a tree, and every year we have fatalities with that. >> all right. we turn back to the studio audience. scotty, let me go to you, 100-milers, a group of people there from surrounding communities. they go in and know spring breakers are there and there to pray on them. >> being a parent today is hard. we cannot win. my niece was down there last week in panama city beach and with her -- >> is she in any of the footage. >> she said oh, gosh, mom and dad watch fox news but she was scared she would be busted. >> she was with 16 other girls staying in a two bedroom condo with one bathroom. they are good girls. parents today, we can't say nowhere parents before could say no. now you have to explain -- >> i have no problem saying no. >> that doesn't mean your kids will go behind your back and -- >> i don't need to explain anything. >> the problem with parents -- >> you went to spring break, you were confessing. >> i went to south beach. i did not do it like that. my clothes stayed on. i co

the girl in the balcony. thank you very much. >>guest: thank you brian. >>host: now joining ases is claude piantadosi. let me start again. now joining us at duke university on booktv is claude piantadosi. what doo-doo do for a living? >>guest: ims physician. taking care of patients with respiratory diseases i have a strong interest in extreme environments and with a strange environment. >>host: where did that interest come from? >> might tom and in the submarine force during the cold war and of course, submarines are controlled environments. with the problem of with life-support is the spacecraft environment. >>host: you have written a book about space "mankind beyond earth" the history, science, and future of space exploration". d is a u.s. space program should be revived or renewed? >> that was one of the major reasons for writing the book. yes. i think we are languishing right now. americans in general don't share the same excitement before with space exploration as they did when i was a boy during the early days of may and space flight and there are a

we actually did it out on the balcony in the hotel, and there was somebody up on the higher balconies looking down, and i just hope everything's okay for him, because he was obviously under a lot of pressure. sure, virginia? >> you asked a very interesting question, because it is my understanding, and from the observations i made from contacts, even at 75 years of age, if his father's still alive, the father will tell him what to do and he'll do it. muims, it's the father who has power, and the child does not go against it. i rode over on british air and the man next to me was in his forties- he's a doctor in england, had been sent over to get educated and stayed because it was so much better than going back to pakistan. he was going home. his father had called him home- he gave up his practice and he went back, because that's what you do. and it doesn't matter if you're in the united states or if you're in great britain, it doesn't matter- your parent, ur oldest parent is your authority. >> and i don't want to takes us too far afield, but you reminded me of something- a student who t

you were up on a balcony, what did you do? >> well, i was looking below me and i saw people running every direction, and then that's when i caught the girl who had been shot on the bike, and everyone kept running past her. and it made me feel really antsy and i was also upset everyone kept running past this girl who was clearly hurt, and at that point i ran down my stairs to help the girl. >> what did it look like? >> could i tell she was injured and she had makeup streaming down her face so she was very distraught and looked very injured. but i wasn't sure that she had been shot. i could tell that -- i could see what appeared to be some blood on her leg, and when i arrived to her she asked me if she had been shot, and i wasn't 100% positive she had beenot because the wounds were so mall. i didn't know what a gunshot looked like and there was blood there and i didn't know if it was her blood or what was going on. i just knew i had to get her to safety. >> at that moment, what are the options running through your head? you have

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like a balcony, off the balcony. >> reporter: he wants to know when and where a bottle came to shore. clint is obsessed with making connections. >> i had a dream to meet everybody in the world. as i got older i realized it wouldn't be possible. this revived that feeling. >> reporter: now, john is on his list. >> i want to ask him about mainly why he does it. if he does it as a hobby, why? >> i have to do it pretty wide so it doesn't slam back into the ship. >> two men brought together by tides and junk mail from the sea. >> in fact, i saw a billboard today advertising $79 flights each way to san jose which is right there. so -- like, huh. maybe i should just head on out. >> or not. in couple continue oh, wayne freedman, abc 7 tue. >>> california's state park's chief is stepping down after just 18 months on the job, anthony jackson took over in 2012 after it was revealed the department had hidden millions of dollars at the same time the state was planning to close parks. the former marine general was given the job of restoring confidence in the parks department. jackson's last day is j

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bigt low our balcony. >> below the balcony, a 7-11. running into the store to seek shelter all. owner and one of his employees were worried some body may have been shot outside. amid continuing gunfire, ventured out and found the cyclist. >> did i -- >> you went inside the store. back in here. you then, what dpid you id you ? >> we got a tool. put her down right here. sat her down. you can see she had two gunshots right here. you can see the bullets. they were heroic, seven 11 employees kept her comfortable and toll her she would survive. they were right. >> before panicking. if i get back there and i was trying how to think of a blan. i told them, look if any body comes through the front door here is our emergency exit. right now, silt tight. everything is fine. >> now that you look back at it, scary as hell wasn't it? >> very terrifying. won't lie. >> the gunnman that fired outside the sorority house. >> a waited. i heard more gunshots. then after 30 second. i came around the corner right here. one of the women was already dead. he watched the second female student. then he ca

balconies with the same typology. as i mentioned we were really concerned making indiana became a living street. these show all of the various entrances from the large lobby entrances to individual stoops to access to the mid-block publicly accessible -- i'm sorry, mid-block passageway which was voluntary and something that we added. the code did not dictate that mid-block passagewayment now we're back at the plaza corner and we're just going to move down the street. again the plaza does not have to be part of the project and we'll show you the non-plaza option in a minute. the idea was to connect into the neighborhood. in fact, we heard at four different dog patch neighborhood associations. it's really important to talk about the urban context and what we see as an opportunity to catalyze a bunch of other changes in the neighborhood. when we were studying the plaza site we suddenly realized it's the book end, if you will, of the extraordinary work at the park proposal that the port is deep in the process of designing

and then heard eight to ten, maybe 12 gunshots very loud, right below our balcony. >> reporter: alsohe balcony, a 7-eleven and pizza shop where students started running in the stores to seek shelter from the gunfire. the owner of the 7-eleven and one of his employees were worried somebody might have been shot outside. so amid the continuing gunfire ventured out and saw the cyclist. >> she was like did i really just get shot right now, am i bleeding? and i tried not to scare her, i tried to say, well, you know, let's go inside the store. >> so you went inside the store, let's go back in here, and then you -- what did you do? >> so we got a stool and put her down right here and sat her down. you could see she had two gunshots right here. and you could signed of see the bullets. >> reporter: they were not only good samaritans. they were heroic. the 7-eleven employees kept her comfortable and told her she would survive. and they were right. but the gunshots continued. >> before panicking. i said don't worry, everything is fine. let's just get back here. i tried to think of a plan. i said

balcony climbing for instance. >> we had one that fell eight or nine interifloors that lived. he actually hit a tree. >> you have a group of people there from surrounding communities. they go in. they know the spring breakers are there and they're there to prey on them . >> being a parent today is hart. my niece was down there. she was kind of scared she was going to be busted. she's a good girl. she was down there with 16 other girls staying in a two bedroom condo. they were good girls. i believe we're generalizing them. parents today, we can't say no. >> i have no problem saying no. >> that doesn't mean your kids aren't going to go behind your back and do it. you have to explain yourself. >> you don't have to explain yourself. >> i went to south beach. i did not do it like that. my clothes stayed on. i didn't drink where i couldn't. >> before social media exploded. >> thank goodness it was before. i think people are drinking and doing things in excess because it's not okay. it's the same thing with overeating and dessert. >> you get caught up in that environment. everybody i

about a year and a half ago rodger fell from a balcony at a party. the attorney believes he may have been thrown as he was a victim of bullying for his entire life. rodger also posted a manifesto in which he says i realized long ago there's no way i could possibly rise to such a level of power in my lifetime. if you give me something to fan ties about as i burned with hatred towards all women for rejecting me. this whole viewpoint and ideology of abolishing section is stems from being deprived of it my life. if i can't have it i will do everything i can to destroy it. >>> that community has seen violence before. in 2004, a man drove into a crowd of people, killing four. he got out and shouted, i am the angel of death. he spent ten years in a mental hospital. >>> last month, a riot broke out in isla vista during a spring break event. more than 100 people were arrested as partiers clashed with police officer. five officers and hundreds of people were injured. >>> abc7 news reporter sergio quintana is live in isla vista and well have a live report at 11

and a couple of jews in the balcony. jews.aid and everybody liked it.a do, this ain't well in texas. it is a pretty sophisticated kind of pro-black movie. they loved it. they believed it. n0 y time they called the -word, they said write. they went with that side of it. tavis: let's circle back to the beginning of this conversation. >> before i came out someone said do you want to go to the bathroom because you have been dragging a lot of water and i said on every show i do i wear depends. right now. that is a joke. me go back to the beginning of this conversation when you said that there was something that was happening in that moment in hollywood that allowed you, what was that? in 1974, 1975 allowed me to make -- use those words. it's like -- thes: that was blacksploitation then. it tex-ex.d to call with a simple title, "black bart." he said no, blacksploitation. then we came up with "blazing saddles." emphasizing that you're making fun of the west. not just blacksploitation. we had to be very careful. ideank they bought the ast there was such a thing

balcony, itd in the reminded our nation that we are blessed to be protected by patriots like him. close about brother in arms. roberto sanchez was killed by that same explosion. rob was not a big guy. his mother remembers that he was larger than life. surrounded by friends and melting hearts with the devastating smile. he admired the army from a young age. dressed up as a soldier the first time he went out for halloween. he meticulously arranged g.i. joe's on his red room floor. when he watched the twin towers fall that awful september day, he found his calling to serve his country. tookud army ranger, he care of his fellow soldiers as he did his own family. october, 2009, he was on his fifth deployment area they were finishing a mitch and -- mission with their fellow rangers. the bomb went off and this -- made aamily matter sacrifice to us will ever comprehend. in the todug deep live without rob. she keeps in touch with cory. she shares her memories of rob. she runs half marathons. they pour their hearts into raising their youngest son logan. she will probably send another son in

about a year and a half ago rodger fell from a balcony at a party. he may have been thrown as he was a victim of bullying his entire life. rodgers says i realize there is no way i could possibly rise to such a level of power in my lifetime. it gave me something to fantasize about as women rejected me. this whole idea stems from being deprived of sexual of my life. if i cannot have it i will do everything to destroy it. >>> and abc 7 news reporter in isla vista and we'll have a live report on abc news at 11:00. our coverage continues on twitter at abc 7 news bay area and abc 7 news.com. >>> now, we take a live look above the bay from our emoryville camera. we have had a warm start to the weekend and it could get even hotter. hi francis. >> hi, ama, good evening, temperatures are expected to warm up tomorrow and will be nice through memorial day. clear conditions through the bay area. there was stubborn fog today along the coast and that kept things cool there. but we did reach some 80s in some locations. morgan hill, 80, the high today. concord, 85. s

her husband said she was shot on balcony. she later died.ur senior international correspondent nick paton walsh was in the middle of it all and has now pulled back from the city where it is clearly a very dangerous situation. it sounds like it is spiraling out of control right before your very eyes. >> reporter: over the past week we have seen these two sides test. they were in conflict. as you drove into town, the ukrainian army were advancing and pro-russian militants are reinforcing their positions. clashes broke out. we saw armored cars and then the procession of ambulances. we counted the first bringing in the woman who you talked about earlier. the woman taken inside the hospital and her husband said she was on the balcony when a bullet hit her. she died of that injury. a pro-russian militant brought in in a bad condition. and another two walking wounded trying to shrug off shoulder wounds they had. a town in shock here. most streets there are barricades and a lot of angry civilians out there. the pro-russian militants sohowd us a civi

franklin street other portions of the building is glass window wall using glass and metal as well as balconies finally coming around the building is a view hoover at the intersection of california and franklin and here we've attempted to somewhat modulate the mass as the building hits the property line so we have a series of property line windows that attempt to and i believe succeed in modulating scale of the walls. some little details those are the corporation of the facades so jumping in the building design seeks to essential keep the masonry and the details of the facades. we property e propose to new glazing into the facades to help tie them together with the new building and the material expression of the windows will be consistent with other elements at the because of the this for the new building. the retail spaces that help modulate the scale on the corner to the extreme left this is the residential entry to the right of that 16860 pine the reddish is the space that has the beyond it the main courtyard those are the primary outside space and other retail spaces to the right >> thank y

the dog, and beaker become breakout sketch players while two grumpy old guys comment on it from the balconyhis show, nothing hurts. >> stetler and waldorf, i don't remember what was said but they made my dad laugh. that is one of the weird things it does is bring parents together because parents generally find it funny. >> with subversive humor geared to both parents and kids each episode also features a celebrity guest. among the most memorable, bob hope, elton john and steve martin. >> the reason is they wanted to play on a different format. all the celebrities were doing "the tonight show" and doing a little bit of different things, this was an opportunity to have fun. >> three years after the show premieres, they make the big screen, the muppet movie. it features a chart-topping song. >> why are there so many songs about rainbows ♪ >> two more films follow, the great muppet caper. ♪ ♪ >> and the muppets take manhattan. >> here we go, let's start the show. like the muppet show, the movies feature a who's who of hollywood. >> watching back if you watch the muppet movie, i'm like oh, my go

some of the italy rationed after that after the 2013 hearing create notches on the side in terms of balconies and trying to reduce the overall masking of the building. another iteration is the wedding cake type approach to try to reduce the masking. in terms of the neighborhood outreach they were trying to do additional outreach to the neighbors as well as other polk street residents and in communication with staff the current proposal at the surrounding buildings within the polk street neighborhood and the venice corridor and in looking at those buildings the taller and larger buildings there's an overall architecture tip metrological were there an architect where there's a strong top to the building the main body of the building and a stronger base that includes the simplification of the masking materials there's the 40 foot wide courtyard just to point out to the commission at the eastern facade is where the height limit drops to 55 feet so that portion of the building remains exposed a couple of last minute changes in continuing their community outreach efforts they've heard that from the

about a year and a half ago rodger fell from a balcony at a party. the attorney believes he may have been thrown as he was a victim of bullying for his entire life. rodger also posted a manifesto in which he says i realized long ago there's no way i could possibly rise to such a level of power in my lifetime. if you give me something to fan ties about as i burned with hatred towards all women for rejecting me. this whole viewpoint and ideology of abolishing section is stems from being deprived of it my life. if i can't have it i will do everything i can to destroy it. >>> that community has seen violence before. in 2004, a man drove into a crowd of people, killing four. he got out and shouted, i am the angel of death. he spent ten years in a mental hospital. >>> last month, a riot broke out in isla vista during a spring break event. more than 100 people were arrested as partiers clashed with police officer. five officers and hundreds of people were injured. >>> abc7 news reporter sergio quintana is live in isla vista and well have a live report at 11

in march a college student jumped to his death from a denver hotel balcony after eating six times theommended dosage in a cookie. a bigger concern is children getting into edibles. denver hospitals have reported a surge in kids coming into the er. >> a child sees a brownie and assumes it can eat the whole thing. and we have seen children requiring life support from that. >> reporter: this store makes everything from drinks to hard candy. the marketing director says the company is serious about promoting safety. >> educating parents on how to have a product like this in the house. making sure it is out of reach and out of site, so that it is never in a kids' hands. >> reporter: a state task force is looking into resourcing all of the rules regarding edibles. they are talking about limits every item to a single dose. this is ten servings. paul beban, al jazeera, denver. >>> and that's going to do it for this edition of al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "techknow" is next. ♪ i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the in

. >> bayern celebrated their cup triumph on the balcony of the town hall. the team are regulars here. 8 days ago they were parading the otis leaguer trophy to -- the bundesliga trophy to fans. ♪ bayern's players had parted long into saturday night. they celebrated in berlin, where they clinched the title. the olympic stadium has been a happy hunting ground. suburban, and unbelievably emotional game and it was again proved the two teams on the field were the best in germany. >> only one of them could win. bayern.uble for threw first half, bayern everything at their opponents. iner the break, the men yellow looked more dangerous. this header appeared to cross the line, but the referee did not award the goal. >> i do not want to complain, but it does look like we made it 1-0 there. >> the exhausting encounter lurched into extra time. 107th was made 1-0 in the minute. we fought for it together and got the ultimate reward. >> dorkland end the season without a trophy. bayern made it 2-0 with the final counterattack. it left dorffman's fans crying into their beer.

that includes areas that are at-grade and also areas on decks and balconis and that can count towards the area that the interpretation would provide as usable open space. the interpretation does say that the zoning administrator should require open space else wherein where on the lot and doesn't specify where, but should be consistent with that of the adjacent properties. i would note that the dr requester has in this case proposed an alternative and based upon my review of their alternative, it would not meet with their own interpretation of this interpretation. because it does not actually provide an additional rear yard. sure it removes the floor and providing additional setbacks, but wouldn't comply with their own interpretation of this code provision. i think things have developed over the years, certainly in the past and today as well, the code seeks to bring builds intoing confirmity with current code requirements which in this case they could if they demolished some or much of the existing building trigger a section 317 requirement and while it may be more confirming with the

. >> it was more or less just some catcalls and stuff from sean's balcony down to the girls. and there were some words exchanged between jenna and sean. >> sean's apartment had a direct line of sight to jenna's apartment. we contacted him. sean was extremely nervous and was literally shaking. >> sean denied any involvement in jenna's murder. he also said he wasn't the shirtless man walking from jenna's apartment on the night of her murder. >> but he couldn't provide accurate information about where he had been that night due to a large consumption of alcohol. >> then police uncovered a startling piece of information. two months before her murder, jenna told her family about an incident involving her apartment's maintenance man. it happened one morning after she got out of the shower. she found the maintenance man standing in her living room. >> he was there when he wasn't asked to be. and she didn't know that he was there. >> according to jenna, the man claimed he didn't hear the water running and believing the apartment was empty, walked inside. >> it's creepy. it's creepy j

for thousands of people across bosnia, this has become the only way to safety from rooftops and balconies, young and old poured on helicopters. there is a moment of relief before the next precious cargo arrives, a baby saved from the flood water below. in serbia, entire towns being evacuated, the water nearly reaching tops of houses. rivers burst banks unable to hold in heavy rainfall. this man says a wave of water came like a tsunami destroying everything. the floods washed away roads and cut off power to hundreds of thousands of homes. but the biggest danger has been landslides, at least 300 in bosnia alone. a catastrophe this man says. he watched his home slide away. now there is the risk of land mines being disturbed, a legacy of the country's past. through the night volunteers join soldiers and firefighters trying to build up flood defenses against the rising river levels but it might not be enough. surges of high water are expected to reach rivers over the weekend threatening more homes and lives. >>> more than a month after hundreds of school girls were kidnapped by terrorists in n

helicopters have rescued scores from rooftops and balconies. thousands have had to seek temporary shelter, leaving everything to the overwhelming power of the water. amateur video captured a man's narrow escape when a house literally broke in half and collapsed. the sound of sobbing only begins to chronicle loss. rain swollen rivers caused more than 200 landslides, neighborhoods and even whole towns have disappeared before residents eyes. >> ( translated ): it is all gone, fadil bisic, says, but i saved my disabled daughter and my wife, so it does not matter. >> reporter: the scale of the disaster is massive and mounting. some 95,000 homes in serbia were without electricity today. the disaster has brought people together in a frantic effort to hold back the water, but it is an uneven and in many cases losing battle. in bosnia fields and entire villages have been flooded, some homes up to the first floor level, as the swollen sava river overwhelmed flood defenses. and it is not over yet, a new flood wave is expected to surge tomorrow evening. al

at the sides, the members of the cornaro family appear in balconies with architectural backgrounds whoseerspectives merge with that of the church. their space becomes indistinguishable from ours. they consider, study, discuss, describe, indicate, and thereby bear witness to a mysterious event in which they participate, encouraging us to join them. here bernini created a visual sensation by making a literal portrayal of a woman in ecstasy. from time immemorial, mystics have used the vobulary of earthly love to convey their feelings to others. communion with god is like communion with the mother, only infinitely more so. in her autobiography, teresa describes the famous vision of the transverberation. "in the angel's hands, i saw a long golden spear, "and at the end of the iron tip, "i seem to see a int of fire. "with this, he pierced my heart several times, "penetrating by entrails. "when he drew it out, he left me completely afire with a great love for god." the prime tenet of christianity is that god created the world out of his love for humanity. bernini made love and creation the key