a japanese sculptor has been bringing shape to gaudy's vision for many years.orter had a chance to meet him. >> reporter: the spires like a forest of fantastic trees soar over the city of barcelona. this is the sagrada familia. gaudi's unfinished masterpiece. construction began in 1882 and is still years away from completion. free-flowing sculptures adorn the structure from one end to the other. people have called it a bible of stone. block by block etsuo sato has spent nearly four decades carving and shaping many of those stones. now 62, he is the project's only official sculptor. sato grew up in japan and studied sculpture. at the age of 25 he left for europe. a chance visit to the sagrada familia convinced him he had found what he was looking for. >> translator: all i saw was the mountain of stone blocks at the site. that was it. i just wanted to carve them. i was willing to devote everything i had at that time. >> reporter: sato went to the construction site almost every day and asked to be allowed to help. finally, the architect hired him as a sculptor. th

just before gaudi died, he was working on the nativity facade above the main entrance. years he carved 15 angels for this section. he completed it more than 100 years after gaudi first began. >> translator: i've never been satisfied with a single work i've completed. i just want to let gaudi know that i've completed the facade and i want to know if he approves. >> reporter: sato has been working on a new job. creating doors to go beneath the nativity facade. his design features a close-up view of the natural world and incorporates motifs such as plants and insects. he plans to complete them by the end of the year. >> translator: as i designed the doors, i pictured children from around the world looking for the bugs and saying, i found one. i found one, too. so i scattered many of them here and there. >> reporter: the chief architect says the sagrada familia will be completed in 2026, a century after gaudi's death. but sato says no one knows when the decorations including the sculptures will be finished. >> translator: gaudi died before realizing his dream. somebody has

. >> from a law enforcement standpoint, think about what jewly is comparing, john gaudy to khaledshake mohammad. >> i'm compared zack in colorado for years and years and years with the people sitting there. and by the way -- >> i think we should ship them back to guantanamo too. >> okay. >> i'm just saying you're comparing apples and oranges. >> let me get a handle on this thing. >> terrorist to a terrorist. >> okay. charles, you're with a bunch of guys who look to invest in florida, the money show presumably doing some work and one of the things that you probably have covered is that the folks, people want to focus on making money. they want to focus on capitalism and getting more capitalism in this country, and a lot of them come back and no doubt say, because you're not all that far, you know keep these bad guys where they are because we want to just keep them at a distance so we can do our thing. what do you think? >> absolutely. there's a thing called peace of mind that's extraordinarily important. i find it interesting that julie finds it more important that public image abroad r

sometimes it makes you forget with all of the gaudiness what a great singer she is, my goodness listen>> ♪ the the hills are a alive, with the sound of music ♪ >> pretty cool will. >> she belted out the sound of music to the film's 50th anniversary. >> it is something. >> and then, i don't know if we have it but julianne dries walks out at the end and does she look fantastic, sue google how oldies julie andrews. >> seventy-nine. >> what, my gosh. >> kit cat kline if you can ask one of the editors to find the footage, right have after she finishes singing julie andrews who sang these 50 years ago a. she comes out on stage. she looks fantastic. >> close to 80. >> i have seen the sound of music so many times, at least ten. >> were you sing ago along. >> yes, of course, that is the best part of it the song. >> i am 16 going on 17. >> yes. >> just like lady gaga right there. >> no. >> i believe she has tone it down, even at the grammys when she perform, it was toned down for lady gaga. >> what about the the red gloves. >> on the red carpet. >> we will show that. >> but still it is gaga but

jorge gaudiness they died in the crash on southbound 1017 stating that the car hit to trees and thenherine: and now spare the air alert again has been call for tomorrow. the air quality management district says of the unseasonably warm water whether is trapping a lot of dirty air. people are also being encouraged to use public transit >>reporter: in the warm and dry midwestern spill is now coming to him. the see high-level lot clouds making their way over the seventh sale bridge at this moment right now as a nice change election of the changes coming within the next 24 hours. while dropping down into the '60s as of now. 60 in san jose's 62 in livermore. the purchase will be more comfortable we wake up tomorrow morning but we will have dense fog of the valleys of the north bay. >>reporter: will be to the four degrees cooler than we are the we were today. wednesday will be our last friday. we're expecting a major winter storm is heading into thursday >>catherine: and coming up the large growing measle i'll break the was firstly to disneyland is now spread to other states and the flu ou

gaudy, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the book of ecclesiastes, you convinced me earlier this evening not to question mr. koskanin. he was here for gao related testimony and not irs. and i don't know whether he's prepared for the questions or not. we'll find out. i believe that you have agreed at some point he's going to come back before the committee. i was wondering if the chairman might engage in a colloquy with me to make sure that my chronology is correct. i thought the last time the commissioner was in front of us there was a robust discussion about the time period within which he was going to produce e-mails. and he had asked us to narrow the scope so that he could prioritize and get us those e-mails that we had asked for. and of course, as the chairman will recall, we need those e-mails, because the e-mails we do have from lois lerner contain such jewels as lamenting gop, celebrating democrat wins, forecasting gloom and doom, if the gop god forbid ever controlled the senate saying that we needed a plan to overcome