in fact, some call it a gaze, gaze of raccoons. >> the raccoons in this gaze, zblarj they are big.an see there are at least four in this gaze. and evidently because these raccoons are so big, the gators are not interested anymore. >> they look like wolfs. >> not surprised. >> they're mean. >> i think the gator might hear what this guy behind the camera has to say, and also why he's not interested in the raccoons, listen. >>> they're mean, and they carry diseases. they're the worst carrier of rabies in the sunited states. >> everybody likes them because they've got the masks. >> when this woman gets home, she gets a huge surprise. >> oh, oh! oh god! oh, no, please! >> what is she saying, how she's screaming, there's either a mouse on the floor, something happened to the dog, like something bad happened. hno! >> she looked like she's doing the river dance. >> she's clogging. ♪ >> let me tell you it keeps going for a while. >> oh, no, oh, god, no! oh, please. >> oh, god no, what you hear when somebody gives you bad news. it's really good news. the people shot video have been traveling

look how rembrandt fixes our gaze, draws us in, plays with our emotions... compelling our attention to the myste of a single humaheart. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1989 edational broadcasting corporation annenberg media ♪ is by movado, makers of the movado museum watch, the watch dial design in the permanent collections of museums throughout the world. additialunding for this program made possible by the financial support of... and the following individuals and foundations... and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. (narrator) toward the end of the first millennium b.c., a complex society sprang to life in mesoamerica-- imaginative, literate, philosophically-inclined and sophisticated. this eveevol ctu c out of the primordial forest and sunk its roots into the soil. today, we know the region by its countries-- mexico, honduras, el salvador, belize, and guatemala.

ana astronomers turn their gaze to objects millions of light years away. back to the time when the universe was born god healed once discovered a supernova. but his privilege workplace has its price. it is the pivotal to the community to be physically fit. it's not easy to wear to an altitude of two thousand four hundred meters and at night if you don't have to like it this way we all suffer from it. but if you enjoy your good thoughts of love and joy but with effort of course both cool and cutting the colonial feel time is the largest telescope honor. it also registers in korea by enabling scientists to investigate chemical processes and states. unborn stars become visible hispanics telescope cost one hundred thirty million euros its budget is now being caught. only two instruments that can install the seven would be possible. or to let the what did we need to use facility were to be closed we would have a tough time finding comparable employment were worried. he said to me yes teacher asked who his successor telescope will be shut down. even if all resea

gestures and expressions make no obvious sense, and yet the directness of the woman's gaze invites usrticipate in this equivocal situation. undeterred by the reception of the dejeuner sur l'herbe, manet submitted olympia to the salon in 1865. it was accepted, but it provoked great derision. the model was thought hideous and her surroundings degraded. olympia with her black servant was identified by some critics as a parisian prostitute. the treatment of the painting also shocked the viewers. the paint is applied with a calculated simplicity, and the lighting is harsh and frontal, leaving a ribbon of dark shadow round her body. her presence is quite at odds with the finesse of academic painting. olympia exposes the conventions which structured the display of sexuality in the nudes which were successful at the salon, nudes such as cabanel's birth of venus, which won the medal of honor in 1863. violating the principle that nudes in art must be remote and passive, this modern venus challenges the viewer to respond to her gaze. olympia is silenced but not rendered powerless by her position

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as people gaze upon the trickling lights and the cables of willie brown bridge from now and into theuture we need not know reason of this as a bridge named after willie brown. willie brown junior is the bridge that makes the ends connect (clapping) and from this day forward people will cross that bridge minority and a people of color and the like and ask themselves what makes that man so great and it's transforming this stooifk and the capital into the institution we know it as of today. we're honored speaker brown and willie brown to stand with you as we cross those bridges together. god bless you and god bless the state of california. god bless you (clapping.) well, now we know why we're here (laughter) he was leading the battle, of course, we're here. thank you very much assemblyman i see demeanor hall. i want to mention a couple of other elected officials. supervisor kim is here and supervisor cowen and dennis is here. he was the supervisor he was a mayor of san francisco. and he's now our lieutenant governor he is the person here representing the k4ru6 branch of california i'm t

. >> he said that the eyes of freedom exhibit is designed to draw people in to the gaze of each marine'sir faces. this marine was 24. lance corpro chris ryans was the same age. >> i didn't know chris, i knew his parents and i know how it affected them. and they are very proud of him. >> as much as this tells a story, it's memorial, an opportunity for us to remember all who served. the lima company organization placed a pair of each marine's own combat boots at the base of the paintings. >> family members leave items in the boots. photos of the marine, photos of their daughter, wives, childhood photos. >> the marine corp museum is a tribute to every service member from every war. but for these men that sacrif e sacrificed to much, so young, coming here has special meaning. >> bringing them home. and letting them spend time in their museum. >> at the national museum of the marine corp in triangle, virgini virginia news 4. >> serious matters brought some of hollywood's biggest stars to d.c. they drew attention to the suffering the democratic republic of congo, they are hoping to get resourc

perhaps most note plea on the subject of gaze, he said, who am i to judge? so it at the very least francis has changed the tone of the papacy. >>> let's check our weather. a very nice day today. i didn't get outside at all. >> why not? it was gorgeous out there. >> she was working today. >> we were walking down the embarcadero. it was spectacular out there. after you get out work, go ahead. >> i will. >> a great day to enjoy some of this beautiful weather. spring fever breaking out around the bay area. we have sunshine again today at the coast. we started out with a couple of patches of fog it at the beach. we're looking good into the afternoon, plenty of sunshine and some very nice weather ahead. the temperatures in the 60s and even some low 70s right now. so we're headed up in a hurry this afternoon. maybe not quite as warm as yesterday, but it will be close, plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. tonight we have some changes. low clouds and fog expected to return. sunshine coming back with offshore winds for the weekend. this weekend could be very, ver

the other day the ukrainian fleet, i met a woman that told me while she was gazing at one of the ukrainian votes that her ukrainian husband a sailor was trapped on that boat for over a week. he is there with all of the other sailors because they refuse to swear an oath to the russian army because they say they are ukrainian and want to stay that way and fight for ukraine if that is necessary. she said although she was russian and all of her friends and relatives were only now she discovered how much she loved ukraine and she was ukraine but she is as she is the minority. >> so far any international pressure in the amount of sanctions that have been imposed on russia had little impact. is this a done deal? >> well, having been here for days now you certainly get the impression like a done deal. people here are convinced that it is really happening. the pro ones and the critics also of this referendum. we hear news of russian troops taking over bases or airfields by the hour. i think at the moment ukraine can't really admit they have to let go because they can't set a precedent here but it s

our next gaze was bor -- guest was born in raised in d.c.is makingg headlines worldwide for turning be picked up into a billionollarr business. ken n feld is the innovatorho totook the greatest shshow on eh and made it evenetteter. on top of that, he added many other big shows the family business. i got a chance t to sit down wih the ceo of f failed entertainmt ju before the circus rolled into his hometown on march 20. i started by asking him how he starred in the circus business. early 1900's, the ringling brothers bought barnum & bailey circus and became alternately -- ultimately ringling bros. and barnum bailey circus. acquiredard, my father in 1967. i was a student at boston university him and he calls me and says -- we are going to roma. e. meet me there, and we will buy the circus. >> you did n go to harvard business school or business school at all. looking back, not getting an nba, do you feel like you made the right choice going straight to work? >> i think my graduate school was learning from my dad. he was a great teacher, and wha

it will gaze at you. it continually stares at visitors.t will also speak in the creator's own voice. so a very male, masculine voice. >> pelvic thrusts and spanking itself. this is like the most sexual robot ever. >> is it an art installation? >> it is. >> now it's all making sense. >> this is in new york by the artist jordan. >> that's so scary. this would give you nightmares for nine years. >> this is weird. you don't see animatronics like this at disney. >> thank god. that would not be the happiest place on earth. >>> mom and dad are having baby number four. but now it's time to tell the kids -- >> what the sex of that baby is going to be. >> it's a girl. >> why this big brother's reaction takes the cake. >>> the latest let's have a quickie episode and this one is called bacon popcorn. the goal of this youtube channel is to have simple recipes can you make in sa minutes or less with five ingredients or less, and bacon popcorn, you'll never want to eat popcorn another way. >> that sounds like salty deliciousness. >> half cup of popcorn,

>> what's also interesting it does have facial tracking so it will track you as you move along and gaze at you so it continuously stares at visitors. it will also speak in the creator's own voice so a very male masculine voice. >> it's doing pelvic thrusts and spanking itself. >> this is the most sexual robot ever. >> is this an art installation? >> it is. >> it's starting to make sense. >> this is by the artist jordan wolfson. >> that is so scary. this will give you nightmares for nine years. >> this is weird. you don't see this at disney. >> thank god. that would not be the happiest place on earth. >>> he's known as the l.a. beast and can eat just about anything. the challenge in this video is actually wax. >> he's going to eat wax? >> nope. >> see how the beast comes out of him in this one. $ >>> the have a quickie episode and this one is called bacon popcorn. the goal of this youtube channel is to have simple recipes that you can make in 50 minutes or less with five ingredients or less and bacon popcorn, i'm telling you, you will never want to eat popcorn in any other way. >> salty

we premiered a new body of work, the gazing bald sculpture is what you're looking at.maybe i pulled back on this one because it was amazing. i always admired jeff's work but i didn't think i would be working with him. do you remember in 2012 it hit new york, but it hit the chile see art district really bad. people didn't know that. a lot of galleries were under water. we were under five and-a-half feet of water. while we were cleaning up. it was really facilitating. we lost our facilities and the exhibition program. i got a call from jeff studio to arrange a meeting. i thought why would i get a call in the middle of this. i thought he was calling me for a fund raiser. i said i don't think we have time right now we're really in a terrible way. he says no jeff really wants you to come to the studio. i went over and it's quite informal. there's his office desk but people at work literally just around. right there he asked me whether i would be interested in showing a new body of work and he brought me a of the gazing ball skiers. we premiered that work last year and it wa

the astronomers turn their gaze to objects millions of light-years away, back to the time the universes born. gabriel once discovered a supernova, but his privilege to work lace has its price. >> you have to be physically fit . it's not easy to work at an altitude like this. you have to like this work, or you'll suffer from it, but if you enjoy it, then you do it with lots of love and joy. >> this is the largest telescope on earth. it also registers infrared light, enabling scientists to investigate chemical processes in space. unborn stars become visible. the spanish telescope cost 130 million euros, but it's budget is now being cut. only two instruments have been installed, though seven would be possible. >> if this facility were to be close, we would have a tough time finding comparable employment. we are worried. >> but the institute for astrophysics says the telescope will not be shut down, even if whole research projects are currently on hold. >> we would lose the talents, the researchers who use this telescope. risk for spanish science -- that's the great risk for spanish scienc

i want to gaze until i am tired at the promised land and then let the snows pile over me.e above: "here lies no one." and then afterwards let the world take its course. ♪ oh, christ-- ♪ oh, holy ghost, our souls inspire ♪ ♪ to sing in heavenly choir and praise most glorious name ♪ no, never look there. that way lies waste and desert. i was a dead man long before i died. good morning. where is your list of sins? i've shouted and whistled all of them all. met no one? only a travelling photographer. well, your time is up. yes, everything is up. the owl smells the light. can you hear him hooting? it's the bell for matins. what's that shining there? only the light from a hut. that sound like someone's sighing. a woman singing. there. yes, there i'll find my sins. set thy house in order. my house, it's there. away, be gone. if your ladle were as a large as a coffin, it would be too small for me and my sins. well, the third crossroads, peer, but then... forward or back, it's equally far. outside or in, i'm still confined. i hear like a wild, unending cry, "go in, go back, go home

it will gaze at you. it continually stares at visitors. creator's own voice. so a very male, masculine voice. >> pelvic thrusts and spanking itself. this is like the most sexual robot ever. >> is it an art installation? >> it is. >> now it's all making sense. >> this is in new york by the artist jordan. >> that's so scary. this would give you nightmares for nine years. >> this is weird. you don't see animatronics like this at disney. >> thank god. that would not be the happiest place on earth. >>> mom and dad are having baby number four. but now it's time to tell the kids -- >> what the sex of that baby is going to be. >> it's a girl. >> why this big brother's reaction takes the cake. >> it's all right. >> i don't want a girl. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" to