now, albert fall and the teapot dome scandal. ♪ >> the teapot dome scandal was probably most significantsidential scandal in residential history in the 20th century. up until watergate, anyway. because implicated members of the cabinet. it certainly could have implicated president harding, had he lived. it became a rather notorious event, even today. as they are preparing to sell off the teapot dome naval petroleum reserve. soon after the turn-of-the-century, when the u.s. navy it starting to shift from those very clunky coal burning battleships in the fleet to oil burning ships, it occurred to various officials in the government, that we might run out of oil. and what is to happen if suddenly we are in the middle of a war, with a fleet, being powered by petroleum-fired ships, and suddenly we do not have any oil? so the decision was made by the department of the navy, to go out and find, on public and dutch on public land, known -- to go out and find on public lands, known oil reserves still on public land, set them aside from exploration and development and in essence, save them in case

so it builds up as a big lava dome.t three and a half months passively, what we call effusively. so there wasn't prior to these explosions any real danger at that point. i wasn't prior to these explosions any real danger at that point.— real danger at that point. i suppose the question _ real danger at that point. i suppose the question now _ real danger at that point. i suppose the question now is _ real danger at that point. i suppose the question now is what _ real danger at that point. i suppose the question now is what is - real danger at that point. i suppose the question now is what is likely i the question now is what is likely to happen over the coming weeks insofar as it is predictable. probably we are going to see these explosions which are occurring quite frequently. we are seeing several of day. we have something like 22 of these explosions over the last two and half days. i expect those to continue. although, it is likely that those might become less frequent and perhaps smaller as time goes on. how long t

eight years later, the "dome" was shuttered and faced an uncertain future.nt the iconic space. >> harris county owns the astrodome, and it's bought and paid for, so the leadership at the county level has said, "why not find a way to do something else with it? why not spend a little bit more money and allow it to be a contributing member of the community? it's already a beloved landmark." >> welcome wilson, judge hofheinz's old buddy and a board member of the astrodome conservancy group, says a modern relaunch is just around the corner. it just is amazing to me that so many people, even if they're not from this area, know his name and know about the astrodome story. will they in 10, 20 years? >> i think so. if we in the astrodome conservancy have our way, we think we can make a venue out of the astrodome yet. >> and his old friend's railcar? welcome thinks it deserves a place of honor in their conservation efforts. >> i would hope that that would be a resting place for the railcar -- at the astrodome. >> so, more than 40 years after this train left the statio

is close but not the most iconic- is close but not the most iconic image of the us capital is this domeon and you think you see that. there is a lot of entrances leading up to that place because this is a huge complex and it's notjust the actual dome itself but there is buildings where senators work and committees meet so it's a series of buildings around this area. it's a large part of the city but it's closely connected to the where the agencies are and it leads into some of the most iconic monuments in washington and the big tall thing for people not aware of it. the lincoln memorial. this is not very close to the actual dome but this is one of the major engines is feeding into independence avenue and where presidents walk along this avenue all the way back to the white house because they are a few blocks apart. it's a very heavy traffic area. ., ~' apart. it's a very heavy traffic area. . ~ ,, apart. it's a very heavy traffic area. . ~ ., ., �* , area. thank you for that. i'm sure ou'll be area. thank you for that. i'm sure you'll be back— area. thank you for that. i'm sure you'll b

the cinerama dome was a land mark movie palace and a true hollywood player since the day it opened ine domed movie palace cost $1 million to build and the motion picture cost upwards of $10 million to produce. >> reporter: blike so many othe movie houses it shut down last year. another casualty of the financial realities of the pandemic. >> the pandemic literally overnight, decimated the movie theater business. >> reporter: the media analyst paul -- >> it was so bleak that that people could not imagine theaters were shut down for a month, let alone a year. that moment changed the world for the movie theater industry and nobody saw it coming. >> reporter: and now the dome's owner said it will stay closed even after the pandemic. but, even if it is closed for good, that doesn't meanha gostr movie business may be getting ready to take off and soar to heights that no one thought possible. >> coming soon, to a brick and mortar theater near you. a flock of big movies. fighting for your attention. >> good morning aviators this is your captain speaking. today's exercise is dog fighting. >> tw

perspective, i'm here in the russell rotunda, and just to my left outside the window is the capitol dome. beneath that on the sidewalk in the driveway outside of those capitol steps is where this scene unfolded just about 15-20 minutes ago. we got an alert overhead here at the capitol, several beeps, and then a message that said there was an external security threat. everyone within the capitol complex needed to remain inside the building and not to go outside. we looked out the window towards the capitol dome and saw what you should probably be seeing right now either in live pictures or video that we sent in. there is a vehicle, a blue sedan that crashed into a barrier that is designed to stop any public vehicles from making their way to the toll steps where the capitol dome is, where the senate and the house chambers are inside. that car was crashed there. when i looked out the window, i saw an unidentified person lying on the ground that capitol the police were tending to. and when we got a better perspective from our photographer who was able to zoom this on that, we now know that t

you are actually hoping to work with the hospitality industry to offer them our garden domes as a wayting started. we had to reinvent ourselves pretty much at the very beginning. 0bviously older restaurants were closed and in the lockdown for the whole uk and europe. so, what has happened? have you seen a big surge in demand, and if so, have you managed to meet that demand?— that demand? yes. we have focused on _ focused on domestic customers, and we created a product that allows our private customers and individuals to use as garden pods. a lot of them use them to spend time outside, independent of the weather. many of our customers are looking at it in coastal areas where they experience a lot of wind or rain. and thanks to the garden pods, they can use their gardens more often. so, yeah, we did experience a surge in orders in the last year, during the lockdown, from domestic customers. then, from autumn and winter there was a surge of interest from the hospitality industry. mostly pubs and restaurants that were looking for ways to extend this alfresco dining. and that is what hyped

of jacob smith and giano, would we just have a proliferation of concrete domes? >> well, that's an interesting question. there's no -- yes, it is definitely true that the first scheme that h.o.k. presented to the orioles, it wasn't a dome, actually, but it was a more traditional concrete open stadium. in fact, the owner of the orioles once said to me, i think what they did was run to chicago and give that to the white sox. because the new comiskey parked liked looked like -- >> sorry, earlier white sox guy. >> looked like what they were trying to build. indeed, it opened the year before. it's possible given that it did take longer to build the baltimore one. anyway, but then they -- you know, they got it and they produced something quite wonderful. i think if that hadn't happened, somewhere something else would have happened because, you know, we were beginning to experience a huge resurgence of downtown living, downtown working, downtown entertainment and so forth. and it might not have happened in baltimore in 1992, it could have happened in another city five y

million to produce. >> reporter: but like so many other movie houses, the dome shut down last year,lty of the financial realities of the pandemic. >> the pandemic, literally overnight, decimated the movie theater business. >> reporter: paul dergarabedian. >> it was so bleak that people couldn't imagine that theaters would be shut down for a month, let alone a year. that moment changed the world for the movie theater industry and nobody saw it coming. >> reporter: and now the cinrama dome's owners say it will stay closed even after the pandemic, but even if it is closed for good, that doesn't mean that movie-going is going away. pact, word on the street is that the movie business might be getting ready to take off and sore to heights no one ever thought possible. coming soon to a brick and mortar theater near you, a block of big movies fighting for your attention. >> good morning, aviators. this is your captain speaking. today's exercise is dog fighting. >> reporter: tom cruise's much delayed "top gun" sequel will be in the thick of it. so will marvel's "black widow." and by the fall

so we got things like the king dome in seattle, which is truly the worst place i've ever seen a baseballame in my life. and many others, so, that was a grim time. it was also based on a myth. talking a lot about myths tonight. >> baseball is all about myths. >> yes, there are good myths and bad myths. maybe i should have said fallacy. it's a fallacy that you can have football and baseball in the same ballpark. you cannot without compromising both of them a lot. >> here's where we come off looking semi decent or even better than that. >> kansas city was the only smart city in america in the 19 seventies, actually, in that it is the only place, other than l. a., where the dodger stadium was built for baseball only, but between -- in the post war era for several decades, only dodgers stadium and arrowhead and -- were built as baseball only places. everybody else thought you could do it all in the same stadium and we got this whole generation truly horrible places. >> you are very complimentary about the architecture of that. although you point out that one of the things it does not do istm$

now, higgins, please put on the dome of silence. >> steve: the dome of silence. [ light laughter ] >>ur cakes. check it out [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy fallon and this is my baseball themed cake i am going to make the head of one of my favorite third basemen of all time. brooks robinson. and i was actually lucky enough to meet him as a kid, i was probably 8 or 9. he was nice enough to even take a photo with me. i always loved him >> tariq: the champ is here. i decided to do a carrot cake. the brown is sort of comparable to the soil of the field >> jimmy: tariq doesn't even watch baseball i didn't think tariq watches sports >> tariq: i like baseball. i like it enough i don't love it. i love cake. >> jimmy: this should be a home run for me pun intended all right, so what you are going to do is, this is a seven-layer cake so the first layer goes on then you want to put buttercream on >> tariq: i like to do a cream cheese icing with a little carrot top try and get it as seamless as possible yeah, that's pretty good >> jimmy: now as i'm going, you can kind of see alread

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and in engineering here for example filippo brunelleschi used roman engineering to create this vast dome over the uomo the cathedral of florence. while burlesque he was taking measurements of ancient temples in rome he had discovered that when you draw as street or a building all the horizontal lines seem to converge to a common center what today we call the vanishing point. rule esky had discovered the laws of linear perspective it revolutionized the renaissance art suddenly painters could create an illusion of 3 dimensional space as if the image they painted was a window on another world. you know for us it's almost impossible to imagine the impact of this innovation why because today we are surrounded by simulated images of fall of billboards television cinema they have conditioned our brain to interpret flat images as 3 dimensional reality but in the middle ages men and women never had that experience before and so they must have been utterly amazed by a painting like this one. the crucifixion by massager the 1st fresco in history to use linear perspective. people in those days most

capitol dome is, the capitol building, not just the office building associated with this complex.ou know, this is an area where you would have had officers checking ids, checking to make sure that the cars were tagged and appropriately able to enter that security area. this is an area, of course, that not just anyone can drive their car into. you have to show your id. you have to show that your car is eligible to be within this area, and obviously it appears that what we are learning from that tweet from the u.s. capitol police is that u.s. capitol police are responding to a north barricade after a vehicle tried to access it, and then ran into two uscp officers, like you said the subject is in custody and both officers are injured. so obviously a critical incident here, and that's why we heard on the loud speaker a few minutes ago that you could not enter or exit u.s. capitol office buildings at this time. >> again, going back for folks just joining us now the capitol on lockdown because of a security threat. two officers injured. we've learned from u.s. capitol police. they were

they attack city hall or the dome of the capitol. for whatever reasons, the grievance they have. this could be a few things that we discussed. they're saying it is not terrorism so they don't have -- i think what that tells us and clint laid it out pretty well but they do not have any end kaegs, they do not information and they do not have any reason to believe it's terrorism and there's nothing we know. now, they still have to look at his stuff to see if there's anything that could be but right now they see a personal issue why he went there. just a suicide by cop? there's all those cop there is and if you try to make attack there on the police you'll probably wind up dead. maybe, you know, other attackers do that at the white house, as well. did he want to attack a member? you know, we think of these things logically. i'm not going to go up there and not going to meet with the president. logical people understand that's not the way it works but when people get in emotionaldy tress, their mind is spinning in different ways sometimes they think they can. there was a man arrested

we are in the main dome.e, god bless and godspeed and keep going. >> get it, jess! do your [ bleep ]. this is what we've [ bleep ] lived up for. everything we [ bleep ] trained for. ♪ glory, glory hallelujah ♪ >> then, like so many of the attackers, she and another oath keeper pose for selfies. >> we took over the capitol, overran the capitol. >> we're in the [ bleep ] capitol. >> jessica watkins isn't the only one who didn't come here by accident. >> up the stairs! >> below the rotunda, ushering people to go upstairs is riley williams. >> up the stairs! go! 22-year-old riley williams graduated from mechanicsburg area senior high school in pennsylvania. she didn't attend college and took a job as a home health care worker. she lived with her mother. but much of williams' life was spent online, where she was a fixture on white supremacist websites. this is also riley williams. >> there is no political solution. all that is left is acceleration. >> the investigative group bellen cat first obtained the video fro

there's a famous dome memorial that's really the symbol of hiroshima that skeletal dome has hit by the blast. it has been preserved and you can see that. but the main way that we understood about the two cities was going to the incredible museums that they have there. talking with our staff. also then, you just drop into hiroshima and nagasaki there's no real obvious thing about the bombs. but you learn very quickly those bombs are still shaping the world view of many of the people who lived in those cities. >> the title of the book is flash of light, wall of fire, why that title? >> when obama was president, he was the first president to actually as a sitting president go to hear oshima and give a speech in august of 2016 during his last year in office. and in that speech, he referred to the atomic bomb as a flash of light, wall of fire. that seemed to be the perfect title for this book. especially since it was uttered by an american president, the first one to even go to hiroshima. that is where the title comes from. back he mentioned harry truman a couple of times. harry truman was

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yes, it is definitely true that the first scheme that hok presented to the oriole's -- it was not a domeut a more traditional concrete open stadium. in fact, the owner of the oils said to me i think what they did was run to chicago and give that to the white socks, because the new comiskey park looked a lot like wet they tried to -- indeed it opened the year before, so it's possible, given it to take longer to build. anyway, but then they got it. they produced something quite wonderful. i think if that hadn't happened somewhere, something else would've happened, because we were beginning to experience a huge resurgence of downtown living. downtown working. downtown entertainment. and so forth. it might not have happened in baltimore in 1992, it could've happened in another city five years later, ten years later, but some other team would have said at some point, we don't want a concrete donut that looks like a freeway overpass. we want a real baseball park. architects would have ultimately, i think responded. that is my assessment. we don't know 100 percent. what happened happened. >> wh

we have been married twice under the city hall dome and are forever indebted to this great city of san francisco to have made it possible. our younger daughter, sarah, she is one more academic porcher, and she will come -- go from being a bruin, to a graduated bruin and our older daughter, molly, who is off in birmingham, alabama, making her way, we know you're watching. we miss you and we are looking forward to seeing you on more than just face time. my brother, richard, happily retired city employee, he has known me longer than anyone. and next time you check the database, it is a work course application on the city website, i would gander to guess that city employees check this website more often than any other to find out how much they get paid and how much they are going to get paid. richard designed that over 20 years ago and it works to this day. ron, the union is family. you and i spread our wings together in labor at local 21. you have contributed greatly to the city as a career long inspector by preserving save residential housing stock. richard and ron, like so me city emplo

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, and between the capitol dome and the windows here we can see what was happening unfold on the groundith the birdseye view and we saw on the suspect struck the trump that there are multiple items stuffed in their, that is something that police are working through right now to process and look for any clues as to why this happened this afternoon, we do know the suspect crashed very forcefully into the temporary barricade, the front part of the nissan altima that the man was driving is completely crunched the window in the front windshield is also broken but we are waiting for the key details and we also asked if the police what mental state the suspect was in at the time when you're charging officers and if he said anything but the police would not give out any more of the details and were also waiting for what the condition of the second capitol police officer who was hospitalized, what condition that officer is in, they are not releasing those details but this attack, not only cut the police five surprise that had a huge impact on an emotional impact on them as well. take a listen. >

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but you see that dome of high pressure building in as we head through the middle of the week. that's to send temperatures well above average overnight lows. yes, still be chilly in spots down to about 35 in santa rosa 39 in the napa valley about 39 in 2 out of this pretty cold for this time of year. low 40's in toward the tri valley in the concord inside the bay of high temperatures in the 40's early on. but that will be it will warm things up in a hurry by tomorrow afternoon. little cool in the san francisco, some 50's and some 60's right of the beaches. you'll find those numbers generally in the 50's. then you get inside the bay will start to warm things up and as you head for the south west temperatures start to warm up nicely about 70 in mount view by tomorrow afternoon, a whole lot of 70's into the santa clara valley may be in mid 70's in the campbell has yet to the east bay maybe sigh 76 degrees in little more tomorrow. so you watch these temperatures pop around the bay area. the next few days, 7 degrees in danville about 76 in walnut creek 76 in concord about 72 in herc

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. >> how are you doing i'm marcus nice to meet you >> benny has been dealing cards under the dome longern alive >>> so how long have you been here >> it will be 52 years sunday. i opened this place up in '66. i started off as the casino porter, which i clean the tables and ashtrays and taking out the trash. that's all blacks could do on the strip. >> really? you weren't permitted to deal cards? >> blacks weren't permitted. >> when were you permitted >> i'd say '71 >> did they teach you how to do this >> they sent me to school and i worked may way to be a dealer. >> once he became a dealer, a who's who of hollywood showed up at his table >>> have you met any fantastic people >> a lot >> celebrities >> isn't that tra, diana ross, joe lewis. >> any dealer good enough for joe lieu willis is good enough for me >> let's do it >> okay, we're going to have fun. >> okay, let's do it >> first, a few practice runs. >>> you don't need to explain anything 21, baby >> we'll do it again okay, that's 10. now, i have a short. you have to always assume it's a 10 underneath. so what do i have? >> you have

so here you see the capitol dome. on it is written religious liberty is guaranteed, but can we allow foreign reptiles to crawl all over us? u.s.. on the left you see this crocodile going up the capitol dome. but if you look at it sideways the mouth of the crocodile is kind of like the hoax hat. and on the right side, this is -- is the shell of the turtle. that is the mormon church. this is kind of curious in a few ways. for instance, why are you calling the mormon church a foreign reptile? that is because back in the, day back in the day when he was doing these cartoons, the mormon church was mostly made up of immigrants. i thought about making a turtle a representative of mormon utah ends but it didn't quite work. we will have more to say about nast and his view of the catholic church later on. that is the last little bit that i've got. like i, said he worked with the images and was developing them all of the time, some of it was stuck, like seneca is stuck. the donkey and elephant are definitely stuck. catholics bei

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you can see a big dome of high pressure building in and there it is. you see all the clearing see all that rain making its way. well to the north of all the way up into canada. so we're going to keep things dry above normal temperatures. i think as we head in toward the next few days. the temperatures soaring in the 80's. i think through about the middle of the week behind that. we get a lot of part of the week. things do begin to break down the ridge starts to weaken a little bit. our temperatures. we're going to cool a little bit as a result, but it's still strong enough to bounce most that moisture up in the pacific northwest. we'll be left with just a couple of clouds. but keeping it dry into the weekend next week. not, of course, of the we've got the system that begins to drop down, looks a little bit string and laurie forecast. but sure doesn't look promising as far as getting any significant rainfall here in the bay area. so think he's going to remain dry. so here's your 1010 for you as we head in the next couple of days. tomorrow looks like lot

it's about the domes that -- we need people to be ready for them and that is was his package that the president for the. investing in areas of infrastructure, whether we are talking about the water, adding the lead out of school buildings, issues related to childcare, long-term care, veterans facilities, the list goes on. and again, more to come in the next package. but right now, what the president is doing is getting more opportunity in the rural communities. my time in congress, most of the time infrastructure was never a partisan issue. only when president obama was president did republicans insist on a much smaller infrastructure package. it comes down to a four letter word, jobs. good paying jobs. investing in workers and turbocharging for global competitiveness and to do so in a way that is resilient and green. the fact is, it is about working together to save our planet to have clean air, clean water for our children. it is a health issue, competitiveness, to a selves good paying to jobs. it's about security in terms of what we do. i did talk about president jefferson, i talke

the ancient domed of an as survive the millennia and continues to be used in a somewhat altered form in the turkmen countryside. this one is being used to make a traditional specialty. meat filled dumplings. gone or dep it was situated between the then still flowing arms of the mar gob river which was bad by melt water from the mountains and flowed down into the flat lands bringing the desert to life. and intricate canal network distributed the water in the fields something that required a highly effective division of labor and organization similar to that in other. cultures. the waters of the most abundant. the land flourished with herds of cattle grazing along the banks the fields were rich with grain fruits vegetables and. meanwhile the population grew and produced surpluses to trade with other peoples. changing climate send natural disasters.

order has been restored in the church and the dome rebuilt. who. i. really. no walk oh oh. oh. home. oh really. just. another sizable christian community is located in northern syria right near the turkish border. this footage was filmed in july 29th team before turkey invaded the area. it's a predominantly kurdish region the kurds have long strived for political autonomy and traditionally oppose the assad regime. the footage shows many images of. the jailed founder of the kurdistan workers' party or p k k both turkey and the west see the p.k. k. as a terrorist group the turkish government views the local kurdish administration and all kurdish fighters as terrorists. in october 21000 turkish troops and allied militias invaded northern syria among them turkish back to jihadists. in the chaos there were many reports of islamic state militants escaping from kurdish jails. the local christians found themselves with nowhere to turn. caught up in the fighting targeted by the islamists but not natural allies of the kurds either. the escape route to europe via turkey was blocked by the

you kind of get the idea to look at the big dome now just kind of building in the jet stream. well, to the north up in all the storms in that direction. so no threat of any rain. now it's just about how nice it's going to be around the bay area. the sea breeze. you can't get away from that. still going to see that over the next couple days right now to 17 in san francisco. look at sfo. 29 mile an hour gusts there. so little blustery there to sfo. but temperature wise. look at some nice numbers already in many spots in the mid 70's in the concord right now. 76 in santa rosa, big contrast in temperatures much cooler along the coastline. but warmer days ahead. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. now the south bay the owners of a sunnyvale restaurants say they are the victims of a hate crime. >> kron four's charles clifford has details. >> well, here in sunnyvale, the owners of lebron restaurant right behind me here say that they have had a very tough year because of the pandemic and now they believe they've been the victims of a hate crime. but they say

order has been restored in the church and the dome rebuilt. who. i. really. no walk oh oh. oh. well home. all living. just. another sizable christian community is located in northern syria right near the turkish border. this footage was filmed in july 29th teen before turkey invaded the area. it's a predominantly kurdish region the kurds have long strived for political autonomy and traditionally oppose the assad regime. the footage shows many images of. the jailed founder of the kurdistan workers' party or p k k both turkey and the west see the p.k. k. as a terrorist group the turkish government views the local kurdish administration and all kurdish fighters as terrorists. in october 21000 turkish troops and allied militias invaded northern syria among them turkish back to jihad ists. in the chaos there were many reports of islamic state militants escaping from kurdish jails. the local christians found themselves with nowhere to turn. caught up in the fighting targeted by the islamists but not natural allies of the kurds either i escape route to europe via turkey was blocked by

. >>> we've made great strides in the tier, dome penalize us. >> and why does one bay area county have plenty of doses while its neighbor is pleading for more? >>> and you don't have to look too far for the longest win streak in all of major league baseball. the oakland a's, what's better than ten in a row? how about 11? >>> but first, breaking news out of alameda. you're looking live at a vigil that just got underway for an oakland father that died in alameda police custody. family and friends brought flowers and lit candles in honor of mario gonzalez. there are also signs reading justice for mario. it happened yesterday. gonzalez was a suspect in a possible theft and suffered a medical emergency while officers were trying to restrain him. but gonzalez's family says he was healthy and did not have any medical conditions. they are now demanding answers. let's go back out live to the vigil. gonzalez's family wants to know how he died, the names of the officers involved and the footage from the officer's body worn cameras to be released immediately. we are waiting for the family to start

that big dome of high pressure now beginning to build in.you see the storm track staying well to the north all the way up into canada is that keeps us high and dry. and that's the way it's going to stay. now. looks like for the foreseeable future until we see some major changes maybe late next week at the earliest. so numbers outside now 72 in palo alto 71 a beautiful in little more 75 in concord still 72 it look at fairfield 82 degrees. very warm. as you make when the central valley, long range forecast for doesn't look like much is coming our way. in fact, we keep things dry into the weekend. that's the way it is going to stay a little windy over the weekend. looks like we're going to keep those temperatures much warmer plan on 80's in many spots inland by tomorrow afternoon, guys. all right, lawrence, thank you. >> the warriors are hosting the dallas mavericks at chase center tonight kron four's sports reporter kate rooney. she's there live. she joins us now with what to watch for tonight. kate, >> hey, sanaa's the ad wars are set to take