clay: we would hope so.hat is why i jumped at the opportunity when mike brought it development to your communities who sorely need it. i had to go forward because it was in the best interest of the people that i served, as well as the people he serves. rep. clay: it doesn't matter that he's in the black caucus and i'm in the republican study committee. what does matter is when americans can look at their government and say, this is working because we have the right people at the right place and on the right issues, and they are working for us. this guy is easy to work with. soledad: it's like a love connection. i can't wait to see what else you guys work on. rep. kelly: it could get really big. soledad: thank you for coming to talk to me. announcer: coming up next, president trumps's plan to roll back protections for oceans and lakes is making waves. will he create a flow of cash into the economy or just have a ripple effect? plus, a peaceful place to grow. will getting rid of a parking lot preserve these hi

in the last two yea rs. defeat on clay in the last two years.is the lover rafael nadal in paris, the court is practically his second home. but also looking to move in, juan martin del potro. the argentine towers of the most opponents, and overpowers them, too. they are dull, though, has made a career of climbing mountains. his perseverance and defence is unrivalled. soon he produced a jazz to win the first set. the spaniard's determination clearly a source of frustration. once he builds up a head of steam, the king of clay crafts all sorts of shots. he is the world number one, after all. when after winner, the second set also prevent formality. long from del potro, one set away from another french vital. the track final. we should hardly be surprised that he has now made 11 roland garros finals, and is let to lose one. so rafael nadal has ended with full, but his media player that is into his first grandslam final. dominic thiem is after ending marco cecchinato‘s england will run to the semis. it was also in straight sets. unseeded number 72 in

enslavedere free and potters converted the clay into practical vessels. of allot know the names of the potters who worked in the places, there is one exception. that is david drake. david was a talented potter. the physical force needed to convert raw clay into a vessel this large is a testament to his scale. david speaks to us through his work. more than 150 examples he signed and dates. what is more significant are the pots where he adds his own inscription. here is a man, at a time where it was illegal to teach and enslaved person to read or write is doing both. he is giving the name of his owner. they are an affidavit of resistance. he is creative. not just with his hands, but with his mind. adding columns to the back of his pottery, in this case though words "i saw alliant with a leopards base -- i saw a lion with a leopard's face and felt in need of grace." powerful words from a man. not only does he write his work clay, but his story can be carried through the civil war. to the moment, he no longer signs his name on a pot, but on a piece of paper t

i'm the owner of 3512 clay street. i want to thank the board of appeals, as well for the draft findings and decision. specifically i strongly agree with the findings at this location. in their responses to the proposed findings, public works and verizon both have claimed that verizon's facility meets public works design criteria, is well designed and visually unobject truesive and that it cannot alter the design of any streetscape. well, that may be true in a location such as this one which is shared by the planning department as an example of a facility installed on a post in a historic district. that does not mean it is appropriate for all poles in all locations. verizon seems to think that just because its facilities have been improved in other locations in historic areas that its permit must be granted for this location as well. i would disagree. verizon also claims that because the facility meets public works design criteria it cannot have any impact on private views. verizon is focused on public private views whe

clay can also be found in the north as well as in the region around corn and like constance. granite is found in eastern bavaria and in saxony geological formations such as salt domes have grown over millions of years the layers of rock above are safety barriers that would prevent a release of the radioactive waste even if there were major changes to the surface . so much can happen in a million years there was a time when the alps grew by five millimeters a year so in theory a mountain range with a height of five thousand meters could grow up during that period all that could be a new ice age those are uncertainties we have to live with if we want to get our nuclear waste below ground. going to continue to hear that is negated we'll never have one hundred percent safety at a given time because our knowledge will progress but in my view there's no alternative to this route my worry is the longer we wait the more we run the risk that the politicians will find it less and less attractive to take responsibility. other routes will seem increasingly attractive such as the one that

the king of clay — rafa nadal reaches yet another french open final.stone heavier than his opponent. so lots to come tonight, including news that kenny dalglish has been given a knighthood. all that and if you minutes' time, but first tennis. rafael nadal is through to his 11th french open final, thrashing juan martin del potro and setting—up a title showdown with dominic thiem, the only man to defeat him on clay in the last two years. hugh ferris reports. such is the love of rafael nadal in paris, they feel it is practically a second home. but also looking to move in, juan martin del potro. the argentine towers over most opponents and overpowers them, too. rafael nadal has made a career out of climbing mountains. his perseverance and defence unrivaled. and soon he produced a chance to win the first set, the spaniards determination clearly a source of frustration. once he built up a head of the sting, the king of clay crafts all sorts of shots. he is the world number one after all. winner after winner, the second set also proved a formality. one for de

the undisputed "king of clay" rafael nadal makes history with yet another crown at roland garros.he biggest win in their cricketing history — and their very first — over england. and vicky holland battles to victory in the women's triathlon, leading a british one—two in leeds. every time i thought, you are going to win this, i thought stop thinking about this, relax, but coming up the last hill, i thought it was mine 110w. hello and welcome to sportsday. let's start with the tennis, where rafael nadal won the french open for an 11th time, extending his own incredible record at roland garros. his straight sets win over austria's dominic thiem continues an unpredicidented era in paris for the spaniard, which started back in 2005. patrick gearey was watching the action. for all the french ceremony on men's final day, this is spanish territory. rafael nadal‘s red carpet, where he can look his best and lap up the adulation, his game perfectly moulded to roland—garros‘ clay, he has won all the finals has played on the surface. dominic thiem is one of the few to have beaten him. that was

go definitely underground that's the consensus among scientists around the world locked up insult clay or granite the goal is to found a final storage site by twenty thirty one. storage should then begin in twenty fifty the decisive criterion is that the nuclear waste be stored safely for a million years. i mean your job is to a million years is an inconceivable time span for people technological managerial measures can't really county safety for such a long period the geology can help because it deals with such timeframes and it could be said that i talk to your affirmations that remain stable for hundreds of thousands to millions of years. by contrast we humans and our activities are mis snapshots the pyramids of giza have been standing for four and a half thousand years. the cave drawings of let's go. have survived for as much as seventeen thousand years. homo sapien and city modern humans evolved in africa as recently as two hundred thousand years ago and now homo sapien is wants to build something that will last a million years. or is that just the number invented by politicians t

rafael nadal‘s remarkable run on the red clay of roland garros continues. run on the red clay the worldench open tennis title by beating the seventh seed, dominic thiem, in straight sets. patrick gearey reports. dominic thiem, in straight sets. for all the french ceremony on men's final day, this is spanish territory. on men's final day, this rafael nadal‘s red carpet, where he can look his best and lap up the adulation, his game perfectly moulded to roland—garros‘ clay, he has won all the finals has played on the surface. he has won all the finals has played dominic thiem is one of the few to have beaten him. he matched him until the tenth game and this mistake. the set was gone minutes later. game and this mistake. as a powerful austrian, thiem is known as the thiemenator, but the real machine was at the other end. no male tennis player has been as dominant at a grand slam as him. was there a weakness? as dominant at a grand slam as him. perhaps cramp could stop him. as dominant at a grand slam as him. it prompted nadal to get this done quicker, the champion to be raced through the pa

objects made of clay. > we're in the mariners ceramics gallery and we're looking at one of the largest of most monumental examples pottery produced in the edgefield district of south carolina. edgefield, south carolina, in 19th century, was home to a number of what were essentially plantations. places where free and enslaved converted the clay of the local materials into these very practical vessels. we don't know the names of the potters, but there is one big exception. dave. phenomenally talented potter, just the sheer physical force required to convert raw into a vessel this large is a testament to his skill but speaks to us through his work. more than 150 examples of his even more hat's -- pots ant are the pats where he adds his own poetic inscriptions. illegal tohen it was teach an enslaved person to read or write he's doing both. dating riting his name, his pots and giving the name of his owner, they are an affidavit of resistance, and he's creative. not just with his hands but his mind as well, adding poems to the back of his pottery. in this case, the words, "i saw saw a lion,

thanks to the construct clay at available through google play at the apple store. the idea was hatched by unix conoco take down a museum to get young people interested in art they want the modified images to be shared on social media along with the hash tag constructs craig. andre's schaffer is the man behind the app. that will you know we want to tap into people's creative potential the artworks on display or that you know could take are somewhat off limits so we wanted to give people direct access to art and get on the on. one of the outfielders any becomes available when users actually have visited the munich museum and to get as many digital artists to go and see the real box. you know of an interesting out right away so that shift that you know you dot com will include your address to send the next episode. and that was the upshot. as always we leave through the exit the shift internet find of the week. ten years ago the first smartphone went on sale marking a major technological breakthrough but it was also bad news for the environment says greenpeace. smartp

that is einar mark something clay model with tape to indicate areas that need some more work the most important part of the design workflow is that out he calls the c three process which stands for cad concept and clay milling the cad concept appears in real time on an l.c.d. screen where it's checked and then transferred to a physical one to one reference model. of a high rez the screen in the background is a great help says the exterior design chief it allows the designers to compare vehicles under ordinary light conditions i think you could look at the virtual car on the screen and compare it to the clay reference model. another important design element in a new car are the headlights and taillights. winding design she says the a seven also has a new white signature from the designers have given the a seven a kind of digital. is that i the light signature creates an analogy to the zeros and ones that make a binary code. so one is the light and zero is shadow shot you see that one zero one zero from the front and the rear it's the unifying signature on the gun went to my signature a

and then sport the king of clay remains in history and in paris rafael nadal makes it eleven wins and eleven friends and. a history of guerrilla warfare. a place. they can ization created from stateless population. fighting for their land why. fight for independence from me perhaps. chronicling the turbulent story and struggle to understand. history in promoting. new possibilities treeless journalists or medical facilities in gaza had already declared a state of emergency several weeks ago gripping documentary it's good to discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the globe. debates and discussion on one side of the split screen dignitaries mingling on the other card see the world from a different perspective only on al-jazeera. millions worldwide welshing the singapore summit on cheese day hoping for signs of a diffusion of tensions between the u.s. and north korea among them will be a canadian. and humanitarian it was born career and then you released from a labor camp and north korea last year after nearly a thousand day captivity my name is here pastor at the kore

and in sport the king of clay remains on his training paris file no doubt makes it eleven when the level french are. more than forty thousand africans are facing deportation from israel is awarded more than ninety percent of. the way. point one percent of the two of those in danger of being thrown out of the country in which they sought refuge. at this time the sams in archaeology graduate from iraq is also a part time going to pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasize the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture. because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life is part of life it's culture. that process is called on oil companies to help convert the world to clean energy t

austrian dominic team facing what could be the biggest challenge in sport beating rafael nadal on clay in paris the dollar's going after his eleventh french open title but he's wary team is the only player to have beaten him on clay in the past two years. and i guess he's one of these players that. have the chance to win every tournament that he's playing. and maybe even more here and roland i was because he's a strong physically he has the power and you're up to date now and d.-w. news will be back again at the top of the hour i'm there and i haven't seen it from all of us in the news room here in berlin thanks for watching. the germans came together in one nation from show them on to chancellor also from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. ice will form ways to bring my royal power to back to protect christendom and spread.

the king of clay cruises on at the french open. and, practice makes perfect. well, england hope so. they're desperate for a win over pakistan. hello, good to see you. lots to get through, including the build up to the nba finals‘ opener. but we're starting with that shock announcement in spain from zinedine zidane. he's stepping down as real madrid manager just five days after leading them to a third straight champions league trophy. in a hastily arranged news conference on thursday, he told reporters that "everything changes". he leaves the bernabeu having guided the spanish club to that hat—trick of european cups and one la liga title, after taking over in january 2016. but real did struggle in the league this season, finishing 17 points behind champions barcelona. this club needs to keep winning, and for that it needs a change. after three years it needs a different voice, different working method. that's why i made this decision, because i really love this club. and also the president who gave me the chance to come as a player to real madrid. this great club. and for that i will

austrian dominic team facing what could be the biggest challenge of sport beating rafael nadal on clayin paris the dollar's going off for his eleventh french open title but he's wary team is the only player to have beaten him on clay in the past two years i mean i guess he's one of these players that. have the chance to win everything that he's playing. and maybe even more here and roland i was because he is a strong physically he has the power. and you're watching news coming to you from berlin will have another update for you at the top of the hour i'm hearing evan stephen thanks for watching. the school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people. this picture was taken in. to prove what's going on in the central african republic.

clay thompso in a bathtub of champagne. >> how much did they spend?our years. when you put the roster and knew you wanted to build a championship team, this exceeds your expectation. >> i love you and wish you could be here. yeah, it's this year was hard. this was tough. this is the best day you can have. i talked to steve afterwards and it feels so different than the first one, but the gratification of this one, this was a tough one. looked easy, but it was not easy. >> all the players said that and your wife is not here because so many people sacrificed tickets to this point. what sacrifice sticks with you most? >> my wife for one. we just had a baby. my kids. i love our fans. if you want to know our team, so much goes into this. it's not just rolling the ball out there. the coaches and the players and the front office and the people that sell the tickets. it's a total group effort and their spouses and everybody in their life sacrificed. when it ends like this, it's worth it. it's not easy. that's what makes it so good. it is so hard. it doesn't lo

and another masterpiece in clay eor rafael nadal. his 11th french open title. 11th title good evening, i'm elaine eijano. they have exchanged insults and oreats from opposite sides of dee world, but tonight president trump and kim jung-un are both in singapore at separate hotels less than half a mile apart. within hours, these unlikely bargaining partners will meet acce to face bringing very tifferent agendas to the table. their nations have no diplomatic relations. onn in their positions, a sitting u.s. president and a north korean supreme leader have never met. tlittle more than two weeks ago it appeared the summit was not going to happen. "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor is leading our coverage in singapore. jeff. ol glor: elaine, president trump told reporters on the tarmac last night that he was feeling "very good" about this upcoming meeting. these two men leaders of countries for nearly 70 years of animosity and diplomatic tension between them are expected to onet face to face on tuesday morning. tlittle more than 36 hours

if edmund looks back at his clay court as a whole, he will seek great signs of progress.1000 quarterfinal in madrid. he won a title, a doubles title can and he also reached his first atp singles final in marrakesh. for the grass. the one surface so far on which admin has not shown us what he's truly capable of. so, not a great day for edmund, but spain's rafa nadal‘s charge for a record 11th french open title continues. the top seed in the men's draw is comfortably through to the fourth round, the last 16, after a straight sets win over home favourite richard gasquet. nick parrott watched this one. richard gasquet is french, but rafael nadal is more at home at roland garros. the king of clay can boast ten titles in paris and of never having lost to his opponent. their 16th meeting was only going to go one way. the home fans had to wait until the fourth game to see their man win his first point. such was the dominance of the spaniard. and they heartily cheered everyone that followed. gasquet eventually making a contest of the opening set. but he could only delay the inevit

is in doubt the spaniard says he'll have to wait and see how his body recovers that bell and vall clay court season by winning his eleventh french open title on sunday while random earth reports thank you very much i don't like team has been the only man to be rough i own a dog on clay in the last two years that beating him the roland garros is another matter completely the king of clay dropped just one sip throughout the tournament and wasn't to be challenged by the austrian i was after winning the first six for the dar race down to an early lead in the second set by dominating some thrilling rallies i. did all broke team in the third game of the third says before needing treatment for cramp in his left hand if you doubt me seven eight years ago that they will be here with with a duty as all having this but off it with me again i will tell you that some think almost impossible. teams say for championship points before nidal prevailed. you see them and thank the six four six three six two one means nidal is just the second person even after margaret thirty one eleven singles titles one

austrian dominic tina facing what could be the biggest challenge in sports beating rafael nadal on clay in paris doll is going after his eleventh french open title but he's wary team is the only player to have beaten him on clay in the past two years. horrid meanwhile on the women's side saturday's win by zero on a holiday was the first for the romanian in three tries in the french open final came from a set down to defeat american sloane stephens. wonderful get that piece on the air seems we were moment i was that aiming for this moment since i actually played tennis it's my favorite grand slam and i want to say that if i am going to win one i want to be here. well in world cup soccer news egypt and superstar muhammad salla thrilled fans who came out to watch his team's final training session just by showing up is still actually not certain whether he will be ready to play in egypt's opening match on friday after suffering a shoulder injury last month acknowledged the crowd during a training session but didn't actually take part this is actually going to be egypt's first world cup in t

austrian dominic team facing what could be the biggest challenge in sport beating rafael nadal on clay in paris the dollar's going after his a leavened french open title but he's wary team is the only player to have beaten him on clay in the past two years. he was one of those players that. have the chance to win every tournament that he was playing. and maybe even more here in roland hours because he is a strong physical he has the power. all saturday's win by simona halep on the women's side was the first for the romanian three tries in the french open final halep came from a set down to defeat american sloane stephens and you're watching d.w. news we'll have more news at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always get the latest news and information on our web site that's at w dot com american every scene from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers what official information as a journalist i have work off the streets of ma

a little bit more now that i have been in a semi—final here. clay a little bit more now that i havei-final here. next she will face a familiar foe in fellow american sloane stephens, a woman who beat her in the us open final last year. she confidently blew away the russian opponent to set up an all—american affair in the french capital. so the two americans, who are best friends, face each other on thursday for a spot in the final. but for stephens, there were more pressing matters to talk about first. when we get on the court, it is time to compete, but before that we are not going to be weird and awkward and make it weird for each other. now i have to go and find her because i have two tell her some juicy stuff, so ijust because i have two tell her some juicy stuff, so i just went because i have two tell her some juicy stuff, so ijust went in search for her in the training room. soi search for her in the training room. so i think everything will be normal, and when we get on the court it is time to compete, it is go time. but until then, we are the same girls as always. president

and the king of clay, rafael nadal, does it again for the eleventh time, winning the french open. does it again for the eleventh time, good evening. donald trump and kimjong un are in singapore, preparing for their historic summit on tuesday. it'll be the first time a us president, has held talks with any north korean leader. president, has held talks with any the white house hopes the meeting will kick—start a process that will eventually lead to pyongyang giving up it's nuclear weapons, giving up its nuclear weapons, while mr kim wants security guarantees and an end to international sanctions. guarantees and an end just five months ago, the two leaders were trading insults, but now mr trump says he's on a mission of peace. our correspondent, laura bicker, reports from singapore. the waiting is over. reports from singapore. the hard work starts now. reports from singapore. donald trump has arrived in singapore to try to do a deal that has eluded past us presidents. in singapore to try to do a deal he hopes his unconventional political style will persuade kimjong unto disarm. political

the king of clay can boast ten titles in paris and of never having lost to his opponent.t until the fourth game to see their man win his first point. such was the dominance of the spaniard. and they heartily cheered every one that followed. gasquet eventually making a contest of the opening set, but he could only delay the inevitable. 31 places separate these two in the world rankings, but the gulf in class looked even wider. it was all wrapped up afterjust under two hours, and it would seem it was not enough of a work—out for the reigning champion. if nadal had broken french hearts in the stands, he made up for it by fulfilling any ball boy's dream, drawing cheers that would be ringing in his ears for days to come. nick parrott, bbc news. rafa nadal cruising through. plenty of other third—round matches in the middle weekend. sarah has some of the details. yes, a busy day at roland garros. serena williams has just come through her match against germany's julia gorges in straight sets, so she will face maria sharapova, a repeat of the 2013 final. today, the russian enjoyed

chicago's soil is mostly clay. it goes down about 100 feet. most of that clay is waterlogged. but the top 10 feet of it is dry and is called hardpan, so it requires that the foundations be either be light and support buildings that can sit on it, nothing more than a shallow basement. usually crushed stone was used up to this time, or it has to be something much stronger that will support a heavier load so the building doesn't start to sink below the hardpan into the waterlogged clay. so the floating raft foundation is introduced in chicago. this is a unique invention using , iron rails and eventually steel rails in a kind of mesh so that the building essentially floats on top of the waterlogged clay below. new drilling technologies are also introduced to make possible drilling down 100 feet to bedrock, and then you can build much taller buildings. a lot of the very tall chicago skyscrapers have those kinds of foundations. so in that same context, architects begin to be interested in celebrating modern technology. they begin to try to expose the steel and iron in the constructi

luckily her friend henry clay steps in. he gets congress to help buy the apers, it comes in two installments, and it really assures dolley some money at the end of her life. they put the second payment in can't st so that payne have access to the funds. o at the end of the day holley helped to skier her husband's eternally i'm grateful for all the work on the correspondence and notes and it's really one of the greatest us.ts to all of dolley dmov back to washington in 1844 and she left montpellier behind. a difficult decision, but she went to so many friends, and invited by every president that's seeded there, tyler, polk, zachary taylor, to come to white house, she's back in the thick of things, and she's loved.n the city that she she dies in her sleep, on july funeral and her possession was the largest ever that n washington up to point. there were marines carrying her casket. horse-drawn carriages taking her to congressional cemetery, and thousands and thousands of lined the streets and the bells all told. madison's doll

a lot of them carried out in terra-cotta, a new fired clay material.

but, he said clay is very vulnerable. but, said one of the clay's great qualities, they had to come to a little meeting of the minds at times. david west after the championship in the locker rooms said some very cryptic things about you guys don't know what we had to endure, what we had to go through this year. and the head coach steve kerr played down those comments. this is a trying year for this baseball team. i say it was steve kerr's best job as a head coach. we are starting to see, so fun to watch steph just kind of step off the bus, run-down broadway, get the fans going. there are still more buss to come here. you see them pausing and waiting here, we have the coaching staff here. we got kevin did you ran and -- duran, and again, like you said, that really does speak to this deep bench the number of all stars on this team. every time they get excited and start celebrating one player, another amazing player comes on up. and i have to say i sort of question, a lot of fans did question the format. the difference in th

these are also called new foundation technologies and chicago's soil is mostly clay. a goes down about 100 feet. most of that is waterlogged. dry and10 feet of it is it requires that the foundations be either light in support buildings can sit on them, usually crushed stone was used up to this time, or it has to be much stronger of something for heavier loads so that it does not sink into the waterlogged clay. the floating raft foundation is introduced in chicago which is a unique invention using iron rails and eventually steel rails in a match for the building floats on top of the waterlogged clay below. new drilling technologies are also introduced to make possible drilling down 100 feet to bedrock and then you can build much taller buildings. a lot of the taller buildings in chicago have that foundation. context, architects are interested in celebrating modern technology and they begin to try to expose the steel and iron in the construction. -he lobby of the referee - rooferee. it shows effort to make this technology visible and chained architecture exposing new te

so why are celebrities now >>> also, this 32-year-old tennis great is called the king of clay. how rafael nal liv up to the title one more time. >>> we're back with the power of celebrity. we saw it this past week after president trump commuted the life sentence of a woman whose cause taken up by kim kardashian. another case involves a young woman in tennessee sentenced the life in prison for murder when she was 16 years old. a federal appeal is set to be heard this month. here's nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: cyntoia brown admits she kaled a man named johnny allen in nashville in 2004. the case so shocking it inspired a documentary. >> i just grabbed a gun and i shot him. >> reporter: brown was 16 then and claimed she was forced into prostitution and shot her victim in self-defense. >> guilty, first-degree murder. >> reporter: prosecutors called her a cold-blooded killer, who robbed her victim. her sentence, life in prison parole possible in 50 years. >> i'm not saying i deserve anything. i'm asking for mercy. >> reporter: that emotional plea recently to a tennessee parole boar

there and the objective of the mission was to explore a capital environment and mars and we found clays that were formed by water and curiosity that is measures the elemental compounds of the rock and what we've always done the we found many things that we will talk about today that we essentially found out very early that this was an inhabitable environment and a lot of them have been there for a long time. we found interesting things for how old the rocks were and measurements of lifers heavy elements and how the atmosphere has escaped over billions of years so we kept going on the search for organic and found nothing before and found simple organic molecules and we greatly expanded the results. >> paul has mentioned some of the results in some of it is important. throughout the broadcast as you see me looking down in my at that we are taking life questions. you can use # ask nasa or if you join us on facebook but your question in the facebook comments and will get to as many as we possibly can. will take questions lie from the media later in the show. if you are live looking at the q

and thank you and this week it's the return of china clay while promoting his shoes he found time to dance with a boy. i'm not sure what that was. but look at this a pop a shot where he simply got destroyed by this little girl. clay has gone big time i think he signed a $70 million contract for a shoe company in china. >> she tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to st >>> thanks for watching "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. newscast coming up at 4:30 in the morning. >> good night. s, >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music]

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chicago's soil is actually mostly clay and goes down about 100 feet. most of that is waterlogged, but the top 10 feet of it is dry, so it requires that the foundations either be light and support buildings that can sit on them with nothing deeper than 10 feet . usually crushed stone was used up to this point, or it has to be much stronger of something for heavier loads so that it does not sink into the waterlogged clay. and so, the floating raft foundation is introduced in chicago. this is a unique invention using iron rails and eventually steel rails in a mesh, so the building literally floats on top of the waterlogged clay below. eventually, new drilling technologies are also introduced to make possible drilling down 100 feet to better rock, and then you can build much taller buildings. a lot of the taller buildings in chicago have that foundation. so in the same context, architects began to become interested in celebrating modern technology. they begin to try to expose the steel and iron in the construction. the lottery r -- the lobby of rokery. it

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clay said in the locker room there is a lot of animosity here. we meet them every june. >> with a lot on the line. >> especially the way that game ended. >> and the way they made the mistakes. the cavs knew they had the game. what is your take on jr smith getting the rebound, great play. could have easily put it up for two points after he got it but dribbles away. >> he claims and i'm not sure i believe j.r. but he claims he dribbled out because he saw kevin durant, he thought he would block the shot. but when you get a rebound and the game is tied and you are right under the basic. >> you have to get a shot -- under the basket. >> you have to get a shot. >> i think he is trying to save face -- is he trying to save face arguing that he knew the score. >> not only that, if you want to call time out, why are you waiting for lebron. maybe at the very least if he goes back up with the shot he gets fouled. george hill by the way missed the second free throw, another semi lucky break for the warriors. he is a 90% shooter. >> you don't think he missed i

it's not every day rafa nadal loses a set on the clay court but that is exactly what happened to theten time french open champion on wednesday the world number one was up against argentina's diego schwartzman in the quarter finals the eleventh seed would shock the spanish king of clay by taking the first set six four but the wood fired back and was waiting five three in paris when the rains came down to bring him into proceedings they will resume on foods. rain also interfered in the quarter final between third seed met in chile and number five seed juan martin del potro these two tall big serving men were locked at six six in the first eight and five all in the tiebreaker when the heavens opened. in the women's draw world number one is about to have reached the semifinal of roland garros the remaining who is already a two time finalist in this event overcame a former world number one then julie herbert to advance allopaths a fight back from a sit down to win six seven six three and six two. it was really about the mental and also physical for sure but mentally i was strong and after

and thank you and this week it's the return of china clay while promoting his shoes he found time toce with a boy. i'm not sure what that was. but look at this a pop a shot where he simply got destroyed by this little girl. clay has gone big time i think he signed a $70 million contract for a shoe company in china. >> she won. >> she did. we'll be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to st >>> thanks for watching "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. newscast coming up at 4:30 in the morning. >> good night. s, captioning sponsored by cbs >> hmmm... got if. "it's surprising trump is orange because if you ask me, he is bananas." and done. ( laughter ) great monologue. ( phone ringing ). >> hey, low life. >> hey, lost soul. ( cheers and applause ) what are you up to? be a man. >> i'll try. what are you up to? >> well, i'm busy having no talent. >> did you see trump's rally last night? >> stephen: nope. >> me, either. i heard he said some pretty bad stuff about us. >> stephen: really, that doesn't sound like him. >

these are works by expressionist painter paul clay. and this is what it looks like when ordinary images are put through a kind of cult playfield made possible thanks to the constructed great app available through google play at the apple store. the idea was hatched by unix pinaki take down a museum to get young people interested in art they want the modified images to be shared on social media along with the hash tag construct clay. under a schieffer is the man behind the app. we want to tap into people's creative potential the art works on display you could you know could take are somewhat off limits so we wanted to give people direct access to. arctic given one of the outfield is any becomes available when it is actually have visited the munich museum and to get as many digital artists to go and see the real box. play. you know of an interesting out right away sacha at v.w. dot com and we'll include your address tips in the next episode. and that was the ap shot. as always we leave through the exit the shift internet fund of the week