and so the ottoman turks then established themselves in the capital city, renamed it istanbul, and it is known as such till this present day. now, it is important to understand that the decorative scheme that we see here in this particular church does reflect the very important and essential and fundamental principles which were established during this middle classical, middle byzantine phase, classical-- the classical decorative phase, because each image that you see in this particular church is not to be seen as an isolated phenomenon, as an isolated painting, but we need to keep in mind three very essential principles. the first of which is that the image or images that you see, in this cathedral you have 65, relate to one another. they must establish a relationship with one another. 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 syn

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astana, a capital created at the whim of a president. as the citylls, the hopes and fears of thousands and and fears of thousands and thousands ride on its destiny. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello and welcome to nhk nows line. i'm ross mihara in tokyo. tokyo has won the bid to host the 2020 summer olympics. the olympic committee announced the decision less than an hour ago. >> the international olympic committee has the honor of announcing that the game of the 32nd olympiad in 2020 are awarded to the city of --

given the fact the you have so many cities within tiny taiwan trying to become the meeting capitals ofsia or of the world , would you think that would be kind of diverging the resources away from some of the leading cities in taiwan that have a better chance of becoming the meeting capital of the world? >> before i answer your question, i think we have to look at the m.i.c.e. not as one industry. its industry is different. for example, out of every city, even every township, like small towns, they also have their advantage to develop their own meeting industry. they can attract some medium and small sized, or pretraining -- corporate training to come to have their meeting there. for exhibition, because exhibition is very difficult for the other city to compete with taipei city. >> of course. >> before the incentive, i would say they have a very unique sales point with -- compared with the other cities. >> even quality and. >> everybody has to be thinking about we are not copying the same thing as top they did in the past. -- as taipei did in the past. there are cities and of her market

they are not in the capital city where a lot of development happen first. so yes, you still see a lot of people. a lot of people were very dignified. they have come to the fact that look, there's nothing you can do. your hand was chopped off all your foot and you've got to live on with your life. that's one thing i love about my people. if it wasn't for that, none of us would've, of what happened in sierra leone spent and you are watching the tv c-span2. "radiance of tomorrow," ishmael beah's second book is coming out in january of 2014. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the author a book titled in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours every week and with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. now on booktv, on she meant talks about the follow up for best selling memoir. she discusses what her life has been like

system as we hard before two thousand and eight that lead to some to our next story here on venture capital city thank you very much indeed patrick down from t.v. advisors always a pleasure you're welcome now a consequence of the financial crisis is the growing popularity of cyber current says basically the big question because they're free from central manipulation and government control and now becoming a.t.m. czars to be installed in cities around canada that's vegas based rover cohen is the company behind the scenes this move is being seen as a huge step to taking a virtual currency to mainstream status and breaking some of the misconceptions or even suspicions that surround the alternative coyer said to help me understand how the machines actually what i'm now joined by the c.e.o. of robotically now jordan kelly so do it and can you explain to me just in simple terms how do they work. you know the unfortunate thing about that corner now is the problem that customers through is to acquire. what we've spent the last year trying to solve and we believe we've solved it very well is by giving pe

19th century when european ships braved these waters to hunt whales for oil to light europe's capital cities. missionaries, and fur traiders followed, and inuit life changed forever. after world war ii, royal canadian mounted police forced inuit to government-created settlements and a federal justice system was imposed. aboriginal children were forced to attend infamous residential schools, where sexual abuse, disease and even death were common. the effects can still be felt today. >> certainly the rapid social and economic changes over the last two generations have had a big effect. if you look at the suicide rate it's many, many times the national rate especially for young inuit men. so those things are a crises, they're leading to more illness, they're leading to psychological trauma. >> resolute's hunters are drawing names to find out who will participate in this seasons polar bear hunt. until recently, hunting rights like many other like many other parts of intuit life, were regulated by ottowa. in 1993, desperate for a say in their own future, the inuit of the norhwestern territories,

. >> explosions taking place across the capital city of baghdad. nine explosions going off in a shiite neighborhood and explosions going off in a mixed neighborhood as well. prosecutors in germany are recommending you wa 40 war crime charges, this announcement following a lengthy investigation. >>> somalia's president survived an assassination attempt. the convoy was ambushed. and those claiming responsibility to the attack have lengths to al-qaida. they safely reached their port city after that ambush. >> there are a pair of reports out that are raising the country's hope for economic recovery. construction spending rose, the biggest gain they have seen coming from the business sector as the demand for office space and buildings increased. another good sign that factories are humming more, the manufacturing growing at its fastest pace in more than two years. >>> from the big august employment report a new study saying that operators in the energy industry has the most job growth over any profession in the past decade. they found the biggest increa

state media report multiple twisters toppled power lines and towns around the capital city and destroyedzens of homes. strong winds ripped roof tops from building and sent debris flying. india. a fist fight broke out between politicians inside a mayor's office in the north. witnesses say some of them hit each other with chairs. their claims it all started when members of one party beat somebody from a rival party who was arguing about local drainage problems. he suffered injuries. police eventually got there to break it all up. el salvador. people threw fireballs in the streets near the capital city san sal if a door during a religious festival. they say the tradition began after a local volcanic eruption 300 years ago. they claim it symbolized the saint's battlez against the devil. they have been celebrating ever since. china. a bride and groom tieing the knot with the help of some big rigs. [horn blowing. >> the groom says he wanted to incorporate his day job into the wedding party. he hired tractor-trailer for wedding. that's our fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> harris: app

people threw fireballs in the streets near the capital city during a festival. tradition began after a local volcanic eruption 300 years ago, claiming it symbolized their battle against the devil. they've been celebrating ever since. china, a bride and groom tying the knot with the help of some big rigs. the groom says he wanted to incorporate his day job into the wedding party, so he hired tractor-trailer cabs as limousines for the motorcade. that's a wrap on this fox trip "around the world in 80 seconds." >>> apparently, some people enjoy their job so much, they live at the office, really. we'll show you why employees have traded in their community for beds. n...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes, my feet and legs feel less tired. i'm

. >>> fox news alert, a bloody attack rocking the capital city of kenya.eo in of adults and children running for their lives. look at this. we're learning that several gunmen stormed an upscale shopping center firing ak-47s, throwing grenades, allegedly targeting non-muslims. and the state department says that americans may be among the injured. so we're going to keep close tabs on that. hello, everybody. >> welcome to a brand new "america's news headquarters." >>> the red cross says nearly two dozen people are dead and that number is expected to rise. right now the

more people in critical condition after a train collided with a double decker bus in canada's capital city of ottawa. witness reports conflict on whether it was the bus or the train's fault. those are the headlines. real money with ali velshi is up next on al jazeera. >> the fed keeps its food on the accelerator. good news for investors. and more big name economies are changing their healthcare to private exchanges. we'll explain what this means for you and your healthcare cost. but the man who is putting his name on the debt crisis. this is david schuster for ali velshi, and this is "real money." [♪ music ] >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half hour by using the twitter ashe tag aj real money. there was a big announcement that thrilled investors. in a huge surprise fed chair ben bernanke said that the fed would not take money away from stimulus programs because of head winds facing the economy. >> in light of these encertain thes we decided to wait for more evidence. of the sustained economy. >> some of th

the main road that connects it to mexico's capital city has been cut off by widespread flooding. as a result, thousands of holidaymakers who had traveled to the pacific for the independence a weekend have found themselves still stranded in acapulco, many without basic necessities and becoming increasingly desperate to get home. the mexican red cross is helping to distribute emergency supplies . the operations continue to be hampered by the weather. >> we use helicopters to transport materials. there are many landslides. >> file tropical storm manuel has caused chaos in the western hilees, in east -- wow -- wo tropical storm manuel has caused chaos in the western states, an estimated 1.2 million people have been advised the -- have been affected. peoplere still over 50 believed to have been killed. it is believed that tropical storm manuel could strengthen again, given the streaking -- giving the stricken community little chance to recover. terrifying scenes for people in mexico. ,nd more in ottawa, canada where there was a horrific scene when a passenger car collided with a doubl

. >> reporter: an attack taking place kenya's capital city of nairobi. at least 39 people are dead and at least 150 are injured. some americans are among the wounded. >>> al jazeera's an ders simmons has the latest. >> this was the softest of targets. nairobi's prestigious shopping mall packed with children and families. shooting at random. people hid where they could. trying to give those inside a chance to escape. but the mall is a huge complex with dozens of shops and stores. >> they came to the mall. [ sirens ] >> outs people escaped rushing out wherever they could find an opening. kenyan security forces evacuated others. al shabab takes responsibility for the attack in retribution on the mall. the security told the nation they are still loose. >> we are secure the maul. it's a very delicate operation. our pop detroit is the safeguard of lives of innocent people held newspaper this unfortunate incident. but let me make it clear that we shall how about down the perpetrators wherever they run to. we shall get them. we shall punish them for this heinous

through our city's ten-year capital plan. this proposed budget includes unprecedented levels of general fund sub poderth for these smart capital investments. ~ support $72 million in year one and $105 million in year two. thank you, president david chiu, for your collaboration on our city's 10 year capital plan that will ensure we strategically invest in our city's infrastructure. (applause) >> now, this budget will fully fund the street repaving program to improve streets and sidewalks and continue construction and planning on critical projects such as the water and sewer system improvement programs, our new general hospital, the bayview opera house, and improvements to muni. and thanks to the 195 million dollar voter approved parks bond, we will continue to invest in our parks and open spaces. (applause) ~ >> last year, together with the support of voters, we passed the housing trust fund, a $1.5 billion stream of funding over the next 30 years for affordable housing and assistance to first-time home buyers. over the next t

what is not known is how many people are trapped inside or hiding at the westgate mall in the capital city. 59 people we know are dead. at least 175 are said to be injured. some of them americans, 49 people are missing even as we speak. american and israeli security specialists now said to be working with kenyan forces in trying to resolve the crisis. al jazeera's alexandria simmons has more on the investigation into the attack >> reporter: much focus is being put on the early moments of this attack. 12:00 midday gunshots, grenades thrown but the response was for an armed robbery. this sort of policeman was called to the scene, not the anti-terrorist squad, not any specialist forces. that didn't happen until after an hour many people, indeed the people of kenya are beginning to think mistakes were made and an inquiry is inevitable. right now, it's thought amongst the security services that more could have been done to contain the attack. more could have been done to prevent hostages being taken because they are con for theed now with a complicated situation. it's not as if the hostages in

but, yes, you are right, there is a particular catalyst n fact two in the capital city, the principlethe moment seems to be this cultural center which is being sponsored intriguingly enough not boot buy the government by an international movement that has done a lot to sponsor inter faith dialogue. but here in turkey, it's not playing well, because what some members, i have to stress it, some members of the community not all of them, feel that this is being foisted on them against their will. they haven't asked for it, they are being told that they are going to have it and that hasn't gone down well the other catalyst for the protests apart from the general background of political unhappiness that dates back to the so-called protests and beyond, is that there is an initiative on one of the universities to drive a big road through a protected wilderness area chopping down lots of trees echos of the ecological sensitivities there. but yes, we saw wince again protesters out on the streets in the thousands engaged in skirmishes with police. there is at times almost a ceremonial aspect to

think it is really interesting. >> let us talk about the differences and similarities between the capital citiesat are some of the similarities? >> they are really totally dissimilar. brazil -- brasilia is a planned city in the 1960's. it was a city of the 20th century. it was designed to be used by car. it is a very beautiful city with a lot of space, with a lot of beautiful buildings. a lot of architectures and urban designers from the world over go to study brasilia. it is a really beautiful place. i think i should included in the place you should visit. but a lot of people think it is not people friendly, not a people friendly city. it is not so easy to walk around, not so easy to use the city. i think taiwan is a 21st-century city. i could compare it to new york. a city made to be used by foot. it is incredible. i like it very much. i use it almost every day, my bicycle. this is one of the main differences. another difference is, brazil is a very open space. brasilia was put in the middle. not exactly in the middle, but in the middle of high land in brazil, with a lot of open space. that is

and caused such a tragic morning in canada's capital city. kimberly helcutt, al jazeera. >> good evening, i'm michael eaves. former boxing champion ken norton who gained prominence by beating mohamed ali, died, now he lost the rematch to ali in 1973 but he would later earn the wbc heavy weight crown in 1978 and he finished his career with a record of 42, 7and 11 knockouts. ken norton was 70 years old. >>> today the browns and colts pumentd off cleveland agreeing to send trent richardson to a first round draft pick. richardson rushed for 950 yards and a browns rookie record 11 tuppedz last year. this trade now gives the colts two of the top three draft picks, quarterback andrew luck and now richardson. >>> the nfl has fined four players from end game hits. a clear indication that the nfl is trying to send a message. john madden and ronnie lott, being played and they're being coached properly and that is being seen by all the people watching the video and no one watches more video than john madden. i do believe this is a very positive shift in

some retailers say it goes against the city's claim to be a west coast fashion capital. are simply moving their fur items to stores just outside of the city limit. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. it's officially oktoberfest. we'll show you some of the celebrations around the world. ♪ ♪ (annouer) swerhe cl ofthgril withew fskiegrilrs, fu of aty nderand crchy tes. >> germany's 180th oktoberfest began this weekend. the mayor of munich tapped the first beer to begin the celebration. this will be christian ude's last year tapping the keg after two decades in service. the mayor's term will end this year and will be unable to run again after reaching the maximum number of elections. he opened his final ceremony >> the cincinnati ohio is the second largest. george taki. the grand marshal of this celebration and in keeping with the celebration he led the chicken dancethe world's second-largest oktoberfest celebration is underway in cincinnati, and joining in on the fun is star trek actor george takei as the grand marshal at this and - in keeping with in the "chicken dance". the

the top of the basement of the tall tower and they're now freed and they seem to fall to to the capital city to a should maybe you can hear it from time to time on the rock we we hear shelling though we hear her shots into the army yes to try to get change of position they think are held by the military situation from the ground not my village is a known worldwide as one of the people who are they still make quite. which language so you can cry. a number or a. monetary concern monetary fund can. run the group. so i may be a member of. the world. thinking. on the operating model of actually although i'm not. in the market for even moderate hope about norton as a. problem. this may look like an ordinary farewell amongst friends but the man in the lawn as lama coat is a suicide bomber leaving on his final journey. this is his last conversation with his elder brother in a car that is supposed to take him to the rules of the central prison in aleppo syria and then explode sending him to paradise according to his beliefs these clips were found on a letter top taken from one man seen in the food ag

a terrorist attack the opposition currently puts the death toll at seven an explosion hit the capital city of an item on the street in a fierce battle ground between the rebel forces and the army for months. the french appeals court may have stripped nicolas sarkozy of the chance of a political comeback it's ruled an investigation should proceed into accusations the former president the heiress of the l'oreal cosmetics. vetting koren to follow because election campaign back in two thousand and seven its leader allegedly used the mental facility approaches which is what if you're suffering from dementia the court's decision made to the trial in the long running scandal in which it was he denies any misconduct. we've got with a news team offering just over half an hour from now the meantime u.s. lawmakers slashed the food stamp program while keeping the bloated military sector intact this and other stories missing in mainstream headlines and breaking the set that's coming your way shortly. the. economic downturn the final. deal sank i and the rest because i think it will be everything. cross

vast quantities of food, raw materials and manufactured goods poured into the capital city. much of this wealth remained at the top, but some trickled down to the other classes as well. this hierarchy of ancient power and wealth is well preserved in the ruins of herculaneum, 120 miles southeast from the capital in rome. the city of herculaneum rested on the shores of the mediterranean. its seaside buildings housed the boats of fishermen and traders. like its better known neighbor, pompeii, herculaneum was built in the shadow of vesuvius, which erupted in a.d. 79 to bury both cities in ash and lava. excavation superintendent tommasa budetta and her assistants dug through the lava to expose warehouses that once sat on the beach. inside, victims of the cataclysm as they waited to be rescued. interpreter: pouring into the streets from the stores, they went toward the beach, attempting to flee and to save themselves by sea. here they waited for ships to take them to safe shores. unfortunately, they were choked and crushed under the volcanic debris. naturally, at the moment of the

your capital city clean up program offers $1500 to private property owners to abate on heritage properties. what are the technical requirements to abate graffiti from heritage properties? >> i actually am not an expert in terms of the types of chemicals. so, i really captain answer that question. basically like i said before, we have our contractor on staff who is fully qualified, who is responsible for getting a letter approval through heritage for his chemical. they have to do a test with them to ensure that the products are safe for use on all heritage buildings. and so that's how we've been able to handle our heritage buildings. >> i think most of my experience here in the states is it has more to do with the qualifications -- if it's designated listed historic property, then it tends to shift over to the qualifications have to be somebody that has a certain degree and conservation or that kind of thing. so, it's probably similar. it's some qualification type program. >> alrighty, thank you. i have a question over here. somebody get back here, if i could get you to stand up. your name

a quiet small in kenya's capital city. it turned into chaos. >> i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: dozens of shoppers killed. americans were also among the injured. sarah is in kenya on business. she hid in a stairwell with several others. >> people were saying to text your loved ones. i think people were fearful that if people on the other side of the door heard us, they would know we were there. >> reporter: they were met by members of the red cross who worked to care for the wounded. those behind the attack will be brought to justice. >> our top priority is to safe guard the lives of these people held up in this incident. we will hunt down the perpetrators wherever they run to. >> reporter: the terrorists saying that all muslims were excorted from the mall before the attack suggesting that the targets were people who didn't believe in islam. some of the hostages were still inside the mall. the remaining attackers are pinned down by security. >>> new tonight, san jose made an arrest in the case of a hit-and run-accid

thriving communities peter was named is a british ex-pat who told me how he feels about safety in the capital cityso you've been living here for three years what are your experiences well being or a gay out expire in moscow i think it's to say i'm have any incidents living here and i don't know any friends that have any balance in the surveyor's all right i think they get violent clashes murders and ban parades there is widespread homophobia in russia discrimination is discrimination and needs to be a challenge but has the community become a scapegoat of anti russian propaganda and this tempers flare and protest tourism takes hold in london and new york are activists seeing the full picture. central station is a popular game nightclub such venues aren't in themselves a measure of freedom nor are they the benchmark of human rights and acceptance but they do give something of an insight into the reality of gay life here this isn't about promoting a positive image of russia it's about addressing the fact that even though gay rights are being squeezed and l.g. people have been abusing killed it is pos

while there is mostly peace there today, the capital city of beirut is once again divided. robert ray joins us from beirae with more >> reporter: a city where construction cranes dot the dense skyline. people relax at the sea and buildings sprawl in every direction with roman ruins longside churches and mosques. it looks like a paradise, but it's a city on edge. sectarian tensions are simmering. s suspension and fear is in the area. the conflict in syria is only making things worse. >> it's schizophrenic. every community feels of itself, thinks of itself as a nation. those nations fighting each other. >> across the capitol, various neighborhoods have sharp divisions. flags and signs shows who is in control and who is not welcome. lebanon's 15 year civil war ended in 1990 and syria was left in charge. but syria withdrew military occupation in 2005 and since then, lebanon's sectarian lines have become much clearer. >> during the long civil war from lebanon that ended in 1990, this was the front line of battle. the muslims on the west side, the christians on the east, both figh

. >>> at least 62 people are dead in the terrorist siege of a mall in kenyan's capital city. tara mergener reports from the state department. >> reporter: loud explosions erupted. kenyan officials say government forces took control of the mall. they say two militants have been killed. 10 have been arrested and more hostages have been killed. plumes of black smoke billowed out of the skylight. at the united nations general assembly in new york, president obama talked with kenyan's president by phone. >> to the kenyan people. we stand with them, against this terrible -- that occurred. >> reporter: the state department says they have no confirmation americans were involved with the terrorist group but do say five u.s. citizens were injured. elane escaped the massacre. the california native moved to nairobi two years ago. two of her friends were killed. >> i've had two surgeries. i'm okay, i'm lucky to be alive. >> reporter: at the state department, tara mergener. >>> tonight president obama says the united states is providing law enforcement assistance and all the help it can to

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in yangon, the capital city of myanmar, it's dark.outs are frequent, with the ancient power grid. but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orange hue. for almost 100 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, there was a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished, or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, make more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult ti

capital city beat out madrid, despite concerns of nuclear leaking from the fukushima plant. >>> secretarystate john kerry continues to push for support of the middle east