they must also establish a relationship with the beholder. and that is one of the most, i would say, essential principles that we would need to deal with. and thirdly, that the architectural structure must also establish a relationship with the decorative program, and they work together to create a syhesis and to create a total communication. but the main emphasis in the orthodox church would be-- the greek orthodox church or any orthodox church-- would be the beholder. that would affect the style. we will now go down to the steps and stand directly underneath the dome where i will begin to explain the very essential and important principles that i have just enumerated for you. [music] unlike western art byzantine art reveals the theology of the church and also the ritual or the liturgy of the church. in the western tradition there is a stronger focus on common and individual piety in their representations. some of the most, or one of the most important elements that we need to keep in mind is that the byzantine decorative program or the byza

they say said yes, you can have candidates in 2015, but behold that thought.his is drone video. look at that, tens of thousands of people. tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters flooding this highway to protest this decision by the government. and this is not a lark. these protesters have put themselves at real risk by doing this. last night in hong kong, police armed with tear gas and pepper spray charged the protesters. they're calling these the umbrella protests in some cases. dozens of arrests yesterday. the city of hong kong pleaded with protesters to go home. but the protesters are refusing. some responded making the hands up-don't shoot gesture just like the protesters did in the michael brown case. they pulled back a little after the violence yesterday, but the government in china, unsurprisingly, is doing everything they possibly can to prevent anybody else in the main land from finding out what's going on. they've been shutting down social media sites, including instagram. they're ordering the media to delete any words or descriptions referrin

lo and behold her son was left in the car and dead.o the police station, the police overhear her say to her husband, the first thing she said was, well, did you say too much? is that the reaction you expect from a grieving mother? >> also at her son's funeral leanna said, i miss him with all my heart. would i bring him back? no. to bring him back into this broken world would be selfish. a strange thing to say at the funeral of your son. >> it is a strange thing. that's what the prosecutor will look at. leanna harris, i'm sure her defense attorney told her be careful what you say and do from this point forward. what prosecutors will do is give people enough rope to hang themselves. they think they are not being looked at, followed or their internet search isn't being looked at. she may be later on charged based on what she does from this point forward. they may have her in their sights but may not be charging her yet. >> lea this, na harris also filled out a crime victim's impact statement for the d.a.'s office. one question on the form

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and so behold, the first of two really significant politic stories that were broken today by a women'se. this was cosmopolitan magazine's sexiest man's center fold model in 1982. he was then a fashion model, but he went on to become a united states senator from massachusetts for about five minutes before she was turfed out by elizabeth warren. scott brown has kept the modeling thing surprisingly central to his political campaigning over the years. when he was running against elizabeth warren, when the on boston talk radio and said how unattractive he thought she was. he said thank god she didn't take her clothes off the way he had as a model. he's running again, and even though his friends from "cosmo" were friendly to him at first, they're abandoning him. quote, while we wish we could support the man who once posed news in our page, his policy positions just aren't as solid as his abs were in the '80s. scott brown said he disapproved of cutting family planning. when reporters tried to ask him about his views on contraceptive access, he literally hid in a bathroom to avoid answering th

. >>> behold the wonder of the gopro flying horizontal wheel.e participating in the 2014 pyrotech nicks and they are working with this special mount, so the go pro spin when this spins. see this? >> oh. >> this thing has fireworks atta attached. >> those are huge fireworks. not little ones from a roadside stand. >> they are big and incredible. it starts spinning. you see fire, and at first i thought, well, it just exploded. ♪ >> smoke clears, and then you notice it's gone, and you look at the ground, like, well, it did not explode in pieces. >> trying to figure out what they are doing here. >> look at that. this is what it looks like to the observer. >> oh, cool. >> oh, okay. >> well, that makes sense. the whole time, i thought, what the heck are we watching here. >> that's cooler looking now that i see the formation that it creates, why the things were on the outside. i guess that's the design. >> now, look at this, this is the video from the gopro. it's spinning, spinning, they had a custom mount because they didn't want to gopro to spin with

our finance and administrative staff for helping to prepare primarily assessment for the low and behold entrepreneurs and others you participation at the transportation authority for our professional services and contract on, on average we're meeting the goals we've set for the expenditures and continue to track those closely reporting out to supervisor cohen through the finance committee and continuing to insure we're inclusive in our operations of the meeting the cities goals for this area with that, that concludes my report. happy to take questions >> thank you very much ms. chang open this open this up for public comment any public comment on item four. >> i'm francis i does not come for those meetings i've come after a along the time of the 8 sfrifrz who are here 50 percent are having sidebar talks and i'm watching the deliberation while the director was giving her report he's having a sidebar chat i'm saying millions and millions of dollars are going to be spent you have no business asking the constituents of san francisco to pass on this when your don't pay attention to what's be

and low and behold, in front of me about three seats on the other aisle was jeremy renner.talked about what could happen in nine or ten months and they were hooked. >> we thought it would be a great experience and we started talking about it, starting trying to fit it in the schedule. you know, he's very selective and picky about what he does. this is one of those things where it was like, yeah, i want to do it. >> it was just a great feeling knowing that they were working around their schedule of shooting movies in london and they were going to find the time to come back here for "the faithful" and do some really cool things that were going to translate into this epic film on the boards. that's how the project was created. >> there's something historical and magic about these spaces. to see one that's going to be someone that you look back on and go what a legendary place, it's special. >> i can't wait to see all those seats filled. it's a beautiful, beautiful stadium. >> before the deafening roar of over 68,000 people could fill the stadium and the season could get under

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ethnics has had i've not seen indication the public is notified it might be worth putting that in behold face willie brown can do his own right of action people with resources they don't need to go through your folks it would help if the public know guess so that i wasn't clear we could bypass the agencies and go directly to the court that's something we need to know. thank you. >> just a to clarify the reference to prop jackson that was in the procedure that riders notice to the city attorney and a waiting and the law provide for a private right of action there's no mention of attorney's fees so this is discussing a boarder right of action. as prop j will it up later i want to say the judicial history on prop) is a bit convoluted and some cities implemented it there were issues raised about first amendment rights but thank you t continuation a piece meal decision that doesn't decide everything we and i lewd more to concepts in it was the actual content. >> larry bush from the civil grand jury we point out that the f p pc and the city of los angeles has a right to attorney's fees we have

behold my servant shall deal clearly he should be exalted and extolled the very high. as many were astonished at his visage was so marred. more than any man in his form more than the sons of men. he has no form or [inaudible] there's no beauty that we should desire him. the bible says the straightway paul preached christ in the synagogue that he is the son of god but all that heard him were amazed and said is not to see that destroyed them which called on this name in jerusalem again heather for that intent that he might bring them bound under the chief priests? but saul increased the more strength and confounded the jews which dwelt at damascus proving that this is very christ and paul in his manner was within under them and 3 sabbath days reason with them out of the scriptures. opening and alleging that christ must need to have suffered an reason again from the dead. that this jesus that i prejudge you is christ in front of king agrippa he said having therefore obtained help of god i continue under the state witnessing both too small and great saying none of the thin

and lo and behold she's got success. >> she is a peer counselor who provides services right there atur peer academy. and peers who have experienced mental illness are among the most impactful folks who help our clients recover and rebuild their lives. >> they have walked the walk. who better. we talked about the importance of volunteers. you count on volunteers to work with all of your clients, is that right? >> absolutely. and especially at least at this point in the crisis link program that's now a program of prs. we have over 100 volunteers answering the telephone hotline 24/7. so we could not do that. we couldn't help people in crisis around the clock without our volunteers. >> that's great. >> we also have wonderful volunteers serving on our board of directors and helping us expand our capacity throughout our program. >> let's talk a little bit about the merger and why it came to be and how it came to be. >> well, it was a year-long process, and we were really worried about protecting the critical services, ensuring their stability over the long haul. when you have a small non-p

i want a dj that's a low and behold dpmg in the neighborhood that's plaza played in his establishment. the only concern that we have to talk about is the time the closings time during the week days and hopefully, we'll compromise and the other point the latino you cultural district their accommodating us by playing some things to connect to the community and the culture and aortas we've been working those things out we're moving forward and the last piece is just the time they will be good for the area and working close with the community thank you. thank you. >> george good afternoon. i've lived in the area of this since 1980 i moved in 1988 it's a wonderful place it comes from the era when the mission was a blue-collar neighborhood a wonderful member of the community at that time, and continues to be today. the only problem that i have and i would make a request this is just if they could. ask for a permit to extend the sidewalk and take out two parking spaces 1 on 24th street and one the bar is on the corner of 24th and i believe it is york i might be wrong but, of course, nobody c

all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that?> cookies and cream. >> oh, they are beautiful. >> 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 t

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pick it up and low and behold, that happened. >> no one but family and friends knew who the gang were until opening day of the nats season. threw out the first pitch, by coworkers, michael jackson. jen's wounds required three surgeries so far. a trial of pain that continues. but here's what they want you to know about the power of caring for each other, moving forward, and the aftermath of a mass shooting. >> a person has their mind set that they will do something evil. they will find something to do it. and society, i think, has to come to grips with that. in terms of, okay, how do we help folks? how do we help each other? ingly think you become the person you are made inside that you didn't know was there. when emergencies happen, that person shows up. i think god makes each of us very specifically, and you become the better of yourself in emergencies. and maybe some people don't, but on that day, the four of us became who we were made to be. it sort of bonded to the place where i see that as part of my family. they are in my family circle. >> we have this bond now. >> and bennett s

his castle," and a man has taken that to an extreme using a 3-d aren'ter that is truly something to behold our new daytime lineup begins next monday september 8 with a new season of "who wants to be a millionaire," at 1:00 o'clock. and then 1:30 "jeopardy," and general hospital is at 2:00 and then "rachel ray," at 3:00, the pr >> at 4:00, bizarre story behind a multimillion dollar home in los angeles, a dog held up the sale. until now. >> cracking down on reckless lawn watering. all about being nice to your neighbor, he knows where you live. that is at 5:00. >> a minnesota man created the first printed castle. hable concrete castle using a homemade 3-d printer and said it was a dream to build was sole. he used his skills as a contractor and passion for computers to design a large printer that spits outlayers of concrete in whatever pattern he programs taking two months to finish and he is dreaming of a larger project,000ing -- project, now building his own house with a computer. thanks for joining us. have a a woman who loves to share her passions. grandma! mary has atrial fibrillation, an

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. >> it went into effect just hours ago, and so far, it appears to behold in, for the most part. the two sides signed a protocol after talks at a meeting of the so-called ukrainian contact group, which included representatives from russia and the osce. rebel leaders internet and luhansk -- rebel leaders from donetsk and luhansk were also there. quits let's bring in our correspondent. she is standing by for us in kiev. we have been through the cease-fire before. why is there any reason to think that this one is going to be better? >> first of all, it happened. it is a bilateral cease-fire for the very first time and is very tangible. we are getting reports that the situation has called down. over those 48 hours of very there's fighting, it is very tangible, and at the same time, it is laden with friction because basic positions have not really changed. petro poroshenko laid out today at the nato summit what he has on offer, and that's once again, greater autonomy for those regions of donetsk and luhansk. at the same time, the rebel leader of luhansk made it clear that he still wan

and lo and behold, the economy did so well that we got some productivity increases, that revenues increasedter than expected budget expenditures were held down and for the first time in decades we had budgetary surpluses. schoumacher: there was no inflation when it came to goods and services, but the was a sharp rise the price of stocks. was this a problem? rivlin: alan greenspan coined the term "irrional exuberance," meaning that people were buying stocks without regard to the future earnings just because they thought that the stock market values would continue to go up d up. we now know, of course that they didn't. schoumacher: the fed played a key role in holding down inflation in t 1990s but after the terrorist attacks of september 11th, the fed opened the monetary floodgates. was that an overreaction and coulit lead to higher inflation? the fear that people have of more terrorism has thrown the economy into a downturn. in a downturn, one doesn't worry about inflation, that's the least of the worries because a downturn means people aren't buying people aren't demanding goods and service

do we elect members of congress who are beholding to the constituents back home, to the middle class, the working families, or do we elect members of congress who are beholding to corporate america and the billionaires class? do we fight to sustain the democratic foundation of this country, or do we move toward an oligarchic form of society controlled by a handful of billionaire families? that is the issue, that is what this debate is all about and that is what this vote in a few days is about. and i hope very much that the american people will demand that every member of the senate vote for this piece of legislation which begins the process of overturning this disastrous citizens united supreme court decision. and with that, mr. president, i would yield the yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thanks, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thanks. i want to follow up on -- now the presiding officer, then senator sanders' comments a moment ago

let me say that civil dus o'bead jens is in the mind of the beholder.ld point to many you would cheer even though you don't like this. >> none of our audience i guarantee will cheer having to pay higher energy prices if these things hold up coal shipments and other carbon energy shipments. >> right. absolutely. it will affect them at the grocery store, at the clothing store, the gasoline pump. affect them in a lot of ways. i sympathize you can't effect change with the political system. it's hard, a great system but not perfect. this country went to civil war over an issue like this. >> money talks and so far the nfl is not seeing its big money sponsors walking over these domestic abuse scandals but should sponsors pull their money? ♪ over 12,000 financial advisors. so, how are things? good, good. nearly $800 billion dollars in assets under care. let me just put this away. how did edward jones get so big? could you teach our kids that trick? by not acting that way. ok, last quarter... it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ [ woman ] if you hav

. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] behold the captain, sorry, can assign more of the patrol of the officers to ensure that the safety of our residents, thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening. i may be (inaudible) told me that i have one minute, (inaudible) i am the community leader for walgreens in union square and i just want to say thank you to every officer and on the street and i mean, you know, i will cover the union square, and the (inaudible) street and the market street, and one part of the tender loin, and so, very busy and it was cold and what is amazing that we do the phone call and the support that we get and i want to take a moment for every one of you and also i will be asking for support last year, around to support or to provide the supply of the police department with the cars for the (inaudible) and i love that project and i will try to run it again. so, hopefully it will repeat again to (inaudible) for it. >> thank you. >> so good evening, everybody, i want to thank the board for giving me a few minutes to talk about something. and my name is delon nie and i am

let me say that civil dus o'bead jens is in the mind of the beholder. could point to many you would cheer even though you don't like this. >> none of our audience i guarantee will cheer having to pay higher energy prices if these things hold up coal shipments and other carbon energy shipments. >> right. absolutely. it will affect them at the grocery store, at the clothing store, the gasoline pump. affect them in a lot of ways. i sympathize you can't effect change with the political system. it's hard, a great system but not perfect. this country went to civil war over an issue like this. >> money talks and so far the nfl is not seeing its big money sponsors walking over these domestic abuse scandals but should sponsors pull their money? chloe is 9 months old. she is the greatest thing ever. one little smile. one little laugh. honey bunny... (laughter) we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. it was really easy to do. (baby noise...laughter) we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones yo

. >> and lo and behold, 10 or 12 minutes later, the sun passes through the channel.connection that this could represent, between ancient peoples and the universe they observed around them, strikes a spiritual chord with rene white. >> when people come here they feel an incredible positive energy here when they come. they feel good vibrations. >> each group of people is culturally very distinctive. they're gonna do things their way, for their reasons, but the broad picture behind this is an attempt to integrate human behavior to the cosmos, the greater cosmos. that's really what sacred space is. that's why we get geometry and astronomical alignment built into it. >> chris "comes with clouds" and rene "white feather" have expressed their deepening spirituality by starting a church that meets periodically under the trees, by the stones. anyone can attend. the whites feel an obligation to share what they consider to be a sacred site. archaeologist jack hranicky plans to share his findings with his professional colleagues for peer review in the upcoming months.az>b for "r

to pay their fair share, that they fear that will hit me three >> fairness is in the eye of the beholder, i understand that. i think i should pay more. think. what i >> i think you should pay more, too, but additionally many people here would say we can tell you where to write the check. but usually when fellows such like yourself say we will raise more, 1% or 2% will not affect your standard of living, but if and my wife makes $45,000, they would be declared rich. the tax rates would be hitting them. >> actually, most taxpayers file separately, not jointly. i'm talking state, not federal. look at where we are in pennsylvania, a lot of people are in the middle class and we need to figure out where that breakpoint is and we need a system of taxation that is not overburdened the middle class and ordinary pennsylvanians. , would you like to respond? >> sure. [laughter] revenue, theof budget has as much money coming .n as is going out there an it has to be a balanced budget. when i take a look at the spending, trying to figure out in the plans that mr. wolf has put out, talking about increas

. >> investigators believe frein may behold nag forest near the pike county border. search teams have already found automatic weapon and two clips of ammunition in the area. the 31 year old is described as a survivalist and marksman whose gunning for law enforcement. >> investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a deadly tour bus crash in delaware. that crash killed two people, and injured 48 others, on route one, near red lion road in new castle on sunday. that bus was full of sightseers returning to new york city after trip to washington, dc. the driver, 56 year old, being treated for non-life threatening injuries. investigators say being questioned. they have ruled out drugs and alcohol playing a role in that crash. >>> students at the university of delaware are asked to stay on alert after two armed robberies in just few days. police say two men approached three students demanding their cell phones. this happened in two separate incidents over the weekend. the suspects are described as two african-american men between 25 and 30 years old, with a lar

some people are supposed to behold to a higher standard the n-double-a-c-p is most concerned about who's protecting the alleged victims. it sounds like something out of a james bond movie. but a colorado teenager says he's close to inventing a "smart gun" -- using fingerprint technology to make firearms safer. julie hayden talked with to teen to find out just how this innovation works. i'd go my technology blocks within a second after leading officers hand. the teen says his mark and could prevent accidental firings. many children and teens are killed in the u.s.. we could fix this. all you have to do is pick the gun up and it would unlock it. if your fingerprints are not authorized on the gun it will not fire. this team has won $50,000 to develop this technology. i'm going to get my model on a working fire card and get on a working model. previous ideas-- getting the smart technology to the point where it works every time. the teen is presenting his ideas apple announced a whole basket of new goodies this week. and while apple pay is garnering a lot of interest. some are details up next

at sea, they were beautiful to behold. of this he sailors first fleet were from philadelphia. offered a en were whopping $8 a month to sign the muster roles. received much less. each -- even today, few jobs are more dangerous than being a sailor. firemen, e modern day hours of boredom punctuated by of courage g acts necessary to survive. living before the mast and the foxell, a sailor was exposed to the elements before his watch crowded area wreaking of water, livestock, smoke, and shipmates. now introduced to a new hazard, combat. against ort to stand the expertly trained gunners of greatest h navy, the war machine yet built by man continental officers drilled their sailors excessively at their guns. a goal was to match that of british gun crew and complete 11-step process in two minutes. because they lacked gun powder americans had the shadow box, pant mining their oves inle the last round when they might actually fire a cannon ball. tom cavern in philadelphia gave to the marine corps, the second in command for the the es being recruited for new navy was robert malign whose

beauty that's in the eye, and ear of the beholder. >> there's a piano in the park. >> reporter: it'spart of the sunset piano art space. visitors at this park. >> it's like odd. >> reporter: are impromptu pianist. >> it's working, wow it's amazing. there's a piano. it's so strange. >> some of the keys are in tune. >> reporter: and unwitting social guinea pigs. >> it's kind of soothing everyone though the keys are out of tune. >> there's burgers and hot dogs. >> reporter: can bring people together. >> wouldn't it be nice if someone would play the piano while we're eating. >> ♪ >> reporter: we watched as the old cabinet howard grand piano took the spotlight under a shade tree. erik faustino is used to playing in church. >> this is my first time to play under a tree. >> this is supposed to be part of a social experiment to see how having a piano in a public space makes people feel. we present to you, a crowd of people now gathered around the piano and suddenly nobody playing in the field. >> music makes people change their mood. if you're sad music makes you happy. sometimes if you're ha

millions of years, you who love thebes, sitting with your face to the north wind, your two eyes beholding happiness." on top of a large couch in the room stood a beautiful storage chest. inside the box was found a leopard's head made of wood covered with gesso and then overlaid with gold. quartz eyes give it a haunting, realistic touch, and the details are made with colored glass. tutankhamun's throne name, nebkheperure, is emblazoned on the leopard's forehead. the head belonged to a leopard-skin mantle being worn here in the tomb by ay, who took over as chief priest in the burialeremonknown as "the opening of the mouth." ay then took over as pharaoh. gold was used liberally in the tombs of egypt. as a wealthy nation, she could afford the use of the metal, but, more than that, gold was used in the belief that its immutability could be transferred to the deceased. this shrine, also found in the antechamber, is wood covered with a layer of gesso and then overlaid withheetold. the scenes on its sides are hily reminiscent akhenaten's period, with wa family groupings which convey aense of true

behold, one of their breakout classics.fluential dishes in history. it seems now maybe a simple thing, but it absolutely turned the world upside down when it debuts on the troisgros menu in 1962. >> when you have a dish this legendary, this iconic, there's no escaping it. the rolling stones will always have to play "jumping jack flash." if you google troisgros, you will see this thing. >> forget everything you have seen on google. >> before this, fish was generally overcooked. it was served alongside elaborate garnishes, starches, vegetables. this simple, elegant, almost japanese ode to flavor changed the way we cook fish in restaurants today. and how we make sauces, what our plates look like. >> i remember seeing a picture of this as a young man. i'm getting goosebumps seeing this. thrilling. perfect. >> it's beautiful. >> it's all about the technique. the moment you put the fish in the pan. the moment you put the sauce. it's very important. >> all right. >> from now to you in the dining room will take about one minute. >>

beauty that is in the eye and ear of the beholder.s part of the sunset piano project. >> odd and rare. >> reporter: visitors at this park are pianists. >> a piano. so strange. >> reporter: and guinea pigs. >> kind of soothing. to see how 80 keys in an unexpected place can bring people together. >> wouldn't it be nice if someone play as we are eating. [ singing ] >> we watched as the piano spontaneously took the spotlight under a shade tree. he is used to playing in church. >> my first time to play under the tree. >> this is supposed to be part of azoles a -- of a social experiment. >> suddenly nobody is playing in the field. [ singing ] >> music makes people change your mood. sad. music makes you happy. >> reporter: nature's beauty. with a sound track. [ singing ] >> reporter: noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> great report. >> really talented people in that park today. >> ican do chop sticks. >>> now to our meteorologist rosemary orozco. >> a lot of parks were crowded today. unofficial end of summer today. the summer heat not goi

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