it was the romans who gave the west the grandly conceived interior. now a church this is the only major roman building that survives intact. "pantheon" means temple of all the gods. their statues must have been placed in these templelike niches where christian saints now stand richly decorated with colored marble brought by sea from quarries throughout the empire. professor richard brilliant of columbia university. in the fifth century when the barbarians took rome, they enter this building toespoil it of its treasures. e splendor othe interior stopped them in their tracks and thus preserved this glorious structure, this magnificent space until our own time. space gives content and form to this great building. what we see on the ground level is a great cylinder. this cylinder fuses or merges into the hemispherical dome that lies upon it. that fusion is so complete because the architect has shaped this interior both vertically and horizontally in such a way as to suggest that the building interior contains a perfect form, that perfect form known as the

but what centralizes the space is the dome as you have the dome in this interior. the microcosm of a macrocosm concept addresses the church interior as a microscopic version of the total cosmos, of a total universe. therefore, the uppermost section of the architecture is the dome and, therefore, it represents the heavenly realm. this is the place where you will find god, christ. then descending down towards the lower levels of the interior, you descend down toward-- to the vaults or the vaulted areas, just underneath the dome. these are the places where, ordinarily, in a typical byzantine church dating to-- middle byzantine church, dating to the 11th or 12th century, you would find the representations, for example, of the life cycle of christ. in this church, for example, the life cycle has been relegated to a lower level, so there is a--it deviates from a standard classical system in this particular area of placement. however, in the classical system, you will find the life cycle of christ which can also be called the calendar or the liturgical calendar of the chu

but they will choose an architectural setting they will choose an architectural element of the interior, which is round or curved slightly at least. and within that curved space they place these images which are, in reality, painted frontally. but because they're placed within an architectural niche which is curved or arced they do face one another. so the solution is met or the solution has been achieved. then the third important element is that each individual icon painting, addresses each other. they relate to one another. they're not individual panels which are to be appreciated individually. for example, during the baroque period or often during the renaissance period you will have individual panels painted. and they are appreciated individually. here, each image relates to one another. they are part of a whole. they are part of a total picture part of an entire theological idea or concept that the interior is supposed to unfold to the beholder. so the images, for example, very often, you will start reading them from left to right. there is a starting point where you begin. and you

it looks like the front of the interior minister's property house is badly damaged. so it appears this has gone off in front of the superior minister's house. initial reports say it was some sort of car bomb and this is the third similar intervention for days as this kind of explosion. we had on iod thrown from a motorbike at a police station in central cairo on monday and another home-made device was defused in the nile. we're told the interior minister was not anywhere near blast. >>> we will keep an eye on reports as they develop. >>> formers in c oh olombia still demand an industry over hall. >> name venice looking to traffic chaos and speeding. what is associated with in but officials say they are real issues and something has to be done and it has to be done soon. . hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. i started in a small television station in rural arkansas. it's a part of the country that often gets overlooked. but there are a lot of fascinating people there, a lot of fascinating stories there. i

of the interior minister. as he was coming out, sorry as his convoy was passing the residence he was in a vehicle and the explosion happened. whether or not it was a car bomb hasn't completely been confirmed. but he said it was a very large blast, and we've been able to see the damage destroying many cars and several shops in the area. the interior minister himself said many of his guards had pen injured in the what he is calling an assassination attempt a devious attempt on his life and at the moment everyone is exactly wondering whether this is going to be an isolated incident or not. >> an attack on his life by whom? >> well, nobody has pointed the finger directly so far and nobody's come forward to claim responsibility for the bombing which happened around 10:30, in a residential area so it was a brazen attack if of course it was an attack which is what it seems. the president 60 has put out a statement that egypt won't allow terrorism which it defeated in the 1980s and 1990s to rear its ugly head again. i

interior minister mohamed ibrahim survived the tack but many dead and six injured. the bomb was dropped from the top of a nearby building near him home on nasr city. first attack since mohamed morsi was out offe out of ousted in j. (n) a scheduled federal court hearing in san jose thursday, google's attorneys plan to argue that the long running practice is legal because of its use to sell ads. all users of e-mail must expect that their use is subjected to ads. >>> in a surprising online message from iranian president hassan rahani, has got many people scratching their heads. >> president obama and other world leaders are in russia for the group of 20 summit. officially, in st. petersburg to talk about the global economy but the debate over syria is dominating talks on the sidelines of the summit. congress is expected to get members only briefing on syria. placing the resolution on the calendar. boast the house and senate are scheduled to return to work but isn't sure when they'll be voting on the resolution. >>> , corresponhow close is thin to willing to interior mi

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the interior minister that kenya is getting help from foreign forensic teams. >> the interior ministry saying that there is external help going on at the moment. it has been the fate since the beginning of the process. is really guidance being given to try to rescue the hostages. we are hearing there are officers from scotland yard. and various other agencies helping to comb through the building and piecing together forensic information. trying to assess if there is still a danger in the building. >> and the latest on the operation to clear the building act out we have heard of several floors collapsing. >> very confused it sure, even five days after the siege got underway. they declared that the siege was officially over. potentially when we had a comment from the government spokesman saying that the security service was still moving around the building and going into unknown territory. the local media has said that the security forces fired heavy weapons. they raised some significant? 's about the safety of hostages in the building. and if you are moving, you are engaging the hostage

as a solicitor with the department of interior.o all this time that this was happening, snedden was working on the outside, and ted stevens was sort of laboring inside the bowels, with fred seaton of the interior department, pushing alaska statehood. >> narrator: together seaton and stevens put interior's resources to work helping the statehood cause with information and occasionally political clout. >> seaton, snedden, and stevens worked very closely together, not so much to gain votes for statehood as the tennessee plan delegation was doing but to neutralize the opponents, or the obstructionists, as i call them, who were always doing things to try to prevent the bill from getting to the floor. >> narrator: the statehood campaign was media savvy. alaskans understood that national press coverage would influence congress. [musical intro] ♪ >> good evening. this is see it now, produced by friendly and murrow. the subject: statehood for alaska and hawaii. alaskans know much more about the united states than many stateside americans kn

it's a small interior and very large outdoor exterior. it's not a venue for public, it faukts -- affects a lot of our guest. i have been on the board of the hotel council and i'm very passionate about the city, the noise is a big concern for our guest, not for us. it's an on going issue. we would rather not have live music at the venue. >> i have a question. have you done any sound test of the ambient noise? >> no. but i invite anybody to come over. it's not about the decibels. you can just go to any guest room that has a window overlooking the bar and it resonates all the way up. it's surrounded by three buildings. it just very loud and there is a strong base that is just loud talking and music playing all the time. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is melissa lee. i live at 579 geary street directly across of jones. if you look at the yelp photos that she showed earlier. it's my home are the red brick and yell ow. my balcony faces. i have never had complaints with them. i have been around to many

to the north of that quite cold and hot across the interior.hat's going to be the outlook for your day today, but the heating is quite on the extreme side. las vegas is heating up to 39 on friday, phoenix at 42 degrees. so a lot of these above average temperatures, but on the other hand, meanwhile, the great lakes region is looking quite cold and the low temperatures during the morning and overnight hours could dip down to even freezing point at some locations. so do cover up your sensitive plants outdoors. i'll leave you now for the extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.  >> good evening. as president of the american bar association, it's my pleasure to welcome you today to this special law day program entitled constitutional equality for women in the united states. i'm especially pleased to be here because i have a vested interest in the topic. this is our 12th annual public program to commemorate law day and our fourth year connecting us here a

the interior ministry say the al shabaab gunmen are responsible for this. it's thought they detonated explosives when the security forces attacked. within minutes, the interior minister made this announcement: >> our resolve to defend our country has never been higher. and we want to say that we will take the war to the criminals' door steps. this is our country. we are in control of the security situation. and kenyans should be -- should take comfort that the country is in our hands. >> he also said ten soldiers were injured during this stage of the operation and two of the gunmen were killed. it still remains unclear on what's happened to the other gunmen. ever since the attack happened, images have been slowly filtering out. early in the operation, these shoppers in a supermarket were attempting to find cover against indiscriminate gun fire. they shouted to each other, trying to give advice. some made a run to exits. here, a mother and child lay prone on the floor. apparently trying to pretend they'd been killed. no one knew whether the figure on the oth

the interior ministry say there is smoke but they're not saying what it is. we're totally blocked off from what is going on. there is a road there that we cannot access. we have to rely on the government, really, on the government's word that things will be clear when they open that mall for us. but to say that the operation will go on, i'm sure, for a while. >> yes, it's a huge building that they must be searching. the problem is no one really knew how many hostages there were in the first place, and no one really new how many gunmen there were in the first place. >> yes, that was a big issue. there was conflicting information. again because we were getting very little information there was a lot of speculation going around on social media about who they were. the president yesterday said there were some women as well, but today the interior ministry say there was no women, and it was men, muslims that they confused as women. they sathe government say this t the information is, but because it's so little it can't stop people really from speculating, and some

some movement toward the creating of a much touted anti-doping law in germany, but the country's interior minister has said that an expert committee will not meet to discuss the topic until the end of september after germany's general election. >> the german interior minister was among those who crammed into the sports committee meeting. the study says that for decades, the interior ministry supported the systematic doping of german athletes. their rights, amphetamines, testosterone, and blood darkening given to -- blood doping given to the top athletes. >> i have absolutely no reason to hide or cover up anything. we will get to the bottom of this. but we should avoid making unproven claims and allegations against public figures and stakeholders from that era. >> friedrich now wants to consult more experts before deciding what to do. the opposition is disappointed with the minister's stance. >> i would like to have her clear statements from the interior minister on how his department is going to respond to the findings. >> the chair of the sports committee has long championed the new anti

. >> egypt's interior minister survives an assassination attempt and calls the attack a start of a new wave of terrorism. >> and a city that knows how to party gets some business done, too. berlin business week gets under way. it's a gathering that is meant to steer the world economy, but today, the g-20 summit in st. petersburg is being overshadowed i a war in syria that is becoming a crisis of global diplomacy. >> russian president vladimir putin is the strongest opponent of possible american intervention, and today, china confirmed it was on his side, arguing that any attack would be a threat not just to peace, but to the world economy. >> one u.s. official accused russia of holding the un security council hostage over the issue. first, this report on the days diplomacy so far. >> a ensley handshake belies the urgency of the situation. the united nations secretary- general needs a solution on the crisis. he is at the g-20 two present information about a chemical weapons attack. europe is calling for a report by united nations investigators as soon as possible. >> this remains a stai

kenya's interior min stray says the al-shabab gunmen set fire to mattresses. kenyan security forces say they are in control of most of the mall. al jazeera, mohammed has the latest. >> reporter: what is happening right now is the government forces are there. they are continuing to try to rescue as many hostages as possible, and maybe take over those who are coordinating the rescue effort. the interior minister and chief of forces have spoken a little earlier to the media, and they say they are in control of the mall. that doesn't mean that they have everything -- that everywhere in the mall it means that they are surrounding the mall and they are also in many parts and there is no one who can escape of the gunmen. they have also been giving figures including 62 people dead, 69 people unaccounted for, missing. they don't know where they are. they say they managed to kill three of the attackers and more than 300 have been injured, and more than ten people have been arrested. some of these people were arrested, other [ inaudible ] international airport, nairobi's

the interior minister a car bomb attack. and 30 years ago, three men shot down the beautiful colorado river at record speeds. would you do this? welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. tonight, in st. petersburg, russia, world leaders were supposed to be discussing the global economy. instead, they are focused on the prospect of american airstrikes against syria. china, argentina, brazil, and the european union have respect -- have expressed reluctance and president obama is having a tough time convincing other nations to join him. first, this report from the political editor, nick robinson. trying to stop america's drive on the strikes in syria, the question that hangs over the splendor of st. petersburg's constantine palace, which is welcoming the leaders of the world's 20 richest nations. publicly, it was all smiles from president obama and russia's president putin, but this 15 second handshake will be the longest the two men spend alone together. this meeting was meant to focus on boo

artists followed, filling demands for paintings and luxurious decorative arts to adorn the interiorsof the villas, and sculpture to ornament courtyards and gardens. materials from the roman dominions flowed into campania's harbors -marble from athenian quarries for statues, reliefs and vases... nubian gold and emeralds from egypt for jewelry. livia, wife of augustus, is carved in egyptian basanite, a stone once reserved for sculptures of deities -- a subtle reference to roman imperial triumph. wealthy residents of the towns beneath vesuvius shared the taste for luxury found in the more affluent villas on the bay. silver mirrors... and cups... bronze statuettes ... and glassware found in pompeii suggest the same desire for elegance in daily life. the city's fever for art was playfully alluded to in the house of the vettii's wall paintings, where busy cupids assist a hard-pressed goldsmith. the painting may also refer to the industriousness of the owners -brothers who bought their way out of slavery and worked their way into the upper reaches of society. but the streets outside were a

what the interior will look like. i envision kind of an open process for example, it's a much different situation what we the with the new buses but we went around to a variety of the stakeholders and said what do you know think. if the case part of the seating what it looks like depends upon what else you know where they're going to put certain components in the car maybe not under the seats and frankly in one sentence if you were to excuse me. what would be the one improvement we'd among on the design of the exciting cars you want the components out from under the bottom of the car to the side are top because that's problematic for a variety of reasons. i'm not trying to not answer your question >> maybe i don't understand the process. my local thinking is if i feel the interior design is important and it's a positive change i certainly wouldn't want to buy cars and spend more money to change the format. it's easier to say those are my requirement and put it out to bid and a let them design s it and give a bid. mayb

saturday, a major increase in those temperatures expected with those mid and upper 90s for those interiorvalleys and back up against the coastline. places like the east bay, livermore, going up to 97. also, mountain view at 93 degrees. a first look at your forecast. temperatures are going to start off in the 50s and the 60#;es, then by 11:00 a.m., we're going to be at a quick climb here with upper 70s for those interior valleys. little bit of a fog line at 800 feet right now, so the fog is starting to reroad away. that hot, dry air inland is starting to have impacts. clearing us out in fremont with those blue skies and that's also -- right now in san francisco, this shot looks fake it is so gorgeous at this hour. overall, temperatures throughout friday's forecast will warm up in the south bay. 87 in san jose, 86 in palo alto. gilroy at 88. east bay, close to the 90s for a lot of this region, but not 100 at least at this point. what you're going to find here is 90 in places like dublin, that hot air starts to get tracked back. but near the bay, still pretty comfortable with 79 in alameda,

and, in fact, the interior minister predicted, he said "i think this is not the ending but the beginninga new wave of violence." we happened to be interviewing the deputy prime minister at the time and he said if the crackdown did drive some members of the brotherhood or islamists to start another insurgency of the type this country saw in the '80s and '90s he said "we won't tolerate it and anything we do to crack down on it will be justified." >> holman: so, margaret, we are seeing reports here of the muslim brotherhood officials making statements saying that they condemn this attack. what's to be made of that have? >> kwame, we happened to go to . a long time brotherhood figure who issued that statement condemning it flatly denied anyone from the brotherhood was involved. when i said "who do you think's involveed?" but interestingly he and the interior minister both agreed, this is avery dangerous thing to have happened in this volatile atmosphere right now. this that this count i have so polarized that acts, major acts of violence by one side can easily trigger a vicious cycle, more v

the interior minister a car bomb attack.years ago, three men shot down the beautiful colorado river at record speeds. would you do this?

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programs since june and has hit a brick wall with germany's interior ministry, which claims he is not entitled to answers. >> i formulated clear questions, which i had rigorously checked by lawyers. in particular, i checked how far my oversight extends. >> revelations about the nsa's worldwide surveillance caused great concern here. last month, the government attempted to draw a line under

interior minister mohamed ibrahim survived the tack but many dead and six injured. the bomb was dropped from the top of a nearby building near him home on nasr city. first attack since mohamed morsi was out offe out of ousted in j. (n) a scheduled federal court hearing in san jose thursday, google's attorneys plan to argue that the long running practice is legal because of its use to sell ads. all users of e-mail must expect that their use is subjected to

>> reporter: we have been able to travel with the military convoy heading in to the interior. it is a distance of about 30 to 40-kilometers but it has taken us over three hours. and that is because of the battered roads and the fact that this is an insurgency hit district, there have been a number of attacks. the military is moving in full combat gear, they are also carrying relief supplies and taking so much time because of the logistical nightmares, here distance is not measured in the kilometers, but more in the hours it takes to travel those kilometers. so it is proving tonight an extremely difficult challenge because this is a very large province. it's the largest province in the country and getting those essentials to where an they are needed most is the biggest factor. today we will be visiting where the distribution is likely to take place, but this is several days after the earthquake and shows you the lodge u logistical nightmare of prayedin of operats providence. >> are there more aid still struggle to go reach the remote region? and also why would separatist groups

witnesses tell aljazeera a car bomb was set near the interior minister's convoy. >> the cleveland medical examiner confirmed that aerial castro hanged himself with a bed sheet. he had just started serving a life sentence as punishment for kidnapping and torturing three young women for a decade. those three women have not spoken publicly. we visited the cleveland neighborhood castro called home to see the impact his death is having on people there. >> on the 2000 block of seymour avenue in cleveland, flowers offer no hint of the painful history of the house that once stood here. it was the home where aerial castro held three women captive for 10 years. a month after it was demolished and a month after castro was sentenced to life plus 1,000 years in prison, the community's focus is here again. this time, because castro is dead. >> i'm happy he's gone. i'm not happy to have a life

the vast interior doesn't matter much, but this is australia's heart. andrew thomas, al jazeera alice springs. >>> okay. let's take a look now at some of the other headlines from the world. the japanese government says its contacted international experts about the leak at fukushima nuclear plant. on wednesday, it was revealed radiation levels were worse than first thought. two years ago, it was hit by an earthquake and tsunami which damaged its cooling system. >> tens of thousands of teachers in mexico say they will disobey educational reforms taught by congress. it will strip the unions of certain powers. mexican teachers have been able to sell their position or pass them on to their children. but now, they will face tests to get jobs and promotions. >>> it's thought this 118-karat diamond will break records when sot h-e-b y's puts it on the auction block. the starting bid: $28 million. but if that's out of your budget, it was a cheaper version. this is a vivid blue diamond that's expected to sell for more than $19 million, though. the auctions will ta

the interior ministry, thanks for being back with us. cairo traffic could not keep you away. thanks for being with us here on the show. you heard william jordan just now say that egypt is not yet at the point of no return where there is no one who the authorities can speak to on the islamist side. do you of gree? >> well -- do you agree? >> well, yes, first, i agree. but first i have to emphasize a point. islamists and egypt are not the same. some are jihadist. both are groups tied to africa and al qaeda. those we should not be discussing or negotiating. however, we have reached some solution with other islamist parties that they can participate, even those who relate to the muslim brotherhood, they can participate in political life, parliamentary elections, presidential elections, however, not under the entity, name or slogan of the muslim brotherhood any longer. this is not acceptable after one year of catastrophic economy and a catastrophic situation. so, we are trying to get a stronghold in sinai, trying to defend this. they find a t

meanwhile, after days of forensic investigators on site, kenya's interior minister says no additionalictims were found within the rubble. this morning 67 people are confirmed dead. the interior minister says five terrorists were killed and nine other possible terrorists are currently in custody. one of them was just arrested sunday. all are believed to be affiliated with al qaeda. >>> once again this morning, amanda knox and her former boyfriend on trial over in italy for the murder of her former roommate. this time around, neither of those two are in court. we have video right now in our news room showing proceedings getting underway in the appellate court in florence, ita italy. this marks the second appeal in the murder case against knox and her ex-boyfriend. it's not just the two of them who are no shows. the family of knox's former roommate meredith kercher are also not present for the start of today's new trial. nbc's keith miller is joining us this morning in florence with details. >> reporter: this is the third time that amanda knox will face trial for murder and violent sexua

it is in final stages and the interior minister said that he doesn't believe any more hostages are left in the building. least 62 people have been killed and many more injured in the attack that began on saturday. >> the siege is starting to fail -- feel like a waiting game. , a shot rings out. or seven explosions coming from inside the complex. there are shots ringing out, black smoke we can see coming from the top of the buildings. what is going on inside, but this is the most action we have heard in quite a number of hours. on fire,ilding is reinforcements brought in and including an armored personnel carrier. the attackers are not giving up without a fight. the bbc spoke to a commander with links to al qaeda that said it carried out the attack. speaking in a british accent, they said there would be no surrender. they have been in touch. we expect them to work with the workers. with militants attacking from them at noon, hundreds of terrified shoppers fled. they managed to escape than that, and were the lucky ones. they are beginning to come to terms with their experiences. they were

it is in final stages and the interior minister said that he doesn't believe any more hostages are left in the building. least 62 people have been killed and many more injured in the attack that began on saturday. >> the siege is starting to fail -- feel like a waiting game. , a shot rings out. or seven explosions coming from inside the complex. there are shots ringing out, black smoke we can see coming from the top of the buildings. what is going on inside, but this is the most action we have heard in quite a number of hours. on fire,ilding is reinforcements brought in and including an armored personnel carrier. the attackers are not giving up without a fight. the bbc spoke to a commander with links to al qaeda that said it carried out the attack. speaking in a british accent, they said there would be no surrender. they have been in touch. we expect them to work with the workers. with militants attacking from them at noon, hundreds of terrified shoppers fled. they managed to escape than that, and were the lucky ones. they are beginning to come to terms with their experiences. they were

the interior minister has told the bbc that he does not believe there are any more hostages inside the building and they are either dead, captured, or on the run. you can get it all on our website as well. we will have more here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: gunfire, explosions and billowing thick, black smoke at a mall in kenya's capital marked the third day of a standoff between government troops and al-qaeda-linked terrorists. g

floor providing more daylight into the interior of the floor. both the greatest use of energy consumption in an office building, but it also contributes to the largest amount of heat gain in the building. we're maximizing the use of natural daylighting. we also have light sensors that minimize the use of artificial lighting. >> by having light outside the building skin, what that does is we are mitigating it before it hits the glass. we have a high performance, low formal gain graph. the system does not have to work as much to either cool the building or heat the building. >> this building also incorporates or utilizes under floor system for delivery of heating and cooling to the building. this in conjunction with the high efficiency equipment that we've installed in the building reduces the consumption of energy for heating and cooling by 51%. >> we have two destination elevators. destination elevator save 35 to 40% of the electrical energy over traditional elevator. these elevators save energy by using a regenerative drive. when the cars are g

. >> a group claimed responsibility for a bombing targetting egypt's interior minister. we go to our correspondent who we will not name. >> this group whose name is group that supports jerusalem - translated into english. they put out a statement and claimed responsibility for the assassination attempt on the interior minister. they are calling on people to stay away from the ministry of interior building and the defence building. they are saying that they will carry out more attacks. they are saying that they did this in response to the massacre, the situation that occurred at nassar city, and the square outside of that area. hundreds were killed when security forces went in there to clear the area, as well as outside cairo university. in the statement they mentioned the deaths that occurred during the long period of a lot of instability while muslim brotherhood members and supporters gathered at various locations. here they mentioned death outside the republican guard. the statement apologised, in fact, for failing to kill the minister. it emphasised that there'll be m