lo and behold congress new how to loosen up necessary when it wanted to, did not do that here. but we also have legal uses of this term and lo and behold there are a lot of ways in which necessary gets used. you may remember mcculloch versus maryland there's is very specific constitutional pros to necessary but that was very much predicated on this is the constitution we are expounding on. we are focusing on statutes here. what other places in the law do we use this necessary? we use it in tort. there is a defense necessity. defense means you had no other alternatives to breaking in the cabin to keep from freezing to death. criminal law it requires that in fact it was essential that you had no alternative to breaking the law. there is a contract law doctrine of necessaries. it's with the minor child actually needed to buy to survive, not just helpful. and behold there are a lot of places we can look in the law to figure out how it's been used and congress is presumably legislating in that backdrop. there is a lot of meaning you can squeeze out of legal precedents but we are not

but it is appropriate to look at the way the literature has use the word necessary and lo and behold henry david thoreau in walden when he is talking about what is necessary for him to survive, walden says i need shelter and food and there are some other things that are necessary like shovels and implements and other things. but he realized a human actually needs. it is not necessary for housing but necessary for survival. but pretty stingy understanding of necessary. abraham lincoln said the food we needed with alcohol and that is what cannot one of the real necessary things and the rolling stones famously said you can't always get what you want, but if you try you sometimes can get what you need. so the understanding that need and want and necessary isn't just desirable or helpful or useful. it is something that is intuitive, but we can spell it out by looking at the meaning of the word in a lot of different context. there is a colloquial use of the word need and we all tend to use the word necessary and we don't tend to say, you might say you need a beer or vacation but that is th

lo and behold congress new how to loosen up necessary when it wanted to and it didn't do that here. we also have legal usage use os term and lo and behold there are a lot of terms necessary get used. you may remember a very specific constitutional approach to necessary but that was predicated on this is a constitutional we are expanding. focus of statutes. what other places in the law to used necessary? we use it in torts of necessity and that means you have no other alternative to break into the cabin to keep yourself from freezing to death from the blizzard. the criminal law defense uses necessary, requires in fact, it was essential you have no alternative to breaking the law. there's a contract law dropped them of necessary. it's what the minor child actually needed to buy to survive. not just helpful. so lo and behold there are places we can look in the long to figure out how it is been used in congress is legislated against that backdrop. there's a lot of meaning you can squeeze out of legal precedents. we are not limited to legal sources. because when we are not dealing with a

and we're definitely a part of that we behold so and that's one thing the artist can do is sort of give you the general cohen to tell you well you know you're making this reality within which you live. so it's nice to be aware of it. and it was from the air the james to rail discovered what would become his greatest artistic achievement. this is the road in a crater in arizona trail has built a kind of observatory inside the crater complete with underground shafts and tunnels he's been working on this project for four decades and is still not complete. experiments not only with light but also with sounds and a few sticks. the spaces are sensitive to light and sound. it's almost. difficult to make. because once you make the sensor if you like. it's very bright side so you can pick your new car you can take. a visit to the crater is an experience that almost overwhelms the sense it's. the surface something where you were within the earth but above it and so this you know taking so into this in the sky is something very very interesting you know all the faces i make have access to the sky

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.>> [ laughter ] >> and i wonder if on some level, god whispered in their ears, behold, behold, the worldart, look at it. look at its symmetry. look at its beauty, look at its wonder, look at it, behold your world. some have said that was a moment that changed human consciousness forever. an article guardian in 2013, said, and i quote, that up to the time when we first saw that picture of earthrise, we humans the earth is just the thing beneath our feet. and in that picture, we beheld the world of which we are a part. not the whole. others have said that photograph was one of the 100 most impactful photographs in all of human history. others have said the environmental movement to save our planet had its key inspiration from that photograph , that greeting of -- that reading of genesis, the spirit of apollo 8. >>> every few years, the archbishop of canterbury summons the bishops of the anglican communion, of which the episcopal church, of which this cathedral is a part, to come to canterbury cathedral for a period of prayer, and mutual consultation. we gather the last time in 2008, some 8

chelsea beholders are at home to stamford bridge again. number15. at home to stamford bridge again.number15. chelsea take at home to stamford bridge again. number 15. chelsea take on manchester united. chelsea will be at home to manchester united. drawn by the former arsenal striker, ian wright. thank you very much. chelsea against manchester united is a repeat of last year's final... that chelsea won. here's the draw in full. two sides who pulled off shocks in the fourth round — afc wimbledon and millwall face each other. barnet or brentford will go to swansea. and either middlesbrough or newport face the daunting prospect of hosting manchester city, one ofjust seven premier league teams remaining. the metropolitan police say that the fighting that occurred before, during and after millwall‘s win against everton in the fa cup on saturday was some of the most as a life—changing facial injury. ‘time. we will be all tsércf: involved best to locate all of those involved in the violence. that was mass chanting, it wasn't an isolated couple of people. those people need to be identified,

art is in the eye of the beholder the french photographer nicole actually have has been following people's observations of art very closely. but he likes to start observing before the doors open. he watches the workers setting up exhibitions in museums. is instagram account looks behind the scenes and highlights magnificent moments of fusion. the exhibition builders and the works of art merge into one or complement each other. the ordered self looks effortless but working with it can certainly be exhausting. photo stream is an invitation to view all aspects of the holding and holding part. that was the snapshot now. ready for something new and exciting shift is getting a make over in february our algorithms sexist can robots develop emotions. and what can block change do for you. make sure to get the whole story shift starting february on b w d w dot com and our partner networks your life your job. as always at the end of shift exige our internet find of the week today world views. mankind has conquered the earth and shaped it according to its wishes but it hasn't always been particularly

are not only pollinators critical to the health of the environment, but they are also a wonder to behold, " ... we are losing a species that inspires so much awe." (ken) that was alys martinez reporting. the butterflies are generally found from november to march in forested groves... all the way from mendocino county... down to baja california. but a washington state university study found the species will likely go extinct in the next few decades if nothing is done to save it. (pam) appellate court proceedings in a case that could strike down the affordable care act.... have been halted... ... and it is all because of the partial government shutdown. the fifth circuit court of appeals has agreed to put the case on hold... because of the lapse of appropriations. a federal district judge in texas issued an opinion last month... declaring the a-c-a's individual mandate was unconstitutional. last week, a coalition of democratic state attorneys general -- led by california -- appealed. but the government asked that the proceedings be postponed ... because of the partial government shutdown,

part is in the eye of the beholder the french photographer neglect we have has been following people's observations of art very closely. but he likes to start observing before the doors open. he watches the workers setting up exhibitions in museums. is instagram account looks behind the scenes and highlights magnificent moments of fusion. the exhibition builders and the works of art merge into one or complement each other. the origin self looks effortless but working with it can certainly be exhausting. photo stream is an invitation to view all aspects of the holding and holding part. that was the snapshot now. ready for something new and exciting shift is getting a make over in february our algorithms sexist. can robots develop emotions. and what can block change do for you. make short story shift starting february. and i'll pop the networks. but. as always at the end of shift exits our internet find of the week today world views . mankind has conquered the earth and shaped it according to its wishes but it hasn't always been particularly creative in the process. as the stop motion fi

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thousand years old people here consider him to be the undefeated king of this ancient strategy game and behold. i learned how to play the game when i was on that my father and grandfather used to take me to watch dhamma playing as part of st tony mounts my fascination grew day by day to the game and i've become a professional player now they sold a as you can see the game is only played by older generation and the younger ones have different to the player with. diseases and the only one who tries to keep the game alive as homage to this land is ancient post from the time before iraq even existed. a move to a below is a historian who loves the game because it's easy to learn but to most. dhamma is a game that requires training of the mind patience and strategy which only the senior citizens possess nowadays in order to play such a board game while the younger generations are more occupied with social media platforms the game is not merely played by the old as opposed to the young as they consider it a folkloric an archaic game. well social media is popular gaming is also popular across iraq in

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it's a beautiful sight to behold. >> i love this when you can get to the very tippy top of any mountaintime. ♪ >>> i feel like this one is too close to the ground. if there's one rock too far up, it's going to get you right in the booty. >> seeing as how this is from the instagram page. i think they kind of know what they're doing. >> this one is a clencher, though. >> unclench. [ laughter ] ♪ >>> this guy is starting the year off right with a trip to the gym. but see why in this prank he's not all that pumped. >> i got better website rightthisminute.com and chick click on tv show. >> these people with their new year's gym resolutions. >> you mean pssh. >> mm-hm. >> that is chip diamond. the character is played by our favorite funny man ed bassmaster. he's so good at it. why is it so fascinating? >> he just embodied that kind of guy that we've all met. >> can one person be that obnoxious? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> oh my -- >> i like how he laughs. i like that he laughs at him. ♪ >> no one told him to start with the smaller weights first. >> nobody told him not to wear denim and sun glass

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that cultures look at food around the world and show that edibility is purely in the eye of the beholder. delicious or disgusting when it comes to food what delights one person may revolt another. the disgusting food museum in malmo hopes to challenge notions of what edible visitors receive a sick bag with their entrance ticket for the event that the grasshopper skewers or other exhibits cause them to get. we're going to have to exchange how we how we eat and one thing for example which the purpose of the museum is make people think about that like the next things to eat in the future could be bugs or love grown meat for example what sounds like the colony area apocalypse is by no means science fiction feeding the earth eight billion people is becoming ever more difficult at some point we may not be able to spurn voters tickles even if we're repulsed by them look at the. list as if it's really not very nice to look at the things here especially is a vegetarian reading of the time any things are still half alive and that's not nice to see the museums message is the discussed is subjective

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they were to hear that after all of these negotiations, after everything that's been going on, to beholdold that of course, we willjust have a hard border. what downing street is saying is there will be no ha rd street is saying is there will be no hard border and everything will be done to make sure it doesn't happen. i don't think anyone truly believe that there will be a hard border in ireland but of course itjust brings back the fear of a no—deal brexit and all of this scaremongering and all of the worries that go around, the uncertainty of what happens on the uncertainty of what happens on the 29th of march if we don't have a deal. that is reflected in this story about the latest study or research from the confederation of british industries. an organisation that basically represents thousands of uk businesses. it has done a bit of uk businesses. it has done a bit of research into which regions will be hit by a no—deal brexit. it is not a withdrawal agreement at a no—deal brexit. it is talking about basically every uk region will be hurt. everyone will be hurt by a no—deal brexit, a

ran and lo and behold the majority leader of the united states senate sent us over a bill. not our bill. it was a bill from the republican majority leader. it came here under unanimous consent. republican-led senate sent it here. and lo and behold the senate leadership and the house would not take that bill up. -- why? the president, who had told senator mcconnell he would sign it changed his mind -- sign it, changed his mind. i don't know whether it was ann coulter, sean handity, rush limbaugh, i don't know who the principal adviser in that decision was. but one person communicated, i won't sign that bill, and so the republican leadership decided, we won't put that billen the floor and they put a -- bill on the floor and they put a bill on the floor they said over and over again, this week we put bills on the floor that wouldn't pass the senate. they put a bill that they knew would not pass the united states senate on the floor, sent it over there, it didn't pass. and government has been shut own. the president walked out because nancy pelosi said 30 days from now, when as

but i had to try, and lo and behold, i got the job, and my first day was january 14, 2014. every game day was a puzzle, and i have to figure out how to put the pieces together. i have two features that are 30 seconds long or a minute and a 30 feature. it's fun to put that altogetl r together and then lay that out in a way that is entertaining for the fans. a lucky seat there and there, and then, some lucky games that include players. and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom, and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going to go, and it can be a huge hit, but you've got to try it. or if it fails, you just won't do it again. or you tweak it. when that all pans out, you go oh, we did that. we did that as a team. i have a great team. we all gel well together. it keeps the show going. the fans are here to see the teams, but also to be entertained, and that's our job. i have wonderful female role models that i look up to here at the giants, and they've been great mentors for me, so i aspire

it was one of those days that we thoht, "hey, just a little rain," but low and behold, the city flooded. the drainage system wa not upr. tucker: we loved hurricanes as kids. i remember when e calm came, we would play out in the water. it was just another day off from school, right, but nowg it's terrif it's terrifying. walters: this is not a hoax. this is real. climate change is real, so how do we live with it? i think in this section of town, we're starting to understand that water and climate change es hand in hand. johnson: new orleans in the last 5o 7 years has really taken on a great adaptation of climate resilience and climate change. elevation is one of the major adaptations that you sometimes see, is that the houses are raised higher.te this is the cfor the sustainable engagement and development. we have rain gardens here. we help communiti to build rain gardens. we also have a orchard. you see ovehere, we have lemons. get us one off here. after katrina, you had all these toxins fe water, so that went into the soil, and that's er the lower ninth ward and probably a lot in louisi

it will be in the eye of the beholder. keep in mind, one wonders how far the administration can accept something that's anything short of a wall. yesterday when they said that they thought they were going to work on a three-week interim spending bill, sarah sanders, at the white house, immediately put out a statement saying we would only agree to an interim spending bill if it had a down payment on the wall. obviously because of what's moved through the senate this afternoon they have changed on that statement. i will read you a statement from a democratic congressman from michigan. i talked to him after the president spoke. he said quote i have seen people go through a hard fight and a a hard battle and then take a victory lap. i have never seen the president go to the rose garden and take a defeat lap. people are pretty clear about who won here. >> i don't know about winning. i'm worried about the long-term cost here to the government. didn't this just permanently raise the cost for hiring for the government? who would t

. >> but there is an eye of the beholder thing.t have time here obviously to get into it but if you are not of the united states, the relationship of the 1950s and '60s between large companies like general electric and the defense department providing for our own security, we have companies that provide for our security. the fact is -- david: but these are criminal enterprises. let's face it. >> they violated sanctions on iran. >> we are not even talking about that. agreed. >> actively violated those sanctions. using u.s. banks, lying to those banks in order to facilitate these transactions, saying there was everything above-board. there's a lot of evidence against them on two fronts, the corporate espionage but also breaking sanctions with iran. david: quick last word, gary. go ahead. >> we all know that they are bad players. the question is, what is this going to do to the trade talks. there are major league tests that are involved here that if they don't get taken off, more and more business will be affected, the market gets aff

it was a site to behold. drugs are flowing across human traffickers. ou think of that as an ancient crime. it is more prevalent. it is a world crime. given to us by the internet. the spret has made things belter and much worse. women and children. keeping them up. mouthng tape around their so they mouth so they can't shout or scream. and even their legs and putting them in the back of a van. they don't go through check points ar don't have a wall or steel barrier. they go up to the check point. they make a right or a left and they go out into the dezz effort and find the first area that is olympicing its way and they have many highways all over the place. and it's not good. and the only way you are going to stop it, om way you are going to stop it is with a very powerful wall or steel barrier. this is part of what we just finished. this is a section that we are doing what we've designed since i have been in. some of the wall they have put up over the years whether they looked good. inherited a lot of problems, whether it's north korea, whether it's the

says the global economy is going to own economy.a's so slowing growth is really in the eye of the beholdernd signals why china is so important. an interesting interview. we will also be focusing in on a stock, coming up. tesla shares plunging on the announcement that the company will reduce production hours. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amber: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amber kanwar in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. tesla shares seeing a drop after bloomberg learning it will reduce time producing its model s sedans and model x crossovers. for more, let's bring in our tesla reporter who helped to bring the story. she is with us from san francisco. how surprise are we that we are seeing tesla pulled back on production? >> not that surprising because earlier this month elon musk announced the company was no longer making the cheaper versions of the model s and ask, dropping the 75 kilowatt hour version of the car as they are shifting to the model three. any time you cut production for production hours, it is not a good sign for the workers. that is how we found

behold the wonder of ozzie's first hop. he crawls out of the pouch and at this size i say come on, y'all, time to move out but, hey, this is the world. he makes his first hop. >> at that point he looks like a really bid. >> with really long feet. >> then after a few hops he's like it's more comfortable back in mom's pouch. >> they'd look funny in clown shoes. >> we'll see if we can get that video for you. >>> also on the cute spectrum, check this out, this is gretchen morganson. and she's saying bring it in. she's doing it to flamingo chicks. they run over. >> why aren't they pink? >> they're not pink yet. these the little chicks that have their fledgling stuff on and it will fall off and when they start eating shrimp that turns them pink. for now they have this soft furry stuff on and she hugs him. she says they are very affectionate as youngsters and this is them going out for their daily exercise. >> they look like walking pillo pillows. angry. t this woman gs >> you're a mountain biker and you need to clear these double

they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder a romanian photographer has made it her mission to prove that seeing what she calls the atlas of beauty after quitting her job as a television station producer she traveled around the world before to draft women like her to underscore that every woman is beautiful the way she has her study. me high on the no rock has been in georgia china and india she's visited more than fifty countries in the last four years to capture images of female beauty . when i started this project they were i didn't have the same idea out to include all the projects i was just aiming for something of a curiosity for myself. still doing it required a leap of faith. no rock quit her job at a t.v. production company. in bucharest at first she lived off her savings then she started financing her trips through crowdfunding. whether in myanmar. germany or italy. the streets and markets are her workplace. no rock approaches women and photographs them then in their. very is the thing child process is a very. maybe some chemistry is going on maybe some energies are going t

the oakland native will take the stage to talk about her book, a new book titled "the truth behold." senator harris will be joined by london reed. that event starts at 6:30 tonight, and comes amidst increased speculation that she will plan to run for the presidency. she discussed that possibility last night on "the late show with steven colbert." >> many people who put out books two years before a presidential election do so to introduce themselves in a broad way to the american people. are you going to run for president? i might. >> sources close to the senator say harris may announce her presidential run on or around mlk day next week. >>> it's the first time in quite a long life, and i've seen everything. >> coming up, an historic house on the move. crews slowly work to move this massive home to its new location, but they hit a snag along the way. >> and the bay area city rated one of the most miserable places to work in the country. cvs pharmacy. ed gets copays as low as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything s

helping the bloke pay his hefty legal fees he sent me a message that he has drawn support lo and behold the first one to do so into my account the sibling was of a safe when questioned about the actual amounts donated simply stating it was a meaningful some one pressed further joked it's not one dollar we might not know the amounts but we do know this is a prime example of a lengthy family feud ass's the dispute over this colonial era bungalow more lish after his death the quarrel got so bad it's his brother publicly accused him of misusing his position for personal gain but the prime minister denies putting self interests before good governance. regarding the. continued existence and honks as my reward as prime minister. if i meet a trench magic properties to bolster my struggling after thirteen years as prime minister must be in a pretty stark state the people of singapore were also reassured that disputes would distract. more important. over the last week singaporeans have been disturbed and confused by news of the private dispute between my siblings and me i deeply regret that this

you will behold me that and then i'm as bad as some other hotshot i mean. where. norman is said the unmuddy the elder man i. love. when the armies of the first crusade finally break into jerusalem in july tenth ninety nine they release the pent up tensions of three years on the march having finally achieved their spiritual goal so really it's a situation where the crusaders wish to purify the city. take you back for themselves and those defenders that survived of aids or even knights of the city. is a slams third holiest site after the two holy mosques of mecca and medina. but now it was in the hands of the invading crusaders. that might come in the being. let alone. and. far will be had in vienna. and. when actually they must. live without an iran feet. a lot of we interrupted his lessons and received the refugees carrying the holy book the port on. the left damascus and headed towards baghdad. the capital loved our best caliphate . to see the caliph. the universal leader of the muslim world. the great scholar was not allowed to see the caliph. so he decided to e

winning project the uk while it doesn't really blend in with the backdrop the house is quite a sight to behold and we took a closer look at this impressive structure. set in the spectacular landscape of the best kitty mountains the silhouette of a house there makes it immediately clear it was designed by an architect who likes to experiment. the building has to roofs one of the top and one reaching down to the ground the facade is very minimalist architect robert connection his house is considered one of the most modern residential projects in poland you know welcome to my ark it's very foggy today. very little furniture soft colors and straight lines ensure a peaceful ambience. huge windows dominate the room. an elegant and ingenious fireplace offers warmth and coziness. design isn't the essential feature here. the. interior design should be simple and kong and not distract from what's happening outside the house with a cup of the river very nice view from this side and from the other side and it changes every day. even the fog today is magical as if we were in heaven which would you make wit

heel hunched well so then his son also called johann perfected the form of the waltz yet they soon behold the heels if his brother you also played a decisive part and together they expanded on the waltz form of the folklorist so. many original documents some displayed in several rooms johann strauss the younger was born in eighteen twenty five he composed nearly five hundred well it's. not far from the museum is the vienna stage opera the size of the annual opera bowl it traditionally opens with a viennese waltz. is on the few times through the viennese waltz his dance especially often at vienna's balls is we have around four hundred fifty of these events a year practically every week except in july and august when the a butterfly is the stunt and virtually every time they dance a viennese waltz is right from the start it's always the opening waltz of those fires. waltzing successfully means practice practice and practice some more vienna's done schools have no shortage of customers . now earlier in the program we talked about one of venice is rich traditions while amsterdam the dutch cap