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so to me the flowers are representative of that pattern and it's about those ways in which we decorate ourselves to create a certain sense of control. >> rose: barack obama and taryn simon, when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: welcome to the program. tonight, a conversation with president barack obama. the interview follows our sit down in the white house last week. this took place in hanover, germany, in which the president attended an industrial affair with angela merkel? london he had lunch with the queen, dinner with a future king, and then played golf with the prime minister and celebrated shakespeare. in riyadh, met with leaders of the gulf council and talked about i.s.i.l and riern and in london made a clear case for print to stay in the european union. i spoke with the president about the visit and the matters discussed including some of the things he said in his speech in hanover. here is that conversation. >> good to see you. >> rose: someone told you this is a trip with your three favo

convention. 2012 you might remember the maine delegation wearing clothes pins on their noses that were decorated with lobsters to indicate they were from maine and they thought the process of are the rnc stunk. since the national republican party in 2012 threw out half the maine delegation for supporting ron paul and replaced them with people that led to mitt romney, that led to colorful and aggressive and tearful screaming confrontations on the floor of the rnc in 2012 and the hallways after the maine delegation got thrown out. this year they're picking delegates right now. this year, ted cruz won the maine caucus when it took place last month. nobody really knows how the delegates are going to be picked today and tomorrow.

it is about those ways in which we decorate ourselves to create a certain sense of control.rlie: here's what you said about entering this project. i entered into this project very differently than i have in this -- the past. i feel like it was going and the complete opposite direction in object, material, and source. this was different. becauset was different the initial interest in using flowers came from a book that i duke by a gardener of the named george sinclair in the 1800s, and he was doing different experiments on grasses and how they would compete against each other when he planted them next to one another and darwin cited it in his work is being influential. i found these specimens that were perfectly preserved, beautiful, and in a world where we are living with this digital data that feels temporary or easily disposed of, that this thing remained. i wanted to do something with those dried or buried specimens and speak about these notions of survival. to me it was so much about that. book, those specimens stood alongside his data recordings. from that point, i went

decorative pillows. >> all the differenten attachments you ignored over the years. >> exactly. >> youse it for different parts of the house. >> all kinds i have different things. you can rent a rug doctor at your grocery store if you want to tackle the deep cleaning this weekend before the energy leaves you next week when you have to schedule something. >> cool. >> i love cleaning products. but you can clean pretty much your whole bathroom with dish so. >> really? >> yes. get yourself a scrubby sponge with the scrubby sfoos on it. you probably want a nonscratch one. a lot of bathroom surfa >> i'm telling you it's amazing what you can do with dish so. if you squirt it on and get to scrubbing, you'll be smocked and amazed. >> even the toilet? >> well, no. i guess you could. you could totally squirt it in there and clean the toilet. as far as your surfaces, start at the top, start on the counter, get all that done. my one major tip is if you're going to use these things in the bathroom, label it will bathroom. i use a permanent marker so nobody else. >> you can't use the kitchen one for

he thought of the interior decoration, the mirror lists and the sculptures, that is part of what he was doing as the architect. he was held in high esteem i congress and it all blew over. in 1871, congress passed legislation for what it called a territorial government. legally, the city of washington and the county of washington, the part that went to the district, became one city, one legal entity. there was a board of three different individuals. one was a democrat, one was a republican, and the third was alexander shepherd. he was most powerful because he ran the board of public works. within three years, there was an enormous debt. he accomplished a great deal. we showed the water mains and the gas lines and be doing all of the streets after the war. it was a blitz to rebuild a modern city on the ruins of a war-torn city. the costs went way over what congress had any idea they were going to pay for. there was an open sewer along constitution avenue that had never really functioned as it was intended to function. congress shut them down. shepherd went to mexico. in 1874, congress est

and it's-- it's about those ways in which we decorate ours to create a certain-- a certain sense of controlose: here's what you said about entering this project: >> uh-huh. >> rose: this was different. >> yeah, it was different because the initial interest in using flowers came from a book that i found by a gardener of a duke named george st. claire in the 1800s and he was doing experiments on grasses and darwin cited it in his theory of revolution. and i found these books where specimens had lasted 200 years, perfectly preserved, and in the world of digital data that feels temporary or easily dispose of, that this thing remained. i wanted to do something with those dried or barium specimens and speak about these notions of survival. to me it was so much about that. in this book, those specimens stood alongside his data recordings. and from that point i went off to find things like that picture at the munich conference of hitler, mussolini and chamberlain. >> rose: you said to someone else, "i was interested in the idea of these men who felt they could control the evolution of the world wit

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their goal was to sponsor memorial days and decorate the graves of both union and confederate soldiers in the area. but perhaps most significantly the group elected to bar african-americans from the days observances. again, this is in the south. i want to make it clear, as doug pointed out earlier, there there were integrated gar posts, namely in new england at this point. but nevertheless what we start to see is increasingly white only affairs that occurred at the same time that northern and southern whites were talking about reconciliation, talking about the spanish-american war. they all revealed a heightened sense of anglo saxicism in this period. despite the presence of african-american troops, the spanish-american war seemed to confirm the national unity of southern and northern white people uniting for imperialistic ambitions. the war and the colonial expansion that followed in the philippines and puerto rico seemed to confirm the backward characteristics of nonwhite people and the superiority of anglo-saxons. so to return to our starting point, white unionists had not forgotten

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it is a beautiful --, a lot of decorative release that indicates transportation at sea. we have a beautiful, huge chart that navigated rms queen mary and the queen elizabeth as they crossed the atlantic. passengers could actually look up and see the ships movement. throughout the crossing during their meals. the war world war ii or was a clear, and there was an agreement between kinnard and the allies that the queen mary and the queen elizabeth would be into tripconverted carriers, both of their capacity and their speed allowed both ships to be wonderful trip carriers. once in church that due to the queen mary's capacity, and great speed, the ship actually helped win world war ii. for the allies. there was a conversion process that took place beginning in 1940. in your carpet. it lasted for well over a year. to react at the queen mary and to a true carrier including adding antiaircraft guns and other navigational technologies to help protect the queen mary when she was at sea. she was an impressive force. eight f hitler put a bounty of $200,000 on the queen mary for any

just the engineer dealing with all of this kind of problem. -- he was in charge of the decoration of the interior of the capital he dealt with constantine over meaty -- to do the attendance theis on revival in agriculture committee room. this is where he had his office. most of it was in the pompeii in style. it changed the direction of it was an extensive icon auger feed. ofh the cotton coming american history is cast in allegorical ways that was in typical to the thinking of many americans about creating our own culture. meigs meigs dealt with thomas crawford who lived and worked in rome about the changing design of the statue of freedom. this is getting down to the level of history that i find interesting rather than the big picture. you see people solving everyday problems. ways that are unique to their personalities. the day after the firing of fort engineerse corps of officers and men along with other members of the military aqueduct bridge. the water was no longer flowing through it. it had a roadbed put in. they begin building the fortifications to protect the city should it

so it's really cool to see these really decorated heroes ss on some knowledge that has really been kept to the smilitary t these civilians and let them solve these teambuilding exercises in a way that's -- nothing like its o it really is a special s.ow. >> jimmy: and the guys that you have learning the lessons, whwhoever did the casting deserves an award. because that, i mean, you go some real characters. >> there's all different types of personalities. >> jimmy: there's characters on this show. >> yes, there is. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> but honestly, through it all -- through it all. and the goal of this was to get these type of characters and literally you can watch them evolve through this journey. they may start one way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know one guy, you know, the -- >> the guy? jimmy: yeah. >> the guy with the face? >> jimmy: the guy with that face. [ laughter ] , there's a guy who's like a -- he's a physical trainer. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's a villain. no, that's my opinion. >> okay. [ laughter ] but you don't like most everybody. >> t jimmy: what are you sayi

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often, kids use it to decorate their clothes. she has made all these lines of paint. >> for the pieces we are looking at, is there a core of foam or something in the middle of these pieces that she built on top of? >> i'm not telling. >> ah, a secret. >> this silver is aluminum foil, crumbled of aluminum foil. her aesthetic is very much that quiet, japanese spatial thing that i really admire. their attention to the materiality of the things of the world. >> this is a nice juxtaposition you have going on right now. you have a more established artists alongside and emerging artists. is that something important to you as well? >> very important in this space, to have artists who really have not shown much. now let's look at other aspects of electric works operation. let's go to the bookstore. >> ok. >> in all seriousness, here we are in your store. this is the first space you encounter when you come in off the street. it has evolved since you open here into the most amazingly curious selection of things. >> this was the project for

. >> reporter: woods now 40 years old is one of the game's most decorated players but he hasn't won a major title in years. last year, he played some of the worst golf in his career. >> just totally out of sorts now for tiger. >> reporter: while woods has said he's making progress, he's also said he spends a lot of time playing video games in this $60 million mansion and while that image may not be cause for an alarm, in an article in "sports illustrated" some close to woods say they're concerned. >> they're worried about him. they feel like he's ice located. in a lot of ways separated himself from anyone in golf. there's just this collective concern that without golf, he really doesn't have much else. >> reporter: he divorced elin nordgren in august of 2010 following allegation afc numerous affairs. his would i have with skier lindsey vonn recently ended. while speculation is ramp and the his absence is a sign of early retirement, tells abc news absolutely zero truth to this. >> wow, fascinating. you know, in addition to this -- you can finally break up with bleach. lysol with hydrog

he is highly decorated. he is credited in one book of killing 15 germans and gathering 132 prisoners. that is a picture of alvin york. no, it is not. you guys are too young. that is not alvin york. that is gary cooper, who place them in a movie. that goes over well with a certain generation. an older crowd, that is right. here is alvin york. he is almost 30 years old, not going to be drafted. can request non-combatant duty, try again, refusing to perform any military duty. some people do this. they went to leavenworth. because i told you he was the most decorated hero of world war i, you know he chooses number three. it is interesting why he chooses number three. he has a sympathetic company commander, well-versed in the bible. and a theological discussion, alvin york says to him, the bible says thou shall not kill. the commander says the bible also says render unto caesar, that which is caesar's. he says to alvin york, i will give you the weekend, make up your mind. he goes home, studies is bible, and the c

. >> what can you tell us about the reinstatement of a decorated green beret who was kicked out of the army for punching a taliban commander accused of pedophilia? >> in a dramatic about-face, the u.s. army decided to retain a decorated green beret it had planned to kick out after he physically confronted an afghan commander accused of repeatedly raping a young boy. charles first class martland confirmed the decision to fox news. congressman duncan hunter pressed the army for months to overturn its decision. martland and his team leader confronted the afghan commander after the boy's mother reported the crime. when the man laughed off the incident, they shoved him to the ground. we spoke to sergeant martland last night. he said he's happy he can now continue to serve. >>> the death toll in syria is contested city of aleppo continues to rise following renewed fighting this week. today insurgents hit a mosque as people left friday prayers, killing at least 15, government air strikes struck an opposition-held area. >>> violence has killed more than 200 civilians in the past week. includin

you can see this ambulance has been decorated with flowers, also with candles here. the chief also tells me there moving tribute there, ry>> darcy, thank wife and daughter. firefighters set up a you caring fund. if you want to open, open the app and search firefighter fund. >>> injured firefighter kevin swane is showing signs of improvement after being shot four times. the volunteer is out of intensive care at baltimore shock trama. family, friends and firefighters are at his bedside. >>> the death toll in ecuador rising. the country trying to cope with the lose of life and damage. the quake hit after night saturday centering around tourist beaches and fishing villages. more desperate every ad police called off t search due to the a killer tjayvon was found shot to death. somebody called hearing gunshots in the d 10:00. police say they found a man dead but are not releasing much more information other than that right now. >>> a top public health official trying to ease concerns about zika and pregnant women. the national institute of health said today that there has

he had a mill in mississippi and is turning out decorative houses. to go onto he is building structures on campus, working for the state doing different projects. he has people who work on these structures. he makes money off of them, the roads and of the toll bridges. he is in partnership with anyone who makes money. he is a businessman. and he has the farms to borrow against. every now and then he dips too the and you will see him on verge of bankruptcy, then his big idea will pan out. we are thinking of tuscaloosa in the deep south in the black belt region. the head of the greek revival, square houses, square plans. the same downstairs as upstairs. classical columns. jeminson takes a step away with the italian villain style. -- villa style. the houses built over an english basement that pulls in air and naturally cools it. there's a belvidere at the top that acts like an air vent pulling the warm air out. in the hottest days of the summer you can open the warmest vents and it will give you a sense of air-conditioning. in the dining room, we are pl

the restoration project began since then crews have worked to restore the iron, replace the decorative ornaments and even repair the windows. they're now in the final stages of painting. that outside scaffolding will come down in july. and the scaffolding on the inside of the rotunda is expected to come down in august. >>> when you hear hacker you usually don't think it's a good thing. this past week 350 college students were challenged to hack through fire walls. it was all part of a coordinated effort between local companies and northern virginia community college. news4's david culver explains. >> reporter: armed with their laptops and determination, these college students share a common fascination. cybersecurity. >> you're going to have job security. this is a good field. it's growing. and i think people are recognizing that. >> reporter: a part of their cybersecurity studies, learning how to hack. it may sound criminal but -- >> we' everyone hoi do you not get hacked and how do you not end up on the news. >> reporter: case in point last week news4 told you about the hack at med s

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are live across the street from the landover hills fire department and you can see an ambulance decorated with flowers and candles in remembrance of the fallen firefighter. the state's attorney office telling me they don't have any evidence to prosecute him, to charge him at this time. >> it was all over in five or six seconds. it's was rapid fire. >> richard vetter was standing in his driveway when he saw firefighters forcing their way into his neighbor's home. >> that went on for a few minutes and it took them a few minutes to get into the door and almost as soon as that noise stopped, the gunshots rang out and there were six or seven gunshots. >> an hour later he says his neighbor surrendered and the police had guns trained on him as he came out. >> i saw the garage door open and the lights were on in the garage and he walked out with his hands up. >> his brother called firefighters to the house to check on him and when they got in the house he opened fire, a 13-year veteran of the department died and a volunteer fire was seriously wounded. the shot and wounded. the man told detectives

the decorated boat parade was close to the shore so spectators could view the land along the city's northern shore line. the legendary parade has been around since 1917. >>> well, meteorologist lawrence is here. if there were two things i saw today, lawrence, one was boats. the other kites. [ laughter ] >> that wind was whipping. and it's still spheres fierce as the wind is ripping across the coastline. the wind advisory continues until midnight. it may need to be extended. we have steady winds of 20 to 30 miles per hour. and still a couple of gust over . so definitely could bring down some trees and power lines. be aware of that. half moon bay, 24 miles per hour. lighter inside the bay. fremont at only 5. expect it to calm down a little more after midnight tonight. and by tomorrow afternoon, it starts to pick up. we'll see wind along the coastline again tomorrow afternoon. not as strong as today, but pretty strong. those gusty winds continues through the week. high temperatures in the 60s and 70s. a chance of rain returns for the middle of the week. but you know what, jr? next weekend is lo

. >> what can you tell us about the reinstatement of a decorated green beret who was kicked out of the army for punching a taliban commander accused of pedophilia? >> in a dramatic about-face, the u.s. army decided to retain a decorated green beret it had planned to kick out after he physically confronted an afghan commander accused of repeatedly raping a young boy. charles first class martland confirmed the decision to fox news. congressman duncan hunter pressed the army for months to overturn its decision. martland and his team leader confronted the afghan commander after the boy's mother reported the crime. when the man laughed off the incident, they shoved him to the ground. we spoke to sergeant martland last night. he said he's happy he can now continue to serve. >>> the death toll in syria is contested city of aleppo continues to rise following renewed fighting this week. today insurgents hit a mosque as people left friday prayers, killing at least 15, government air strikes struck an opposition-held area. >>> violence has killed more than 200 civilians in the past week. includin

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he's decorated the walls to his own unique taste. >> it's a water slide in the woods. i also bought a shelf to put pott potted plants on. >> reporter: the rent is average for the neighborhood but tenants can paint the walls or drive pins into them. >> translator: i wanted to have the freedom to change the interior of my apartment. >> reporter: the ordinary reason of the apartment is major renter. last year it leased about 25,000 diy apartments. >> translator: we hope that people feel attached to the apartments they've renovate and live there for a long time. >> reporter: old homes are being leased out as diy friendly properties. this 46-year-old home was vacant for about half a year. the owner was reluctant to do costly repairs and decided to allow tenants to renovate it instead. new tenant has knocked down a wall between two rooms to create a big living/driining room. >> this window used to be small. i made it bigger. >> reporter: a small window has been renovated into bay window wide enough for people to sit on. a wooden deck is accessible directly from the living ro

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four bedrooms, 4.5 baths, a couple of students doing interior decorating, getting the couch ready and the dining room ready. part of an educational project facts,ave going on called a great opportunity for students to learn trade and learn about finishing up a project. i am joined by one of the students, joann. tell me about what you got out of this. >> from being an interior design class and coming to the home i got to see the work that goes into designing and creating a house and seeing how that can help us in the future. it is cool how students can do it themselves. >> setting goals and beating those goals i would imagine is part of what you got out of it. ,> we had too a lot of work floor plans, see what furniture goes in and how we can set up the space to make it more comfortable for living in. a lot of work but we did pretty congratulations, the house is finished. may 5 they will dedicate it and it goes on the market for $440,000. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger