zeus describes his power by reaching his hand far out over his realm, brandishing his thunderbolts, gazingnwaveringly towards the horizon. he stands like an icon with divine power. it tells us that zeus is king of the universe, that his power is infinite, that he is a supremely poised being by comparison with the turmoil of man's life on earth. the fact that his physique is no different from that of an athlete or a hero of the same time is simply a continuation of the standard greek notion that the gods were made in human form, that you project your known notions of male beauty onto the heavens. the triumph of democracy-- a more restricted matter than the mass democracies of today, but nevertheless, a dramatic change from tyranny-- coincided with the triumph of the athens of pericles. pericles was not a tyrant, but a leader chosen by the athenian citizens as their representative. he led athens through a period of reconstruction after the wars with the persians, wars which left athens in ruins, but finally rid of its great enemy and at the head of a league of greek city-states. the mid-fift

>> it's hard to do that kind of crystal ball gazing. the one thing you can be certain is that is the reason we're particularlwe areparticularly i. it's still a powder keg, a hot border between india and pakistan, between the indian nations. and, of course, with afghanistan with the u.s. forces withdrawing there's a power vacuum there so our interest allies in the region. one thing about this book, it's also but extraordinary human story and you know, for us having worked in the region for 18, 20 years. we're interested not in an objective -- telling real stories from the inside it to all of these people, 90% of them are pakistani and indian contributors who we hope that we have drawn realize, and they overcame extreme danger and extreme fear. many of them very poorly paid waged employees for grand hotels like the taj. it would've been absent massacre. for us is one of the great lessons that the most humble as people overcame. >> was anything about this over kashmir that played a part in anything? >> part in anything? >> i think on it th

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the angel gazes out towards one as one looks at the picture, his finger pointing to saint john to guideus to the prophetic figure who can explain the mission of the christ child. ten years later, leonardo returned to this theme because the original painting, an altarpiece, had been taken away from its owners, the brotherhood of the immaculate conception. and this later version is now at the national gallery in london, but there are only slight differences between the two. the conception is the same-- the triangular composition unaltered, the essential beauty of the creation intact. and it is fascinating to compare the two versions. "to bathe a thing in light," leonardo wrote, "is to merge it with the infinite." he realized that light did not exist without its opposite, shade. leonardo's subtle shading of face and form is known as sfumato. it is one of the most distinctive qualities of his drawings and paintings. he captured the very air that stands between the eye and the object it perceives. his rendering of the delicate shadows he saw, his concern with light and shade, influenced many

if you're going to star gaze, tonight is the night to do it. >> how many layers we need? >> many. we are looking at the cold weather. it has settled in. you will feel it tomorrow morning. 20 degrees at reagan national airport. wind chill factors that make it feel like 12. wind out of the northwest at eight. we will look at them to dismiss -- diminish as we head through the night. 33, at 1227 this morning. during the daylight hours, we did not make it of the 20's. average for this time is 43. the record set in 2004. it feels like eight degrees because the wind had settled down. tenant oakton. our final stop is upper northwest ec. 17 degrees. it it feels like seven colder at 10. nine in gaithersburg. dulles at 12. quantico, 18. that core of supercold air in windy conditions now off toward the north and east. burlington vermont at 14 below zero. these are actual air temperatures. nine degrees in pittsburgh. the west, some milder temperatures. 28 in minneapolis. that is warmer than yesterday. indication of what is on the way for the upcoming week. for winds to settle down. cult temper

you've read all about the city and all the different groups here the gaze and the asians and the latinos they're coming middle-class what's happening to us. the population is the bottom of the san francisco no one speaks about that. i'm not surrounding e sooernd i'm trying to use the best tactics. the cacs needs to be changed and community reform is what we've got to do >> thank you very much any arrest speaker card there are no speaker cards. >> i'd like to open it up for comments. one of our comments of peter cowen was read right 60 unit at 60 percent a m i now one hundred and 10 percent a m i with 40 units. he's also right this project is about a policy will decision and not about feasibility by the way, both somewhere could work on paper. i know that one of my colleagues had more discussions with the staff and the potential developer and community but i was positive to remember that with low income we're down to building moderate housing. the division of moderate is a little bit different but work with housing is the most difficult type of housing to financed because there's not as m

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.>>> gazing at a winter wonderland in china. in the northern part of the country, a dazzling array of ice sculptures. >> reporter: putting the finishing touches to this year's winter collection. local sculptures with the increasing fame of this ice festival in the northern city means competition from overseas is getting tougher. the standard has been improving a lot because people have been using more sophisticated tools. e growing extensively, the last few years have been seeing the festival boom, 25% in the last year alone. >> as the economy keeps growing, people have more money to travel and they want to go to more interesting pleases >> reporter: it's after dark that the festival comes alive, and it becomes apparent, despite the nighttime temperatures of -25° and below. having planned and saved, civil servant and his wife are bringing their five-year-old daughter here for the first time. it's their only holiday this year from their native province in china, but they're already planning next year. >> we want to go to tibet. >

. >> reporter: so many times we gaze at the ocean wondering what's out there.often, that curiosity will turn to sharks. stanford marine biologist randy understands the fascination with white sharks. >> there's something really primal about relating to a big predator, whether it's a shark or a bear or a lion or a tiger. >> reporter: in order to safely get the public up close and personal with the white sharks they study, he and researchers at stanford university developed this shark net app. it allows users to keep track of some 15 white sharks tagged near a reserve in the fairlawn islands. >> just like if these friends check in on foursquare, these sharks are checking in. >> reporter: they tag the sharks with acoustic receivers. once they swim within 1,000 feet of any of six receivers, it sends a signal to a satellite which is relayed to the app. >> we just get an e-mail which says shark number 35527 just showed up. >> reporter: the app maps where the shark was located and also provides a three-d model of that specific shark and even the shark's name. >> we hav

at the since we gazed red planet, we wondered what mars was like.two robots have roped the surface for the last 10 years. >> this tells the story of mars that was very different in the past. mars was different. it was warmer, it was more wet, it was more like earth. this tells a story of exploration might not just the science but the process of uncovering that and driving for climbers across the surface of another world and exploring as you go. >> the exploration mission was launched in 2003 did find .vidence of water and it did these pictures at the national air and space museum reveal rock formations, mineral deposits, surface ripples and indentations that could have only been made by water. >> you have a stack of layered rocks and those rocks are made of 40% sulfate salt. this is the kind of stuff that forms when you have salty sea water that evaporates. we can measure composition, we can read the story. >> this was expected to last three months but it kept going for more than six years and opportunity is still gathering information. apart from b

well, it can tell us -- it can tell us something about the artist's imagination and what excited his gaze. >> stephen: so you're saying warhol imagined getting it on with soup cans? (laughter) (cheers and applause) hfrjts we don't want to get into warhol's sexuality because, you know, that's just can of worms. a campbell's soup of -- a campbell's soup can of worms. >> stephen: hmm,mm good. thank you so much for joining me. deborah solomon. the book is "american mirror">o >> stephen: captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] welcome to "the daily show" my name is jon stewart. [cheers and applause] >> jon: we have made a show for you tonight by hand. our guest tonight from the lifetime show "under the gunn" one of our favorites, mr. tim gunn will be joining us a little bit later. [cheers and applause] first like a car unable to move forward on its way to fort lee, new jersey, we

well, it can tell us -- it can tell us something about the artist's imagination and what excited his gaze. >> stephen: so you're saying warhol imagined getting it on with soup cans? (laughter) (cheers and applause) hfrjts we don't want to get into warhol's sexuality because, you know, that's just can of worms. a campbell's soup of -- a campbell's soup can of worms. >> stephen: hmm,mm good. thank you so much for joining me. deborah solomon. the book is "american mirror" >> stephen: captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on instagram today! >> just when you thought "gangnam style" was dead, buried, gone and happily forgotten, the hippest man on the planet brought it back to life. that's right. that's dancing mitt romney spasmodically skipping his way through our generation's macarena. clearly this is not gangnam style. i'm not sure what it was. there was a little sideways -- it was like he came out of a possession or something. >> comedians, se

far from the public gaze, this ship is mapping out where the best oil and gas reserves are.he mission is said to cost almost 8 million euros, but the project was awarded without a legal bidding procedure, probably in violation of eu laws . the surveying company will not say who is paying for it, and neither will croatia's economics minister. >> i have names, but i do not want to share that with you. >> why is that? >> the government says the drilling is in croatia's interests. >> i expect croatia will be the country selling the gas. the industry of croatia will have the cheaper gas in the region because if you have five times more gas on the territory then you need. >> croatia has been battling an economic recession for five years. joining the du in the summer of 2013 has not provided the hope- for boost -- joining the eu. many people fear the oil and gas lobbies. croatia's best known environmentalist -- we meet him along with the latest addition to his family, a young deer he nursed back to health after it was hit by a car. the way to nurse croatia's economy back to health

picnic spot to relax with that special someone by listening to water and fountain in the lagoon and gazing as the swans go gracefully by. beautiful to view from many locations along the lagoon and inside the columns is an ideal place to walk around with your loved one. the palace of fine arts is the most popular location in the city arts system. reservations for weddings and reservations for weddings and other events ok, well, remember last week when you hit vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. ok, well, remember last week when you hit vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. for the historic meeting between the small business commission and the transportation agency. >> these are two meetings. >> director brink man? >> present >> lee.

well, it can tell us -- it can tell us something about the artist's imagination and what excited his gaze. >> stephen: so you're saying warhol imagined getting it on with soup cans? (laughter) (cheers and applause) hfrjts we don't want to get into warhol's sexuality because, you know, that's just can of worms. a campbell's soup of -- a campbell's soup can of worms. >> stephen: hmm,mm good. thank you so much for joining me. deborah solomon. the book is "american mirror" ññññ'ñpr >> stephen: captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org charlie: would you describe this piece as more savory or succulent? it's definitely way too overcooked to be succulent. but it's still pretty delicious. - it's still savory, right? - mm-hmm. now, what if we soaked it in beer? do you think that would help it, like, regain its succulence? - like a beer rub? - mm-hmm. that's actually really smart. mac, grab us some beers. bite my bird. what are you eating? oh, dude, dee and i cooked up a great steak. frank's got, like, this whole fridge full of these delicious me

far from the public gaze, this ship is mapping out where the best oil and gas reserves are.he mission is said to cost almost 8 million euros, but the project was awarded without a legal bidding procedure, probably in violation of eu laws . the surveying company will not say who is paying for it, and neither will croatia's economics minister. >> i have names, but i do not want to share that with you. >> why is that? >> the government says the drilling is in croatia's interests. >> i expect croatia will be the country selling the gas. the industry of croatia will have the cheaper gas in the region because if you have five times more gas on the territory then you need. >> croatia has been battling an economic recession for five years. joining the du in the summer of 2013 has not provided the hope- for boost -- joining the eu. many people fear the oil and gas lobbies. croatia's best known environmentalist -- we meet him along with the latest addition to his family, a young deer he nursed back to health after it was hit by a car. the way to nurse croatia's economy back to health

each year millions brave sub zero temperatures just to gaze at a winter wonderland in china.puts on a because ling display of ice sculptures, and the number of visitors increase every year. >> reporter: putting the finishing touches to this year's winter collection. the increasing fame of this ice festival in the northern chinese city means competition from overseas is getting tougher. >> translator: the standard has been improving a lot because people have been using more sophisticated tools. >> reporter: growing steadily since it began at the turn of the century, the last few years have seen the festival boom with 25% growth in the last year alone. >> translator: as the economy keeps growing, people have more money to travel and they want to go to interesting places. >> reporter: it's after dark that the festival truly comes to life and the increase in visitor numbers becomes apparent in spite of nighttime temperatures of minus 25 degrees and below. having planned and saved civil servant and his wife are bringing their five year old daughter here for the first time. it's th

environmental damage, of corruption and human rights violations have already cast a shadow over putin's gaze, making it all the more important for russia that they remain peaceful . >> to business news now, germany's labor market and did 2013 on a positive note. quick the figures presented for the first time by the new labour minister show the jobless rate increasing by a fraction to 6.7%, meaning that 2.80 7 million people are out of work -- 2.87 million people are out of work. markets only like the look of those unemployment figures. we have this on the reaction in frankfurt. >> the better-than-expected job numbers went down pretty well on the frankfurt floor because the data shows that the german economy still is in excellent shape. looking at the prospects for the german economy, there might be stable growth ahead this year, and also, the job market may and if it -- may benefit from that. the dax bottomed out today after a very low and weak start into the new year. the dax climbed strongly, also driven by wall street. >> let's have a look at the numbers in a bit more detail, starting off

start with the gaze. this chip is mapping out where the best oil and gas reserves are. issues of the cost almost eight million euros. but the project was awarded with all the legal procedure probably in violation of the lofts surveying company won't say who's paying for it then you do will prolly just economics minister. humans continue to be true too. shouldn't it to myself. because you know go to concerts and the senate in his thinking is costly the government says the drilling is in croatia's interests. instead it is crucial to get that gun to glue. selling the guests who do this to the show who had achieved. disillusioned because if you had to climb times more gets in the territory then you need it. i have no issue has been battling an economic recession for five years joining the eu in the summer of twenty thirteen is not provided the hoped for. but on the adriatic coast which is dependent on tourism. many people feared the oil and gas logs. there appears to choose crow issues is best known environmentalist. we meet him along with the latest addition to his family

. >> reporter: some of the statues here at canterbury have been gazing at congregations coming and going for the best part of 1,000 years, and there was a church here way before the cathedral. never in all that time has there been an all-female choir. that's some tradition to be messing around with. the dean here, robert willis, denies there was any specific reason for bringing male choral domination to an end before now. >> why not really? the tradition had lasted a long time, it just felt to us and around us, we must do this. there are girls certainly who want to sing, and we have the resources to do this. >> reporter: to begin with they depp ties when the boys are on holiday, but the girls' role will surely grow. unlike a young boy, a girl's voice doesn't break with adolescence, and including girls doubles the available talent pool. an all-female choir clearly makes sense, and it's just taken this venerable institution 1,000 years to realize it. al jazeera, canterbury. >>> thanks so much for watching al jazeera. i'm morgan radford. see you shortly. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am richard and you

they'll do things like story telling and smors, go on a night hike, star gaze. they close the day together at the cabin. >> you know, one of the things that i think most people associate with a camp other than the things you talked about in a very natural way is singing. i think that so many people may look back on their camp experience, they might have a scent experience like the smell, the sieshths but so many people in their mind attach a song they learn or even a kind of language muse ek works within the context of a social interaction in the dining hal after dinner. i'm just wondering how does singing music function at tawonga, at camp tawonga? >> well, music is a huge part of camp. we have a song session after breakfast and after dinner, and it is a great way to build community, spirit amongst the campers. so we'll start at the beginning of a session really with the song books on the table. we have a camp tawonga songbook, and they'll kind of learn the song. so as the session goes on, they'll know the songs and be up dancing and singing as a cabin. it's a

for tsugi it is essential to get the direction of the gaze just right to really bring it alive. >> translator: i try to create facial expressions that are a little ambiguous. expressions like that provoke a reaction in viewers, and prompt them to use their imagination. >> reporter:hanks to the huge success of his warhol portrait in miami beach, tsugi has created a strong platform for himself in the world of contemporary art. >> it's snowing in some parts of the u.s. our meteorologist robert speta has more on that. robert? >> oh, gene, not only snowing, but it's also fairly windy out here. and we have some blasts of arctic air coming down from the north. so what's happening is temperature is really just absolutely frigid. you get those winds. so when the snow starts falling it starts blowing around you get whiteout conditions. let's start off by showing you video. this is out of western new york. right around the buffalo area. and that's one of the highways just completely blocked off there. and a lot of the highways were shut down over the weekend back on saturday. some wrecks also being seen

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