michelangelo's work in the sistine chapel eloquently expresses his knowledge of form, and his love of light and shade. michelan h mad ese figures heroic, larger than life. in another part of the vatican, the young raphael created his own visions. ( reverent music ) the high renaissance w to end in e 1520 raphael to become its final master. raphael's esco, called "the school ofthens," rtnly utizes the tees of ilsi but it doemorehan justresent beauty; it chronicles raphael's time. in it, raphael has painted portraits of leonardo standing in the center as plato, and on the left, michelangelo as another greek philosopher. these great masters of illusion are caught in one image for all time. and back in the right-hand corner, almost hidden, stands young raphael, looking innocently, yet confidtly, at the viewer. perand visualew that the evemwould noon for annenberg media ♪

the most famous of the statues here, of course, is michelangelo's david.leonardo served on the committee that placed the great statue in the square. the original is now in the academy of art, placed there in order to protect it from air pollution and mindless vandals. here is another painting in the uffizi that shows the unmistakable stamp of leonardo's early work-- the annunciation-- a large panel seven feet long and three feet high painted on a poplar board, as was the custom of the time. the most appealing feature of the painting is the messenger of god, the winged angel. vasari writes that verrocchio stopped painting when he saw the evidence of his young apprentice's ability, but that story is not true. it is more probable that verrocchio decided to concentrate still more on sculpture, which he preferred to painting, after realizing the great talent of the young leonardo. among the sculpture of verrocchio that exists in florence today is a most charming work in the courtyard of the palazzo vecchio, the city hall. the little boy with a dolphin is one of

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>> well, during the war, some of these things were obvious, like the madonna by michelangelo, and the statue of liberty, even if you don't like art, people know what they are. of course, millions of these things were less -- less visi e visible, less easy to identify. libraries, thousands of church bells from cathedrals, and basically anything worth stealing the nazis stole. the monuments officers are trying to piece together shreds of information to make sense of it, and they start getting these names of places in germany, but they're not sure what they mean. are they cities? salt mines? are they, you know, so this really sets off over a period of two months their discovery and thousands of hiding places, hundreds of thousands of works of art, 3 million books stolen from libraries throughout europe, 5,000 church bells from the great cathedrals. the numbers are staggering. >> yeah. >> it's a visual story. >> it seems a big part of the story is not only war can be a fight over resources or a battle among armies, but really a battle over the future of what we understand to be civilizati

in the world of digital art, his thing is to take old paintings, masterpieces by artists like michelangelof movement digitally, he seems to breathe new life in to the works. his edited collection reflects the cycle of life through to death and towards the end the video gets rather dark. with more than 100,000 hits online, beauty is our web video of the week, we'll see you next time it "the listening post." ♪ ♪ check check viktor yanukovych >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz. >> gunfire in a mall. three dead. police searching for why a man opened fire inside a store. >> on a milestone anniversary bombs and gunfire across egypt, killing dozens. >> the push continues in ukraine, protesters turned down a big offer from the government. >> it feels like you are in the

yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel.aybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do this. you cram stuff in the freezer without thinking about it. i opened the door, and a frozen turkey almost fell on my foot. i keep pulling it to the left. are we sure the house is level?

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you will have a young man that looks like michelangelo. he has all the background.e will hit that cold water and quit. he will say this is not for me. this is misery i don't want any part of. >> here is where i have a question. i hate cold water. i would think that you would train for that. you would try to be ready, knowing that might be the tripwire. >> you know it is coming. there are folks, i have heard a bath water with ice water. i tell the guys when they show up, if you didn't bring it here, you are not going to find it here. thewill have come here with alchemy of traits that will get you through, or you haven't. we can't teach it. >> what are the traits? >> resilience. mental toughness. up is in who shows shape. you can get through the program. >> they have the physical. >> no doubt pray you have to pass a test. we know you can make it. -- ow we have to pass >> it is a challenge. it really is what is in here and here. real zillions, mental toughness. to set a goal and cb on -- to set a goal and see beyond. there was an obstacle that i wasn't going to go unde

you will have a young man that looks like michelangelo. he has all the background.e will hit that cold water and quit. he will say this is not for me. this is misery i don't want any part of. >> here is where i have a question. i hate cold water. i would think that you would train for that. you would try to be ready, knowing that might be the tripwire. >> you know it is coming. there are folks, i have heard a guy talking in a bath water with ice water. i tell the guys when they show up, if you didn't bring it here, you are not going to find it here. you will have come here with the alchemy of traits that will get you through, or you haven't. we can't teach it. we know you can make it. >> now we have to pass. to set a goal and see beyond. there was an obstacle that i wasn't going to go under or through. that is what we do. we offer a young man a chance to quit. and a lot of chances. >> of the water is too cold, what do you do? >> it is voluntary. no one has to sign it training. you walk over and say this is not for me. there is a bell that has been there. you bring t

>> this one michelangelo brings drawings of what she's going to do. >> it's just winter trees with littleirds. >> jimmy: i consider this cheating, by the way. >> the only thing i can do is little balls. i can do balls. >> here, look. >> guillermo: what are you making? >> i got balls. >> chippy is leaving you guys in the dust, just so you know. >> but she'll be dead before any of us, so we'll leave her in the dust, right? >> that looks disgusting. going to make a veal cutlet. >> little pickles, little mustard. you know? >> min looks like silly puddy. >> what happened to my balls? >> it's every man for himself here. >> sal, you better cut out the [ bleep ]. i had all the balls on there. nice. he took all my balls. >> you have to make them sick. they rolled off. it's not a level table. >> look at that. he's eating it already. are you eating the cake? >> what are you doing? >> i'm sculpting, jimmy. >> jimmy: you're a sculpting? >> guillermo: yeah. >> do you remember mommy baking, joan? >> jimmy: mommy? >> yeah, we have a mother. >> jimmy: but you call her mother, not mommy. what are you, 4 ye

david: italian filmmaker brought artists like michelangelo to live.g clouds and subtle flight of birds across the scene to give viewer idea what the painters themselves would have experienced. incredible. liz: what a sweet little baby. thinking of sweet babies you may remember the demonic baby that roamed the streets of new york city? terrorizing the public? we showed it to you earlier this week. we could not believe our eyes. david: that is real baby. that is not a fake baby. liz: the baby made its way into the fox business studios. let me tell you, it was very shocking! david: what? liz: should be like -- [screaming] look at that. it smells really bad. got to pinch the face. david: stop it, liz. you will cut off the oxygen supply. liz: it has mucous plying out of its nose. this is part of a promotion by think moto. for the film devil's due. david: twentieth century fox production. so we have a little bit to do with it. this thing, everybody was stopping in the hallways. david: tim cook, is holing apple back. what do guys on facebook say? put it up.

. >> some of the recognizable pieces we did were a torso of michelangelo, we did a mona lisa, we didgoing live, david comes up with a mischievous plan. >> i thought to myself, you know what, man, i am tired of doing all this serious news. i said, what if you just bring out this giant block of ice and i'll build up this story and talk about how this is your prized possession, you have had the idea for months and then, the piece de resistance, i'm going to knock this thing over and it's going to shatter. >> he's like, come on, it will be great, don't corny. and i was like, okay, we'll do this. >> this is probably the coolest place literally and figuratively here at the fair, the ice museum, 15 degrees, the most unbelievable ice sculptures you have ever seen. what are you working on here? they were telling me this is one of your prized possessions. >> yeah, this is a barachus cherub. i just pulled that out of the air. >> he coins this term. little do i know, i'm standing here, like, what the hell is this guy talking about? >> i've been working on it for eight hours now. as far as the am

the sistine chapel is famous for it's ceiling frescoed by michelangelo.s the first latin american pontiff. also today he named his first batch of cardinals, 16 of 919 are less than 80 years old, making them young enough to elect the next pope. ♪ >> it is one of the most popular bands you probably never heard of. u-kiss, a korean boy band, has performed all over the world. last night was very special as one member returned to his roots in the bay area to fulfill a childhood dream. abc7 news reporter sergio has the story of kevin woo and his k-pop group u-kiss. >> reporter: through the piercing sound of screaming fans, u-kiss danced and sang their way through the first and only show in san francisco on this tour. ♪ >> and for lead performer kevin woo, this is a welcomed homecoming. >> i haven't lived in the bay area since i was 16, a freshman in high school. >> kevin grew up in danville and went to monte vista high school. he joined u-kiss about four years ago. since then it's been a whirlwind adventure into the k-pop. or korean pop. >> i know the k-pop sce

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so michael jackson's dna might read "a," and michael jordan's dna might read "g," and michelangelo's dna might read "c," and so on and so forth. and surprisingly those very few differences, that one out of 1000, is enough to make all the differences in the way we look, blue eyes or green eyes, our skin color, our height, as well as in some of our behavioral traits. sometimes people are surprised that such a tiny bit of difference-- .1% can make such a big difference in who we are. but remember that our dna and chimpanzee dna is only 1% different, and obviously we're a lot different than chimps. genes are not all that matter in terms of human health. they offer possibilities and predictions, but not certainty. paul mchugh: genes are just dna. they aren't destiny. some aspect of our life experience, what we choose and what we do, how we form our character given our constitution, is what ultimately makes us the kinds of people we are. the idea that somehow or another we're destined because of genes to be a particular kind of person is not only not true in human life, but it's also, of c

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