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we visited michelangelo's pieta which shows mother mary holding jesus.ook us where no one gephardts to close, the masterpiece. this is 500 years old? it's going to make me cry. >> translator: he always says it's the women who save the world. >> oh, thank you for saying that. why is st. peter's basilica so special? >> because it's a house of the pope, but above all, it's the inside the tomb of st. peter. >> one of the holiest treasures inside one of christianity's holiest sites. th >>> there are new federal rules for airlines on everything from cash refunds to stopping hidden fees. what consumers need to know, next. >>> we have a consumer alert tonight about new rules aimed at protecting millions of americans who fly. one rule will require airlines to automatically provide refunds for things like cancelled and delayed flights, delayed baggage, returns, and failed in-flight wifi. the department of transportation will also require airlines to be more transparent about extra fees, clearly explaining all additional charges. >>> and we'll have some final thoug

peter's basilica, the dome designed in the mid-16th century by michelangelo.t do you say to the deniers of climate change? >> interpreter: there are people who are foolish, and foolish even if you show them research, they don't believe it. why? because they don't understand the situation or because of their interests. but climate change exists. >> norah: his progressive style has made him popular worldwide, with millions coming here to st. peter's square to catch a glimpse of the holy father. >> it has made us emotional. just being here, going into st. peter's basilica, going into the sistine chapel, just tears coming into our eyes because we are actually, you can feel the spirit. >> norah: sophia and aaron came with their family from san diego, california. how did it make you feel when he came out of the window? >> it made me feel good, like butterflies in my stomach. >> norah: still, the number of catholics in america is dwindling. in the u.s., only 20% of adults identify as catholic, and that is down from 24% in 2007. i wonder, if you could, speak to those

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leonardo and velasca find michelangelo and great artists at once.nina moleva had nevertheless given consent to the examination of the collection, then with with a high degree of probability, the paintings could end up in the workshops and laboratories of the state research institute of restoration, we accept, look at the work, first visually determine its prospects, that is, even at the stage of inspection, consultation, we can understand whether it has a chance for further research . samples that you practically cannot see with your eyes, analytical instruments work on this picture was created and we take such minimal quantities of the test substance, so we in no way we cause damage to paintings, each painting can be represented as a list of chemical elements used in the work, for example, this is what a chemical analysis of the work of a falk looks like: there was a fairly stable set of materials that were used from the early middle ages, right up to the 18th century, starting from the 18th century, the palette of artists begins to change, and it

450 million dollars, this is a discovery, donatel, velascos, titian, centaret, leonardo davinci, michelangeloimpossible to even list it, it’s so much, if it were sold, conditionally it all turned out to be true , then... if during her lifetime nina moleva had nevertheless given consent to the examination of the collection, then with a high degree of probability the paintings could end up in the workshops and laboratories of a state research institute. before restoration, we accept, look at the work, first visually determine its prospects, that is, even at the stage of inspection, consultation, you can understand whether it has a chance for further research, but it is necessary to conduct a chemical analysis here, yes, so that, as they say, comprehensively present the subject more objectively, this does not seem to confirm the authorship, it allows you to either write it in. therefore we do not cause any damage paintings. each picture can be represented as a list of chemical elements used in the work. for example, this is what a chemical analysis of falk’s work looks like: there was a fairly s

would be accentuated by the dzyakuyuchy kala halounaga uvahodu, copies of the famous sculpture by michelangelo and layout itself please look at this entire sculpture at the halo centers of the spray, daminantai. and from now on you look at the temple, on the navacolla, just like this revelation, like... this beautiful sculpture of the genius of the italian adjudge. the small hall is covered with a chandelier vault with ornamental painting. scenes throughout all areas are covered with green plastrings and surrounded by majestic entablatures with cornices on crackers and frills, in addition to which extended ornaments are carved out. there are pilasters placed on the flat altar table. in the image of the crucifixion of the future, 14 garrelief campaigns on the theme of the gooseberry path of christ are placed on the interior. the altar is decorated with four-caloner portions with entablatures, at the center there is an abras of the mother of god of adzigitra. the external form of the temple is beautiful and two-dimensional. geta is so much more disgusting. hut, praise bumps of lyubov budynka, ya

and all the major architects of italy took part in it, from donat bromant and raphael santi to michelangeloth the cathedral, they built the square in front of it. inside, the cathedral amazes not only with the richness of its decoration, but also with the size of 450 statues, 50 altars, a huge collection works of art. it is curious that the main altar of the cathedral does not look to the east, as in most christian churches, but to the west. for 500 years, st. peter's cathedral was the largest christian church in the world, but at the end of the 20th century it gave way to the basilica of the blessed virgin mary of peace or noterdam dal a, built in the capital of cote devoir. it was 105 years ago, on april 18, 1919. the russian academy of the history of material culture was founded, its main task being archaeological historical and artistic research of material monuments of antiquity. the academy traced its history back to the oldest archaeological institution in our country, the imperial archaeological commission, created in the middle of the 19th century. and in 1937 , the academy was tra

has there, and there is a lakoon, and actually he says that i study, i study mythology, i study michelangelo, i study the renaissance itself and i try to reproduce and capture this art through getting to know it. and to learn to follow this and it was important for him even before the krakow academy. since you have already talked about odessa, i will ask you now about studying in odessa and about study in krakow. you know, i was interested in the fact that the study in odessa was actually paid for by a local forestry engineer, and i understand that this is from podillia, yes, who obviously saw the talent. in this child, and this child, 16 years old , he also sends him to odessa to study at the workshop of pylyp klymenko, you are actually talking about this family, yes and no, no, the family was different, he lived with another family in odessa, well this is such a story that before he went to odessa, he was already studying, and when he came to odessa, he already came with certain knowledge, with a certain equal... artistic, and klymenko accepted him as someone who could earn for himself, an

fingers and comparing him to the ninth, well, all the time when they took him to italy, he looked at michelangelore he is his teacher, and , that is, in principle, this is a person who was really very good at managing what he had these features of him as a person, he... really unpacked it as talents, as talents. and sometimes he manipulated, of course, if he had a story with a stick, although, indeed, he had periods there prolonged hunger, and this hunger then affected his health, he lay there for a long time and could not get up because of it, but there were periods when he threw the stick and when inspired he could run, move, and, but... when he mentioned no-no, let's you carry me, support me, yes, well, it was she who immediately remembered parajanov and his eccentricities, yes, that's also true, he was very lively, bright, and that's why i immediately followed him young people were attracted, i can see even from his self-portraits and from his photographs that it is was an extremely charismatic person, then he and he used it, he used it, we only have half of it left. for a moment, i want to a

has there, and there is a lacoon, and actually he says that i study, study mythology, i study michelangelorenaissance itself and try to reproduce and capture this art, to know it and... learn to follow this and it was important for him even before the krakow academy , since you have already talked about odessa, i will ask you now about studying in odessa and about studying in... a local forestry engineer, i understand that it is from podillia, yes , who obviously saw talent in this child, and this one he sends his 16-year-old child to study in odesa, in the studio of pylyp klymenko, you are talking about this family. well, this is the story that before he went to odessa, he was already studying, and when he came to odessa, he already came with certain knowledge and a certain artistic level, and klymenko accepted him as someone who could earn for himself , and that's why he painted portraits in order to earn a living, yes, of course, that is, it is no longer... no , he was not such a simple child, a child who is no longer ready at all, and i also wonder what a scholarship to study in krakow

every time he said that every time the defense said that, michelangelo would object.y would say sustained. he would say it again which made her think that the judge didn't have a problem with that. they are trying to break the momentum. having an nda -- there's nothing wrong with that. overall it goes to show you that if you have a dental problem, you can end a court case early. an alternate juror leaves with a dentist problem. he's going to graduate from high school. we can go to that. maybe if the president says i have a wisdom tooth, i think we can see him who would certainly stand out in the graduation line. i think every day, it's gonna be interesting to see sketches and accounts of what happens inside the courtroom. >> kayleigh: up next, hillary clinton cannot get donald trump out of her head. the alarming thing she is accusing him of next. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's a

if you ever thought about doing mountain climbers next to michelangelo, you are in luck.he days best viral videos or next. speed to the university of southern california has cancelled its main commencement ceremony amid the disruptions caused by ongoing anti- israel protests on campus. christina coleman is live with that story. >> university of southern california is effectively closing its campus during commencement next week -- next weekend requiring tickets to access the school and events there and subjecting guests to screening and bag checks. they said it would take too much time to give roughly 65,000 students a guest through these new procedures. they will still host dozens of other commencement activities and receptions as they have in previous years. the cancellation of the main graduation ceremony is the latest development in a saga that began ten days ago in... made a move of cancelling the graduation speech of this year's valedictorian sighting safety concerns. however, the valedictorian maintains that the speech was cancelled due to her pro- palestinian views

a different world is an agrarian world that would have been really to napoleon and probably to michelangelo. and most people were farmers of majority of americans lived a farm by the time he died. he had, you know had an iphone. he'd lived through? i mean no one had ever been to the south or north pole when he was born, he lived to see people walk on the moon, lived to see rovers going around mars as on and on. the so when i say he grew up the future all, the things that we think of as futuristic happened in his lifetime. and, that's what i wanted to get at with the book. that's why i realized that he was the great story he was because you know my kids, this really is a book for my kids kids. my mind boggles when think about how much change they're going to live through in their lives and i didn't live through that kind of dramatic social. you know, charlie lived the birth of a nation to barack obama. talk about social. he lived from a women weren't allowed to vote when he was in high school. he lived to see, you know, women leading nations leading corporations, all of this sort of change.

michelangelo in december 2022, a few months before the indictment of trump, what do you think of this? >> is no question this is a political prosecution, this case was passed over by prosecutors, the ftc and manhattan da's office before it was be neatly brought right now so the open secret is not a secret at all, simply for election interference purposes, the irony is obviously for their accusing trump of. >> congressman gooden basically saying what you're saying, this is what trump is saying biden white house is in on this behind the scenes. he saying why would a senior prosecutor voluntarily down from a cushy justice department job to working the city? voters should know whether they are still talking to the biden white house coordinating with the justice department and other state attorneys and other trump related indictments. this is happening as a da -- d.o.j. knows the biden family made tens of millions of dollars around the world selling access to biden's government job and lawmakers pointed out. what you think of what he saying about this? >> i think there is absolutely concer

three teens twins michelangelo and mark, anthony urista and their friend javier ramirez, died at thecastlewood drive on christmas night. investigators say the driver lost control, hitting a utility pole and then a tree. >> can you imagine losing twins that they both come in at the same time and they leave at the same time? >> two other occupants were severely injured. this latest loss of life is pulling at heartstrings, still overcoming the last emotional wound. school district officials say extra support is being made available to students and staff thursday and friday. >> we've provided some extra counseling and support resources to students on campus. we have wellness centers at our middle and high schools, and students have been encouraged to visit, those those resources if they have a need. we're also following up with families at the end of the day with an email with, a lot of a lot of resources as far as grief and just being there for, for students for whatever they need. >> pleasanton police say they're waiting for the alameda county coroner to make positive identification of

a similar incident, also on foothill road, three teens twins michelangelo and mark, anthony urista and their friend javier ramirez, died at the scene near castlewood drive on christmas night. investigators say the driver lost control, hitting a utility pole and then a tree. >> can you imagine losing twins that they both come in at the same time and they leave at the same time? >> two other occupants were severely injured. this latest loss of life is pulling at heartstrings, still overcoming the last emotional wound. school district officials say extra support is being made available to students and staff thursday and friday. >> we've provided some extra counseling and support resources to students on campus. we have wellness centers at our middle and high schools, and students have been encouraged to visit, those those resources if they have a need. we're also following up with families at the end of the day with an email with, a lot of a lot of resources as far as, grief and just being there for, for students for whatever they need. >> pleasanton police say they're still in the proces

violations, reagan still has not articulated an underlying crime, the judge is going along with it and michelangelo prosecutor, what do you make of this question mike >> anyone looking at this will save this is not how the justices of system works. this is not what we have seen in decades and decades in the use of that power. but i look at why would a judge to be willing to allow the evidence in that he has been willing to allow? i have practiced all over this country. i don't know of a single judge i practice in front of that would be allowing the evidence to come in like this judge has. >> crazy. >> sandra: brett, obviously we are waiting for the former president to reenter this, here in new york. there we go, we are waiting. i was telling my team thursday and friday i believe back end at 2:11 for the 2:15 so maybe in ten, 11, 12 minutes from now but as this resumes and quite clearly you have the world watching what is happening in that courtroom. we are left wondering where this goes next, who is called up as the next star witness and how they will handle this knowing that the world is watching.

michelangelo signorile, ben collins, congratulations on grabbing "the onion." you can follow me on tiktok, instagram, follow our accounts at the reid out. >>> tonight on all in. >> i want to start by wishing my wife melania trump a very happy birthday. i wish i could be with her but i'm at a courthouse. >> the election conspiracy trial continues and a new witness takes the stand. >> mr. trump would like you to meet him this morning at 9:00 a.m. >> tonight, what we learn from day three of david pecker and the witnesses, including the eyes and ears of the trump organization. >> the massive paper trail. >> as the supreme court mulls absolute immunity for a clue, why donald trump's own impeachment or your new better. >> the former president subject to criminal sanction after his presidency for any illegal acts he commits. >> plus, the latest on the campus protests and the nightmare still unfolding in gaza and why it looks like real trouble for america's favorite senator turned podcast or. >> even entity is giving hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to your reel

the scene four and a half years ago, a similar incident also on foothill road, three teens twins michelangelo and their friend javier ramirez, died at the scene near castlewood drive on christmas night. investigators say the driver lost control, hitting a utility pole and then a tree. two other occupants were severely injured. this latest loss of life is pulling at heartstrings, still overcoming the last emotional wound. school district officials say extra support is being made available to students and staff thursday and friday. >> we've provided some extra counseling and support resources to students on campus. we have wellness centers at our middle and high schools, and students have been encouraged to visit, those those resources if they have a need. we're also following up with families at the end of the day with an email with, a lot of a lot of resources as far as, grief and just being there for, for students for whatever they need. >> pleasanton police say they're waiting for the alameda county coroner to make positive identification of the victims who died and notify their extended fa

>> absolutely not, would you ask michelangelo not to sculpt?back to "late night," here with joel mchale. [ cheers and applause ] that was a clip from "animal control." >> yes. >> seth: before we get to the show, you did a little real life animal control, you took your family to ireland. >> yes, and did the irish are animals. i'm half irish, so i can say that. >> seth: now what is this? it's a photo of -- you came across a mud pit. >> yeah, you know, you go to ireland, see all the mud pits. [ laughter ] there, we were in this, i don't know, fjord like place and my kids were like, "we're bored," they're bored and your acting is bad, and my sister-in-law challenged her son to go touch a lamb because they're all over the place. and east like, i touched one. you're like what, they scattered. and he was like, there's two of them trapped in a mud bug. and i was like, wow, what a day we're having. and so, i saw them, and i was like, "this is an opportunity for social media." [ laughter ] and i pulled those lambs out. >> seth: wow. >> yeah, i pulled the

so it was interesting to see that it was very it was giving sistine chapel michelangelo. they're not doing that. i'm just saying it was just reminding me of that. >> yeah. in your mind. there you go. >> very nice. today we're on our way to another warm day and then we'll see some minor cooling tomorrow afternoon. outside this morning. here's our exploratorium camera. you can see some stars out there. we have clear skies. it's another sunny day today. one little difference. the coast will be slightly cooler today with a little bit of a stronger onshore flow, but we still stay rather warm inland. friday we have this cool down, but that just means temperatures are closer to average for this time of the year. tomorrow is still looking like a nice day. the weekend outlook. we have sunshine, warmer weather moves in here. the weekend is looking fantastic . i can't wait to show you that in a second. our beach, boat and surf forecast winds out of the west southwest today. waves lower than yesterday about 2 to 3ft with that swell period around 15 seconds. the ocean water temperatur

michelangelo. no, that’s not your line of thought at all, although i like the versions. your answer, no answer, daria, well, konsyuma is a consumer in english, so let it be consumerism, consumerism, bravo, this is certainly amazing, dasha, yes, it seems to me that this is dasha. you didn't know the exact answer, but you remembered the english word, and that earned you two points. daria, choose a category, history. what was the name of the trade route from china to the mediterranean? phew, well, the great silk road. yes, it is the greatest silk road. alexandra, programming. in what language? there can only be one winner. attention to the screen. it's amazing, you see, with a score of 60-39. in today’s game , daria wins unconditionally, i’m not afraid of this word. thank you thank you for the game, alexandra, you did everything you could, but the opponent simply walked like a locomotive. there's nothing you can do about it. thank you for the game and... all the best, tasha, this is the fourth round, of course, at first we were very happy that you two girls, two smart girls

alexander, you have the opportunity, michelangelo, no, your line of thought is not at all , althoughtection movement? and your answer? no answer. daria, but... consumerism is a consumer in english, so let it be consumerism, consumerism, bravo, this is certainly surprising, dasha, it seems to me that this is dasha’s game, you didn’t know the exact answer, but you remembered the english word, and it brought two points for you, daria, choose a category, history, what was the name of the trade route from china to the mediterranean, ugh, well, the great silk road, yes, it is the greatest silk road. alexandra, programming. in what language programming for the first time such a data type as an array appeared? let it be python. alas, python. daria, you have the opportunity to earn two points. great. well, i'm not that good at programming either, but let it be, i'll guess that it could be pascal. and not pascal either. right. with this, all 10 categories of the fourth round have come to an end, and therefore all that remains for us is to sum up the results, the winner can only be... attention

michelangelo. no, that’s not your line of thought at all, although i like the versions.r. daria? well, consumerism is a consumer in english, so let there be consumerism. consumerism. bravo! this is certainly amazing, dasha, it seems to me that this is dasha’s game. you didn't know the exact answer, but you remembered the english word, and that earned you two points. when giving, choose a category. story. what was the name of the trade route from china to the mediterranean? ugh, well, the great silk road? yes, it is the greatest silk road. alexandra. programming. in which programming language did such a data type as an array first appear? let it be. python, alas, python, daria, you have the opportunity to earn two points, great, well, i’m also not that strong in programming, but let me assume that it could be pascal, and not pascal either, the correct answer is fordrun, on with this, all 10 categories of the fourth round have come to an end, and therefore, all that remains for us is to sum up the results, there can only be one winner, attention to the screen. amazing, you

michelangelo, admiring the florentine mosaic, called it an eternal picture.for the master to work, a mosaic panu, a bear on a fishing trip. the artist paints whatman paper, the stone also signs 1 2 3 4 and so on, we take a part from whatman paper, cut it out, put it on the stone, trace it with a pencil, go to the cutting machine. let's go try on the element for the mosaic.

and i really like that you bring up michelangelo's sistine chapel , michelangelo's sistine chapel, itoom area. i have a poster of the sistine chapel, the last judgement, actually. and in the beginning of the project, everybody is saying, okay, we want more barbed wire, we want more horses. we want more men running over the top. we more biplanes . and my we want more biplanes. and my head, you know, it's about to explode. i have coming out explode. i have smoke coming out my and so i look at my ears. and so i go look at this poster and i hear in my head, do what you know. and i looked at that poster, it's like humanity all pretzeled together, advancing and receding in space. every one of us will meet our maker, you know . and i looked at maker, you know. and i looked at that poster. i said, i'm going to do that with the world war i memorial. so the world war i memorial. so the world war i memorial is the interdigitation of all these figures, all showing the different emotions that run and course through human beings from heroism to fear to sadness. you know, all these things are things

and even though the authors of these masterpieces do not have such big names as raphael, michelangelohello, we’ll tell you about the main thing today. the head of the russian ministry of emergency situations arrived in the kurgan region, alexander kurenkov, to check how the flood relief efforts are helping people. the water level in tabol near kurgan rose by 111 cm is guarded by the police. in altai, the ice broke up. in some places the water reached the embankment of the city of kamen naobi. there, rescuers installed a dam 800 m long and laid sandbags. in buryatia , residents of nearby kulanud households were hit by the water disaster. the flood situation has improved in khakassia, in the city of obaza. according to operational data, seven private plots remain in the danger zone. a few days ago there were twice as many. 19 tone bottled. residents of the sunken orsk were delivered from ulyanovsk the humanitarian convoy was organized by the regional government with the support of the ministry of emergency situations. the flight was carried out by all -terrain vehicles. the military is

the scene four and a half years ago, a similar incident also on foothill road, three teens twins michelangeloy urista and their friend javier ramirez, died at the scene near castlewood drive on christmas night. investigators say the driver lost control, hitting a utility pole and then a tree. two other occupants were severely injured. this latest loss of life is pulling at heartstrings, still overcoming the last emotional wound, school district officials say extra support is being made available to students and staff thursday and friday. >> we've provided some extra counseling and support resources to students on campus. we have wellness centers at our middle and high schools, and students have been encouraged to visit, those those resources if they have a need. we're also following up with family is at the end of the day with an email with, a lot of a lot of resources as far as, grief and just being there for, for students for whatever they need. >> pleasanton police say they're waiting for the alameda county coroner to make positive identification of the victims who died. and notify their e

from the seven wonders of the world to michelangelo's painted ceiling in the sistine chapel in the vaticanif you're willing to enough . but should we be to pay enough. but should we be allowed to exclusivity ? is allowed to buy exclusivity? is it the same issue as asking? should we be able to buy private health care or education? stella stands taoiseach and ryan—mark parsons will be here to discuss that with me. in the past days, we've marked the bicentenary of the poet rake and freedom fighter lord byron. a compelling new biography examines his life through his thousands of letters to and to friends, confidants and lovers . i'll be speaking to the lovers. i'll be speaking to the author, professor andrew storfer . i'll be joined by princess dora loewenstein as she prepares to sell the eclectic art collection of her late ex—husband, count manfred de la guerra , who was a celebrated guerra, who was a celebrated italian interior designer , italian interior designer, collector, art dealer and curator. she'll be highlighting some of the interesting pieces that will be on display at the auction

michelangelo. as the agreed to the trump tower meeting, trump is there.ected howard, his editor in chief to negotiate an agreement to pay $30,000 to the doorman. to buy the exclusive rights of that story. the evidence will show but was not acting as a publisher. he was acting as a co- conspirator. what is the significance of having a co-conspirator? >> reporter: it is called privacy recency. if you start strong, you will end strong. sometimes it can just be, this is the guy who actually got immunity to talk to the feds. that is the reason why. >> reporter: will the jury know that? >> reporter: they will hear that because trump will not let that go by that the guy got immunity for being a co- conspirator. everyone has dirty hands and desperate let us be clear. i'm not trying to guilt any lilies. cohen has dirty hands. has dirty hands. trump has the dirtiest hands of all. it just goes to show that you cannot live in glass houses. and people like david i said a few hours ago, trump was slumped in his chair during instructions to the jury. the jury is sitting

and we are great friends with, greg angelo and also his partner, michelangelo, and i've been.nd my partner and my kids have been super supportive. and i've been in their, halloween parties. i brought friends to their house, but i am also awfully nervous and afraid of this decision, because i believe that it's going to impact our lives tremendously. because when i look at other historical landmarks and a couple of artists and i see some of them actually, i know some of them because they they work in our easement. so basically their garage door is where you are sitting, and that's where my garage door. so we are so close to each other, and they work in front of their garage, which is i'm totally supportive. and during the covid they were there many people working and we've been supportive to them to survive in this city. and i totally agree. as an artist, i'm a designer myself, and i came from turkey, and i build my life here and san francisco and united state has been super supportive to me, but i understand their pain, and i believe that city needs to do something for the arti