there's a wonderful greek story about the -- or myth about perseus. you may -- >> remind us, perseus is? >> the son of jews and one of his many sons through his many consorts the jews had. the main story about perseus was he was the one that came and rescued the dallasle in -- damsel in distress and chained to a rock to be a victim of a sea moss ter -- monster. but perseus rescued the damsel. but other people bought into it. the persians decide well their name persian came from perseus. the egyptians borrowed a story in which ultimately the forefathers of perseus were egyptians, so he is simply carrying on an egyptian tradition and even more interesting, i think, the jews, because one of the versions of the perseus story has him sleigh the sea monster off the coast of jaffa which is a coastal city near tel aviv and in fact so important to the story it becomes that it serves as a kind of tourist attraction so that guides for people who gave to visit -- came to visit jaffa would point to a red spring saying this is the blood of perseus that he washed of

wherever the greek influence was felt, theaters were built. when rome came into contact with the greek world, romans, too, began building theaters. at the height of the roman empire, practically every town, even small towns, had its theater. often, these were quite imposing structures built at imperial expense or donated by some wealthy citizen. pompeii, the town that was buried under volcanic ash and partially preserved, had two handsome theaters, a small one for mimes, poetry reading and musical shows, and a large one for dramatic performances and spectacles. by this time, the romans had distinguished between theater as popular entertainment and theater as an art form. ephesus also boasted two such theaters. and so did verona, where the larger theater had become an amphitheater for grand scale spectacles. when rome fell and the classical world with it, the theaters fell into disuse and decay, but not forever, for with the dawn of the renaissance, interest in greek culture and learning revived. the preserved written accounts were studied, man

most greeks will remember -- exhibited. most greeks will remember a legendary her heo, priest, patriot, and soldier who led 500 of his men in a notable stand against 8,000 ottoman turning soldiers. while the men were wiped out and he fell to enemy hands which tortured him before his death, it became the image for greeks to give all for all, give for love of faith, and homeland. may his memory be eternal, mr. speaker. the revolution brought independence to greece and emboldened those who still sought freedom across the world. it proved a united people through shear will and perseverance can prevail against tyranny. and it is a sentiment which can still be found among greeks today, mr. speaker. greek soldiers served alongside americans in world war ii, world war i, of course, in the korean war. they have always been our allies, mr. speaker. and continue to be today. this week, the joint naval exercise is expected to conclude, and for the third year the navy's representing the united states, greece, and israel have come togeth

didn't they get screwed over because they owned a lot of greek debt and when the greek debt was written off they got screwed? >> they are the backyard of greece, yes. >> just checking. new york city approves war-oriented textbooks for students. you all agree these books are inappropriate for third graders while the librarian in basra recommended in grades two through four, secret school and recommended by the school library association. >> who are they? who is the school library association? >> they are an association of school libraries, greg. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> sounds like a bunch of dorks. >> let's go over there and beat them up. >> hey, do you want to join the library association? you bet i do. >> they sound like dorks. >> we meet on friday nights. of course you do. >> neither of the two books actually about war. the librarian of basra is a true story of a woman who was the chief librarian of basra's library. she smuggled 70% of the books out of the library when saddam's government took over the building. >> there you go. >> that's a bad book because the title is so

the greek banks the greeks will a great deal of money to the french and of france's economies in the polling situation. people are leaving there because of the republican risk their struggle is it friends the european union opposing in terms of your eyes you're you're you're looking at iran from the polls all right all right all right dell and jumping you really hard i tried to impose limits on the whole deal and if you want to say i'm going to go ahead bill and i'm interested in david's repeated analogies to eighteen forty eight cents as we all recall they were a huge failure this is where it was altered in of and so i i don't know why is taking so much pride in that but i think it's. people knew it was exactly right that there are other issues that this is what's happening dylan keep going i don't see a way that big case this is a little fed up with the a stash of the fed up with a stash of throughout europe do and keep going. but but but i think what nicholas is saying and i largely agree with this is that just like then the establishment is remarkably resilient and remarkably ago

have got theirs are not representative of the greek population so it's unfair to the greek public to describe this as a mainstream of greek deal and what's taken lives on business in greece and i can assure you that people get upset you sick to death of the european union there was great greece's only interest in the european union being a member of it and as it is it's only as long as they're getting money being transferred to keep their economies afloat otherwise they're not interested in what's wrong so what's the what's a possibility of could taint interior if there's political deadlock in italy i mean i think that would not endure it or you to see that u.c.b. order brussels on it could halt the flow of payments that could make mario draghi less inclined but this is the third largest economy in europe this is not greece. well it's not greece certainly not and i think that would be a significant form of resistance that might provoke some rethinking but in so far as it prevents the sort of combination of short term. expansionary policy and sort of long term structural adjustments t

have got theirs are not representative of the greek population so it's unfair to the greek public to describe this as a mainstream of greek deal and what's taken lives on business in greece and i can assure you that people get upset you sick to death of the european union there was great greece's only interest in the european union being a member of it and as is italy as long as they're getting money being transferred to keep their economies afloat otherwise they're not interested in what's wrong so what's the what's a possibility of could taint interior if there's political deadlock in italy i mean i think that would not endure it or you to see that you see be ordered brussels on it could halt the flow of payments that could make mario draghi less inclined to be able this is the third largest economy in europe if this is not greece. well it's not greece certainly not and i think that would be a significant foreign resistance that might provoke some rethinking but in so far as it prevents the sort of combination of short term. expansionary policy and sort of long term structural adju

have got theirs are not representative of the greek population so it's unfair to the greek public to describe this as a mainstream of greek deal and what's taken lives on business in greece and i can assure you that people get upset you sick to death of the european union there was great greece's only interest in the european union being a member of it and as it is it's only as long as they're getting money being transferred to keep their economies afloat otherwise they're not interested in what's wrong so what's the what's a possibility of could taint interior if there's political deadlock in italy i mean i think that would not endure it or you to see that u.c.b. or to brussels on that could halt the flow of payments that could make mario draghi less inclined but this is the third largest economy in europe this is not greece. well it's not greece certainly not and i think that would be a significant form of resistance that might provoke some rethinking but in so far as it prevents the sort of combination of short term. expansionary policy and sort of long term structural adjustments

the ancient greeks would say it's from a king falls from grace. he was once a great king but a few scenes later he was blind and starving. it's the choices you make that determine your outcomes. now, before we begin i want you to guys to remember this story is based on true events. this is fictionalized. >> we didn't paint that on that wall. >> look at my store. every time someone paints on my wall, you show up. >> i'm sorry, but according to the city's ordinance. >> according to the ordinance, it costs over $200. you know who is doing it, what are you going to do to stop them. >> are you the police? >> code enforcement. >> code enforcement, the garbage man, i don't care. i called over an hour ago. just because my door faces the boulevard these kids treat it like it's their own personal billboard or something. i mean, look at that. >> probably have to come down --. >> you going to write a citation. i can't believe this. i been victimized twice, first by the kids and then by code enforcement. >> please, can't you do something about it? this is the

honey cornflakes and chunks of greek yogurt.ng both the yogurt and the honey at the same time. i'm like digging this yogurt thing. i feel healthy. new honey bunches of oats greek. >>> all right. watch this guy giving a demonstration of how to remove snow from a building in the european country of slovenia. oh, yeah, he removed it all right. >> oh! >> check that out. >> wow! >> thank goodness, he walked away from it. >> oh, my gosh. and he -- and he stuck the landing. here it is again. >> yeah, he did. >> hold on. probably the luckiest man in the world. one more time. not only does he stick the landing, he does a flip in the process. >> i meant to do that. >> in the process of sticking the landing. >> 9.0. >> wow. >> i think so. >> that's amazing. >>> now for a look at the morning road conditions. wet highways along the california coast. snowy mountain passes along los angeles and salt lake city. slushy commute here in new york and new england. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in l.a., san francisco, las vegas, phoen

the greek banks substantially. at this point it would be up to the ecb to step in. i would strongly encourage the authorities in europe. >> will they? that is a key point? >> i think they may have to. the structure of their support remains unclear. i think -- let's face it. cyprus is a small economy. the smallest thread can unravel the entire tapestry of the euro zone. the size of cyprus is not the point here. the point is the principle, precedent and risk of contagion spiralling out of control. >> that's how we see it here. thank you, charles dallara. now it's time to ask the money question. will cyprus and the eu woes kill our economic optimism? we'll debate that next up. the real loser could be crooked russian billionaires whose money-laundering operations in cyprus run the country. that's why vladimir putin is so angry about this bank tax. feel like capitalism may be the best bet to prosperity, but there is not one ounce of free market capitalism in this cyprus story. i'm larry kudlow. we'll be right back. [ fe

he will chant the gospel in greek. after arabic, that was the language.arly church when the word of god would have been in greek. it was to the gentiles. the greeks spoke in rome. >> this is a very important day in the catholic church. this is the feast of st. joseph. >> the feast of st. joseph, we sang the glory, i don't know if the viewers noticed the glory is usually not sung in lent, we are in lent. the universal pay troll of the church. the foster father of jesus. i have a feeling pope francis will talk about st. joseph during his homily. he chose, he would have chosen to have this insulation mass last sunday, but chose to have it coincide with the feast of st. joseph. i'm looking forward to what he has to say. st. joseph is such an important saint, but in the bible, he doesn't say any words. we'll see if the pope talks about that during his homily. >> now the reading of the gospel. >> the deacons sang wisdom standing let us sing to the holy gospel, peace be with you. a reading from the holy gospel according to matthew. response is praise to you oh l

we can do a greek--anyone know what a greek letter l is called? no, nobody knows here. any greek scholars? - alpha? - no, not alpha. - lambda. - lambda. ah, lambda, lambda. that's right. and--watch, that's not so exotic, is it? your parents see that you're doing like this. they don't say, "l. i know the alphabet." but what if your parents look down and they see you doing this? "ooh, heavy, honey, heavy. you be learning that stuff?" you say, "i know that stuff," okay? that's just the greek letter l, it stands for wavelength. you see it all through wave nomenclature. so, you ought to know what it means. that's just a greek letter l, length, the length of a wave. so the length of the wave from peak to peak, or it's from here to here. this would be lambda as well. some people get mixed up. and they say, "oh, it's from here to here." but no. this part of the wave is going down, this going up. you gotta wait till it gets to a complete cycle. boom, down again. see? lambda is the wavelength that a wave will travel in a complete cycle, a to and to again. to, fro, to. see what i'

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and stay with us r t still ahead a bomb blast striking the heart of the greek capital sparking fearsmore violence could fall was the country diving deeper into recession people desperate over the state's financial future plus ready for takeoff a look at a hopefully a storage mission for the iconic soyuz rocket and the international crew stay with us. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish. to you breaking news a little turn to angles stories. are you. sure the spanish. visit. a nail biting time in europe with cyprus banks to to reopen after being paralyzed for almost two weeks but as little relief for cash strapped citizens with severe restrictions imposed on how much money they can withdraw limits are set to prevent a run on the banks making the cyprus the first year as one country to induce introduce capital controls are reports of the anger and despair on the ground a serious try to adapt to the new reality. like many in cyprus lady this this is simply stunned at the speed and manner will finish the banking crisis in his country seems to be spiralling o

and still to come a bomb blast striking the center of the greek capital sparking fears more violence could come as the country dives deeper into recession the people desperate over the state's financial future. biological experiments weightlessness and maybe a sing along that and more still ahead for the crew of the soyuz rocket as they ready for their mission to be i assess a report on that and twenty more still to come stay with us. it's. time for europe with cyprus banks to to reopen after being paralyzed for most two weeks a little relief in sight though for cash strapped citizens with severe restrictions imposed on how much money they can withdraw limit set to prevent a run on the bank making cyprus the first euro zone nation to introduce capital controls are these debts are silly reports on the anger and despair on the ground as separates try to adapt to this new reality like many in cyprus. this is simply stunned at the speed and man who will finish the banking crisis in his country seems to be spiraling out of control he shows us his wallet cash a lean lot and we take it as a

still ahead for you here a bomb blast striking the center of the greek capital sparking fears of more violence to power was the country fails and deeper into recession with people desperate they say over the state's financial future and. ready for a take up we'll look at a hopefully historic mission for the iconic soyuz rocket and international crew stay with us. please. join thousands of gadget gurus flocking to the mobile world congress in barcelona where research and handset makers try to get their groove back. and software super chargers hope to spin preview success forward russia's yandex turns up the heat on google and despite a new twist on infotainment it's not just fun and games often overlooked video engines bring flawless streaming conferences to the palm of your hands and there's a new player in town looking to show that to you isn't that better than one hundred g. updates if you're on. the central. committee please i'm. going to. be. fifteen minutes past the hour a nail biting time in europe with cypriot banks due to reopen after being paralyzed for nearly two weeks littl

once in latin, once in greek.n paul used to talk about the need for the catholic church to breathe with both lungs. its latin lung and its greek lung. today, for the sake of brevity, we're going to do the gospel in greek. and pope francis will give his homily, his reflections on the gospel. one thing you have to be careful about with pope francis, even though we have a prepared text in front of us, that's not what we're going to actually get. this pope has a genius for going offscript and keeping us on our toes. >> and for being humorous. when he first appeared on the balcony, he was funny. and you have to think that the cardinals who were going in to elect him know this part of his personality. and how much did that weigh in to choosing him? even when they were at dinner afterwards, they were there with the cardinals. what did he say? he said, may god forgive them. i mean, i thought that was just -- it was just a great way. they must have known that this was part of his makeup. >> there were all these images of h

still ahead on r t a bomb blast strikes the center of the greek capital sparking fears more violence could fall was the country dives deeper into recession with people desperate over the state's financial future plus. biological experiments weightlessness and a record breaking journey still to come for the crew of the soyuz rocket as they ready for their mission of the i assess report on that and much more after this short. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images we're seeing on the streets of canada. for asians rule the day. and for staying with us quarter past the hour now and nail biter for europe with cyprus banks due to reopen after being paralyzed for nearly two weeks little relief in sight for cash strapped citizens with severe restrictions imposed on how much money they can withdraw limits are set to prevent a bank run making in cyprus the first year ozone country to introduce capital controls are these tests are cilia now reports on the anger and despair on the ground cypriots try to adapt to a new reality. like many in cyprus need us this is simply

it's the greeks that have traditionally -- the greeks and russians who have been furthest from rome so the fact that bartholomew is here today really is a historic event. there was a brief moment of reunion actually in the 1400s. i mean it's not entirely true that there was a thousand years since the greeks and the orthodox -- eastern orthodox and roman church were in union but it was very short-lived because of the fall of constantinople to the turks shortly afterwards, in fact, reflected on the doors inside st. peter's basilica, the scene of the council of florence where that union was hammered out. unfortunately, it didn't last long, so maybe we're seeing the beginning of a new effort to bring the two churches back together. >> but it's -- you know, when a catholic is getting married in this country, the hardest thing to marry is a greek orthodox, and those are the questions that you're asked the most stringently, so this is -- this is a bigger deal than you would think because you would think that the orthodox and the roman catholic church would be closer together than, say, for in

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the gospel read by a deacon will be in greek. and the pope's homily will be in italian. now, we will have an english translation of the homily which is in italian so you'll be able to understand it if you don't happen to speak italian. however, the latin and greek versions of this mass, we do not have translation, but we will allow it to play. let's listen in. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking in latin ] ♪ [ speaking latin ] [ speaking latin ] ♪ ♪ amen amen amen ♪ [ speaking latin ] [ speaking latin ] ♪ ♪ >> the presentation of the fisherman's ring delivered to pope francis. father tom brosnan, again explain to us the presentation of the fisherman's ring. >> it's a sign of his office as universal pastor. it's also worn by all of the metropolitan archbishops throughout the world and the patriarchs of the eastern churches in union with him. the fisherman's ring, of course, is named after st. peter, the first pope the bishop of rome. and as cardinal sadano had just presented that ring, he reminded us that st. paul as well teaches us that we have many ministries and c

they were heavily exposed to greek debt and we all know what happened there with the greek debt, both public and private. then the cypriot banks were national as ied to prevent an need colorado lapse. european regs, that's where the rest of europe comes in. instead of sending a bailout like it did in spain and greece, germany wants to raise money from actual people with deposits in those banks. here's how goldman sachs' paul o'neill summed it up on "squawk" this morning. >> i got off a plane from singapore saturday morning and i thought my jet lag was up but i was misleading the story. this has all sorts of possible consequences. the consequences of this are not going to put the genie back in the bottle even by erratic thund i of the past years. h is a biggie. >> it is a biggie because it calls into question the sanctity of bank deposits not just in cyprus but all across the eurozone. this is a line outside an atm in cyprus. the banks there closed until thursday. people rushing to pull out as many euro as they could. usually 400 per day. but many of those atms out of cash. this story

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before i do the invocation i would like to talk real quickly, a young man in the greek culture, he wanted to be wide and was determined to gain wisdom. so socrates, he said i want wisdom. socrates walked down to the beach, walked to the water and deducted him in the water and said what do you want. he said noble socrates, i want wisdom. when he came up, he said, i want -- i want -- he said when you want wisdom, you are going to get wisdom. that's why we have this great facility here today to change the image of this community from violence and killing and all those negative things to positive wisdom for the glory of god. would you be so kind to join me in the word of prayer. we are here today in the community. we want to this you forgiving the city officials, the people, all those responsible for beginning this process and you have completed, that's the joy of completion. and you said like wisdom, let him ask you give us all men -- wisdom is more precious than gold and silver. god we claim that and thank you for this neighborhood and for those responsible in thy name we pray, in god, amen

the greek banks greeks will a great deal of money to the french as france's economy is in the polling situation . people are leaving there because of the the republican rich their struggles visit friends the european union opposing in terms of. your you're looking at ironically oppose all right ok all right all right dell and jumping you really hard i've tried to impose limits on the whole deal and if you want to feel like you just go ahead. i'm interested in david's repeated analogies to eight hundred forty eight since as we all recall they were a huge failure this is where it was altered and of and so i i don't know why is taking so much pride in that but i think it's. people nichol's you're right there are other issues not just what's happening dylan keep going i don't say that i've been case this is a little fed up with the a stash of the fed up with a stash of throughout europe do and keep going. but but but i think what nicholas is saying and i largely agree with this is that just like then the establishment is remarkably resilient and remarkably ago able to accommodate those pr

in greece and papa dr stole money from the greek people put in his mom's account to suddenly showed up in switzerland how did that get there who now are saying it with the leadership in cyprus stealing money from people we've seen this story before there's a war going on there's two sides there's the corrupt banking bank stirs and then there's people who are trying to hold on to what they have and i think if i'm not mistaken a bomb went off a couple of days ago in cyprus look for more of those types of things happening because this is a bloody war. maxes latest gloomy prediction there seems to be becoming a reality in greece a bomb exploded in athens near a famous tourist spot of the acropolis apparently targeting the home of a shipping magnate who also used to sit on the board of the cyprus bank this is the latest in a series of bomb attacks have been plaguing the country since the economy sunk into recession it reflecting people's growing outrage ortiz tom barton has more. the bomb planted in a backpack exploded just hundreds of meters away from athens is i conic across two lists the

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are not representative of the greek population so it's unfair to the greek public to describe this as a mainstream of greek deal and what's taken lives on business in greece and i can assure you that people get upset you sick to death of the european union there was great greece's only interest in the european union being a member of it and as it is it's only as long as they're getting money being transferred to keep their economies afloat otherwise they're not interested in what's wrong so what's the what's a possibility of contained in tears if there is political deadlock in italy i mean i think that would not in italy to either that you see be or to brussels on it could halt the flow of payments that could make mario draghi less inclined to be in but this is the third largest economy in europe this is not greece. well it's not greece certainly not and i think that would be a significant form resistance that might provoke some rethinking but in so far as it prevents the sort of combination of short term. expansionary policy and sort of long term structural adjustments that seem like

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cypriots were still greek and therefore very close to the greece the greek mainland and because of that they were anybody could have seen that the problems in greece would have leaked over into cyprus and as long as cyprus stays in the euro the consensus even among people like economists like all group is that it will be many many years of suffering. capital controls are one of the reasons that foreign capital will no longer want to be in cyprus and so cyprus so it will have to rely strictly on its tourism right now is no longer have a banking business about its overseas banking foreign banking business will be destroyed so as you just said the foreign investors will no longer be wanting to be there at least so it seems for now so does that actually signal the aunt of cyprus is an offshore banking hub that yeah oh absolutely absolutely it's and that's the whole purpose of the of the agreement and the troika. i guess we do call that. sense that they put on the cypriots and on the side of cyprus banks is that they no longer wanted to be an offshore haven well we don't have a crystal ball

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barbed wire in front of the parliament, fearing greek style protest. with many mp's openly rejecting the measure, the debate for sunday had to be postponed. the bank all of the weekend may be long enough to resolve this. there's already talk that cyprus's banks may remain remain closed on tuesday, two. the government has frozen money transfers to avoid a run on the banks. people in cyprus feel betrayed. >> why should they take our money? i don't understand this. we work and deposit money for our own purposes, and they come to take our money? it is unfair. >> it's really outrageous. .he situation is unacceptable >> cyprus's rescue package breaks the to do in making account holders bear some of the cost -- taboo in making account holders bear some of the cost. britain's finance uniminister announced compensation for british government employees hit by the plan. economists are warning that the unprecedented measure could scare away investors from the eurozone's weaker economies. --separate's president cypress's president has just addressed the nation. wha

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or perhaps a greek fisher man's cap in honor of the sirens and mermaids rocking me or a big mexican so sombrero would do, or i could make a crazy cat hat with balloons and then i stroll down third street or a brown berate and shout power to the people and other slogans i forget. i could try a cloud with a blue ribbon wrapped around it like a song or none of that. today, in honor of the new brand new bay view library, today, i'm going to wear the sky as my hat and then i will pass it on to you so you can wear it too thank you alejandro. power to the people. he wants to make the city of poets.