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mucha, with his romantic nationalist vision, shows how through the ages, goths and germanic people have brought terror and destruction to the slavs, whose pagan roots are woven deep into their national character. with each panel, you get more caught up in the story. the establishment of the orthodox christian faith provided a common thread for the slavic peoples. to maintain their identity, they stood up to the roman church with courageous religious leaders boldly confronting vatican officials. the printing of the bible in the czech language was a cultural milestone. then they endured three centuries of darkness during the time czechs were ruled by the catholic austrians. mucha's final canvas shows the ultimate triumph of the czech people as, in the 20th century, they joined the family of nations with their czech ethnicity intact. "the slavic epic."

. >>> two minutes to go down five to gonzaga, but nigel williams goth helped them hold on. they won 77-68. >>> st. mary's crushed byu, 81- 50 in vegas. it's gonzaga and st. mary's tomorrow, winner take all. >>> youth basketball game can be frustrating for a coach who takes it a little too seriously. so watch what happens when his player takes the ball to the wrong side of the floor to score a basket. >> oh, no. >> his own coach kept the ball out of his own hoop. now i coached the girls at st. bridget, basketball team. our opener is saturday. britina, alexis, lavinia, if you're watching, i will swat that out of the air if you go to the wrong basket. >> it's kind of confusing. >> how can you possibly be confused? did you hear that? >> i'm just saying. >> there's two to choose from. >> and emotions and adrenaline anything can happen. ,,,,,,,, where do babies come from? well, they come from our hope and a longing to bring something new into the world. it's fitting, then, that classrooms of children are born every day in northern california -- the cradle of ideas, changing the v

goth golfers are excited with this opportunity but they are also nervous, competing on one of the most famous and one of the hardest golf courses in the world. >> i'm just still trying to have fun. i know there's a lot of people watching and i know i'll be on tv but in the end i'm trying to have fun and enjoy. >> some of the other bay area finalists include eric young and christina yu of clairmont. the competition is sunday morning. >>> well today is the beginning of the bay areas major league baseball season, the giants and a's will play in the first game of the bay bridge series, that's tonight at at&t park. you fans may see there's changes at at&t park. the fan zone in left field has been remodeled and a new mini ballpark for the kids. game two of the series also in san francisco with the a's hosting saturdays game at the oakland colosseum. >>> now we're going to find out what a's fans can expect to see this your a little later today. ktvu will attend the a's media day at the colosseum and mike will check out the new tavern as well as sample new foods being offered at the concession

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what would turkish goth government look like without that as a figure. >> so -- i had a conversation with a former u.s. ambassador to turkey i asked what can we do to help turkey through this transition you know what he told me? assassinate erdogan i was shocked because i never heard a u.s. official say anything like that. it shows that deep degree of em distrust between united states and turkey today and frankly i don't think u.s. will contemplate such a move. but i qowld agree with you that erdogan days are numbered but someone will put a bullet in his brain and put turkey out of his misery under erdogan's leadership then what happens? turkey is a deeply divided country. there are red and there are provinces there there be widespread -- it is not through acue and it is not true assassination. if turks are serious about restoring their democracy, that starts on april 16th, we have the vote authorizing turkey's new executive authoritarian constitution. and from what had i hear a majority of turks oppose it is there a chance to allow turks to votes down the constitutional change, esta

location, this picture was taken, i think, around 1933 in the old quarter on a street called the harem goth. there was a busy shopping street on the end of the street so there was a lot of foot traffic going back and forth and he figured that would provide cover for people coming to visit him there at the front door. he occasionally saw what he suspected were german agents across the street monitoring the coming and going. even better was the house, you cannot see it in the picture, but the backyard slopes down toward a river and was covered with a vineyard. a lot of contacts came up through the cover of the vineyard to knock at the backdoor and she was able to meet people that way without anybody woo was monitoring the front to know what he was up to. dulles arrived in switzerland with some contacts. he had been in the american diplomatic core and legal profession. he knew some people and was able to look them up off the bat and found out interesting things. but it was a slow slog to build up the network that he wanted to achieve. he employed a couple techniques. one was simply to buy inte

in other news, i get a goth at hot topic. [laughter] [applause] all right, enough of that.he media pursues this story like a cannibal chasing a fat kid, attorney general jeff sessions recused himself from any investigations involving russian meddling with the last election. on thursday sessions had in this to say. >> let me be clear, i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. and the idea that i was part of a, quote, continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries for the russian government, is totally false. greg: this after "the washington post" claimed sessions met with russian ambassador sergei kisliak last year. sessions said he had no communication with the russians regarding the presidential campaign. some say he lied, but others question the timing of these revelations coming right after trump's successful address to congress. and what about those pictures of sergei schmoozing with american politicians? oh, yeah, democratic american politicians. [laughter] he's l

gothe company overprescribed for their offerings this evening.t this is a company that could see a lot of demand for its shares tomorrow. technologyirst big offering since twitter think went public. at that is a lot of demand. for the long-term, is snap going to be able to deliver on its promises for revenue? it has mounting losses. >> i feel so old when i talk about snapchat. i get facebook, i am on facebook, i am on twitter. snapchat has not drawn me in. i am not a loan -- lonester, outside the millennial cohort. what is snapchat doing to expand its base? they have seen slowing down on that front. >> you are not alone. it is confusing to use for first-time people. there was a lot of swiping and disappearing. today just chatting with a friend, a message disappeared and i had no idea what she said. this is a company, that is going to probably not budge from how it designs products. it will expect people to adopted overtime. the same way we felt may be uncomfortable with facebook when it first came out. i remember looking at my old facebook posts.

you see summit road closed goth further. we're at about 2900 feet. steve this morning saying the snow level was probably around 2200 feet and sure enough, that's where we started find thanksgiving snow. guys, for right now, i'll take it. it looks good up here. >> looks like fun. >> thank you, christian. >> absolutely. just about 20 minutes ago we brought you the announcement of president trump's new revised travel ban. rex tillerson explains the reason behind the executive order. >> it is the president's solemn duty to protect the american people. with this order president trump is exercising his rightful authority to keep our people safe. as threats to our security continue to evolve and change, common sense dictates we continually reevaluate and reassess the systems we rely upon to protect our country. >> a new travel ban prohibits people from six muslim majority nations from entering the u.s. for 90 days. iraq was struck from the list. the new order suspends the entire u.s. refugee program for 120 days. >>> a federal court hearing is scheduled in

i gothe snow noe! he's going for a gun!. >> absolutely. >> stephen: thank you for being here. >> thank you, sir. >> stephen: his new special, "father figure," is on the comedy central app. roy wood jr., everybody! we'll be right back. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. "the late show," everybody. tune in tomorrow when my guests will be hugh jackman, condola rashad, and musical guest, the flaming lips. corden and his guests, hayden panettiere and shirley maclaine. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where you come from it's gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show ♪ ladies and ji, all the way

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. >> later this morning the goth wil government will ban electronics from the cabinets of airplanes thathis will impact ten airports from middle eastern or north african countries. joining us live is ali arouzi. what more can you tell us about the ban? how it is being received and rolled out overseas? >> reporter: that's right, ayman. passengers on some flights bound for the u.s. won't be able to carry an electric device bigger than a cell phone. they have to check everything else into their luggage to go into the hold. exceptions are made for medical devices. according to federal officials, the restrictions are being applied because of intelligence of a threat. and the department of homeland security is expected to make an announcement later today. the u.s. authorities have obviously learned of a threat and laptops and large electronic devices have always been a concern. anybody who has passed through airport security with a laptop will be familiar with the process of separating it from the rest of their luggage when it goes through the x-ray. reuters news agency reported this morning t

tony how we can coordinate with him and where we may goth from here?te you can all participate if you want. >> noble is a wonderful organization so of law-enforcement around the country with the entire federal government can partner about what we know works tracking down on communities to drive crime underground and makes people less willing to work and endangers members of the community. did she is having a harder h wome coming forward. but that would be a way to encourage them. >> '01 to yield i know he is deeply involved. >> the new does have the principles he will be speaking next week. we have met with noble and real talk to law enforcement around the country and back remember crew brought it up and in those are issues that came up last wednesday but to engage on those issues so we have passed the point of no return every dollar of incarceration that is money that could go to recreation after-school programs. mr. chairman want to make a couple of offers of a bite of a caucus department that i believe bob your data and our voice we can come togethe

overall gothe volume slightly lower than gdp, which we expect slightly stronger than last year.ill slightly grow faster than the worldwide gdp year -- gdp. supply chain will grow faster than gdp because there's a continuous trend on outsourcing. pretty well and e-commerce we expect a continuation of what we've got or possible volume growth in germany. we see a lot of opportunities in germany where we just expanded our foot rent significantly last year. overall it is different by sector, but if you take arounding together, it's worldwide gdp growth or slightly better. manus: you mentioned the expansion for europe. this is going to be an organic plan? it you, what works best, is organic and controlled and built from the ground up, or he would you be interesting in doing and other deal? and what it be as big as the u.k. deal you did last year? quick there is no need to do something like the u.k. deal in europe so the continuation will be significantly more organic. there is no simple answer. it depends on the local situation and the ability to see a proper target. we will make that

gothe low end you have 150,000, but it really centers around this area, around 200,000.economists forecasting 200,000. joe: lots of excitement for friday. let's go back to commodities. we talk about oil getting clobbered and nickel. milk. as traded in new zealand, getting absolutely destroyed the last couple days. down a percent and 9% consecutive days. higher supply out of europe, maybe weak demand. really surging milk supply. one thing we have seen, the milk supply is the white line, blue line is new zealand dollar. the one currency that is very sensitive to milk. if we look at that milk price we can see how much it has been tumbling lately. it is not just industrial metals, even some agricultural commodities doing badly. investors are finally taking record he was oil stockpiles seriously. willis slumped more than 5% to below is close this year after government data showed production cuts from opec and other producers have not been enough to reduce u.s. supply. here to talk about what is next for the crude market is tina davis, bloomberg's managing editor for energy an

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