and in paris, one of the most famous artworks, the mona lisa smeared with cake.time bystanders were left in disbelief. and headlines followed. in the media coverage, most protests were reduced to acts of vandalism. >> it is interesting because the artwork was not vandalized, it had a sheet of glass. but everyone was outraged about was the bit of soup thrown on a piece of glass. there is no pain of glass protecting the life-support systems we need to survive. there is no pain of glass protecting the flooding, there is no glass protecting the 146 million people in africa suffering, drought related starvation. >> bill mckibben is an author and environmental acvist who founded the third act in 350.org. he says the previous protests have been. he understands the message in these new demonstrations. >> we live in an incredibly beautiful world. filled with almost unbelievable treasures. we are desecrating and destroying the treasures every hour, every day. it doesn't seem in that context quite so shocking. people decide to throw a can of soup on the painting. i think it

do you remember seryozha told us about the mona lisa? i remember, because no one wants anything from her , it's true. do you remember what seryozha said? what do you need to look at her for a long time? remember it all and then carry it with you for a lifetime. and then everything will be fine, which will be fine. it's not necessary, it's true. let's just remember this summer, just remember that's all. ok. well, like in a movie, if he has already set himself the goal, he will chat any person, any actor , any woman, she will become his woman. sergey solovyov playground tyrant of childhood dictator mocker pulls out with both hands by force realized what is he talking about, does he admit that he is a vampire? yes give me your energy rose your knowledge. tell me about what you listen to. phonogram this allows him to collect different pieces from different worlds and mount them with each other's attention. the horses have gone. send the horses, go to him, in general it is impossible to be offended for a long time. he will take you to a resta

yeah [ laughter ] but sadly, that knocked this from the top ten >> who painted the mona lisa mona lisaaughter and applause [ cymbal crash ] >> jimmy: better luck next year "da vinki? >> steve: "da vinki? >> jimmy: hey guys, get this, airline passengers in europe will soon be allowed to use 5g service to make phone calls on board the only thing worse than your seat mate trying to talk to you, is your seat mate trying to talk to someone else. it's like, "hey, can you hear me i'm on a plane right now." [ laughter ] yep, this means no more putting your phone on airplane mode. yep, everyone's like, "finally, we can stop pretending to do that." [ laughter ] some entertainment news, "wednesday" is on track to become netflix's most-watched english language tv series ever [ cheers and applause you know these are crazy times when a show about a depressed goth child is what makes us all happy. [ laughter and applause it's good, it's good everyone's talking about the holiday action movie, "violent night," as well. it did surprisingly well at the box office, so they're reediting old holiday favorit

after all, there are hundreds of copies of mona lisa until the restorers touched the canvas. in 2012 it turned out that a deaf black background appeared on the canvas no earlier than in 1750 and it hid a foggy landscape just like that can be seen on the original art views came to the conclusion that a copy from prada while the master himself wrote the original. yes, and restorers managed to uncover no other world masterpieces, we will definitely tell you today in science addiction. my name is ekaterina beretskaya. hello. in the next half hour, i propose to touch science through the prism to great art. stay with us and you will find out. a forced measure or method of prevention, when the picture requires restoration, duplicate, clean, rewrite. what restoration work is carried out by the masters of the national art and how science and the laboratories in the museum help them look into them very soon. translated from the latin restoration of this restoration. let's study the history of the issue right now. restoration comes from the latin restoration, which translates as restora

as far as i know, mona lisa e leonardo is considered yes, vincinin back in the sixty-second year.s canceled at $100 million. i don't know, maybe something has changed. and well, it’s worth adding, by the way, that not so long ago we said that the picture of the brand was walking. um, i think lovers was sold for $28 million. eh, it also seems to require information verification, however. so here is our compatriot. imagine after your death. so it became famous, including thanks to such high numbers at auctions. i can't support the numbers here. i don't remember, but i know that marc chagall is the favorite, and the author of the kidnappers. here likes to steal his paintings, i don't know why. probably because the prices are including yes, every year on december 5, the international day of volunteers is celebrated in the name of economic and social development, today it is customary to say words of gratitude to all volunteers to those people who spend. their free time for the benefit of society, and the good deeds of bikers will tell our colleague ekaterina antonova 4.5 liters about

put a fragment of this film mona lisa on the pavement and let's see.ho has i don't even know, maybe it 's embarrassing to talk about it, but he wrote a play called palm, but this is the internet. what is this why? i lived my sketches on a string. he liked how she was an actress, how natasha plays and works, and so he liked it. yes, that's why he filmed it. volodya never took pictures of those whom he did not believe in, how beautiful you are in this photo on this red carpet, funny festival things together this moment when kirill appeared in your life. i'm so glad he's grown so handsome now. do you know when we met with you, some time ago here with cyril, if we then met for the first time, it seemed to me that such people no longer exist. but like your family, like cyril, he is like a real one, so clean, so bright, he is still a difficult fate. i just watched this oh my god, well, how can you raise a person like this. today he just lived and breathed in love. i had some kind of creative meeting and kiryushka was. and in the end they dragged him onto the

there is also da vinci's mona lisa starry night of the fangog flight over vitebsk, the stamp of pacetancy of memory. so, you can recharge your new year mood and visit a real fairy tale until january 31 , there is an exhibition of christmas decorations at the national historical museum. i must tell about the christmas mood, it touched absolutely everyone. now i’ll tell you. why can american experts on robotics shared a festive video with the participation of four-legged devices that look like dogs with their help, of course, on new year's eve, they decided to decorate a christmas tree for this machines. i had to demonstrate the teamwork of two robops. they lined up in the form of a ladder, and the third climbed onto it and attached a red bow to the tree with the help of a manipulator. the authors of the video admitted that the autopilot was turned off and the production. uh, the people who controlled the machines remotely were engaged. well , just now you see the climax itself the moment of raising the bow. yes, just the same manipulator takes him and will now threaten. well, a person

mona lisa waiting for what he will say.l, i think now a good satchel or something else in general, he says a good difference has gone. this is my name to get. and suddenly he says, you are the morning truth. look, i was ready to kiss him, dear young man. it's so beautiful, because the truth is real, because the morning always comes every day every day. we we tell you. good morning, not because it is the kindest on earth or in our country. we want it as much as cinema yes, cinema does not answer art does not answer questions. she asks them, so we wish you good morning, we want you to overcome your illness, your suffering, your care, maybe your indisposition. or not in the mood and we wish you good morning and this is what you have been wishing for all 25 years. today, these lovely girls of directors are many in the control room, many people of technology, operators, lighting equipment, microphone operators make-up artists. drivers are their administrators. there are so many props. i can't say now and believe me, everyone was

like, you're not producing the "mona lisa" right now. like, that is not the goal.a space where you are telling yourself that, it's like working that muscle so that you can, you know, apply that in other experiences, so... brenda: i see beauty in everything that i'm looking at. and even in your notes, when you said, "i was a hot mess," it doesn't look--ha ha! that's beautiful stained glass art. i mean, people pay good money for that. i think it's interesting how we see each oer, ourselves. and what you're saying, you know, "i'm learning to be kinder to myself." and i--um, when she said that, i--that's when i saw this orange color. i saw this beautiful sunset, and it outlined the mountains in it. i just felt peace. so, while i'm watching myself, i just felt peace. so, that's encouraging to me. it shows me that i'm changing even at the age that i'm at. you know, it's--it's im-- it's possible to heal continuous no matter how old you are. and i wish i had gotten that healing in my 20s, um, but at 58, it's still fine, so... ♪ healing is putting the pieces together. jenil

nazis although the nazis did lose a great deal of art they didn't get as much as they wanted to the mona lisa was not there for the taking. you know, you could tyree's troubles right now go o back to 1933 with, hitler coined the term i can't remember the german word but he coined the big lie. so if you make up alive and you make it big enough and you say it often enough people will believe it and use that line to the spirit of the jews blamed the jews for the downfall of western civilization . by the way, stalin sold a big lie concept because he loved so much from hitler. putin is using the big lie right now. all those things that happened all the way back and are with us right now. history has repeated itself. >> and it's going on right now. i'm not going to gointo it but it's happening it's a thing . so can we take one more question? no burning questions?ue let's call it. so everyone, thanks for coming out. i'mgoing to sit here and sign books if you want to get a book signed . this is fantastic . i see friends. i see many wonderful people and thank you for coming out. i appreciate it. [appl

do you remember seryozha told us about the mona lisa?g from her , right. that's right, remember what seryozha said? what do you need to look at her for a long time? remember it all and then carry it with you for a lifetime, and then everything will be fine. what all? and we don’t need anything from each other, it’s true. let's just remember this summer. let's just remember everything.

. >> sounds like you are going to paper over the mona lisa or something like that.h these amazing instruments, you can actually pick those up and you can play them and you can make a contribution to them while still preserving their significance. >> we should have more people like you. the world would be a better police if we had more people like you. >> reporter: devin feeley, kpix 5. >>> before we go, let's give you another look at how things are looking at our bridges. yeah, that is a big back-up there at the toll mrs. for the bay bridge. it is about a 24-minute drive from the maze into the city. >>> let's give you a look at the san mateo bridge. a lot of cars going westbound. it is about a 26-minute drive heading from 880 over to 101. not too horrible overawe. >> it is going to allow for clouds to dissipate and we are seeing sunny skies this afternoon. a beautiful sight to see. >>> it has been windy though and i want to mention that. if you are about to head out the door the time now is 6:59. if you are heading across the bridges, it is breezy. take it slow. >>>

there is a reason why the mona lisa and the spiral on sea shells are enduring for us.aces are attractive. when we are telling young people there is no truth to beauty, it becomes hard for them to decide what is beautiful and makes them do horrible trends like this. >> rachel: in a culture where there is no truth in anything including beauty and people are falling for these trends on social media when is another addition. -- addiction. what is the answer? >> don't be sucked into these trends. look at the science of beauty and know what is isn't going to be good looking. >> rachel: that's all for tonight. don't miss the all-american new year's show. i will be in nashville with my co hosts. >> ♪ ♪ >> good evening. welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." george santos is acueded about lying his biography. he claimed he was jewish but

the mona lisa was not theirs for the taking. and you could, kyrie's troubles right now go back to 1933 with hitler when hitler coined the term, i can't remember the german for it, he claimed it was the big lie. so if you make up a lie and it's big enough and if you say it often enough, people will believe it and he used that lie to disparage the jews and blame the jews for civilization and the big lie, loved it so much, putin is using the big lie and made its way into the american politics and all of those things back then are here right now. repeated. and it's going on right now. i'm not going to go into it, but it's hatching, it's a thing. so can we take one more question? does anybody-- no burning questions? all right. let' call it. so, everyone thanks very much for coming out, i'm going to sit here and sign books if you want a book signed. i see friends, i see wonderful people and thank you very much for coming out, thanks, appreciate it. [applause] ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american

the nazis did a great deal of art, they didn't get as much they wanted to like, for instance, the mona lisas not theirs for the taking. you know, you could you could, you know, kyrie's trouble right now go back to 1933 with hitler, when hitler, the term that he called, i can remember the german for he he coined what's called the big so if you if you make up a lie and you in it's big enough and if you say it often enough people will believe it. and he used that to disparage the -- and blame the --. the downfall of western civilization that that perpetuates now and by way, stalin stole the big lie concept he loved so much from from hitler, putin is using the big lie right now. it's made to flow into american politics. so all those things that happened all the way back then, they're here with us right now. so history does repeat itself. it's going on right now. i mean, i'm not going to go into it, but it's it's happening. it's there. it's a thing. so how we doing? can we take one more question is no burning questions. all right. let's it. so, everyone, thanks very much for coming out. i'm goin

the real mona lisa of our honored artist of russia laureate of the prestigious awards theater star holderhip for great services in the development of national culture and art, these insignia for her were nothing more than formalities. she asked to be represented simply by marina golub, and the truth was that it was enough for applause to explode at festivals, receptions, concerts and show halls. marina golub worked with constant success on television in theater and cinema, which is not an event project in her biography, hundreds of important roles in theater and cinema on the screens of marina's big country for the first time flashed in 1980 in the film youth of peter here she is an inconspicuous maid in the general plan, and then everything, according to the laws of the genre, drew attention to her. the sovereign himself, or rather, the performer of the role of peter i, dmitry zolotukhin, is how i remember that i just fell in love so completely, so crazy, but we had roman and that’s it. it was such love, and he loved, but it seemed to me that at first, yes, then no, then he became someho

. >> you are not going to paint over the mona lisa or anything like that. but with that the amazing instruments you can actually pick them up and you can play them and make a contribution to them while still preserving their significance. >> we should have more people like you. [ cheering and applause ] the world would be a better place if we had more people like you. >> reporter: in san francisco, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> well, still ahead the underwater science experiment all focused on some tiny oysters. we follow their journey to theoyster farm with the hope of boosting their populations. >>> in fact, maybe hearing thunder in the distance. see the lightning strikes showing up on first alert doppler? we're going to track this overnight and talk about why tonight's storms going to be a little have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a r

there is da vinci's mona lisa, van gogh's starry night, flight over vitebsk, and the permanence of memoryh new year's mood and visit a real fairy tale until january 31, there is an exhibition of christmas decorations at the national historical museum. you can visit and be inspired. and maybe some ideas to take for your new year's beauty, so that something so unusual happens to you too, but new year's decor. so here are 4 days before the new year already have to be in time. well, lord, i already reminded myself to decorate the christmas tree, because it ’s just so easy for me. yes friends in the meantime, let's keep waking up. i remind you that on the calendar we have on december 27, and in all spheres of our lives, preparations are really underway for a big holiday for the new year. well, look, for example, the premiere of the opera will be presented at the bolshoi theater today. the story of kai and gerda director of the big. anna motornoye claims that this magnificent work by composer sergei baneyevich should decorate the poster of literally every opera house. the heroes of anderson's i

with leonardo when he painted the mona lisa or with the fat count when he painted with double energy a real masterpiece and history. this is probably the best game in the history of football and the best football in the history of the game. i think that's what we saw today, but we often talk about fairness about fairness in professional sports, this is such a relative concept, but the mission is buying up the world in its last championship. please, this fair fair and everything that happens here in the winter series, because both the best teams here and the team of friends qualify for the final, and this year. i think it's all fair. and it's fair that everything will be ahead, despite the fact that the world cup is over, the new year holidays are a lot of sports, and with the company, if you just register, you get up to 10,000 rubles. and as freebets and in general, you enjoy the game. the rest thank you, we continue the fourth game. mr. dzyuba michael reveal well versed in football. you expected that the final would be exactly the same in terms of the composition of the participants

mona lisa was created by leonardo da vinci translate this this might be right. check out the translation in the image above. how many calories doesn't have. there are 95 calories in one medium, apple. this virtual assistant slips into the heart of your home as a smart speaker the decision gets better, the more you use it. it both learns from the interaction to more personalized towards my needs. but also i can teach things for the assistant. for example, i can just say ok, google, my favorite team is bus a loaner. okay, i'll remember that you said my favorite team is bar alona and now just systems remembers this. and then from now on, i can simply say my team one is my team. next game or things like that, people do not need to learn how to interact with machines. they can just say, you know, you can just say, hey, google or the taxi for me. it makes the services and benefits really to be available to all people. okay, google has a traffic to my home on your way home traffic. as late as usual, it is 28 minutes by car. okay, google. remind me to call mom when i ge

appearance of christ to the people alexander ivanov leonardo da vinci gave 15 years for the smile of mona lisa. we have a picture called, will artificial intelligence replace a person by our order, he wrote about the neural network about his artistic abilities, artificial intelligence, said quite recently and who would have thought that he would draw like this, and not that's how it is, by the way, painting by one of the most expensive artists in the world website will, in 2015. she left the sotheby's auction for 70 million dollars. quite a level of such good interesting artists you. enter words and the system in response gives a picture, artificial intelligence is already drawing covers for magazines. will artists be replaced by neural networks? to understand if rob's artists are good, we came to visit the art director ruslan vyaltsev's neural network. as an intern, he does all the dirty work. we often use this in our work, for example, if you need to make a concept for some kind of exhibition, if you do it by hand, then it will take a lot of time, but here you can quickly throw in a lot of r

america is the scar on the mona lisa and the rest of the world because of the conservative underpinningn theit foundational contained in the united states the declaration of independence, federalist papers because of those values , they want to make sure america changes. donald trump need this. that's why his line was make america great again. because he knew that under the democrats this country can never reach the full potential. yes come it can remain on some level than any other country but the united statesit is so much more potential this is the shining city on a hill. this is a place unlike any other and it's up to us to keep and to research and no and find out and expose somebody like joe biden. i know thatth so much has happened the last couple of weeks and there was a big announcement from the 45th president of the united states we are eagerly awaiting to hear what that announcement is.. so i went to open us up to question and answer you can ask me any question about joe biden or the danger of the democrats so just say your name. patty. first step. >> when he ms. michael and i

and i are like now, when at the festival in the song of the year, he himself performed his hit, mona lisaay, popularly famous. as i called you from the pier, you gently answered me with a soft prize from the horizon. the more peaks victor reached in his work, the more problems appeared in the musician's family life, and here is the first wife. irina herself dreamed of singing and was very jealous when her husband gave his hits to others, especially if they were beautiful and popular singers. unfortunately, no one has me became. you were my transit station , viktor chaika created his second family with tatyana ogurbash, the daughter of that same sausage king, as the press called him. well, this marriage ended in a breakup after 5 years. when fate brought victor the seagull together with polina solovyova, the composer did not immediately believe his happiness and resented both the age difference and the pain of previous divorces. but it was in our studio that the happy couple announced that they were expecting a child for the past since our last meeting. time. born to viktor and polina. a s

academy award-nominated actress and entrepreneur you know from her work in film like "almost famous," "mona lisaich premieres on netflix december 23rd. please welcome back to the show, our friend kate hudson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: it is so lovely to have you here in person >> it's nice to be here with an audience >> seth: yes you were the last time - >> yeah. you were here in person -- >> yeah. >> seth: there was nobody in the seats. >> there was no audience >> seth: so, thank you so much for suffering through that, and now your reward. [ light laughter ] >> i'm so happy. i love >> seth: yes, you get a nice christmas audience >> i love an audience. you know what? i love that you do a guest drummer. because my son bing is a drummer. like been drumming since he was a year old >> seth: and now, a year old, who -- did you guys get him a drum kit? because i feel that's a very cruel gift to give another person's child [ light laughter ] >> yeah, we got him the drum kit. >> seth: okay. >> but, he - >> seth: how do you know at one that he wanted it? >> because he took - so his dad

the lady was dubbed "mona lisa" by the press when we found her because she is really an extraordinaryon of a beautiful woman of roman antiquity. and the picture we get is a community very much in the mainstream, but on the hh end of the scale. sepphoris was not just a city with houses and with waterworks and things like that, but it had satellite settlements around. nazareth, to all intents and purpose, was a satellite village attached to the region or municipality of sepphoris. >> the findings really are requiring us completely to rethink jesus' social, economic setting, because we really had thought of jesus as being really out in the... in the hinterland, utterly removed from urban life, especially roman-influenced urban life. what t excavations at sepphoris suggest is that jesus was quite proximate to a thriving and sophisticat urban environment that would have brought with it all of the diversity of... of the roman empire, and would have required, just to get on, you know, as the price of doing business, a level of sophistication that one would not have thought characteristic of

they don't like that america is the america is the scar on the left's mona lisa. the rest of the world, they can live with. but the united states of america, because of her conservative underpinnings, because of our foundational values contained in the united states constitution, in the declaration of independence. the federalist papers, because of those values, they want to make sure that america changes. and donald trump knew this. that's why his line was like a america great again, because he knew that under the democrats this country can never reach her full putting. yes, it can remain in on some level right. it can be greater than any other country. but the united states of america has so much more potential than that. this the shining city on a hill. as reagan put it, this is a place unlike any other. and it's up to us to keep it. and it's up to us. to research and know and, find out and expose somebody like joe biden, the most dangerous president in history. i know that so much has happened the last couple of weeks. and i know that tonight there's a big ann

>> that's the chicano mona lisa. >> it's really great. >> this is by e. lord torres.ome point go, if i paint a picture of cheech, he'll probably buy it. ♪ i was born in east l.a., man ♪ >> reporter: born in east l.a., cheech started collecting chicano art about 1985. >> it's an addiction. m my name is cheech and i'm an art addict. >> what do you think that addiction is all about? >> i think it's about love of the subject. i've been a collector of anything since i was a little kid, marbles, baseball cards, stamps, anything. >> what's your name? >> isn't it on the license, man? pedro depack as, that's my name. >> reporter: richard, cheech, maran, made his name of course as part of the cannabis infused comedy team cheech and chong. ♪ mek can americans don't like to get up early in the morning ♪ ♪ but they have to so they do it real slow ♪ >> reporter: their success and other acting roles allowed cheech to invest in his passion. >> i was the perfect storm. i knew what the art was. i had money to collect it, and i had a celebrity in order to proselytize for it. >> reporter

ukrainian audio guide how soon an ordinary ukrainian will come for a walk in paris how lena to see the mona lisah, too it’s cold and dark for them without friends, but for some reason the macron is worried about zelensky and not for them you can’t pay electricity bills good news macron, announced additional assistance in the amount of 76.5 million euros in the field of electricity and energy for ukraine and the sharks will be primed, when the energy stability of ukraine is guaranteed for the entire winter period, when it is guaranteed that there will be no new waves of mass migration from our country will it is guaranteed that no blows will help russia. such blackouts columnist what eats helps ukrainian refugees to the detriment of the poor countries of asia and africa, according to her, because of the ukrainian agenda, 300 million people are simply left to the mercy of fate will understand the dance show predicts a new migration cleavage in europe and denmark note that from january to september the eu received almost 4.5 million ukrainians, in part, whom they have already returned home, but in

ukrainian audio guide how soon an ordinary ukrainian will come for a walk in paris like lena to see the mona lisaep gilberg kular, says that the french it’s also not cold and dark for them, but macron for some reason worries about zelensky and not about them you can’t pay electricity bills good news macron announced an additional 76.5 million euros in electricity and energy assistance for ukraine and sharks will be guaranteed when ukraine’s energy sustainability is guaranteed for the entire strong period, when it is guaranteed that a new wave of mass migration from our country will not appear, your country will be guaranteed that no blows will help russia. what blackouts columnist that the eu helps ukrainian refugees to the detriment of the poor countries of asia and africa, according to her, because of the ukrainian agenda, 300 million people are simply left to the mercy of fate of the war, the dance show predicts a new migration crisis in europe, and denmark notes that from january to september, the eu accepted almost 4.5 million ukrainians, parts of whom have already returned home, but in the

and veronica mona lisa is some kind of mistake.ell that it's a stroke or a smile a masterpiece, so no soup. eugene bathing a red horse, why i beg your pardon? yes, the displacement is just the same. well, what's next vasilisa shut up? let's ask, maria better you read something about autumn, sad time for this man's eyes. and there are nine christmas trees, and there are nine christmas trees, and you rummage through masha’s life at first, everything, like in the movies with this dark virgin, what do you think, how many men does she have now alone? well , two are just about, but take a closer look at nine christmas trees. maria is a furious pheromonster so veronica you have prepared something for us modern fables read, oh, so for a start. open up your vocal apparatus. yes, not kolpakovsky coca-cola from chernogolovka. in the yard, grass on the grass, firewood and all in china so read fables. boas and kirkorov boas and kirkorov spent the night repeatedly. let's have another one. the spider and h&m the spider was sad such a network is l