and we will come back to mosaic in one moment. >>> welcome back to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric weiss. i will be your host of this morning. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with women who have written books about the topic of writing books and the books they have particularly written. and also, what to books mean to us in society. and i'm wondering, as you are thinking of writing the book, and actually what going through the process of editing and working with a publisher, and seeing it on the bookshelf and the internet, all the different places where people buy books, what were your hopes about what do the reader what actually gets out of what you are presenting? >> that is a good question. it is a long process from conception to writing. and then illustrations. and then holding a book in your hands. for me, since it is a children's book, what i really hope people would get out of it, i hope they would see the cover which i think is fun and delightful. my illustrator did a lovely job. and then be drawn to the character. and want to know more about the character. a frie

mosaic. i'm rabbi eric weiss and honored to be your host. the jewish community, as well as every other faith community looks at ways in which it can be revived and effective to the community at large. a national organization present an award each year that is called, the award that recognizes innovation nationally. we're happy to present to you four people that have been recipients of the slingshot a word. we have the executive director of, a wider bridge, an organization that seeks to create bridges between the jewish community and israel. and david fox, who is ceo of, a mirror. an organization that brings gardens to summer camps. welcome, david and arthur. what is the slingshot award? >> thank you for the opportunity. >> over the last decade, there has been this explosion of knew jewish entrepreneurial activities. particularly the younger generation looking for ways to find meaning in jewish lives and building the jewish community. the slingshot is an attempt to honor the best of the best o

the artist will now put the mosaic up like this. make sure that it's adhered to the grout on the wall. then take the next piece and put it here, and make sure that it's butted up against this piece. and when all this has been done this way, and you see all this with paper, then the artist moists this with water and then he peels this paper off and you see the icon as it really is on this side. the only difference between this side and this side is that all the green you see here is gold viewed from this side. all the other colors are true on each side, on both sides. whatever you see here is on the other side except the green. that's gold on the other side. and so we have what we call byzantine art. now if you take your fingernail and you've realized that each piece of this art is about as large as your fingernail, you can imagine how many pieces are on this mosaic. and you then imagine how many pieces are on the apse mosaic. if you go from the floor to the top of the apse, we have 52 feet. so byzantine art per se, in tempera or oil

we're back with father david pettingill on mosaic. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >>> welcome back to mosaic. today we're talking to a wonderful friend of mine about a wonderful time in the church that is vatican ii. and he is father david pettingill, 50 years a priest, pastor, preacher, ministry leader. you're a seminary professor. my oh my, all of those things. >> we're talking about archbishops and how happy bishops who bring back what they had to bring back. >> for the experience, some bishops okay it was too much for them. they were in the minority. we have to respect that. the majority of men came back and assumed a role of leadership in their diocese. and that context of the vatican ii required a whole lot of innovations. first of all to have a national conference of bishops meeting regularly and the united states conferences have been out of this world in role modeling proclaiming the word of god in their documents, beautiful stuff. but then locally having pastoral counseling, parish counselor, liturgj councils, all the ministry has to be collegial, the men built the in sides back, an

please join us on mosaic here. douglas and angelie. >>> i hope you've been with us here on jose quick. it's been outstanding and exciting listening to the couples this morning. tell us a little more about sunday afternoon fellowship. i know you believe in so much what they're doing there. >> we are -- we're doing a forum every quarter now, and the fact is that you were a member of our first forum. >> the panel, yeah. >> the panel on accomplishing more with the last -- that was mark lesser and then you and. >> that was the purposeful life. >> yeah, the purposeful life, and he brought up that, and the fact is sunday afternoon fellowship is now taking larger strides. we were primarily confined to ourselves but now we're seeing ourselves bloom and blossom and we're trying to stretch ourselves a little more, so every quarter we will have a forum and a form around different ideas, different things so that those who are the -- can experience and share ideas that were usually foreign to just one culture, one religious trad

in fact i see syria disintegrating into a mosaic of territory, pieces of territory controlled by local militias. in part by government, in part by more extremist elements. aand the united states, and any other external actor, are really conflict. that is, without a major military intervention. and i certainly don't see that in the cards. so syria, for the foreseeable future, is condemned to continue conflict. >> brian, you mention external actors and our facebook community is really talking about these external actors. foreign policy is the biggest threat to america's national security. assaf says al qaeda is actually usin use been used as a proxy. and a video listen. >> al qaeda remains a huge concern for america. but let's be honest they can't pull off another 9/11 even though they seem to be a lot of places and the internet. and this includes syria, syria is a large concern for policy makers, most fellows fighting in syria today don't want to blow up times square tomorrow. this is our obligation as americans and we have to meet it. >> how is al qaeda in syria being used by these reg

here today we're celebrating our 10 years anniversary including large tabletop hearts and smaller mosaic hearts. currently hearts are seen in many lobbies and store properties and a balconies and kiddie parks let's continue to see those hearts cross the entire bay area (clapping) in our lifetime we can create positive change we can all create positive change. i had a change of heart when i had to walk in those commodores with our son. i hope none of you here do i have to walk in those doors say patient but if you or your family member your best friend or coworker ever does you'll be amazed at the medical obsolescence the decreases, the nurses and staff who make this place. the heart auction closes promote at 1:30 today but the best and most beautiful things in the world can't be seen or even heard but must be felt with the heart. happy valentine's day (clapping) >> now we would like to thank each of the artists who participated from the hearts in san francisco project. this year's artists are: shawn, christen, katie and reggie hall, erica, ray deny, panicking and jack and charles da met.

and then directly above the very large, the huge mosaic which takes you all the way up to and right into and underneath the dome into the vault area, is the anastasis, which i have mentioned earlier. anastasis, which in the western tradition is called the harrowing of hell or the descent into limbo. what is very effective is that stylistically these images are connected. for example, christ wearing the blue robe with his fluttering drapery visually connects you with the movement of the two figures in the central panel, the lower figures who represent-- the woman in red is eve and the figure of adam, dressed in the orange. and then if you noticed the movement of their legs and arms, they point and take you visually up and towards the uppermost figure of christ who stands on what appears to be doors where, in fact, they are lids of sarcophagi or lids of coffins, comparable to present-day concept of coffins. and then the images which you find on the screen flanking the centrally placed images of christ and the virgin and john the baptist, are local saints. but traditionally, there will alwa

let me close if you could see what we see you're a beautiful mosaic of san francisco (clapping) and i represent 8 hundred thousand san franciscans that are part of the one billion that's rising today. thank you very much (clapping.) hello san francisco (clapping) oh, yeah, that's a san francisco that i know and love we show up for justice when the bell rings. my name is is andrea short eerie have the privilege and honor to serve as the vice president in san francisco on the status of women (clapping) and we're one of the organizations that is delighted to put this together today, the event. i'm joined by my fellow commissioners julie and supervisor mar joe and amy give them an applause those are outstanding women and show the backs of what our city has to offer. so what does justice mean to me it means we all get to pursue life without violence. here in san francisco the department the police department received over 3 thousand cases of domestic violence every year as you've heard from our assistant district attorney and our mayor. any one of those cases could become a homicide. i'm p

it's like a mosaic. if you start studying these windows, you can learn a lot about the life of the middle ages. we have the furriers, we have even the sculptors, and probably, it's one of the best representations of the 13th century. it's really a great documentation for us, so i think the stained glass of chartres is really telling about the way people lived, the way they thought, the way they prayed, all their ideas and beliefs. the cathedrals of the gothic age, like chartres, were indeed, as abbot suger had said, "new works suffused by new light." in their combination of soaring stonework, scpture, and painted glass, they created an art to set beside and even surpass the works of classical antiquity. theirsas a living art which had taken centuries to come to fruition, and it still has the power to astonish us by the sheer quantity and quality of the great churches, the vast areas they covered, the huge spaces they enveloped, and their ethere beauty. their art originated slowly and painfully, but those

. >> each forensic test was a piece of the mosaic, and when put together showed clearly what occurredast moments alive. >> without it, we couldn't have proved that brad was even dead. he would still be a missing person. and a tape to reveal the entire story. >>> 16-year-old tina isa was the kind of daughter most parents dream of. she was a high school athlete, popular, a straight a student and wanted to attend college and

and if we look at a big landscape scale, the forest is a mosaic of trees and gaps. naor: some trees are specialized by the nutrients in the soil. dr. hubbell: this species is rare. this is casearia, and it only occurs in this local little area that we' in of about 100 feet by 100 feet. and there are a couple hundred individuals here, t nowhere se in the pl, or very rare in the rest of thet. and so we're trying to understand why this species likes this particular place in the forest. and one idea is that this particular species kehigh-calcium soils and poor-phosphorus soils. and so thi one area that has high calcium and low phosphorus. but other species may not be so particular. in particular, this one -- faraa -- grows everywhere and seems to be indifferent to the variation in soil nutrients. so it's much more common. narrator: unke in temperate forests, re speciesarmber coonpeci. that's not one, but. there you go. over there. this distribution is essential in promoting diversity. on barro colorado island, the common species only account for 15% of the total tree po

inside of which you can see mosaics or renaissance pictures. the whole place is unbelievably huge. we have been there for five hours and we barely saw a third of it. there is a huge golf course, unbelievable sized privately for yanukovych. there is a boat there which has been turned in to a living house. there is approximately five homes inside of it. and four -- in the entrance of it, a four-story building specifically for the security. cameras are everywhere. five-meter walls around the place. so it shows us why the hole in the budget appeared all these years. >> but, what does that then make you think? when you see a palace this lavish, do you think that that confirms his opposition's critique saying, look, this guy is in fact corrupt. does this now serve as proof positive that he is the corrupt politician that his critics say he is? >> obviously. there were photos and videos of this place for a long time now. now it's a museum which everyone can visit and see with their own eyes and it's changing many people's perception of yanukovych. this

they feature a traditional russian mosaic pattern and a landscape of the sochi region. olympic authorities commissioned a jewelry manufacturer to make the medals. each one is 10 centimeters in diameter and 1 centimeter thick. they're made from metals produced in russia. the designers used a transparent synthetic risen to portray ice. the jeweler produced a record 1300 medals for this year's games. that's the most ever for a winter olympics and paralympics and reflects an increase in the number of events. that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. >> welcome back to the newsroom here on "france 24." here are the top stories. they u.n. releases a scathing report on child abuse in the catholic church, demanding the vatican removes all clergy who are known or suspected child abusers. the ukrainian president is kia afterwn in battling -- kia after battling two months of protests. the winter olympics kick off in sochi on friday, the most

so we tested the mosaics of this backward. and he says that the accident happened at the end of the early bronze age and i think that some opinions. i don't know you can find another smaller than size. doesn't that these theories very controversial in the game because of the subject matter and because of that. there's also a along with people who did debated and a few stupid it's not true. these days there are several theories as to where it is that the holy mount sinai is located including lines insinuating that it is situated in saudi arabia. harvard scholar front cross. who says that the mount sinai is inside the road and the risk of very good reasons. first of all of the event on the most cause place next to this. there's nothing in sinai and the thing. and in saudi arabia minute him. you have an enormous amount of doing campus. there is nothing nothing. from the time that the israelites are suppose to have crossed assignment and in contrast to this. if you go to many an a it is all kinds of sites. we may never know for su

and america is adding to his number one list, mosaic upgrading after the earnings.hen you have a disconnect like that, earnings estimates coming in here. the stocks are down there. you can see how companies respond. the 12 companies were earnings estimates are going up and the stocks are still down. i do not have time to give you all 12. do not worry. i will post them on twitter @ajinsight. ♪ >> sochi opening ceremonies. we have all been glued to the television over the past 30 days. why did vladimir putin gain during the opening event? one to join us is an expert russian global relations. welcome to the show. the opening ceremonies, i felt a real lack of joy. it felt very oppressive to me. what did prudent gain -- putin gain? >> from having be games go on. he has invested a great deal of personal prestige in this entire event. he is hoping to make it a success as to validate not only russia'sule but reemergence as a great power. >> who did you think you is talking to the most? >> he has many audiences at all times. he is addressing international audiences that have

women actually made the medal successfully they're a very interesting design to their almost like a mosaic of polish work quilt you could say featuring a posse through design with the emblems and ethnic groups of russia with english russian and french writing on the sides. and martin i understand those medals were delivered under very heavy security security in general something that is very. prominent in the preparation for these games i understand the whole area encircled by a virtual metaphorical ring of iron they're calling it tell us more about that. that's right people calling it the ring of steel but reed i've been here for four or five days myself now and it feels really just like any other european or american city is feels like extremely safe i'm speaking to various sources it's the first time here in russia and they just agree that it really does feel as if you're under great protection we've got six thousand athletes arriving this week ahead of the games we've got twenty five thousand volunteers i don't know total regarding security we've. thousand army men security offices pol

massive bedrooms, inlaid mosaic tile in this bathroom, a coat closet bigger than many a bedroom which still contains dozens of luxury cashmere coats. the palace, as the ukrainians call it is guarded. they say they're there to prevent the thousands of ukranian tourists from raiding what's left along the way we spoke to these gentlemen who came after seeing it on tv. they can't believe the former president lived like this in a country which is still so poor compared to the rest of the world. in a guest house far from the crowds, dozens of journalists are working on another discovery. more than 100 binders of documents found in the nearby river apparently thrown there in an attempt to destroy them. the journalists are drying them, photographing them, and then posting them on the internet so the the whole world can see. even though the journalists have only just begun to look at this vast trove of documents, they say they've already found evidence that will show the former president of the ukraine, viktor yanukovych, was laundering millions of dollars worth of bribery payments to secret a

the 12th companies where earnings estimates are going up and stocks are still down from montana -- mosaicme to give you all 12 but i will post them on twitter. >> thank you very much for that. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. bloomberg "west" is up >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." our focus is the

alan bean who was the fourth man to walk in the route moon with pete conrad on apollo 12 did this mosaic bar with the ignacio zamora insignia and sue was very beautiful, blond, texan, looking out over the pool and said buzz and joan used to live over there and the bass ats were over there. thists were over there. thisets were over there. this was a really swinging place. the wives and 60s for the astronauts' wives club which would meet once a month to support each other and get to know each other. these were monthly tea and coffee events. fabulous scenes that are not reproduced in women's gathering today because times have changed, doubled as and over crowing -- overflowing ashtrays and martini hours and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something very few will ever experience. the way the wives don't with the pressure was very different. you have the pressure of your husband and the pressure of the media. and the most dreaded moment, even more than the possibility of something going wrong on the launch pad, was opposed flight press conference. this was the

open architecture, mosaics lighting. >>> take a look now. dusk has fallen on the winter olympics.e more gold medals will be handed out today. >> right now a sochi spoiler alert. if you don't want to know what happens, look away or turn down the sound. a few seconds ago the u.s. men's hockey team won 5-1. it comes after yesterday's exciting win over russia. >> everyone is still talking about that. to win a medal today, it could come down to olympic veterans. jay gray has more from sochi. >> reporter: after dominant performance salvaging a bronze for u.s. a. meryl davis and charlie white are in the individual competition tonight. >> we feel comfortable in the rink. we've skated it several times and feeling excited to get out there again. >> reporter: back on the mountain, bode miller and ted lead the men's standings, kind of a mix of the super hill and slow em. two men bobsledders start their push to glory and gold with the maican team back in the mix for the first time in more than a decade. >> i'm happy i came back from retirement. this is what i was missing. i run back to it. >>

and the imagine mosaic centerpiece was a gift from the city of naples.angible proof that the legacy of john lennon transcends borders and generations. >> i was walking down the street and i saw a kid probably no older than 16 or 17 wearing a t-shirt with john lennon's face on it. i thought this is really interesting. here he is, he died more than 30 years ago, and for this young person, he still had resonance. >> the best way to remember john lennon is to be inspired by his optimism, his integrity, his clarity, and his love for his family. he was the real deal. >>> she was young. she was beautiful. and she was in big trouble. >> the 20-year-old from seattle sits in this italian jail, a prime suspect in the mysterious death of her roommate. this was the ugly american on steroids. >> is amanda knox a whore or a saint? >> i was sexually active. i was not sexually beaten. >> was she guilty in fact or just in the press?

at the end she had pieced together this mosaic of what she did wrong. we talk about that in the book. in 2016 you're going to see her embrace the fact that she's a woman candidate a little more, which is something she didn't do in 2008, she heard from aides that in was an arrogance at the top. you're going to hear more of that from her. she's going to get some truth tellers, you're going to see a different ball game when it comes to technology, she really learned her lesson, she felt like barack obama ran circles around her campaign, you're going to see a lot more of that. she applied it at state which is something we talk about in the book, i think you're going to see that in the 2016 campaign as well. >> jonathan, the wall street journal, jonathan karl reviewed you book, and said you have appeared to have fallen in love with your subject. how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> i think you're -- >> not falling in love. tell me about this, one of the more interesting parts in there is where you talk about a relationship between obama and hillary clinton, s

kruschev wrote kennedy a mosaic, i don't live in the caveman age.he joint chiefs, they talk about the need for planned bombing and invasion. kennedy says, go ahead, make plans. you never know what is going to happen. plan was to drop a nuclear weapon on cuba. he thought this was crazy. they said, the collateral damage could be contained. what it would have done to the south" lorna, let alone cuba -- south coast of florida, let alone cuba, it would have turned it into a pile of rubble. one has to recall that the joint chiefs, they came out of world war ii. they remembered fighting hitler, mussolini, the japanese military who fought to the bitter end. their attitude was, bomb them back to the stone age which is what they did in germany and hero shema,, neither psyche -- hiroshima, nagasaki. this was their attitude. they said listen, what is all this concern about nuclear weapons? if at the end of the war with the soviet union there are three americans left and to soviets, we have won. >> what do you make then of bobby kennedy had 11 children. one of h

and the imagine mosaic centerpiece was a gift from the city of naples.that the legacy of john lennon transcends borders and generations. >> i was walking down the street and i saw a kid probably no older than 16 or 17 wearing a t-shirt with john lennon's face on it. i thought this is really interesting. here he is, he died more than 30 years ago, and for this young person, he still had resonance. >> the best way to remember john lennon is to be inspired by his optimism, his integrity, his clarity, and his love for his family. he was the real deal. >>> people are lighting up all over the country. they call it the green rush. marijuana out of the back alleys into the open. in some states it is legal to grow, to sell, and to smoke, and marijuana could be legalized in a city near you. so easy to get. and many think so harmless. but when the smoke clears, is marijuana bad for yo

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>> i couldn't because all of these things are every second is a piece in the mosaic. >> for tonight,. >> when i first met my wife. >> where was that? >> over my buddy alex's house down in coral gables. >> what was your first thought when you saw your wife to be? >> who and where did she come from. >> and how am i going to land her. >> oh, i knew it. i knew that. i was what? mine. no, no, no. actually not even mine just like, you know, we're sharing this time together. you know what i'm saying? you can't put ownership on anything, especially with the record that i'm making right now. there's a whole different -- i have a whole different view on like women and how good and gracious i am toward them for everything they have given me. i mean essentially like everything i have, my fans paid for. so i just, i owe it to them and ode, my album is an ode to women. >> best of huck at the oscars. >> thank you. >> i'll be waiting to doff my hat for you. >> fa rel's movie jumped from number 9 to number two this week making it the highest charting best song nominee in more than a decade second onl

last night watters delivered another rather confusing mosaic when he attended a bunch of super bowl parties this set he had better stuff he didn't put on the air. so let's see. roll the tape. ♪ >> you are a big party animal, right? how is this going to stack up this weekend? what's going on? >> i mean, new york is going crazy. >> are you still drunk? >> since september. >> are you going to really tear it up this weekend? >> singers we are famous for rocking it out. >> did you knit this yourself? no, i actually had this custom made. >> did you? >> it's so easy to get out of. hard to keep on. >> you will get no argument from me on that. >> i'm not running away from you in my driveway. that's what i have always dreamed of. >> that's would be your biggest claim to fame. >> mustard on my serve? what do need to do. >> stick to this you seem to be improving. >> you cannot be serious. >> no question? >> no question. >> how hard are you going to hit the party scene this weekend? >> maybe take some poote. >> do you know what paote is? >> do you know? >> what is this ensemble very modest. >> keeping t

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this is the real this is a province that the real ethnic mosaic. you tend to have the more militant hard core supporters who are the types of people are showing up and and in some cases been lost in two on the peace demonstrations in front of parliament and which is why the two tend to be more on the same page when it comes to you ask them whether they want the crimea love will say that they don't want war they want to live in peace they'll say in the next rep but then again we also wanna be in russia we want to be part of russia is a real sense here among many of the people not all but many are that they feel like when nikita khrushchev. believe it tag me as a gift to ukraine back when it was part of the soviet socialist republics. i bet that was the real historical injustice to make the like like a star gold rights day the old crimea is part of russia should be part of russia we spoke to one man today you said listen we think in russian we speak to each other in russian. we want to have our rights we don't wanna be second class citizens and that'

select mosaic tile, your choice now just $6.98 each. ♪ >>> it's hard to believe the olympic games areceremony is something you won't want to miss. and with me now is a four-time olympic ice hockey medalist who's been selected to carry the american flag tomorrow night, julie chu. julie, good morning. nice to have you here! >> thanks, lester. it's great to be here. >> and i put on the outfit. this is the official closing outfit for team usa. >> it is, it's awesome, and you look great in it. ralph lauren has done an amazing job outfitting us, and this is absolutely awesome. >> it's a great look. i didn't put on the hat. i left it back there. forgot my hat. tell me how psyched you are to be chosen by your teammates to carry the flag. >> i think i'm so humbled. i don't even know how to express it. when i first found out, i kind of stuttered, and i'm not usually at a loss for words. so, what an honor. and tremendous team usa effort here in sochi, and a great honor to be able to represent usa, and hopefully, my teammates really well. >> you've had -- you know, you and i chatted yesterday on

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