and in the foreground, you have this boat where a well—to—do young lady is being rowed along the golden horne, why it feels quite orientalist is that the people who are moving that boat, they're made to seem quite subservient. so the underlying idea is that the islamic peoples it depicts are seen as somehow being inferior. this othering by western artists can be insidious, and it often occurred unconsciously. the special collection at the pera museum allows us to trace the evolution of this world view, and i've been excited for a while about coming face—to—face with this sumptuous, pastel portrait which has been taken out of storage for me. it's by a wonderful 18th century swiss artist who i think deserves to be much better known, jean—etienne liotard. looking at it with me is pera museum curator, baris kibris. baris, i'm really happy that you could bring this out of the stores for us, because it's stunning. it's such a ravishing work of art. tell me a little bit about the artist. he was a swiss artist. he was one of the first masters of pastel painting in the 18th century. in fact, he lived

well, this is the bay of the golden horn, but there is water everywhere here pacific, of course, of course blowing like. this will is so broad, great, vladivostok, of course, this is the face of russia, unique, but this is our homeland, it is impossible not to love this city, glory to vladivostok. bravo, a song of the kuban cossacks, was recorded from the displaced kostesh family in the village of komarovka , primorsky krai. oh, let us remember, brothers, we are kuban, twenty-first, sylryad. we loved the germans, from dawn to dark, oh, yes, as we fought, we are with the german mattress of light, in the dark there is music playing with us. drumumka drums beat oh yes from namika played drums with thunder when the signalmen began to play in the crowd. accordionist from novosibirsk grigory smolininov will play, whatever you think, an apple for sailors and not only. bravo, well done, kalino, young kalino, young, i'm kalino, young pilada , i'm kalino, silver pilada, i'm in a bunch, knitting and i'm in a bunch, knitting and i 'm in a bunch, young kids, knitting for yakuchki, silver crocheted by t

leadership of senior commanders, it’s very a lot of work, not yet entering the open sea, within the golden hornne of active shipping. the ship had to repel an attack of drones from the water from the air; according to legend , admiral tribus was the crew ram of a large ship; he was countered from the air by a k-27 attack helicopter and fire crews from on board the ship. an aerial drone is disabled using an anti-drone gun. i found suppression in the anti-drone gun in several frequency ranges . anti-drone gun operator aims to the side. unmanned aerial vehicle gun, presses the trigger , accordingly a signal is sent that suppresses the control channels of the unmanned aerial vehicle, unexpected end of a hard day at sea, ship film and radio mechanic vladislav naskov celebrates his twenty-sixth birthday on the day of the exam, on duty he carefully recorded every stage exercises for the ship's archive, at the end he received a personal gift from the hands of the commander of the pacific fleet. i wish you as much health as possible, all the best good luck, confidence in the day, we all have a victory r

horns. if you're close to the golden gate bridge, it is definitely a little low grade.ve any dense fog advisories are just looking up at the great for the most part. >> and it is resulting in some mist from time to time. we do have showers up along the north coast. if you're heading up to lake mendocino counties really north of santa rosa. so you're going to run into most of our rainfall, potential bay area, not going to be out of the mix, but just a couple sprinkles here. and there nothing to cancel plans over. just keep the sweater in the light jacket with you. temperatures are mostly in the low 50's, although dublin livermore, some of our coldest spots on the map. it's not the north bay, but it's the inland east bay. that's our chilliest right now with dublin at 44 degrees. there's some of that low gray over sfo likely to be a couple delays because of it. some low 60's later on today. and generally a little more sunshine as for the bridges right now, we've had little incidents at the bay bridge and that has contributed to what hasn't been the most ideal commute. we a

horn went off, i changed my mind immediately. >> the lovable underdogs, coach. the oakland golden grizzlies. they felt the love all throughout, and rode it into a second round game sweet 16 on the line of this one. the leva state nc state wolfpack, they were standing in the way. had to get past the 14 seed. second half, have you ever seen this guy before, dj burns is a grown man. fought through the double team for the three-point play , any letter, i didn't know about it too. >> look at that! >> but oakland didn't go down easy. jack gohlke drew the foul, hit the three for a four-point play! >> 40 minutes, not enough forget the game. this one went to overtime, and in the end, too much wolfpack. jaden taylor knocked down a dagger three, and it's a pretty and raleigh north carolina. nc state won the game 79-73, and the 11 seed wolfpack are headed to the round of sweet 16 for the first time since 2015! >> we going to the sweet 16, guys. i mean, and this was a team that, you know, most people didn't think we could even make it out of, you know, d.c. last weekend or couple weekends. i don't know h