napoleon's sisters were not only jealous of josephine, but also of josephine's daughter from a former marriage, whose child was rumored to be napoleon's. even napoleon's mother, who, in fact, refused to attend the ceremony, was duly painted in. all the stars of the empire were gathered. the coronation was as much the triumph of josephine as it was of napoleon. for though she would never present napoleon with an heir, she was the love of his life and wanted the world to know it. ingres' own infatuation with the emperor prompted him to paint the official portrait of napoleon in imperial robes. after the french revolution, when the louvre was transformed from a royal palace with private collections to a public museum, it was here that young painters could complete their art education by copying old masters, learning from the examples of the past. this tradition is still going on in the louvre today... where pierre rosenberg is chief curator of painting. when ingres painted this picture in 1814, he was very much admired and also very much criticized-- criticized because critics say there

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y vamos con josephine # nbl josephine vota. y # valeria vota. por aly 8005 # aly voto.ce a ejercer mi carrera de negocios, será un gran paso para mí... y para todos mis compañeros de estudios. en el 2012, el 90% de los graduados de devry university que buscaron empleo de forma activa ejercían su carrera en menos de 6 meses. más información en devry punto edu. ♪ >>> bien, de regreso en "despierta amÉrica." y nos llegÓ informacion triste, es triste, una pareja linda, angelique boyer confirmÓ la ruptura con el guero castro. >>> y les voy a leer lo que dice: despuÉs de una relaciÓn maravillosa y llena de amor, es nuestra decisiÓn terminarla. el comunicado que lanzÓ angelique. ya que en este momento asegura que debemos entrentar responsabilidad que no nos permiten mantener como es debido nuestro amor. pedimos su comprensiÓn para que no se genere ninguna especulaciÓn, no haremos declaraciones al respecto. >>> le seguiremos informando. >>> jomari goyso, gracias compaÑero. >>> gracias por tenerme. (gritos) >>> ven... >>> es de buena cepa. >>> ya vengo todos los lunes. >>> vamos

next speaker >> i'm josephine i'm with the asian-american board. originally a year and a half ago i was advocating mr. david chu to drink forward this legislation but we are disappointed not only because of the reason that the original reason was what the last lady talks about extortion that happens that asian-american immigrant landlords are being sued right and left and heartbreaking stories but because of the prvbt factors that supervisor kim talked about it's very expensive it has cost a lot of money to bring up to code and if we have to pay for relocation fees back and forth and the downside once you've different up the illegal illegal listed unit it's not subdivided to sell or tic them or, you know, do anything with it but they'll be forest part of the rental property you'll lose the rent control exemption forever and that's something we wanted really bad it turns out we can't use this. i hope we can make small modifications to make it fair to both sides not just done in a volume. we're able to co- exist and be happy. thank you >> thank you v

to napoleon bonaparte have a record of selling at a high price, a ring he gave to his future wife josephine sold for $1 million. >> the mystery vouching his death could be sold. tests on samples of the hair may give clues about whether he was poisoned or died of natural causes. >> and, of course, you can keep up to date with all the stories we are following at al jazeera, by heading to aljazeera.com. >> it's the inside story. hello, i'm ray swarez. with each passing year, the toll from alzheimerss rising. more americans die from

next speaker >> i'm josephine i'm with the asian-american board. originally a year and a half ago i was advocating mr. david chu to drink forward this legislation but we are disappointed not only because of the reason that the original reason was what the last lady talks about extortion that happens that asian-american immigrant landlords are being sued right and left and heartbreaking stories but because of the prvbt factors that supervisor kim talked about it's very expensive it has cost a lot of money to bring up to code and if we have to pay for relocation fees

no wigs or weaves ever again for josephine. her hair is back. look at daniel. daniel was well on his way to losing his hair. he was seriously considering spending $20,000 or more on hair transplants, until scalp med. this is daniel just six weeks later. you can already see the hair filling in. the hair is back in just six weeks. amazing! like many of us, marie had ignored her thinning hair for years, until it got to the stage and was getting worse. luckily, she found scalp med in time. here she is looking beautiful now. look at this! marie's hair is back. that is incredible. whether you are thinning or balding, in just a few short months, your hair will come back. your own hair, full, thick, healthy, and strong. you will look and feel young again. >> i believe in the product. we recommend it to all of my patients. we want to get you happy with the least amount of surgery. even though i am a surgeon, it sounds crazy that i'm going to talk you out of surgery. hair transplant surgery only takes hair from the back and moves it to the front. it does absolutely nothi

millions of records, over a dozen films, performed with josephine baker.y become rich, famous, are acclaimed. ends33, the turmoil because the government succeeds but unfortunately it is the national socialists and the nazi party. several of our members are jewish. what i first described it to you is the first act. what happens next is the second act. tavis: when you got to dig into this, as an artist, what struck you about their journey? >> what struck me is that i didn't know who these men were. i know a lot about pop music. to think that they were the beatles of germany and maybe even around the world and i had never heard of these people. to what theyed did, it was so complicated, interesting, funny. so then i went to work. when i went to germany that next time, there was tower records there. on the wall of tower records, there was a full wall of comedian harmonists. these are really famous men. before i put a note on paper, i did my homework for a full year. in germany, i bought what they call the schlage. . parade ofhe schlage 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923.

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this is going to happen at the josephine butler center on 15th street northeast, it happens at 2:00 this afternoon, the candidates will address issues. d.c. mayor vincent gray will have a busy day ahead. before the forum, he's hosting an interfaith focus. the summit will happen at the first congressional united church of christ, that's on g street in northwest. it goes on from 9:00 until 1:00. >>> we're staying on top of developments in ukraine. president obama tells russian president vladimir putin to stay out of ukraine. this comes after russian troops occupied key airports. americans should put off any nonessential travel to ukraine. mean while the president is considering whether it will head to the g-8 summit in sochi. in venezuela, the death toll is rising as protester clash with police there. officers claim the man was a thief. people are protesting things like inflation, crime and shortages of many basic goods. meantime you could see protesters outside the white house today, the protesters are going to a call for peace in venezuela. organizers have told everyone to dress in black

a ring he gave to his wife josephine sold here last year for around $1 million. and the mystery surrounding napoleon's death could soon be sold, tests and samples of the hair may give more clues of whether he was poisoned or died of natural causes. >> i'll be back at the top of the next hour with a full bulletin of news wit for you. now back to martine. >> let's go to the caribbean because in jamaica they're looking into the rising number of people who were killed by police, and human rights campaigners have called on the government to put an end to the alleged excessive use of force. we're reporting from the capitol of kingston. >> reporter: police officers on patrol in a kingston neighborhood controlled by begins. they search anyone they suspect could be carrying drugs or guns. there was more fear than faith in police. >> there is a stigma that the police are not there to help them. >> that's because of killings like this one. an officer shoots dead an apparently unarmed man. over 250 people killed last year, and each year the number is rising. evian was gunned

josephine's brother was killed. may not have been targeted for their religion back home. conflicts are often described as sectarian. in the camp, religious hatred seems world away. >> here there is no problem between christians and muslims. we are all the same. we all fe fled the conflict. we live together peacefully. we have no problem. >> there are 10,000 people living here. they fled violence blamed on muslim, then later christian militia. >> most of the traders here are christian, but muslims and christians alike shop here. over here, there's a small restaurant. the owner is a muslim. there's some goat meat on the grill roasting here. the people who eat here are a mixture of muslims and christians. it's normal for both religions to live together peacefully here and for many say it was normal back home, as well. >> the camp has a committee of elders representing both religions. they say they've known peaceful co habitation all their lives but tell us leaders competing for control over oil and diamonds have changed that. >> the conflict was created by politicians. they

. >> reporter: josephine finley and her husband own the hockey haven bar. they say the planter out front is a hazard to their customers and obstacle to delivery people but mostly people talk about how they look. >> they are building it like a cemetery plot. it's not beautiful at all. >> reporter: despite heated public meetings, so far the city is standing by the design. only mayor lee can make a change now. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >> even though the boxes were built last summer, they are still empty. the city says planting will be started next week and finish by the end of the month. >>> our meteorologist paul deanno is at the marina for what's going to be a beautiful sunset. >> it's an hour later than it was this time last week but it is a beautiful day leading to a beautiful sunset. lots of folks out here enjoy the nice sunshiny weather with highs approaching 80 degrees away from the water. sea breeze kicking in at 4:00 dropped temperatures down by 10 degrees. still gorgeous outside. here's a look at the bay bridge. there's the beautiful cit

. >>> se acuerdan de josephine?que va a tomar medidas legales. y otra cosa, se acuerdan del pleito con su mÁnager? >>> sÍ. me cuenta como va todo eso. en "sal y pimienta", 10/9 centro. >>> ellos tuvieron como un acercamiento. >>> se arreglaron? >>> el domingo me contesta todo. gracias espinoza. >>> pero va a contar en estados unidos? >>> tambiÉn, porque no pudo cantar en estados unidos. >>> lo del nombre. porque se llama isidro chÁvez espinoza. >>> me voy a poner orlando tacher. como repartes dinero. >>> trabajo, a los hijos hay que enseÑarle. >>> le recomiendo mucho @despiertaameric. y mi querido william para que nos platique quÉ tal estÁ el chisme. y tambiÉn pueden decir de lucho borrego lo que quieran. >>> la camisa de orlando. >>> los zapatos de alan. >>> pasale que tengo hambre, y quiero estar a dieta. >>> dame la manzana. enseguida volvemos. nos contaran los detalle de lo que colate le pide a su esposa. no lo puedo creer. ya volvemos. anita, cuÉntame algo bonito. ♪ >>> amigas, pueden sentirse cÓmodas, y a la m

telford, pennsylvania, the home of bill and josephine mohr, married for 75 years. kentucky is where ellen cole lives and celebrating her 100th birthday today. happy birthday, she grows prize-winning violets. they are so pretty. now back to new york where they're all pretty. >>> "today's oscar afterparty" is brought to you by the 2014 mazda3. >> and we are back, and after the red carpet last night, al who was actually invited to the parties went to them. >> well -- >> i was not invited. i don't go to parties i'm not invited to. i didn't take this personally. >> it was probably best for all concerned. >> went to sir elton john's. >> that's right. his annual aids bash that raises money for the fight against aids. ♪ >> if we take our foot off the gas pedal right now and stop funding aids, then we're going to miss a great opportunity to actually end the epidemic. >> and as great as tonight is as far as bringing awareness and raising money, this is a good time tonight. >> yes. >> it's a great party. >> it's a great party. we get the same people coming back every year bec

it is happening a at the josephine butler center at 2:00.ll stream that forum on nbc washington.com. plan extra time if you are taking metro this weekend. metro is doing track work on four of its lines, trains could be running as many as 20 minutes apart on the red, blue and green lines. the service should be >>> good morning once again, i'm meteorologist chuck bell. winter storm watches are already posted for sunday night into monday morning. that's the time frame that we're watching out for. in the meantime, it's a cold, but sunny start to your weekend. teens and low 20s for out the door weather. highs today not too bad, still colder than average, but highs today generally in the low and mid 40s. decent amount of sunshine this morning, clouds coming in later this afternoon. tomorrow mostly cloudy by mild day, temperatures well into the 50s tomorrow. rain arrives sunday evening and rain likely to change over to snow by monday morning. watching that very, very carefully. richard, back in to you. >> we have got another news update in 25 minut