and the figures are brought very close to the foreground. in fact this painting should be hanged a little bit higher because you should be looking and inspecting the work, analyzing it from a different vantage point. vantage point may--being your position, you, the viewer, my position as a viewer in perceiving the work of art. so you have the figures brought very close to the foreground and there is a very close-- there's almost an intimate relationship between the space represented in the work and the actual space which is occupied by the viewers. in the drawing or watercolor, it's both, you see the buildings. now the buildings are solid. there is a definite sense of contained volume. there's mass. and this is achieved purely through lines, so the most--obviously color is not a very significant part of this work. it is primarily focused on line. but there is a system, the implied line that i had originally introduced, the idea of composition. but also line is used to suggest depth and you have a system which is called the linear perspective

♪ >> whenever you see a photograph of the choir, this organ is right there in the center of the foregroundhas been accompanying be choir ever since the organ was put it in 1867 because the choir has been around that long and even longer. this is the oldest building on temple square. it is even older than the temple itself. and the oldest thing inside of the tabernacle is this organ case, so these gold pipes next to me here have looked down on decades and decades of history and have seen all kinds of things, lots of american presidents have spoken from the pulpit and have seen the choir perform here, so there is a lot of history in this organ case and in the building. the sound of the tabernacle organ is really unique. this instrument -- most of the pipes were built by the olian-skinner organ company in 1948, and it was considered their magnum opus. the president of that company considered this one of their finest if not the finest that they built, and part of that was that the pipes are so beautifully voice for the room, but part of it is the room itself. it is a domed ceiling that of a re

in the foreground is the american university. that's a live view from our storm team 4 tower camera under this royal blue sky. off in the distance on the horizon, the high-rise buildings of tyson's corner. behind them you can even see the bull run mountains which are about 50 miles away. it's just an amazing situation here now with the air so dry. 75 now at reagan national. the dew point down to 47. that is very dry air. now the humidity just 37%. we've got a northwesterly breeze that is bringing in this low humidity as we have this canadian high pressure over us. it's near 70 now prince george's, montgomery and fairfax counties. from the bay right now it's in the low 70s. gorgeous day on the bay, gorgeous day around the blue ridge. shenandoah mountains -- the valley into the mountains it's just in the upper 60s to near 70. oakland got down this morning to 45 degrees. they're now at 57. these temperatures jumped about ten degrees in one hour. shenandoah valley was in the 50s, then in the next hour 60s and now it's 70s. how long d

you can see them in the foreground.are no longer charged, but when the fire first started, they were electrified, the fire department had to wait for pge to come out and shut those off, as a result, there's roughly around 5,000 customers in this area that are without power and will be without power for quite some time until they're able to fix this. so again, three alarm fire contained, certainly not out, destroyed their carpet depot, possibly another building and a home on the backside. one firefighter injured, minor injures i mentioned. chief reiterated that person was taken to the hospital just as a precaution. live in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> check back in with him when he has concrete details. in the men time, new information stemming from a major crash in san jose. last night involving eight different cars. the fire department tweeting these pictures of the crash that injured ten people. this all happened on east capitol expressway. this around 9:30 last night. "today in the

louis alderman antonio french who you'll recognize here in the foreground, he spoke to the same crowd that the police chief had just spoken to, and the crowd did seem to be at least somewhat agitated and upset about the chief's announcement about the killing. antonio french basically tried to talk the crowd down. this was a remarkable scene. watch this. >> but the last thing we need is violence in our neighborhood. hey, listen. that's not going to be on the police to make sure no violence in our neighborhood. that's going to be on us. >> that's right. >> no silliness over here. all right? >> understand this, we know our rights. >> you know your rights. i know your rights, brother, too. i'm going to make sure this man's rights were exercised, too, and we're going to find out what happened. we're going to be patient in our neighborhood. you got people that got your back over here. you ain't alone like they are in ferguson, you hear me? all right. >> you've got people who've got your back over here. you aren't alone like they are in ferguson. we're going to speak with alderman antonio fr

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referendums are in the ninety's so i as far as i'm concerned they're quite similar well in the foreground items the referendum suited the major issues great britain in the ukraine the referendum did not suit the major which is russia and that is the big difference. well speaking about double standards here right well i mean super powers have double standards i mean look at the invasion of the gulf war two into iraq totally illegal by the united nations and international law totally illegal but america led the allies into that invasion and there is stupidly got rid of saddam hussein who was a sunni strongman holding the shiites a day and giving great stability to the middle east i mean got rid of saddam hussein america facing chaos in the middle east well i think america's facing cares not only in the middle east they're all not only in iraq but also in a number of other countries where you've got time to to install democratic leadership and i think the ukrainian example is also somewhat relevant here but if i could bring it to the economic side of the things wouldn't said that he's not go

a tow truck in the foreground. traffic is moving quickly. maybe it is a situation that is wrapping up or unfolding. leyla gulen has traffic and weather. >>> the obama administration is fund to form a secret infiltration program in the hops of from vehicling political unrest in cuba. the associated press reports the white house secretly sent young latin americans to can you behalf posing as tourists to look for young cubans who could become political activists. early this year it came out white house created a cuban version twitter in hopes of creating possible unrest. no comment from the white house. >> a washington state mom will face murder charms after her two-year-old daughter was found dead in coastal oregon. the 40-year-old jessica smith tried to kill her teen daughter and was arrested yesterday 15 miles from the resort. the housekeeper discovered the body in a room on friday morning along with the 13-year-old sister seriously injured. smith was the only other person in the room when the girls were attacked. >> the california lawmakers

looks like they have got workers in the foreground. i can see shadows on the the ground trying to get it going again or mean was rescue for the people on board. but so far no luck. the monorail in the dallas zoo is not moving and 50 people are sweating it out. >> and new details on the death of a off duty border patrol agent in south texas. he was on a fishing trip with his family when police say he was shot and killed by two illegal immigrants who have a long history of run ins by the authorities. casy? >> reporter: what makes this crime more disgusting, is that the border patrol agent witnesses this. his parents and his wife and two young children. just as you said, they had gone out to go fishing on sunday down in south texas, very close to the boarder and he was off duty at the time. that is when two suspects rolled up apparently looking for trouble. >> they were there and a vehicle drove by and they noticed it and they turned around and came back. and two individuals came back with the appearance of going to rob him. veinga junior

there's senate park and the fountain there in the foreground. it is a gorgeous summer day. right now 80 at reagan national, dew point is at 65. that's moderate humidity. and we've got a very light northwesterly breeze. and the temperatures elsewhere in the metro area, generally in the upper 70s northern virginia. much of maryland in the mid to upper 70s. right near the bay, mid-70s. beautiful day on the bay as well. as we look at the latest satellite and radar, we don't have any storms anywhere nearby, but hurricane bertha, there it is churning away east of the bahamas. well east of the bahamas right now with winds of 80 miles an hour. and it is now a category 1 hurricane. we'll stay that way through the day today and stay well off the atlantic seaboard. well east of the outer banks during the day on tuesday into wednesday. a category 1 hurricane and east of our atlantic beaches and the eastern shore, maybe some heavy seas, could get some rip currents there along the beaches the next couple of days. then it quickly really weakens a lot and just becomes a tropical depression

and you can see the boats in the foreground.rtable conditions whether you are inland or at the shore. it looks like comfortable trend will continue for the start of the weekend. as we look at the accuweather live line-up, stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, not a lot to share with you as far as the weather conditions dry thanks to a dominating ridge of high pressure. it is about the temperatures and the below-average temperatures. average this year is 86, and we are at 81 in the city. the poconos 74. allentown 82. along the coast, beach haven to sea isle city, temperatures are comfortably in the upper 70s. 81 in dover. satellite 6 along with action radar, we have quiet conditions from the northeast down across the mid-atlantic region because of what is north of toronto here. widening pout the picture you see the high pressure in place across our region will help to suppress all of this moisture you see across areas in the ohio and tennessee river valleys. this will stay well away from our region as we get into the weekend. th

the city, you can see the storm roll right over the phoenix skyline, including a busy i-10 in the foreground. but just before the haboob reaches the highway, he makes a mad dash for safety. >> when the dust storm hit, i had jumped in my car and it was instantaneous blackout. i'd never been in a dust storm that turned the light out that fast before. >> incredibly, the historic haboob on july 5th rolls through the city without a single death reported. he credits phoenix residents for observing proper haboob protocol. >> it might have been due to the warning that the national weather service put out about this. but one of the nice things about this particular storm was there were very few injuries associated with it. people were able to do the things they were supposed to do. pull off to the side of the road, turn their lights off and take their feet off the brake. >> the city doesn't escape completely unscathed. the dense storm leaves thousands without electricity after blowing down multiple power poles. >> power just went out. >> for millions of others, the storm is a nuisance, but nothing mo

the bay bridge is in the foreground and the background has low-lying cloud cover so the forecast today a warning coastal cloud and fog overlaying the region along the bay and warmer temperatures this afternoon as the sun is up and a seasonal pattern is in effect for the weekend. the buses are in action and at the bus stop, 62, take off the jacket by the afternoon with a lot of sunshine and 80 by 3:30. we have low pressure that is pushing east and bringing the wind off the land burning off the cloud cover. highs are 83 in san jose and 62 in santa clara and 76 in san mateo and 68 in downtown san francisco and 64 in daly city and to the north, 63 bodega bay and 81 for napa and the east bay. 77 in union city and 72 for berkeley and inland we will see the warmup more noticeable at 85 in pleasanton and 86 in pittsburg and 88 in antioch. we are tracking a warm-up inland and 88 for the high around inland location and 80 along the bay and 64 for the coast. by the weekend we are back into the seasonal range at 90 by next tuesday inland. good morning, drew. 41 bart trains if you do taught want to

be able to tell by the casinos there in the foreground. really nice day generally underway., you have got couple every clouds on the live view. and that is casino every going to be the theme of the day. you can see the disturbance nearby, quick shower for cape may county, sussex, but later today everybody's in the clear with some sun touch more humidity, and the high hitting 84. bob, over to you. >> 6:24, good morning everybody, live look, northeast philadelphia here. now, police still have this stretch of torresdale avenue blocked between levick and princeton. but as katie was speaking here, i saw the police wrapping up the yellow crime scene tape. they had it blocked all across from side to side. so that's my sense probably going to get ready to open up doors tail avenue shortly. if you are headed out the front door now, still blocked lever i can to princeton. i would head for frankford avenue as the alternate. route 56 bus being detoured onto frankford avenue, as well otherwise mass transit looking good. erika, back to you. >> bob, thank you. although we all expect pope f

the figure who is just barely visible in the left foreground is the telepath.ind the camera is a seating area for observers. although in this case, i believe the only other person present was a military aide. the alien is seated behind a glass partition in a bio containment area which is maintained at biosafety level two, the lowest designation. that's primarily for the protection of the aliens, not us. the theory is that if they were going to infect with us an alien bug, it would have happened 50 years ago. in fact, all the indications are the aliens eliminated microbial and viral life from their own ecosystem long ago. they aren't susceptible to our diseases directly, but it has been shown that microbes can reproduce and form colonies within their respiratory systems which tends to exacerbate the disabilities they tend to suffer in our environment. in fact, you can see here the alien is beginning to flag. the interview is not going well. the telepath was trying to clarify some points from the previous interview but wasn't receiving coherent responses. as you

now that is in part to the foreground here in the bay area at temperatures will be down.her celebrity: >> erica: and now by lunchtime expect temperatures to be in the '70s. and that many of you ladies sportswear corp. around the bed. '70s and '80s and the south bay redwood city 77. and the east bay is a lot of sunshine. fairfield 8175 and the lay of sampras's coach at 67. los 74 in the bottle and the oakland. >> erica: we will continue with the pattern of mourning for duke and sunny afternoon. upper 60s for the coast. >> george: i'll look at the roadways the good news this the nimitz freeway construction has been picked up and there is no longer the delay. the are no delays to the san ramon valley. >> george: southbury freeways look good as well. we're back in school so watch for changing traffic pattern. the north bay ride looks good group of by the and even how long is problem free. >> george: the daybreaks has no problem and the san mateo bridge was closed until 130 yes today but no delays or residual from to that. the golden gate bridge is clear to that. the richmond

will it eventually lead to a necessity foreground strikes or do you think the air strikes will be effective? >> they are effective in a sense it will stop just like there's a threat where there's air strikes against isis so they didn't go into baghdad months ago and they didn't. now they are standing in place, not trying to go into erbil which would be devastating. they already got a hold of the two major dams in iraq, not good news. by us doing those air strikes it stopped them in their tracks so our personnel in erbil, our american personnel that are there, are not in artillery range, not in clear and present danger. i would argue with you, yeah, you have people like senator graham who say they are going to come here and america, there's clear and present danger against america. that is fear mongering and disagree wholeheartedly. that is not accurate. they are a dangerous terrorist organization but that doesn't mean we go into a religious civil war and put boots on the ground. i believe admiral sestak and i are in agreement with that. >> i've got to ask you this, admiral already indicated

liz: we have to continue to talk are gat in jacz: gorgeous backgt what is going on in the foreground if investors have their ears to the wall, looking to clues when the fed could raise rates. we have a man who has been in the fed voting room with fed chair janet yellen before. he knows what she might be thinking. former kansas city fed president and now fdic vice-chair, tom hoenig. david: nice to be a fly on the wall. he is a fly on the wall. >>> bank of america will play $17 billion to settle grimes over mortgage bond that it sold that led up to the financial crisis but where does all that money go? over 100 billions in fines paid off to the doj since 2008. where is it coming from? where does it go? could it be funded by the fed? all those questions could be answered coming up. liz: are you ready for some football? american football making its way across the globe to china. we're talking to a man betting big on the new china american football league a real entrepreneur. david: as we revisit the financial crisis started by the subprime crisis, who do you think is more responsible for

i think that's him in the foreground and tony blake and the national security aid aide in the back andusan rice there, the national security director. is that to show the gravity of the situation, the fact they released the photo. reminded me of the photo when we killed bin laden. >> right. optics are always important, chris. in these types of situations, even more so. i think you're right to under score that point. there was a desire to show that the president that his national security team were on top of the crisis. they were dealing with the crisis earlier today. we got video of president obama speaking to jordan's king abdullah. i'm told he'll make more phone calls to u.s. allies in the coming days to try to shore up support, not necessarily for the military mission, but to get more aid in terms of the humanitarian mission. in addition to all of those christian minorities stranded on the mountain, there are thousands who have been displaced by the crisis. he's going to be reaching out to u.s. allies to get their support in terms of dealing with that. optics are always important, c

that sun coming up outside kutztown area middle school where they have soccer field there in the foregrounds there a camp that coming here in the morning. we will spot them later today. meanwhile you're witness weather day planner bringing in the sun bye eventually a shower and storm. we have a mixed bag of things going on out there. speaking of the taney dragons but there may still be is sort of transferred to eastern pa and delaware valley as a whole. it shouldn't be as much in the way of wet weather issues for folks out there in north central pa later today. back here at home you may want to think of grabbing an umbrella because these showers may move somewhat slowly if that is a case they will set up over you, you can be getting drenched. have that at the the ready bob. >>> 6:34. we are off to a good start. we are starting to see volume pop. we will say good morning to the schuylkill expressway coming toward our camera. that is eastbound in towards philadelphia you can see pockets of volume starting to pop here from city line in through girard avenue. ben franklin bridge coming from sou

the voice that you'll hear in the foreground here is her narrating her own video explaining what she's looking at right after michael brown was shot. >> god bless his soul. police shot this boy outside my apartment. they killed him. >> police later explained that they left michael brown's body laying in the street for so long that it was there in the street in the middle of the day for hours because they wanted to protect the scene of the shooting. because they said they had to, quote, practice our due diligence, with that shooting scene. but he laid in the street for hours. after he was killed. it has been ten days since then, and still his family has not had the opportunity to lay him to rest. first, it was the county medical examiner doing its official autopsy. the only information that they've released from that autopsy officially was that mr. brown was shot multiple times. they would not even say how many times. there was also a leak to the "washington post" from two sources who said they were familiar with that county autopsy. a leak in which those sources allege that michael bro

journalists work really hard to foreground the amazing characteristics of some of these guys and thenthere'll be some little detail they can't hide that gives it all away. there is one particular a guy named bruce who said was the biggest dealer on the west coast. he worked for four years. he had a failed tropical plant business, and actual tropical plant business in florida before he went west west. then he tried a yoga studio on that failed and then he became the captain of a pot navy and all this crazy stuff. after four short years he gets busted and how does he get busted? oh by the way the best part was he had an electrified stairway in his his house and he built a special security chamber. he left his notebook with all of his contacts in danny's. [laughter] >> after all that. >> that's like the steakhouse of marijuana. it could happen to anybody really. should we open it up to questions? >> yeah. i'm sure we covered everything so no one has any questions. >> what is your dad think about the book? >> my dad read the book and called me and had a long list of things he wanted to sa

the voice that you'll hear in the foreground here is her narrating her own video explaining what she'sooking at right after michael brown was shot. >> god bless his soul. police shot this boy outside my apartment. they killed him. >> police later explained that they left michael brown's body laying in the street for so long that it was there in the street in the middle of the day for hours because they wanted to protect the scene of the shooting. because they said they had to, quote, practice our due diligence, with that shooting scene. but he laid in the street for hours. after he was killed. it has been ten days since then, and still his family has not had the opportunity to lay him to rest. first, it was the county medical examiner doing its official autopsy. the only information that they've released from that autopsy officially was that mr. brown was shot multiple times. they would not even say how many times. there was also a leak to the "washington post" from two sources who said they were familiar with that county autopsy. a leak in which those sources allege that michael brown

reason you don't see any in the foreground look at the bricks on the sidewalk. that is why they have that ladder hose, way up there three or four stories up spraying water down on the building now because danger wasn't from the fire or from this heavy thick smoke but from these bricks that kept tumbling down. i will shut up and let you hear some video as i try to catch my breath and watch the scene here as fire fighters got here and those bricks came down on one. >> reporter: coming back live, and as i talk about those flames firemen having to put themselves in harms way, having to undo the hose and having to go up in the windows for about the 20th time today because this fire keeps kicking backup. we have talk to the deputy fire chief out here, dan rossi the as well as adults but who were kids when i interviewed them about the first fire here five years ago. >> at this time he seems to be doing fine. we will keep on the fire grounds and let him know how -- tell us how he feels. these buildings are a hundred years old. we get a fire like this we cannot do an int

. >> the necessarity foreground troops has existed for months. the question is whose troops. so the kurds have said give us the weapons. we will fight. they are a much better, more effective ferocious and dedicated force then the iraqi government troops would have been. but, you cannot do this from the era loan. the is is has to be for the on the ground, the groups have said give us the weapons, we will do it. we are very late to the game in giving them the means so that they can defend themselves and the longer you wait, just remember bad news doesn't get better with age. >> if you are chuck hagel what do you advise the president to do. >> give them weapons but we're going to have to intensify the air campaign. always ask this question, and then what happens next. you have this limited strike, we were hitting vehicles, we don't need to hit vehicles, we need to hit entire columns. you cannot do that quickly or easily. >> in the meantime this religious group is stuck there on the mountains. we will see how that plays all. mr. turzanski thanks so much for your time, we will see

fade into the background whereas the things show the tests show you're not getting come up to the foregroundyou're asking them to buy something that's going into an electronic product rather than the physical textbook. >> correct, correct. and we're also dropping the prices very, very significantly, so it's a much better outcome and it's much cheaper. >> what are your margin better on a physical textbook where the price is higher? >> the margins are about the same. we've got to keep investing to develop our products. we've got a team of about 500 software engineers and developers just building these new products. none of that existed three years ago. >> there's an article in the research packet that came along with the extended period which is why i bring it up. there was a study that showed that the more you spend on education, the better the outcomes. is that -- >> well, i think, tale, it's not about the absolute amount of money. it's the efficiency. so the first thing just to think about is that companies like mine, instructional materials account for about 1.5% of what goes into what we

when we show the replay, watch the guy in the foreground, the bald guy with the glasses. like this. wait for it. that's just nice. >> you got to wait until you're back in the tunnel. >>> coming up on "morning joe," outrage over the ferguson police's handling of protests there. police firing tear gas and rubber bullets into the crowd. things were more peaceful last night. we will talk about what happens next. >>> you know it must be bad when rand paul, elizabeth warren and ted cruz and president obama all agreeing on this one. mika's must read opinion pages, next. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. come on, would i lie about this? if energy could come from anything?. or if power could go anywhere? or if light could seek out the dark? what would happen if that happens? anything. fancy feast broths. they're irre

sharing the foreground with kenny loggins. >> and kathie lee. >> i have no mic. i didn't know it was going to be that much fun. i want to do it again. >> let's just do it again. >> one more time! >> it was awesome, you guys. thanks. >> you have such cute moves. >> you have quite the dance moves. >> kath has got it. >> well, i have a lot to shake. >> you did great. >> do they have a future, kenny? >> you're on tour. want to take them with you? >> please. >> sure. >> well, you're coming back in the 10:00 hour to relive the magic, right? you and your blue sky riders are out on tour right now. >> and have the kickstarter campaign too. >> thank you very much. >> hoda, remember that time you sang backup for kenny loggins? it was awesome. >> you guys did great. >> thank you. >> all right. these guys are coming >>> well, good morning, everybody. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. this morning, this possum jogged around the warning track before vanishing under the stands. the next batter got a hit and eventually scored the game-winning run. so the possum must be to thank. >>> well,

the podium in the foreground, president obama first, expecting to hear comments on the situation in iraq>> and how much more the u.s. may engage there. we do have with us erin mcpike, phil mudd, cnn counterterrorism a cia, and the president is walking up to the podium hopefully getting a gauge, we will, of what the two rounds of air strikes have already done to the isis militants there in iraq. and perhaps in the humanitarian efforts as well. the thousands of things that have been dropped on the mountain. >> good morning. over the past two days american pilots and crews have served with courage and skill in the skies over iraq. first american forces have conducted targeted air strikes against terrorists forces outside the city of erbil, to prevent them from advancing on the city, and to protect our american diplomats and military personn personnel. so far these strikes have successfully destroyed arms and equipment that isis terrorists could have used against erbil. moir, kurdish forces continue to defend the city and the united states and the iraqi government have stepped up our militar

. >> any time you can get a large sliver of the earth in the foreground in the shot of a moon, that willit a picture to remember. >> if you want to send a picture, use #orangeroom. >>> let's look at the headlines. tensions over the police shooting of an unarmed black teenager in missouri exploded overnight following the vigil for 18-year-old michael brown. a group broke into several nearby businesses, lit fires, and vandalized cars. >>> lightning has sparked nine new wildfires in the northeast corner of california. but the biggest concern is still this massive fire 160 miles north of san francisco. it's forced evacuations in several towns. >>> and good news for drivers heading into the final weeks of summer. according to aaa the national average for gas dropped to $3.48. down 15 cents in the last month alone. >>> coming up in honor of savannah's last day before maternity leave, we are throwing her a special baby shower, including words of wisdom from high-profile moms. plus, we have lined up lots of surprises for misguthrie as well. >> goal is do overdue it so much that she'll be like, p