yet in this cunning game between artist and beholder there is a third possibility, namely that that mirror reflection is not actually of the painting, but of the real king and queen who've dropped by to observe their artist at work. this would put me in front of the picture plane in the disconcerting position of the shoes of philip iv. in all likelihood, the painting was meant for the private pleasure of the king alone. the privileged eavesdropping implied by the reflection would certainly explain all the attentiveness of those gazes, directed in different ways at the royal intruder. yet there really is nothing deferential about this painting at all. here, it is the artist rather than the king who is sovereign. after these amazing visual fireworks, it comes as something of an anticlimax to learn that velazquez spent the later part of his life in an almost obsessive quest for gentlemanly status. the snobbery that made him hunger to be a knight of the order of santiago may seem degrading to us. after all, his nobility lay in his art, which he had taken to undreamt-of levels of sophistication

lo and behold, you get a nice national advertisement from the leader of the free world. >> i want to know why we can't be honest with people. this whole thing we got to lie to people. >> we got to keep them in perpetual poverty to get their votes, who is committing here? who is hurt something. >> you know why? because you have liberal reporters like adam who can't add that they know for a fact. he foes for fact. you know for a fact. totally fair. adam knows for a fact that this is totally fair. >> even i feel for you. >> no. >>> he's right i wasn't bad at it. i wasn't a math -- >> he's a country boy. >> just like charlie. the math is way more complicated than you want to let on. because the full story is, i will be adam lashinski. the faster the matter is, is that if raising the minimum wage causes more people to lose their jobs. some people will be making more money. >> are you saying -- >> that's the problem you will have to deal with. >> adam does it cost jobs or not? a simple question. the budget office says it does. just about every economics, what do you think >> many things co

the facade curves in, but the dome above it curves out, presenting the beholder with a dramatic contrastusing a symmetry so odd that it seems almost asymmetrical, he opposes convex and concave arcs. the result is that the building itself seems to be alive and pulsating. borromini's work emphasized one of the central teachings of the roman catholic church in the 17th century. salvation could not be attained by reason alone, nor by simple sensual experience. it required an imaginative leap of faith. in bewildering the eye and challenging the mind, borromini sought to plunge the worshiper into the mystery of salvation. not everyone understood. a contemporary critic wrote, "everyone gets in his head a new idea "and displays it in public squares and upon facades, madly deforming buildings and even towns." but an official of borromini's church of san carlo recorded, "nothing similar, with regard to artistic merit, "can be found anywhere in the world. "members of different nations arrive daily in rome "and try to procure plans of the church. "we've been asked for them by germans, flemings, fren

on ukraine's new nelson edmund ahead of may's presidential election is not thus causing concern to behold. being accused of remaining silent about the actions of the fine folks at what the nations are now seeking to contain them it isn't easy read and report it may be two names we see him islands. we currently statements the boys to this point isn't pretty. i will destroy anyone who comes here i will hang the syrian minister of of dawn the creamy mixture is ultra nationalist groups such as the lights and turn the blast leaves in the recent coup in ukraine oscar has been sounding the alarm for some time. in our western officials of pierre to have gotten the memo. i strongly condemn depression accidents on the right sector and have surrounded the building of the beholder than driving in ukraine. i call on the right sector and on the potty seat crazy to think through the use of threats of violence. write fax or perhaps best known that the ukrainian culture rights groups has racked up quite a record. speaking in parliament in kyiv on several occasions. instigating violence and bloodshed durin

and so i say it's really in the eye of the beholder. but self determination is a doctrine that has been accepted by many. presumably it's here if you're going to follow the idea of self determination the crime and is widely seen as having the right to make their own judge. more novices and updates on ukraine as well as people's uninstall raised up on my ba in freezing water the ukrainian navy saying that tries to quit when he resigned from his hate speech don't worry shelter plus a tissue when you can count on him sans at least eventually have to don it is of thousands of tons of contamination was heading to the pacific ocean has been three days to the new kid does not stack of techno is still struggling to pay around with the occasional reader to me is still happening. she has been falling to his own stick thin and thick the eye. they were now well within that which human no go zone with just ten km from the new kid on stage in these houses ravaged by the tsunami with eleven still standing he and all we needed to be restored the fright

all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that?iful. >> yes, so we got to get --. >> all right, all right. we treat the cookies like wine tasting. i don't ever want anybody to bite into a cookie and not get what they want to get. we're training staff because they can look at the cookie and tell if it's wrong. >> oh, here we go. >> you smell it and then you taste it, clean the plat palate with the milk. >> i could be a professional painter because i know how to do this. >> i can tell that it's a really nice shell, that nice crunch. >> but inside. >> oh, my god. so you are going to -- cheat a little bit. i had to give you a heads up on that. >> what's happening tomorrow? these cookies, there's a lot of love in these cookies. i don't know how else to say it. it really just makes me so happy. man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know. people really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and there. they can eat something and tell the

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. ♪ behold! the dragon of the dark dark cave! (cheering) ♪ (cheep cheep) awwww...thought it was a scary dragon and still went in to help me. that was brave. yeah... yeah, i guess you're right! not just brave, bravest of the brave! did someone call? sir justin and squidgy have taught us all a valuable lesson: never be afraid to admit that you're afraid! (cheering) justin.... uh, i have to get going. see you next time, olive! bye! bye! ♪ what are you doing? what i should have done before. ♪ got it! (calling) justin! dinner! coming dad! now we can finish this game... after dinner. you bet! sir justin. (laughter) oh, i love halloween... (humming) boo! (giggle) oh, i can't wait for halloween to start. (giggles) the delicious candies and the trick or treating! roaaar! aaak! a scary-looking lion! (chuckling) it's only me, squidgy. this is my costume. roaaar! (relieved) you're wearing a costume. pounce! (laughter) jus-tin? what is it, mom? have you seen my phone anywhere? uh-uh. huh. i really need it before we go out to the halloween parade. i'll go check in the kitchen. o

that story and the tape showing it is next. >>> behold, president obama insulting a comedian. >> whatbe the last black president? >> seriously? what's it like for this to be the last time you ever talk to a president. >> it must kind of stink that you can't run three times. >> actually, i think it's a good idea. you know, if i ran a third time, it would sort of be like doing a third hangover movie. it didn't really work out, did it? >> is it going to be hard when you're no longer president and people stop letting you win at basketball. >> how's it like having a three inch vertical. >> it's a three-inch who horizontal. i think you should make same-sex divorce illegal. then see how much you want it. >> what makes you think if you had a son he would want to play football. what if he's a nerd like you. >> do you think michelle would say i'm a nerd? ask her. >> can i? >> no, i'm not letting you talk to her. >> that was a stunt to get people to go to healthcare.gov. the deadline for people to sign up for coverage this year is monday. this upcoming monday. and the total number of people sign

and, behold, all things have become new. so the old you goes in and the new you comes out.so unless a change has taken place on the inside, then this won't matter. the only thing will happen, if you haven't changed on the inside, the only thing that will happen today is you'll just get wet. amen? praise god. you need to take off your shoes and your socks. >> you are going to be the light of 6-2. >> amen? not to just smile. >> get in. face that wall. sit down. exactly. there you go. extend your legs and your back, back here. come back here. there you go. bring your body over here. cross your arms. praise god. sherman, in obedience and the commands of jesus christ and all your professional faith, my brother, we do now baptize you in the name of the father, the name of the son and the holy ghost. amen. amen, praise god. you need to get up. amen. >> amen. >> praise god. amen. >> there you go. amen. amen. >> all right. >> it felt good. i can't remember the last time i was in water like that. >> you have to always hold out hope and especially in a place like this. giving up -- gi

behold, here is ike doing a comedy show.ident eisenhower appearing on the colgate comedy hour which appeared costello. okay. maybe ike did it but surely ronald reagan would never do a comedy show. what was the phrase? he was always care if you willy protecting the majesty of the office. reagan would never have done a comedy show. behold, here is ronald reagan doing a comedy show as president taking part in comedy birthday specials for both george burns and bob hope. >> i want to tell you, mr. president, with all of the travel and all of the work you have done, you look just great. >> you look great, too. >> well, i hope i look that good when i'm your age. >> while we're on the subject, consider that president george w. bush wasn't above showing up on a howie mandel game show while he was president. and good for him for doing it. and if all of that kind of stuff makes you feel terrible about the dignity of the presidency, first of all, you should probably lighten up. second of all, though, consider the example of richard nixo

. - and behold this wonder! - (haley) oh, my god! - (claire) wow. - (phil) ha ha! - aah! i sold a home to the one and only pete johnson. there's only one pete johnson? only one who's california's top r.v. dealer. there's 835 others. nightmare of a deal to paper. well, and this was his way of saying... - thank you. - of course. (lowered voice) he paid a commission, too, right? yes. and he told me i could take jolene out anytime. yeah, i named her! let's take this dirty girl for a spin up the coast! - (alex laughs) cool! - (haley) yes! - (luke) awesome! - pretty sweet, huh?

behold raymond shrimp boy chow one of the most notorious gangsters from the bad old days of san francisco's chinatown from the 1970s and '80s. >> chow was 16 when his family moved to san francisco in 1976. his grandmother called him shrimp boy. when students make fun of his poor english, he shot one of them in the leg. by age 18 he was behind bars for robbery. in the mid 1980s he was out of prison and back controlling the gambling den. he hosts new technology that brought the gang down, his cell phone. based on wiretaps, gang members were charged with racketeering, heroin smuggling and murder for hire. he was sentenced to 23 years in federal prison. >> eventually raymond "shrimp boy" chow turned states evidence so he got out of prison early in 2006. he's had a high profile existence since then, claiming he's turned over a new leaf. claiming he's a force for good. at 5:30 a.m. local time, fbi agents descended on his property and arrested him in a huge corruption gun running, racketeering drug trafficking sting, and at least one accusation of murder for hire. hundreds of police officers and f

something to behold. >> george w. bush of the state of texas has received 271 vote. al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. they god bless our new president and a new vice president tom and may god bless the united states of america. >> you have supported us with your resources. with your leadership in the world community, and most the preciouswith lives of your shoulders -- soldiers. [applause] >> it is now my privilege to present the gavel of the united states house of representatives to the first woman speaker in our history, the gentlelady from california, nancy pelosi. >> it was after martin luther love all formsid of inequality in justice health care is the most shocking and inhumane. -- of all forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane. >> racial profiling has to stop, mr. speaker. just someone -- just because someone wears a hood he not make them a hoodlum. >> and a few moments, today's headlines on " washington journal." 10:00 eastern the senate armed services committee will hold a nomination hearing for

. >> if they disrupted the dogs, they were going to do it, and low and behold here we are in the middle of the day trying to conduct business and it sounds like we're standing behind a plane at sfo. >> it is the bgas being release, and it creates quite a loud sound. >> this was a really two complete repairs at industrial. they say the shape of the pipe is key. back here live, one thing is they're saying no one's service was disrupted through all of this. the repairs have taken about three hours. both areas impacted should reopen in time for the evening commute. i know a lot of folks with businesses around here feeling very relieved at this hour that it's finally quiet. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, christie. mandatory water restrictions are placed on cities this morning. those that don't follow the restrictions could end up with no water at all. the district includes more than 300,000 people in fremont, newark, and union city. starting immediately you're not allowed to water your lawn on consecutive days. you can't refill swimming pools or use a hose to clean things. if

we support the low and behold community workforce we are supporting the legislation by supervisor avalos, breeding, supervisor campos and supervisor mar and supervisor yee for local hiring and construction projects on city owned property that incorporates apprehending language it affords opportunity to local community members that point the trade for a lifetime. we're not here to blame anybody we're her to make sure that the workers are treated fairly and with respect. if you remember nothing else please remember this san francisco should, the last line of defense for workers and their benefits >> thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm lizzie have a company on the pier. at the beginning when they said we might get the america's cup from that moment my business has improved i've been in business for 25 years were we make up horticulture and we are in pier 40. the america's cup they had the race committee coming to us and we were in the right place and we were very proud to have made all the ration pursuits the responsibility was made by myself and my team we have a lot more business becau

and it has been something to behold.very time the president's motorcade turns a corner there is another camera to pick up the president. and this is something that is not all that ub usual, an american president being greeted in this fashion. he will, we might add do a little site seeing at the conclusion of this press conference, scheduled to go to the coliseum in rome. and then tomorrow on to saudi arabia and a meeting to patch things up with the king there, del. >> mike viqueira for us in rome. mike, thank you very much. just minutes ago the united nations passed a resolution condemning russian's actions in crimea. 100 voted for the measure, only 11 against it, most notably, of course, russia. >> instead of a government of national unity, a so-called government of victors appeared. the shots were conducted by those who preached according to the decoration of the parliament racist, views that seemed to hate everything that is russia. >> the u.s. and european union delegations throwing their support behind that resoluti

. >> lo and behold, here's this man raping women. >> the caller had no doubt it was his roommate.he tape showed him raping numerous women on camera. >> it was horrifying to see a woman being raped and sexually assaulted. >> when investigators asked sanchez's roommate whether anyone in the house owned an assault rifle, he said he did. >> i'm sitting on the bed, and he tells me, well, yeah. the gun's right here. it's underneath the bed. and as soon as i looked at it, the hair on the back of my neck stood up. >> it was an ak-47. detectives also found something near the trash outside the house. >> i excuse the myself from the interview to take a phone call, and i walked outside the residence. and over by some trash cans, i saw a garment of clothing on the ground and walked up to it. and i saw that it was a green jacket. >> it was a green gap jacket with an orange lining. it was fairly distinctive. and he saw what he believed to be a bullet hole in the side. >> it was the same color jacket megan wore on the night she was abducted. was it possible megan was still alive? the great americ

lo and behold, their job is to manage the process that the company has with the regulator that they just left. so there is some of that, but i have to say by and large. it's been an effective agency over the decade. >> shawn, do you agree, an effective agency? >> no, i take a little bit different point of view than david, and my point of view is that they're not very effective. this is an agency that has been broken for a number of years. i see that as someone who is interacting with the agency and monitoring the activities very closely. what is troubling is the processes that are broken within the enforcement division at ntsa ntsa. the division that has issued several reports within the enforcement division. they are really not following practices in procedures in ways that lead them to be as effective as they should and could be. what we're seeing now in light of this general motors issue are the optics of enforcement rather than proactive enforcement in use and management of the limited tools that they have. let's be real. this is a government agency. they're outgunned, outmaneuvered,

when we look at documents, it is very much in the eye of the beholder or the eye of the checker to identifyhe issues with the passport. beyond all that, there's one thing that is available, and the clues in this case and in other cases were wide. they did not receive enough attention. that is the fact that those two names on the stolen passports appeared on the list that was supposed to be looked into before the passengers were allowed to board. and if that had appeared, i would have expected that these two guys or these two people would have been picked up and not allowed on the flight. >> as a traveler, i feel like the cost of me waiting in line and having all the passporting checked is that the passporting are running through some sort of international database, whether it's interpol or the fbi. that didn't happen? >> a lot of that occurring before you end up at the airport. when you stand up in line and stand in front of the security agent, who looking at your i.d., whether it is a passiport or different i.d. and compare it is to your boarding card, this is something that going very fas

certainly in the first locations parking control officers will issue warnings for a month and the low and behold police department will hold off for a month of transition but probably this summer when improvement happens. so again, the perspectives of solutions the safe parking program perhaps but that's a ways off >> just one little so if we pass this today that wouldn't prevent you from working with the homeless folks if they have proposals for the deregulated areas. >> we on behalf of your staff want to find a way to make this more supportive of sfoekz who are vulnerable pardon the challenge of any kinds of common sense our curbs for the common sense one person can spoil it for one person. so we'll ask for price for campers but, of course, if the coalition sairsz says those are locations we'll move to see if they make sense for the folks living in their vehicles >> director heinecke. first >> for the people does the current proposal cover the areas and thank you for coming down but thank you in particular for you for your dedication on the issue and clarifying that for me. the second thing wi

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they agree to certain situations, certain stipulations and i think that they could find them be beholding to them regardless. doesn't need to be on their permit from us. it could be an agreement that they have. >> i mean, i think we don't have a lawyer here. we can ask the city attorney, but technically as the right of that permit, that's what we can hold them to. there's fire regulations that aren't in here, there's things like that that are still enforceable, but based on other permits so there's not a police permit. >> no, i know that. >> right, but i think you come with verbal agreements, but i think the letter of the law really comes from our commission as it pertains to entertainment, not really anything beyond entertainment. >> do we want to revise? think about that. no other comments? thank you officer chan. is there any public comment on this permit? i do see one. >> good evening again. my -- i did catch something. i think the conditions are very reasonable and customary in great cooperation with the police department. i might add if the police and commission could consider -- sa

saturday we came in lord and behold, i was the first one. >> awesome. she looks cute without the pink hat. >> she looks so happy. and her new mom adopted other dogs from the michigan humane society before. her dogs are often rescue dog. she knows exactly what to do with flutter. she know exactly how to open her heart and her home. >> there's no satisfaction like rescuing a dog. >> flutter gone around on the pink casts. >> bouncing around, just like they do. >>> this is video from a pretty awesome paragliding flight in guatemala. check this out. when you're up that high, the last thing you want to hear is your powered paraglider doing this -- >> yikes. >> yeah. >> well, that just shut right off, didn't it? >> it's not worst thing because you have a prayer chuarachute. >> he's having to glide down, but he's going down really fast. >> does he have a place to land? >> that's his challenge, finding exactly where to land. it takes him about four minutes to make it down. here you see him getting very close to this very heavily -- >> a flat spot. >> he does end

by my side, i behold the sleeping form of sir ubu, the bold. but let's play it cool.et's take advantage of the darkness. let's pretend to be a supernatural apparition, and make him forgive our peculations. by god's third leg, i'll be hanged if somebody isn't speaking. not the bear, i hope. yes, there is indeed somebody speaking, mr. ubu. it is the voice of the archangel gabriel who is incapable of giving anything but good advice. he can stuff his advice. don't interrupt. on strumper. shut up. god damn it. angels aren't supposed to swear. oh, pshit. mr. ubu, you are married? true. true, to a vile hag. to a charming lady. to an old horror. she sprouts claws all over. it's impossible to get one's hand up her anywhere. you should hand her up more kindly and gently, mr. ubu. if you were to do so, you would see that she was just as appealing as aphrodite. who did you say wears an appalling frayed nightie? you are not listening, mr. ubu. lend a more attentive near. ear. but we must hurry, for dawn is breaking. your wife has never been unfaithful to you. why, because the old

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anybody's guess but the point we're trying to make is war is hell, not helpful. [ male announcer ] beholdthe original light beer. the inventor of great taste and less filling. the one that dared to say, maybe light beer should taste like beer. and for a limited time, miller lite is back in the original light can. ♪ amour best pizza yet,out in the all-new hand tossed. well we hear you america and to return the love we're bringing back our 10 any pizza deal. for a limited timeet,out in that's any pizza,tossed. any crust, any toppings even specialties for 10 bucks! pizza hut. make it great. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight the host of miss neeb's rachel maddow -- msnbc's rachel maddow show. "why we did it." the general selected by the pentagon to stabilize the situation and quickly turn over power to the iraqis finds that his mission has changed. >> i did not want to slip from liberation to occupation. i thought it's the worst thing to do. >> my understanding is from himself to the white house from everywhere we were going to go in there and set up an interim gove

get a couple of city councils to actually pass something asking the russians to come in, and lo and behold, those councils did the opposite. they said we don't want russia to come in. we want our independence, and i think its clear that russia has been working hard to create a pretense forking able to invade further. russia has talked about russians seeking minority citizens who are under siege, and they're not. and in fact, this government has acted remarkably responsibly by urging total calm, by not wanting to have any provocations, by avoiding even their troops, who have the legal right to resist invasion of others, but ordered them to not engage in danger. here in the streets today, i didn't see anybody who feels threatened, except for the potential of an invasion by russia. so i would hope that president putin, who -- who is insisting against all evidence everywhere in the world, about trooping in crimea, that they're not there, that he will step back and listen carefully, that we would like to see this deescalated. we're not looking for some major confrontation. and i do not believe

and lo and behold, that's exactly what they did. that is exactly what the hearings have been all about. what more do you need to do to connect the dots for the fact that something was set in motion to push these people out of politics. >> colin, this is a new developing story in the sense the irs has proposed a new regulation about what the 501 c-4s can and cannot do. it's got an uproar? >> and the comment period closed on thursday with over 100,000 individual comments. i mean that just shatters every other -- it was already breaking records when it was at 20,000. so this is an astonishing development. coming from the left and right. the aclu saying it was politically child. and you hear them saying this has significantly harmed our democracy. and the tea party groups, jennie beth martin testified in the oversight committee this week. and they said, basically, this rule would force her group not to even mention a name of a candidate within a certain period, 30 to 60 days before an election. they'd have to scrub their website. >> col

lo and behold [speaker not understood] and it was approved. so, it's just been a great time to be able to see that. and yesterday i sat in court and it was so gratifying that everyone was clapping and saying they want to -- are making the commitment to go forward [speaker not understood] the whole courtroom was just clapping their hands, giving the veterans who are making headway to basically say, yes, go for it, go for it. [speaker not understood]. try and do it again, we're behind you. as a commissioner, that's what i want to do, is basically make sure that we do get behind the veterans, veterans, continue providing the medical care they need. that's all i have. >> thank you. supervisor campos. >> thank you, supervisor. commissioner, i just have a quick question since you're seeking reappointment. can you talk a little about your attendance to the commission meetings? >> i missed three because i what actually at the pilgrimage for one of them, then i was sick when i came back. and we had one family issue that happened in my family during tha

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>>> it's beautiful to behold the majesty and wonder of a hawk in action but put a hawk with a slow-moa and you get to see something pretty incredible. that's what they did with bbc worldwide and they got a hawk and show you how it grabs its food in midair. they got some meat attached to a balloon and they got the camera rolling. >> yeah, it's pretty awesome. wow. >> oh, man. >> now, that's a shot for you. >> meat's not flying away. it's sti gotol the ba hoon with t balloon. still got the balloon and still got some of the meat. >> it got it. >>> we go from majesty, well, let's cue the benny hill music. ♪ what we have is the richmond center, a baby goes walking in circles or walking in squares. >> and goats are the weirdest animals. hopping around all strange and doing weird stuff like this. they are like lemmings. >> they are good climbers and they go around this thing. and they are just walking around like it's nothing. you see a couple over here on the side, like, we are not joining in on this but the rest of them are, like, let's walk. >> the woman who posted this said this is an ex

behold, the cookie milk shot.ookie dough into the shape of a shot glass which he fills with milk. >> that looks great. >> i would have to have four of them. >> before we leave you, we're looking sunny tomorrow. >> patchy fog for the morning, but afternoon temperatures climbing into the low 70s tomorrow and next chance of rain on sunday. more 70s as we get into next week. >> thanks for joining us tonight. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." please join jimmy and his guests -- liam neeson. lindsay lohan. musical guest, bad things.