french painters, including claude monet, were also intrigued by him.aw an exhibition of turner's works in london in the early 1870s and noted with approval that the english artist "painted with his eyes open." the impressionists admired his ability to capture luminous atmospheric effects. by the end of the 19th century, j.m.w. turner's dream was realized-- landscape painting was elevated to a level unthinkable without the contributions he had made in fifty years of painting.

i just need to train a little, and then i might get to meet jean-claude and get his "claude-o-graph."that's cool. - i got wesley snipe's claude-o-graph at a menards when i was a kid. - seriously? - yeah. - my mom kissed evander holyfield at a house party before i was born. - see me fade away! - oh! [all shouting] oh, that almost went in! - hey, jillian, sweetheart. have you been crying? i mean, like, more than, like, your normal amount? - a little bit, yeah. alice is in an especially shouty mood today. her divorce papers came through, and she's just been acting like a real trick. - divorce papers? cool. - i'm not afraid of her. i will head-butt that cross-eyed bitch. - jillian, get back to your desk. - totally. - holmvik, do you have that website proposal for me, or what? - yes. yeah, yeah, i got it right here. - ahem. 'sup, alice.

. >> rose: claude, your son. >> one day, when i was really about to leave picasso told me, you know, you are complaining about the ten years you spent with me, but i will give them to you back at the end of your life. and now that i am 90, i think, because nobody lives that long in my family, you know. so i think probably i believe that he gave me much more positive than negative on the whole. >> and i think you gave him so much, because it is clear from having worked on this show that in this is a great, great phase in picasso's life and it is very positive and he does do -- >> but there was love on both decide you have to admit it was love, it was a big passion on both sides. >> and it is innovative and new stuff, and it is -- and i think that is what francoise gave him was this, you know, it is a hugely positiveime, and ts is what i wante to prove in e show and show how enormously important, enormously positive that period is. >> rose: let's look at some things and show that through the paintings by picasso. >> well, this is a portrait of me in 1946 -- in at that -- yes, 1946. >>

french painters, including claude monet, were also intrigued by him.aw an exhibition of turner's works in london in the early 1870s and noted with approval that the english artist "painted with his eyes open." the impressionists admired his ability to capture luminous atmospheric effects. by the end of the 19th century, j.m.w. turner's dream was realized-- landscape painting was elevated to a level unthinkable without the contributions he had made in fifty years of painting.

claude giroux suspended because of this head shot. game five tonight on the nbc sports network. basketball, spurs had the best regular season record. first team to move on the second round of the playoffs. pulled off a clean sweep in utah. held on 87-81. los angeles clippers and grizzlies needed overtime and chris paul went 8 of his 27 in the extra period. he grabbed a 3-1 series lead. finally to the diamond for an amazing lay from a minor league game in texas. the left fielder and center-fielder went up and over the wall to make the home run saving grab. double your pleasure, double your fun. austin need grab. a great effort but ironically his team lost the game by a home run. that's your early look at sports on "early today." >>> who is in trouble, who got married, and who would you choose to play jimi hendrix? your early morning entertainment headlines are ahead. before they were madmen there was hef. his most important tool when it came to keeping track of his women. you're watching "early today." . >>> welcome back to "early today" on this tuesday. rainy day for much of tex

>>mark: the oakland a's pitcher debartolo claude picked up his first home victory in a month.f apple >>gary: the >>darya: lincecum is not doing that great. >>darya: the avengers dominated the box office. blockbuster pulled it another $55 million in domestic sales. battleship was another big one. it was a distant second cleared its first weekend in the theaters. the dictator with sasha varicolored, it has gotten ok reviews. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look from wall street. before facebook is getting hammered right now. it is down $4.43, facebook now trading at $33.42. >> >> >>mark: we are following take to after watching face but shares. facebook shares.

. >> claud, claudia. >> javi. >> uy. >> buenos días. >> buenos días. >>e estaba esperando.estido de cualquier cantidad d cosas en el programa, pero yo creo quei look sigue siendo mi look. >> dices que tú no eres candidato para mira quien baila, no, ¿cierto que no? >> yo soy el mejor bailarín, pero sí, h por momento también me han puesto a bailar en alguno que otro programa. >> ¿y de canto? >> la verdadue, que no >> porque yo me acuerdo que una vez con una cotorra. >> ahí hacia wa. ♪. >> bueno javi, ya estamos aquí en el gimnasio. tu normalmente después de, de la radio vienes a la, a, entrenar, ¿qué haces? >> sí, cada vez que puedo vengo, trato de, de venir 3, 4 veces a la semana. tengo a mi entrenador que anda por ahí, es josé. >> ¿puedes o no? >> no. >> muévelos, no sé si salen, bueno, bienvenido sea. >> si, me voy a sentar encima, filas. >> quizá una entrevista, a cavar conmigo. >> dale, dale, esto es una muestra de que, ¡si se puede! >> bien, ahora nuestro público tiene que votar por el mejor reportaje. si le gustó el de sissi, si le gustó el de mariela, le gustó el de c

the southbound lanes were shut down just before the north avenue exit, a local accidents claude the expressway. drivers will have to contend with other traffic woes. emergency full lane closures will continue overnight this week, all northbound lanes will close from 10:00 p.m. until 4:00 and, and tomorrow and wednesday, all southbound lanes will close from 10:00 until 4:00. other lane closures will be in effect tuesday through friday. for a map of alternate routes, go to our web site. >> sixth graders wrestle with a very tough decision today. should the country go to war? it was one of the new interactive on-line games and for the henry pall cast your vote. it educates people on the war of 1812. visitors act as legislators in deciding whether were should be declared against great britain. they say the game brings a sense of relevance to an historic event. >> it continues to rise in popularity and concussions are taking center stage. >> in the sport of lacrosse, helmets are a necessity among male -- of one male players but not females. we take a look at what is being done to protect young women

claude giroux suspected one game. between the devils and flyers at 7:30 eastern on the nbc sports network. >>> basketball, the spurs had the best record. they held on 87-81. now to los angeles, clippers and grizzlies needed overtime. that's where chris paul scored 8 of his 27. they grab a commanding 3-1 series lead. >>> finally, to the diamond for an amazing play from a minor league game in texas. deep fly ball. watch as both the left fielder and center fielder went up and over the wall to make the home run saving grab. double your pleasure, double your fun. a great effort, but ironically this team lost the game by a home run. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another check of the weather. let's check back in with meteorologist bill karins. >> that's the effort we want around here, lynn. >> diving over the desk to pick up my script? i'll work on that. >> yes. let's make sure the camera's rolling. good morning, everyone. if you're in areas of new england, if you look outside, i'm sure eve

>> the former head of the national heart, lung and blood institute claude lon font estimated if we cutour sodium in half we could save 150,000 lives a year. >> really? >> salt is big. >> what are the various sources of sodium are there besides salt? >> packaged foods, restaurant foods, they're all loaded with salt. we've got to cut them back. >> so sodium is coterminus with salt, salt is sodium, sodium is salt, sodium doesn't have any other expression. >> it comes in sodium glute i mate -- >> msg sti as bad as it was 20 years ago? >> no one wants to put it in their products. >> i sprinkle it on my steaks before i cook them. >> no one is sensitive to them. >> do you think it's going to kill me? >> if it hasn't yet i think you'll be ok. >> what else have you observed, what is germane to what you do, like you're seeing this huge product flow, how many different products? >> this year alone we're looking at food products, probably food and beverage products, about 15,000. >> in your whole commodity review how many products are there? >> if you look at worldwide, we're probably reporting an

cockermouth second with a win a local multi-faith game is just kicking off as is the ground again and jean-claude gangs are in the minutes of a goal this champions and eight through to two are being meanwhile told will be relegated to a folder with that much time to take in the relegation group related school that is up who wants to take what about the minutes to play. meanwhile later in england all three teams are vying for a fourth spot or an auction on wednesday top number of the current fulfil a side of no winner bolton would enhanced their hopes of qualification for europe's premier competition next season however only ahead of newcastle on goal difference with chelsea just a point on those two sides made to stamford bridge. while over in spain real madrid can secure all the league a title on wednesday joins a marine hero's man away to be rightfully find his outlet to build a way that would. well their first championship in four seasons second place barcelona meanwhile white house the top four sides malaga coriolanus side lose the title will go to well automatically before the game manager r

joining us is claude coursy. he's managing partner of tomorrow ventures and five-star manager mark traverse, president of intrepid capital. welcome to "street signs." let me get to you first of all. investing in stocks forget about it. is that i sign of the bottom if you take the old adage it's darkest before the dawn? >> absolutely. i feel very positive about what i see out there. i look for external cues and i see people spending money out there. i see people traveling. i see people spending money at the movies and stores. so i view that as a very positive sign. i think it's more a long-term approach that's so critical to this investment market. whether that's in the public markets or private markets like we invest in, i think that's critical in this day and age. >> do you think it's sad essentially, mark, that a lot of people are gun-shy? when you think about it, if people take the plunge when you've got the scary headlines, say if you invested back in march 2009 you would have doubled your money. if you inves

district's contract proposal should be rejected and whether or not chicago public schools chief jean-claude brizard should resign ct you would need approval from 75% of its total membership before teachers could go on strike and a cps spokeswoman calls that survey inflammatory and unnecessary their restrictions for travel on metra during the nato summit ... passengers will not be allowed to carry food or liquid on the train during those three days that includes coffee and one lane will be shut down entirely that monday there will be several station closings during the event ... you can go to the metra web site for specifics coming up next at noon: please make more arrests in the kidnapping of a tennessee mother and her three daughters >>with a little help from his hollywood friends george clooney crazes $15 million for the president and mitt romney is apologizing for something that happened while he was in high the man accused of kidnapping two girls from tennessee and murdering their mother and sister has killed himself. authorities say adam mayes shot himself in the head as search crews c

assigning johnny popham, a wonderful reporter, to do it and then eventually two of my personal heroes, claude sitton and john herbers. i mean, these were foreign correspondents or war correspondents working on american domestic soil. we forget so readily in this country that particular part of our shameful history and how much energy went into suppression of the human spirit, which is why this movement is so great. 'cause, "a," it is a children's movement. and it is really about-- i really-- the book that we've mentioned here is my favorite book of my own, because it's really about the nobility of ordinary people. they're not famous. they weren't even big men or women on the black campuses. they were children of people who, i think, almost family by family, had never finished high school. so the fact that this was going to be the first member of the family to graduate from college was a great thing to put at risk. their parents were, in most cases, off the books economically. they'd grown up in the poorest part of the country. and did not want their children in jail. they did not want these c

of the euro as it may be it seems to be an incredibly polarizing issue now we've heard from john claude juncker the head of the e.u. finance ministers the. finance minister saying that any talks of greece leaving the euro at basically propaganda we're also hearing similar things from charles de lehrer who's from the institute of international finance he says that it's certainly not inevitable that greece will be leaving and says that he hopes that compromise can be found however on the other side of the argument. people who don't believe that it would be such a problem if greece left the the eurozone or people like the italian industry minister who says that it really things could just continue as normal without greece should they pull out or should they be removed from the eurozone and revert back to the drachma now all of this is going to continue to be discussed over the coming weeks and there is a large meeting taking place on the thirty first of may in around two week's time of e.u. finance ministers of course not in that caretaker government in charge in athens at the moment they

claud monet >> i like it more than new york i think it is really nice.ng through the city and driving into it at night to see the skyline reflection and the water is stunning really is absolutely beautiful place to live. >> students from university of colorado for the first time studying with school of global affairs part of the g 8 research group. >> we do research for the entire global community insight into what is happening at summits associated summits such as the nato summit and what is happening. >> believes the nato summit here will be one of the most productive in history the main conversations surrounding afghanistan and al qaeda >> difficult task but a full commitment of all 28 countries of nato standing shoulder to shoulder to keep the job done at >> when they need a break from research they just have to walk to the media center and get great ethnic chicago food. >> stay tuned wgn it for coverage of the nato summit special report wgn morning news. coverage nato summit. complete wrap up on the news at night coverage all day wgntv.com. and held

zhang claude trichet a announced a plan and of course his plan involved declaring countries bankrupt within europe ceding their sovereignty and giving the power to brussels to implement their there are a financial governance now this is been the announced plan by the e.c.b. by these technocrats in europe as well as united states for quite some time which is we need this kind of global financial governance in order to fix the problem and you know it's almost as if they are governing by crisis using one crisis after another to make their own point and he states in his plan we need a quantum leap in governance they absolutely have an agenda and i believe it is to let these countries wallow in their own financial failure and then offer a solution which is taking their sovereignty and governing that governing them from on high from brussels yes you mentioned that problem brussels what about the power in germany at the moment we're seeing obviously the most successful economy in the eurozone. do you think though that what we're seeing with the g eight leaders now saying they want to see gr

by 4 claude gueant 5:00 p.m., 90 degrees for the high temperature. it will feel like the mid 90's when you factor in the humidity. -- by 4:00:00 and 5:00, 90 degrees. there is a heat advisory today. 30% of the viewing area will have a thundershower. patchy clouds later this midday into the afternoon. fairly pleasant overall, just warm and muggy. tropical storm beryl is along the florida-georgia coastline. it will do a 180 turn and track back to the carolina coast line and then off to see. it will not affect us in washington. by the end of the week behind the cold front of the humidity will plummet, temperatures will drop. by friday we are looking at highs in the upper 70's. changes coming throughout the week. partly cloudy to 1970. increasing clouds tomorrow and a pretty good chance of widespread showers and thunderstorms throughout tuesday afternoon and evening. late-day showers and storms likely tomorrow, pretty widespread. still warm, near 90 degrees. there is the lower humidity. wait until wednesday afternoon to have the drier air. by friday, and

thanks for coming today, master sergeant, claude piles and his daughter, and margaret davis, presidenteo of the marine corps scholarship foundation wonderful work to you. >> thank you for your support and the country's support. >> holly over to you. >>> 8:19 a.m. we are at 72 degrees on this warm memorial day morning. this hour, scary moments when a plane crashs in a california bay. what happens, plus, a big anniversary for the golden gate bridge after the break, meet a special woman who is helping mark this major milestone. we will be right back. you are watching fox 5 what makes hershey's s'mores special? pure chocolate goodness that brings people together. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. pure hershey's. i'm drinking dunkin'. medium iced, cream and sugar. dunkin' iced all day long. dunkin' keeps me going. it gives me the boost i need. dunkin' iced keeps me moving and grooving. i run on dunkin'. america runs on dunkin' coffee. [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line

>> they say that she deserves the war for what she does on the claude gueant off the clock. >> she would always go above and beyond. the call of beyond and that was at the most important time in our lives for the twins. when she won it really felt like the ultimate validation of what we knew about her that she was really extraordinary and what she does. >> initially she tookmrs. mills wanted to take on the task of caring for the twins herself but her husband encouraged her to get a nanny. >> i was not trying to nurse as a new mother and do all these things and she was very kind and she supported me as well. >> the excepted the award at the international conference earlier this month in las vegas. she still gets emotional when thinking about the moment. >> words cannot describe the feeling of being appreciated so much. there you go, buddy. >> she says she would not change her career for anything and shares this high honor with pride. >> every nanny deserved to be in any of the year. >> jummy olabanji reporting from bethesda. >> congratulations to her. there are offers germs. >> and a face

fdr de-claude his critics with humor. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: it is a measure of how well the speechorks that follows part of the memorial. richard nixon pulled a similar trick defending himself against accusations he received improper gifts by listing his kids' dog checkers as one of them. >> and i just want to say this right now, that regardless of what they say about it, we're going to keep him. >> reporter: voters ate it up. it does not always go well. lindin johnson picks his beagle up by the ears and animal lovers howled. still almost every president has had at least one dog and make, just maybe there's a reason beyond politics. >> the presidency is a very lonely undertaking. i think there are very many moments in the white house where what you really want to do is take your pet for a walk. >> ah. and if you want to know more about presidential pets, there is a photo gallery of all the pets who lived at the white house. go to whitehouse.gov. >> you'll hear from a young man who went for therapy to try to change him from gay to straight and if you leave the house right now, just

. >> that was mayor jean claude on why she says the recall efforts against her are fading. and with the deadline for the first petition recall one week away, even the backers say that there's little chance it will get the 20,000 signatures needed to qualify for the ballot. >> there's no doubt that people want to vote on recalling of the mayor. people are not happy with her performance, they maybe not happy with the way the recall campaign was run frankly. >> saw what happened? after all, according to a recent independent poll, about three out of four oakland voters are not happy with her performance so far. >> i don't like her. >> she is doing a mediocre job. >> the same poll found that a majority of oakland voters, even those that disagree with her were not ready to recall her. >> it is a waste of money. >> supporters tell us that it came down to money. >> you need the money to hire a cancer to get 20,000 signatures, and for whatever reason, the finances were not forthcoming. >> much of the furor over her performance originates from her handling, or mishandling, of last ye

there is even discussion with him as president, ali, he may pick somebody like jean-claude tricchet tonister, that the markets in the united states and global investors could support. it will be a tilt towards growth and not austerity, but i don't see them scrapping anything that will put the euro into trouble. >> john, thank you very much for that. john defterios in abu dhabi. he mentioned gerhard schroeder. germany is the largest economy and the main proponent of the cost cutting measures we have short-handed into austerity. what happens there if anti-austerity candidates are elected in key european countries. can the eurozone and the currency survive and what does that mean to everybody else including you? we're going live to berlin next. to watch it for us. s thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe,

this is an individual by the name of claude elwood shannon. >> that's right.as a statistician who suggested it. he's a very famous person as well. >> this is claude shannon, i just want to read this portion and then john can describe what makes them interesting. >> when you're his wife gave him a unicycle is a gift. shannon quickly begin writing, and then he began building his own unicycle is to challenge himself to see how smart he could make one that could still be road. when he was in the office, shannon would take a break from his work and write his unicycle up and down the hallway of bell labs. he would not at the passerby. he would go up and down the hall to. he was a man who rarely showed up on time for work, who often played chess or fiddled with machines all day, complete who frequently went down the hall juggling her pogoing, he didn't care what anyone thought of him or period it seemed obvious that he had the flexibility of an artist even though he was categorized as a scientist. such a wonderful description. for a guy that was pogoing down the hall

this is an individual by the name of claude elwood shannon. >> that's right. there was a statistician who suggested it. he's a very famous person as well. >> this is claude shannon, i just want to read this portion and then john can describe what makes them interesting. >> when you're his wife gave him a unicycle is a gift. shannon quickly begin writing, and then he began building his own unicycle is to challenge himself to see how smart he could make one that could still be road. when he was in the office, shannon would take a break from his work and write his unicycle up and down the hallway of bell labs. he would not at the passerby. he would go up and down the hall to. he was a man who rarely showed up on time for work, who often played chess or fiddled with machines all day, complete who frequently went down the hall juggling her pogoing, he didn't care what anyone thought of him or period it seemed obvious that he had the flexibility of an artist even though he was categorized as a scientist. such a wonderful description. for a guy that was pogoing down

so we had 13 destroyer escorts and four claude jones. they were failures. they only stayed in the fleet for about 15-16 years. and the second generation we tried something smaller, the asheville gun boats, built 17 of them. their average year of service was only eight years. there just wasn't a need for them. they were actually created because of the cuban missile crisis. they were going to do interdiction, but they wound up doing all sorts of other smaller mission bees. and then in the third generation we built six hydrofoils, high-speed, low-drag ships really cool looking. very highly armed for their size. they had an average year service of only 31.5 years -- 11.5 years. so we come to the forty generation -- fourth generation, and the u.s. navy has essentially decided the smallest combatant in the fleet should be about 4,000 tons, the size of a good-sized frigate. so the fourth generation from '90-'91, the key operational program now is land attack. it's all about rapidly defeating an enemy's invasion. so what you need is a lot of capacity for a lot of g

host: let's go to schenectady, new york, claude, independent line.aller: senator, i'm going to take the last caller's word for it that you are a hell of a nice guy. but here's the deal. if you want to get this housing market on the upswing, these banks have to go on a if you can pay mortgage, not your credit bureaus, because your credit bureaus are not always correct. there's always something in there that is holding you up. and the thing is is that if you have substantial income to pay a mortgage, then you should be able to buy property. i've been trying to buy property, acreage, with a double wide on it, and having one heck of a time and i lost a couple of good deals because of a credit problem. and like i said, your credit bureaus are not always correct. there's always something in there somewhere, and this housing market is going to stay where it is or worse because people can't buy. and look at all the people that lost their homes. are their credit -- are their credit ratings up to the standard? it wasn't their fault, but their credit ratings ar

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claud claudia. >> yes, ross. it was the second one in two days.eath toll was 16 but the impact is going to be quite sick can't also on the economy as you were mentioning. 15,000 employees will not be working in the next days. hundreds of small businesses have shut down. the impact in terms of numbers could be over 1 billion euros. this area contributing about 1% of gdp. that's 16 euros per year. the industries that have been hit are the biomedical and -- food in particular. parmesan cheese. 10% has been affected. also dialysis machines and cardiology machinery that is produced in this area that contributes to the biomedical sector, also the impact there will be significant. another sector that's important to note is the luxury car sector. in that area, somewhere between 10 and 19 miles of the epicenter are low katsd lamb bore guydy, maserati, and ferrari. 800 lamborghini employees were evacuated. they're still not works. 650 maserati and 3,000 ferrari employees did go to work. on the three, that's the only ones operating today. lamborghini, 12 car

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. >> y tenemos a claude para que nos enseÑe trucos de limpieza. >> y estoy esperando una niÑa. >> felicidadeseposar unos 5 minutos. >> y luego lo que vas a hacer es enjuagar con agua caliente >> mata y quita todas las bacterias. >> asÍ que bueno. >> en cuÁnto empieza a raspar con el limÓndespierta americaunn uso. >> no te vayas a dormir con la cocina sucia. >> tengo que admitir, no me voy a la ca si no dejo la cocin impecable. >> pasando minutos extras en la noe puedes ay! ¿quiÉn quiere enar a la cocina al dÍa siguiente y encontrar que huele a cafÉ rancio?. >> ¿quiÉn quiere entrar a desayunar de esa nera?. >> limpia tu superficie con clorox de manera que puedas matar todos los microbios y por Último antes de apagar la cocina, trapea. >> me gusta lavanda y es lo que hago. >> pasar unos segundos antes de dormir. >> y legendario conjos uno que se ha pasado como de genera amÓn en generaciÓn las mujeres de mi familia, somos conocidas como por ser un poquito neurÓticas con la limpieza y es limpiar no limpies por dÓnde pasa la novia. >> con esoay que decir hay que limpiar a profundid. >> con un simp

demonstrators in february, free streets -- free to speak restricted, unfair trials, amputations, claudeots of death penalties, many held in secret. it is a very grim picture, and i want in particular to single out the case of the seven bahai leaders who were sentenced to 20 years. the sentence was reinstated last year. in may they marked four years of a 20-year sentence for basically practicing their religion. it is a human rights situation that is very disturbing. eritrea, likewise, is a situation where there are a range of very serious problems. it is a government that restricts any kind of dissent or openness. we did not rank countries. unfortunately, there are a number of countries that have consistent gross human rights violations. they would certainly be on that list. [unintelligible] >> it also calls the game 10 u.s. trade i am wondering, looking for, are you concerned about 2014 and what happens when the transition occurs? >> we are concerned, and afghan women and women leaders are greatly concerned. women are critical factors in the reconciliation and we integration process. th