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we performed in bali with a group. it's a story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and thailand and there is a different aesthetic. all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he'

they live to make beautiful things and bali. they did not wake up and goa train and go into the factory and 9000 workers, is some of the factories have open roofs it is like being on vacation so who would not love to make a living for their family as well. >>host: the color of this fabulous work is unlike any other blue $79.90 is the hsn price one of the number one top sellers. >>guest: is almost like an inverted heart on this side all of those beads are individually set the oxidation on this side is not always on the bottom of the shank but i make sure it is in the detail work. >>host: brand new and we will also have the matching pieces. there are fewer than 200 of the ring and they are going to get it. >>guest: if you love tanzanite that is the one for you going back to the ring we have just highlighted best price originally how this $10 of sound? does the incredible (...) that just doubles and the difficulty in jewelry making. >>guest: to sit there for hours and hours and sort through the stones and a lot of these towns are n

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in this case a lot of polsters think this family might be in bali. lots of monkeys there. mr. monkey here seems to be playing with a piece of clothing. >> the girl here wants it back. >> i believe it was hers. apparently the girl in white dress is daughter of mother. what mom is trying to do is help the little girl. the monkey has it. >> now monkeys gets mom threat. >> the monkey is like i'm leaving without a shirt. >> now mom is without sweater. >> monkey calls in monkey friends for back-up. >> look, girl in white dress still hasn't gotten her sweater back because another monkey jumped in. >> they are like little monkey thieves. >> the greatest thing about going to the zoo is getting really close to the animals. even though sometimes they tell you don't get too close, most of us don't listen. this guy is hanging out with the llamas, making kissy faces at it. >> i'm a little nervous. >> and they have got really mushy tongues. >> how do you know? >> i have stuck my hands in a lot of mouths. >> these guys didn't know what you guys know about llamas. >> looks like this llama is w

somewhere, al qaeda has gotten a foothold, and some like syria and in bali, where they are desperately trying, but now is not the time. we are pulling out marines and putting them into australia. that may not be the time to move also strategically to the east. >> so what you're saying is shrink the footprint, but keep the eye on the enemy. >> i think you said it better than i did. >> i have to say, this was one of the most conference of histories of the last 10 years that i have read all in one book. it was a good read. great to talk to you, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. .. >> this month as part of book tv college series will visit the university of virginia to talk to present to the professors and doctors. first toe of the author of a government out of sight. this is a little under have an hour. >> the book is called the government out of sight. this tree of national authority. the author is university of virginia professor brian bellows. breezy get the title? >> i get the title from none other than jefferson university, alexander hamilton. and not only get the title :

i know the bali exhibit here will have international flavor. with this opening, with this brand name, i want to think the board of directors, the foundation. jay hsu and your work with the city. the supervisors, charlotte, the arts commission, and our controller, for coming together at this time to allow our asian to give an even bigger appeal to an international audience. i think you will find this brand not only on the windowsills of this grand all day and the building, a building that i have been familiar with as my days of the dpw director -- i used to go through stacks of books. to see this as part of the great contribution to the revitalization of our civic center, and to be an international destination for so many visitors that come to our city. i want to thank the museum, the asian for allowing us to join you in this 3 branding, and to make sure we are on our way to invite a greater audience to experience all the wonderful cultural things you have to offer. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. that was fantastic. i was just thinking, i h

patek allegedly built the bombs that killed more than 200 people at bali. he was arrested last year in pakistan. amid the political upheavals in europe, vladimir putin was sworn in as president of russia today. he has been in power since 2000, first as president and then as prime minister. putin took the oath of office in a brief and lavish ceremony at the kremlin in moscow. he swore to uphold democracy. >> we want to live and we will live in a democratic country where everyone has the freedom and opportunity to apply one's talent, labor and efforts. we want to and we will live in a successful russia that is respected in the world in a reliable, open, honest and predictable partner. i believe in the force of our common goals and ideals. >> holman: but outside, in the streets of moscow, thousands of opposition protesters lined the route putin's motorcade took to the kremlin. many were arrested. on sunday, tens of thousands took part in a rally against putin. violence broke out, and hundreds were arrested. today, some of those activists were released. >> what

world champion of this one off from india is preparing to defend his title against israeli challenger bali's gelfand the twelve. our series will be held in moscow but it's the venue this quarter a lot of attention as michael press reports that it's been a whole twenty seven years since moscow last played host to such a high caliber chess event it's also the first time that it's being held in one of the world's largest art museums that set it off gallery the organizers hope that with it they will raise test his awareness but also give people a chance to see some of russia's wonderful arts it's an original twist on an otherwise already classic game what's more it's also being held in a country that's heralded many chess champions including the two famous k.'s and a totally karpov and getting caspar off but this is two eyes that will compete in israel's boris gelfand versus india's vishwanathan anand they know each other well having played each other many times before. but many of raise the question of whether a man feels intimidated playing a player older than himself in a match of such import

police say a woman stabbed them to death outside bali's casino. it happened in the middle of the day. two canadien women. one was 47 years old, the other was 80. >> men are, an influential group of health experts, advise men to avoid a common screening for, prostate cancer. saying the psa test leads to treatments that can do more harm than good. american urological association is calling the new recommendation inappropriate and irresponsible. both groups agree, psa testing should still be a personal decision for men and their doctors. >> if you are planning a family get away this summer listen up. fame lows who fly together may not sit together. airlines are now reserving more window and aisle seats for passengers willing to pay extra. those seats could cost $25 or more each way. travel experts say to ensure that you sit with your family you should book your tickets at least two months in advance. >> cardinals and bishops versus the president. how a lawsuit is shaping up over the obama administration's policy on birth control. >> this is the lates

to hit -- to the goal that you have to it could >> i will be short, because we have to talk about bali-- ali. -- only issue is to have the time. one just failed, and i am not sure i gave myself enough time. then again, if i had started this one year out, i may have given up, getting up at that time in the morning. tavis: we will and where you want to end, which is muhammad ali, and i love the chance. a lot of great moments in the pool. where does this right, passing the torch? as >> i would give up every medal. it was amazing. tavis: it was a great moment. could you feel -- i mean, you were there. could you feel what everyone was feeling? the energy was and palpable. >> he came up, and and felt, it's felt like an earthquake. and the best thing was when the ice team let the torch. i knew those guys, and i was so excited for them. and i said to this person, this is the most amazing torch lighting ever. and she said this? this is nothing compared to when muhammad ali lipitor to. i cannot be on the outside looking in, but i cried for five minutes when it was over. tavis: that is a great st

he was always busy and after the bali all that no matter if he was ill or feel. whether it was night or day was it was sculpting maybe just needed to do it to feel alive and it's in the minds of. the grand memorial to the heroes of the battle of stalingrad opened on top of the fifty nine hundred sixty seven. leaders of the soviet union together with the only brush never arrived soon after the opening ceremony of the monument you chanted started work on a new one hundred meter tall enough a man statue to be delivered to keep. the scope to a possible way before the project was realized. culture is that so much about the taxpayers and i mean to say she made a lot of people out here am returning to the russian presidency for the third time but a mere putin has pledged to unify the country and continue reforms to expand the economy . the people of the united states and their friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder his regime as an active program to acquire and develop nuclear weapons and le

more of the same in betterton as of now and also bali that. more of this as we head through the morning hours and make sure you have that rain gear. also patchy fog across the year once again for today. five miles of visibility in baltimore and 7 in easton. now a check of the traffic with lauren cook. good morning and welcome and how is it that ozzie osbourne that you met? >>> i did. that actually dates back to my days with mtv. i was on a show called "mtv hits" right before college and i interviewed ozzie osbourne, elton john and so many southwesting people. and as you said we have some fog across the region and do expect reduced visibility and on the jfx some construction in the northbound lanes altogether overnight. that's right at 28th street shut down. so this morning one lane is shut down in both directions so falls road or church street is not looking like a bad alternate. 695 parkville, everything up to speed. 11 minute ride from 95 up to 83 and the best side will be nice and clear. here at liberty road traveling up to 83, no concerns

after 9/11, khalid sheikh mohammed went on to plot the bombings in bali, indonesia, the shoe bomb plot against the u.s., as well as the plan to crash a plane into the tallest building in los angeles. maurice. >> dubois: john miller. thank you. president obama launched his reelection bid today. the day after the release of a disappointing jobs report. our chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell is with the president's campaign. norah, good evening to you. >> reporter: and good evening to you, maurice. and mindful that the economy is still the top issue for voters, the president kicked off his campaign in two battleground state, ohio and virginia, where the unemployment rate is actually below the national average. today the president also attacked mitt romney as being a rubber stamp for republicans in congress. >> it is good to be back in ohio! ( cheers ) >> reporter: today, the president set up this year's election as a make-or-break moment for the middle class, and he charged mitt romney would return to the policies that led to the economic downturn. >> we have to move forward

ambassador lock flew back from vacation in bali to negotiate with the chinese on chen's behealth official >> he did not want to go to the united states, so the choice was have him get back into china to be a freedom fighter if he wanted, or if conditiones, negotiations with the chinese government were not to his satisfaction, he was prepared to stay in the embassy and live there for possibly years. >> reporter: the chinese brought chen's wife to beijing and promised he would be reunited with his family and given a scholarship to attend law school, if he came out of the embassy. when chen balked, the chinese said his wife would be sent back to the village where the two had languished under house arrest. >> he talked with his wife twice, and then made that decision on his own to come out of the embassy and rejoin the family. >> reporter: it was chen's decision, but with his wife's well-being in the balance, it would seem he had little choice. still, ambassador lock insists no one forced chen to leave. >> i remember asking him in front of many, many witnesses, "are you ready to leave? is thi

i think it's going to significantly radically change but it's not the bali degree and average feeling and we may not have noticed the scale erratic lunacy of these changes with them to choose a new. government and a sweeping change at the ministerial level if not at the deputy prime minister level and so i think that the market reaction is skeptical to date as we've heard a lot about the promises made to measure the implementation. if the implementation follows i mean we scope for a significant a significant and positive reaction. we've got the closing figures on the screen right now so the russian markets us how they performed in today's session as i say they did manage to bounce back from two and a half year lows if we go to the stocks will be able to see who are the losers and game is we've got russia's top mobile phone operator and yes it reported a first quarter profit up fifty nine percent to five hundred twelve million dollars and that tops expectations they were one of the gain is that as bad almost five percent are after having at nearly ten percent losses in lost weight give

promise to lay together and ended up falling into the arms of the hands and brazilian divorcee in bali's figuring out how theology can consider as a sort of form of comfort and dice away at justifying behavior and also calming the ideas that people feel about the disjunction between the christianity of maybe their childhood faith and the lives they lead today. and obviously the sort of political side of things, the impact of polarization and so on maps onto it is a final chapter, where i talk about the twin heresies of american nationalism , which these twin temptations, one of which is more characteristically liberal, distorted messianic temptation, americans can actually build a new jerusalem on earth if we just have enough hope in change and electorate presidents come to pass the red bills and then there's the temptation that says that we have the new jerusalem on earth, which is called the founding and we blew it and got his punishing a and that of course is not associated with hope and change. it is associated one of hope and changes most strident cable television critics, glenn b

bali was from an imaginary island.ame coming out where you can create a dream for balki to chase. >> why that particular show? i have to be honest, i remember the show, but i would not have remembered the show if you had not played the music. >> that is a nice little flashback. in other tech news, samsung will unveil its newest smartphone today. >> forget about buying a kindle at target. >> samsung reveals its new flagship smartphone today, but some details have leaked. it is expected to be called the galaxy s-ii. it will come in blue and white. target will no longer sell the amazon kindle because amazon encourages customers to check them out in brick and mortar stores and then sell them cheaper of their on-line stores. if you want to move music from your smartphone or tablet, consider jawbones take on the boom box. >> a big gm bought does live up to its name. it is clear. there is a good separation of instruments. >> the jam box goes on sale may 16. >> thank you. it is 5:18. looks like somebody spotted us once again.

. >> we have gone to the point where some can bali. >> i have become better since i have started planninghis. but i can still find places to improve. >> it gets me up and active. it is a sport that i can do. >> advocates are working to get a sports recognized by the international paralympics committee. in fremont they have a more childlike approach. >> what you like most about coming after school and playing tennis? >> i guess just not doing my homework right away ... >> honest answer. why does it always come down to homework? the program has been successful enough or they have been able to keep it running through the summer. >> i love that a young person designed and created this and pushed for it to happen. >> it is pretty amazing with the sound of the ball how they can anticipate where it is and hit it back room. we have done several stories on the school for the blind and they always seem to top the last. story we did. >> we should go back in the year and see how they're doing. " >> who says there's not a professional out there? >> thankyou. we're coming back mom? hmm? what does your

singing in foreign language ] ♪ >> reporter: children are at the center of prince harry's charity's in balidom in southern africa, made a deep impression on harry when he spent two months there during a gap year after finishing school. >> an aids problem centered in africa. somewhere where no one really knows. no mention of it never hearve h this place. try it out. ever since then, love at first side. >> reporter: one of the highest aids and hiv infection in the world. the charity tends to look after those with the disease. a terrible myth that sex with young children can cure suffering of the disease. prince harry is spared none of the reality listening intently. >> sexual abuse is happening to children, like the court case that i went to this morning. stn still pending. >> this is going to take time. you can't expect to see changes in three years, even though, as far as i'm concerned, coming here two, three time as year whenever i can, and the changes i see are fantastic, and mainly the changes you see are within the children. >> actually means forget me not. reminds me of his mother. it'

bali wood thing. >> bill: do we know who played it. >> indian blogger. just random people complaining. >> bill: what did the pop chips people say? how did they explain it. >> look, we're sorry if we offended you but we hope you take ited in the spirit in which it was intended which sorry we're not really sorry. i kind of don't blame them. it wasn't bad. bip. >> bill: here is what osmedded me about that and i was truly offended. >> you were not offended. >> bill: yes, i was. i didn't see any pop chips. how does the pop chips come in. >> i thought you might say that because bill i brought you pop chips, barbecue flavors. >> bill: don't have glue ten free and all of that? they are pretty healthy for you? how does that sell pop chips? >> first of all it's getting a lot of attention now. >> bill: now t is. >> i didn't know what pop chips were. >> bill: you don't know what pop chips looking at him talking about the kardashians. >> brilliant people behind the ad campaign knew this would somehow get attention and ashton kutcher who is not the greatest actor in m

bali wood thing. >> bill: do we know who played it. >> indian blogger.ple complaining. >> bill: what did the pop chips people say? how did they explain it. >> look, we're sorry if we offended you but we hope you take ited in the spirit in which it was intended which sorry we're not really sorry. i kind of don't blame them. it wasn't bad. bip. >> bill: here is what osmedded me about that and i was truly offended. >> you were not offended. >> bill: yes, i was. i didn't see any pop chips. how does the pop chips come in. >> i thought you might say that because bill i brought you pop chips, barbecue flavors. >> bill: don't have glue ten free and all of that? they are pretty healthy for you? how does that sell pop chips? >> first of all it's getting a lot of attention now. >> bill: now t is. >> i didn't know what pop chips were. >> bill: you don't know what pop chips looking at him talking about the kardashians. >> brilliant people behind the ad campaign knew this would somehow get attention and ashton kutcher who is not the greatest actor in my opinion has be

i think he helped finance the bali bombings. it was a synagogue off the coast of tunisia.ink that there was a lot of information that we have that he was directly were some of his lieutenants were involved in the saudi arabia bombings of 2003. where then peter and i had a nice lunch one day in one of the royal families big dining halls. later, just in the reporting of this book, we came to realize one of the names. some of the people that had been working for ksm or involved in this book. the plot against the pope and against president clinton -- it's hard to tell how close to fruition they were. i do know that when they searched the room where they were plotting all of this, which caught fire, serendipity for law enforcement -- they found ropes and other things that indicated they were trying to get close. they had picked an apartment that was on the route that the motorcade would go through. they were certainly -- what's the word?4h eager to try to do this. >> what do you assess ksm's main ovations to be? >> that is one of the fascinating things. >> if and when it happen

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promised to lead together and ending up falling into the arms of a handsome brazilian divorcee in bali. but i think it's a fascinating case of how theology can serve, you know, can serve as a sort of, as a form of comfort, right? and as a way of sort of justifying behavior and also sort of calming the unease that people feel, you know, about the disjunction between the christianity of maybe their childhood faith and the lives that they lead today. and then, obviously, the sort of political and sort of side of things, the impact of polarization, i think, maps onto what is my final chapter where i talk about what i call the twin heresies of american nationalism. which these twin temptations, one of which i think is more characteristically liberal which is this messianic temptation, the ideas that americans can actually build the new jerusalem on earth if we just, you know, have enough, let's say, hope and change. elect the right president to pass the right bills and so on, and then there's the apocalyptic temptation which says, no, we had the new jerusalem on earth. it was called the fou

. >> hola, gracias y buenos dÍas esta maÑana hemos llegado a apple bali, a dos horas y media de los Ángelesos integrantes de la familia como bues padres, como buenos abuelos. >> ¿recuerdas a tu hermano martin?. >> sÍ recuerdo eso, parece que fue ayer la tragedia. pero no, yo bien me recuerdo Él cÓmo era, como vivÍamos y trabaÁbamos juntos. s chistes que Él hacÍa. >> era el que animaba las >> a pesar del tiempo siempre quedarÁ en el corazÓn de cada uno de los rero el recuerdo de martin y norma, asÍ como tambiÉ todos los momentos de felicidad que pasaron en su infancia. >> las cosas pasan bien, todo se olvida. >> si las haces mal hay consecuencias, eso aprendan ustedes, que la vida ha sido buena con nosotros. >> mmm... dios nos ha dado mÁs de lo que necesitamos. >> (♪). >> y vamos a seguir teniendo mientras hagamos bien las cosas. >> (♪). >> quÉ les pareciÓ, una histori llena de amor por dÓnde la veamos ¿verdad?. >> me despido de ustes no sin ans felicitarÚblicamente a marÍa la esposa de pablo roro, p dos de los hijos no estuvieron presentes por motivos de trabajo y estudio, vuelvo con ustede

he works mostly in diamonds, in anything other than diamonds committee of bali thing he does is for victoria. >>host: is like the feeling when my husband first proposed at >>guest: you were dangerous! [laughter] >>host: you will is and will sparkle and catch the light and pull those heart strings. when you put on the ring like this it makes you feel like a million bucks. you could having the worst possible day and you put this ring on and there's something about diamonds. diamonds are a girl's best diamond's togo west style. >>guest: a bright new day. >>host: and is reading in a magazine, the did a vote and they ran asking women to know what is your favorite stones? rubies sapphires emeralds are diamonds? diamond's 1 oz.-- won out. in pennsylvania, you're live on air. >>caller: good morning! >>host: is this your first purchase? >>caller: no, a public my 15th or 16th purchase. >>host: do you love? >>caller: wear a size 5 so it is find nice beautiful what brings an size i the twisted bangle bracelet in the 61 5 in..--! 5 in.. >>host: get the matching ring? >>caller: i love the ring, is smooth