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van der weyden excelled at depicting the inner emotions of his characters, and on christ's left, we see the damned in a frenzy, drawn inexorably towards the flames of hell. there are no demons to drag them down. in the words of a theologian, "the weight of sin "is sufficient to make the damned fall into hell as heavy as lead." as the year 1500 approached, many were convinced they were living through the last days of mankind. while the turks threatened christendom from the outside, europe was tormented by political and religious tensions. in the netherlands, hieronymous bosch painted this strange vision of hell composed of images suggesting the psychological disintration of the late medieval world and the tensions of his te. industrial furnaces, armies on the march, artillery bombardments at night. the german printmaker who took the apocalypse as dcred in threlation of saint john and transformed it into his own pictorial territory was albrecht durer, the first major artist to publish his work in the form of a book. durer exploited contemporary interest in the revelations of saint john by

"der speiiegel" says germany still has very strong ties to its former occupier and it likens this to sort of stockholm syndrome. >> vladimir putin's strategies are very worrisome to many in the west. they are wondering how far his ambition goes. >> this article talks about insatiable. after gobbling up crimea, the russian bear is trying to take another bite out of ukraine. inside, "the economist" says the cost of stopping the russian bear is high, but it will only get higher if the west does nothing. it calls for reinforcement of nato troops in central and eastern europe as well as widening visa restrictions for russian oligarchs and their families. "the economist" calls on the west to impose sanctions on russia similar to those on iran. will that be enough? that is another thing magazines are taking a closer look at this week. a new weekly in france says that putin's logic often seems to escape reality for a lot of people in the west. it is very foreign to us. it calls putin the man -- putin the man we love to hate. another magazine takes an in-depth look at vladimir putin, a profil

father frans van der lugt became famous because he refused to leave the syrian city of homs. now it has emerged that the 75-year-old has been shot dead. >> eyewitnesses say he was taken outside, beaten and shot in the head by a masked gunman. earlier this year, he appealed for food to be sent to homs, saying that people were weak from hunger. the vatican said that van der lugt was a man of great courage who had dedicated his life to the syrian people. people across europe are marking the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of world war i. we trace the scars they left and the images it produced. >> focusing on the leading artist from france and germany -- on leading artist from both france and germany gives a sense of the loss left behind both physically and emotionally. >> artists initially regarded the soldiers as war heroes. prior to 1914, war was viewed as the foundry of progress. it fascinated thousands -- countless painters. many of them had ties to both germany and france. the aftermath of that euphoria is the subject of this exhibition, called "human slaughterhouse." the

francis van der luke was shot in the city of homs. he made headlines for refusing to leave, despite the danger. we have more. >> this jesuit monastery in the old city of whom was home to father francis. like tens of thousands of people living under siege, violence, death, a lack the food and medicine was his daily reality. nothing like the netherlands that he had left behind almost 50 years ago. when asked to evacuate in joint enterprise, he refused. syria, he told journalists, was his home, and if the syrian people were suffering, he would share their pain. >> translation: i hope these people whose lives are at risk don't die as a result of all this. >> since the start of syria's conflict rebels and government forces fought hard for control of homs. tens of thousands died or fled. 70,000 christians lived here. now there are thought to be less than 100, those that knew him say he worried about the fate of those remaining christians. >> and he said because of the news that it was part of his life to stay with the syrians, which he cons

that the students reach the high levels of achievement and so with that, would i like to ask bill san der son and his team to update us on the status of where we are and some of the challenge and some of the work that we are doing to make sure that we get as many as our kids as possible across that finish line and walking across to receive the diploma and i am going to ask if possible, that the board will allow the team to finish the entire presentation and we promise that it will not be long, and they can finish and they will be happy to enter the questions and clarify. >> and so, superintendent, before we start, if i could have chair of the committee, tell us a little bit that we heard this and how it came to the board. >> thank you. president, fewer. >> actually, this item, i requested that this item come to the full board of education just so that the commissioners know and the staff. and truly for the public as well. i think that it is time for the public to have an update on where we are in the process and i was watching the select committee meeting where there was a presentation fr

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rickey-der son, sunni gray was the opening pitcher cabrera hit one at the mound and they challenged it on a new baseball rule at the plate. after the review, the new round would score 2 in the 9th meantime january nets watched the game from at&t park. the game came down to the top of the th where they ram -- where they rallied. the payment to would stage a final whip 9-8. -- the giants would win a final win 9-8. >>> this is some of damage from yesterday's storm and coming up, the cleanup is underway and people are bracing for the next round of rain. >>> the new effort underway to get rid of what some call 'ugly road. >>> now it feels like the first of february, it is going to be a cold day and rain is very likely tonight and we will take a look at it and fine tune your forecast. . >>> live in berkeley where lightning hits a tree and we will tell you -- show you what other damage it caused. >>> temperatures are very cool and we will show you the possibility of more thunder showers. >>> and rain has been falling overnight, but water restrictions go into effect today. we will tell you how

for 50 years father francis vaned der lock was its conscience. he came from the netherlands to lead a christian community built on tolerance and compassion. >> we send soup to the elderly stuck at home alone or injure people who can't leave their homes. in this area there's a church site as old as christ, a mosque 1,000 years old. today, when the bell tolls for the christians here, there's almost no one to hear it. this is the old city of homs. there used to be 70,000 christians here, today fewer than 70 are left. more than 60 churches were destroyed. in fact, nearly all of homs old city was destroyed. an anti-government activist filmed the documentary and posted it on youtube. government war planes targeted the streets because they were controlled by rebels. the two sides fought brutally. the opposition says the government cordoned the city off choked its residents. >> this woman said she had no medicine, flour, no electricity since 2012. francis had the chance to leave, he refused. in january he released a plea via youtube. . >> translation: it

when we return we'll continue this rare joint interview with the mexicaned a bass der to the united statesnd the canadian ambassador to the united states. inafta 20th anniversary. stay with us. >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. it's been 20 years since the enactment of nafta. it created a fast free trade zone between the united states, mexico and canada, and on this edition of our program we're marking it anniversary with a closer look at the impact to our neighbors to the north and south. did nafta become less important because something that we couldn't have really known about in 1990 when it was being negotiated, and that is the rise of china. did china end up being a player in a way that we couldn't have imagined. in 2001, mexico had 271% wage differential with china. today the less than 10%. in terms of opportunity costs we are very competitive. so we with are getting back many new investments that are now seeing north america, mexico, of course, but as i said, ins a shared production team. does that change the conversation with americans in because for a long dime, t

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. >> james van der beek. >> looks like him. >> pretty chill. >> awesome. >> chilled because he just got his brains scrambled. if you ask him his name, he would be like, i don't know. i don't know where i even am. >> perhaps. they get a good laugh out of it. no harm done. the other video in montreal shows the guys on the streets of montreal enjoying the snow in the city as if it were a nice summer day for skateboarders. >> i wonder if it translates when the snow melts give these guys a board with wheels can they do the same? >> the crashes are a little bit more extreme. >> well, yeah. >> the snow is a bit more forgiving. >> sure. >> i think they're used to higher jumps in the snow as opposed to skateboarding. >> some of the last videos of snowboarding we'll probably see this year. >>> 21st century technology is being used for something that happened last century. >> what you're looking at is a prerecorded moment of silence. actually a minute of silence. this is something being presented by anzac appeal. anzac, australian new zealand army corps and supports veterans and people currently s

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wounded independents began asking the government to take bell to cot der titrt laws the way it had standardt president theodore vail sent at&t vice president nathan c. kingsbury to washington. he set up a deal that would create what vail called "a natural monopoly." we asked picard wagner of at&t what was in the kingsbury commitment. the key part of it, of course, was the commitment to refrain from buying up any more independent telephone companies, that it would provide long distance connections to the independent, which means the non-bell companies, which then existed. mr. wagner, what do you think prompted theodore vail to give up the fight, so to speak, and decide to go into an agreement with the federal government? at&t got the government off its back. and with the kingsbury commitment, we were able to go ahead and set up the long distance network. and we were assured that the government was not going to come in and take away from us that long distance network. schoumacher: henry geller, former general counsel of the federal communications commission, was one of the government's key te

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the niners say they chose this type of grass, the ban der ra bermuda because it uses as much as half of water as the average turf. it holds the green color longer and grows back the fastest. now, you see it's only half done because they'll continue to lay down the sod tomorrow. now, the first game at levi's stadium is actually not the 49ers but the earthquakes on august 2nd. the 49ers will then play a couple weeks later in august. >>> well, tonight we're learning more about what happened moments after a fedex truck crashed head on into a tour bus in northern california. >> i was on the travel bus, and we crashed into a truck. >> you're listening to someone who was on that bus calling 911. the tapes are out. we're going to let you hear them when we come back. >>> and he wanted to give thousands of bay area people drivers something to look at during their busy commute, but the weather destroyed his dream. but he's not giving up. >>> and right now we're watching some gusty winds around the bay area. and a short-term cooldown before some rain chances return. your seven-day forecast. we'l

this is the time from last month the rev cole is suppose to make him look very scary and the german der spiegel operate their interpretation of the talks between the western leaders and the russian president. but apparently it's not just the personality that the outputs are interested in but in other parts of him as well. the russian presence or so continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it. in washington and then a shake and parking. and coming up with piano lessons and the image and not using thus the room. a little while back of my team in any michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball was removed due to pain just to try to imitate the sexy miley cyrus music video where she swings around naked iraqi oil what do you think of my team it's a magnet for acts of stupidity is not important what is important is that the skills he's just how much the media affects us all monkey see monkey do is a reality after everett arcade not every person halloween painting sells bright blue when i was a kid literally every child won the jump off of it and be a pro

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opportunity for so many people out there who want to tell great stories that der ourder -- can come un. >> how is it different doing something scripted versus a tv show or a movie? >> we're going to learn. you have to find that secret sauce and whatever it is needs to be addictive. i think that is the goal. it will also be very interesting as we go forward to look at what we know, what our peers know, the way we have been telling stories, and what applies, what does not apply. i think a lot of it will actually applied. but it is going to be fascinating to again collaborate with people who have been in the medium, understand it, understand the audience in a way that we don't. it is a fantastic learning experience for us, as well as, we hope, a good business. >> from one creator to another, we will hear from the man behind marvel about what excited him going to movies as a kid. the legendary stan lee when we come back. and he was once the ceo of ibm. stan milano. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes after the hour. that means bloombergtv is on the markets. i'm julie hyman. let's look at where stocks st

the foregroundthere are buses getting ready to take off to the capitol which is about an eight clom der ride. if you just come over here you can also see the impact of the disploation. -- explosion. the impact on people waiting to drive into the city center for work. it's not clear how many people may have been killed by the impact of these explosions. officially the security services and the emergency services have not come out with a definitive figure. no one group has claimed responsibility for the attack but it looks like the work of boko haram. they've been behind similar attacks in northeast nigeria. they have not been in the capitol for two years but it looks like this is the kind of things they might be behind. >> lots more to come on the news hour. nearly a million people can't read and write, what can be done. plus: >> this is just one of the hundreds of mines discovered here in mexico city. coming up i'll have a report on why these mines pose such a threat to people here. >> and in sport, the most decorated athlete in olympic history announces his come back, that is also to c

. >> probably about ten weeks ago, we were really firing on all clin ders. which sometimes happens. i was happy with the effort we got in the last two or three games. he should be prepared after practice this week to throw our best game out there. >> let's hope they do so. this sports report brought to you by toyota. i will be live at the shark tank tomorrow night. a all the insight into this matchup. so the so cal versus no cal match up. >> should be fun as long as we win. >> right. and of course the giants and dodgers. >> yeah. cool. >> good stuff. >>> all right. thank you for joining us. for all of us here at abc7 news at 9:00, thank you so much for watching. abc7 news continues online, on twitter and all your mobile twices with our new app. join us at 11:00 over on channel 76789 we leave you with a live look from our camera. lton [over. it's the last day to sign up for a spring semester elective. horseback riding, waterskiing, fencing. those are just a few classes we can afford to offer if enough people pay to learn hopscotch. oh, they've got a class on

today the storm system fur der off to the east impacting parts of the east coast and heavy rain across parts of northern florida southeastern georgia and across sections of new england. it's in new england where there is concern for flooding. we have flash flood watches in effect across parts of new hampshire and maine. that produces heavy rain and significant snow melt with temperatures warming up across the region. once the system exits tomorrow will be a warm aacross the east. already in the 60d across the southeast 50's in chicago. today it will be a hot one in california. take a look at la your high temperature forecast to be shy of 90 degrees. then that warmth spreads eastward wednesday. chicago you could be in the 60s wednesday and upper 70s in the city of far go and 70s as well in the city of denver. feeling like spring out there coming up tomorrow. >> that's great news. thank you so much, maria. >> ted cruz passes a resolution barring iran's bam baambassador the u.s. he is a terrorist militant who held americans hostage in 1979. his appointment sparked ou lawm hostages. the am

my oldest daughter, mother, sis ders, brother-in-law, nieces and nephews were exterminated.ike many, venice beliefs france is in denial. paris sent 2,500 soldiers. they arrived under a united nations mandate, 11 weeks after the mass anger started. some have refused french troops -- accused french troops of participating. they have been denied by the military. the common application is that they offered protection. the general in charge says it's nonsense. the french are the only ones with a few african states that dared to go though. whereas the other major nations did nothing. france can be proud of its intervention, which saved tens of thousands of lives. >> there's still an open wound, the presence on french soil of rwandans implicated. >> last month this man was child for 25 years. the first rwandan convicted by a french court. his lawyers helped to bring charges against 20 other suspects. he says france's legal system has been too slow to act. >> chance didn't want to change its position the ongoing investigations may offercm form of hope for the relatives and victims.

flo 70 million chojt east he der bun -- chocolate easter bunnies. >> talk about candy, peeps.sam born invented it. sam's son bob invented a machine that could mass-produce peeps and we eat 1.5 billion of them just during easter. and just like the easter bunny tradition in america, peeps are mass produced in pennsylvania. coming up, americans are slammed and over-scheduled. ra america >> politicians and pundits once predicted that 21st century americans would be kicking back and enjoying a life of leisure right about now. instead our high tech world has increased. less well off americans often work two jobs to survive. the leisure hours of scattered and skimpy if we have them at all. working moms may be the worst off at all. trapped between an unforgiving work culture, that celebrates an ideal with no human attachments and a motherly affection that few if any can meet. no wonder more people feel overwhelmed. bridget, work and play when no one has the time. bridget, good to have you with it. the welcom overwhelm, how bad is it? >> right, i absolutely did. the sense of everything all at

james davis and 17 yufrld bruce winbush are facing charges of assault with attempt of hur der. a 16-year-old remains in custody. a 10-year-old was hurt after running in front of steve utash's pickup. when he stopped to help the boy a half a dozen men jumped him. he remains in critical condition. police are still looking for other suspects. >> to fort hood the victims of the deadly rampage there will be remembered today. a memorial service is set late this afternoon to honor three soldiers killed daniel rodriguez, carlos rodriguez and timothy owens all long time army veterans. president obama and michelle obama will be in attendance. 16 others were wounded when army specialist ivan lopez opened pier on the base last week. >> a fox business alert to tell you about withom steering to engine starters the world's largest auto maker is recalling more than 6 million vehicles. it is one of the largest recalls ever. loren simonetti has this and other news. >> five recalls to tell you about affecting 6.4 million toyota vehicles worldwide. this could be a big blow to the japanese company'

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while history shows you we may der we see an outperformance in large-cap tech. that's not the case today. google, yahoo, internet giants moving to the down side. apple also cooling off a bit, so definitely seeing a change in this sentiment. the big question is, will this trend hole? >> seema, thank you very much. >>> if you look at the s&p 500 for the month of april, it is little change, despite all the volatility. there you see it. one month down 0.77%. hugh, and john buckingham. he's also the manager of the morning-star al frank fund. welcome. how can i make money in this market or hang on to what i've got? >> hanging on to what you've got probably is your biggest challenge and should be your goal. the reason i say that, we've had heard a lot said about how utilities have done so well, how they're doing well today on a relative basis, but the defensive sectors of this market, tyler, having doing well all year long, so you take the top sectors, top performers, it's not just utilities, but consumer staples and health care. when you take that alongside the fact -

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this isn't just random people on the street being asked to serene der their cell phones. searches of people who have been arrested. i think the justices could easily think, that's not going to happen to me. it is true the police have a much wider latitude in searching people who have been arrested. which makes a certain amount of success. >> you've got to admit an 18th century phase, the fourth amendment, in today's day and age, when you can fit more be that the lunar lander had in a calculator, i mean, we are so different today. that has to apply. >> that's the challenge with the constitution. how to apply those principles long after they were written. >> and how strictly we should be constructists, which is always the challenge for so many. thanks for joining us from washington. enjoy the argument. look forward to seeing you back here. jeffrey toobin joining us live. you know who else is going to join us live, wolf blitzer. he's going to take over. thanks for watching. >>> right now, it's judgment day for the owner of the los angeles clippers. also right now, a major tw

rancher ken add der holt joins us. >> depending where they find the boundary probably between a lurks00 acres. >> they say they are not doing. this why do people in texas think this is happening? >> i talked to someone at blm and they told me they are vegetation line at the top of the high bluff. been defined cutting of the gradient, the gradient bank where the vegetation line starts there the high bluff is a long ways from the river. >> why would they even want the land, ken? i just asked this of the attorney general. why would the feds even want this land? >> i have no idea why they want the land. they could do whatever they wanted to with it. it would be theirs. it would be free. they could rent it, lease it, sell it. they could get the minerals from it, the water rights from it any time you come in and confiscate's someone's property for free, it's a pretty good deal. >> how long have you owned it and i take it you are paying taxes on it. >> i have been paying taxes on it. it's been in my family since 1941. >> and i mean, this is just -- i mean, for the life of me, i can't figure

that is what rain sounds liken der water.o can be very confusing. >> thanks for bringing up black and white tvs. let's talk about distance. they could be three miles under the surface of the ocean. how does noise travel from that far away from that depth? >> this is one of the fascinating questions that i had, too, because i thought how does noise travel, right? so here is the easiest way to put it. low pitch sounds travel farther. so that's why you hear whales at far distances. high pitch sounds travel very -- they don't travel as far. and the pinger is a high pitched noise. so that's why we hear experts say it's a two mile radius. and you mentioned the ocean perhaps three miles deep, right? so i said, okay, so if the pingers at the bottom of the ocean and it's two or tree miles deep and the radius is two miles, what does that mean at the surface? what does that mean -- and he put it like this. this is like going to vegas and winning the lottery because if you're at the surface, you have to be e on top of the pinger. >> are

. >> i want to bring in alan d ders dershowitz, you actually defended some people with some of these anti-semitic viewpoints. tell us how you balance first amendment rights and need to protect people from these dangerous bigots? >> everybody in the america has the right to believe or ee spouse whatever racial views as long as they don't act on them and i've represented people with neo-nazi orientation and wanted to march or express anti-semitic views. when they turn into actions of this kind, it's murder and it's no accident it's around passover. there's a 2,000 year history of jus bei jews being attacked on passover. if you tune into palestinian authority television, you'll hear complaints against barack obama holding sader, don't you know jews use muslim blood or christian blood. it all surrounds the passover easter holiday. historically the worst ant anti-semitic offenses take place at this time of the year. >> protecting rights and protecting people from crimes. this individual had a big history that may have been should have a red flag. ace former kkk leader and been on hate wat

i've never seen this combination of organized crime, politics, gun running, money laund derring. >> never in san francisco. you might find this in some middle eastern country, or some place like that. to me the most fascinating aspect is this leland yee and shrimp boy. shrimp boy is the whitey bolger of the chinatown scene. shrimp boy has been involved in every bit of crime and violence in san francisco going back to the golden dragon massacre. you put these two guys together and it is hard to compute. >> when you were in the public defender's office you came across the shadow of shrimp boy in a number of cases. he was always on the edges. how did he manage to continue to operate in san francisco without getting busted earlier? >> we had a sort of suspicion that shrimp boy was in bed with the federal authorities in some way, that he was getting a pass for a lot of the stuff he was doing. as you said, police reports would come in of various types of crimes and he would be mentioned in the background as someone pulling the strings but he was almost never arrested. >> he did do federal time,

flo 70 million chojt east he der bun -- chocolate easter bunnies. >> talk about candy, peeps.sam born invented it. sam's son bob invented a machine that could mass-produce peeps and we eat 1.5 billion of them just during easter. and just like the easter bunny tradition in america, peeps are mass produced in pennsylvania. coming up, americans are slammed and over-scheduled. >> every saturday, join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. >> everywhere i go there they are wanting to tell dr. jane what their doing... >> the inspirational dr. jane goodall talks to john seganthaller >> i started with a notebook, and a pair of secondhand binoculars. which was all i could afford... >> and reveals the remarkable human nature of chimpanzees. >> they have a dark side, and that made them more like us than i had thought before. talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> politicians and pundits once predicted that 21st century americans would be kicking back and enjoying a life of leisure right about now. instead our high tech world has