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giving new meaning to the term modern art, this robot is working as a cleaner at singapore's national galleryrt from scrubbing floors, it also tells jokes. gallery but apart from scrubbing floors, it also tellsjokes. how gallery but apart from scrubbing floors, it also tells jokes. how do trees access the internet? they log on. and it breaks out in song... ella doesn't need a lunch break and she costs around $1000 per month to rent. she could be the perfect employee. i think it's brilliant stop i've never seen one before and i think it's fabulous. we should have won. 300 of these robots will be singing, dancing and cleaning their way across singapore by march, but with these machines doing jobs normally performed by people, what does that mean for the human workforce? hi, so sorry but you're in my way. could you please move? sorry! the company behind these robots says they're actually helping to address singapore's labour shortage. they clean well, they work as a team and they support the human bodies, the human cleaners to do the jobs, to do the mundane, the boring, the dangerous so the clea

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the national portrait gallery tweeted, we're just so crazy in love with her that we had to do it.this morning, everything was gloom and doom. the market was at one point off 560 points. the concerns were about china trade and monetary issues and bond yields. the treasure and bond prices. it's almost almost every penny of it. the one that understands this stuff is neil cavuto. he's in the wings. this is fox news channel. fair, balanced and unafraid. >> neil: shepard, you're right. this is one for the crazy record books today at the corner of wall and broad. we'll get to that in a second. what transpired today is something that we have rarely seen in a lot of days, in fact, a lot of years. more on that. first, you're looking live at el paso, texas. the president and the first lady are set to arrive shortly visiting the city to honor the victims of last weekend's mass shootin shootings. this is following a visit to dayton, ohio, the scene of the second mass shooting. we're going to see to mike dewine who has ideas

paul's cathedral, the houses of parliament, the law courts and the national gallery. nazi command called it a bombing, declaring we shall go out and bomb every building in britain, marked with three stars in the guide. they also destroyed her home in her town. near victoria station, two parachute mines and three high explosive bombs went off at once and the blast took out an entire terrace of houses. the top floor of her home was levelled. it was a house where she had raised a daughter to adulthood and watched a marriage crumble. where she had studied philosophy and practiced medication. where she had played boarding house mom. it was essentially gone. chimneys stood alone severed. the fires burned through the morning. at day break, the neighborhood smelled of charred wood, masonry dust and decay. her large house was declared uninhabitable. everyone survived, except the family cat, bones. it was this yvonne said of her cat's untimely demise, more than anything else, which made me somehow determined to fight back. and she did. so with that background, i'm hoping you wi

he took us to the old masters wing of the national gallery, to see "girl with the red hat"ed dspaintedin the netherlan by johann vermeer three and a half centuries ago. this story is part of "canvas," our ongoing arts and culture seri. >> he's a maker. he's supposed to take you into r m world. that's what it does.am myis oliver jackson. there ain't no light in the painting, the light's out here but you believe it is. this is not casual stuff. it's not art. th is making. this is not a three dimensional world this is a flat plain so you have to make a world. how do you do it. you get something to happen that these focuses an folks and othee feeling. there's something about joy that creates an interior intimacy trying to express that by duplicating again and again intimate relationships and images everywhere. these colors infer stop shog themselves -- never stop showing themselves clearly. the paint throughout doesn't shut so the harmonies is never lessened by the play of the this one is very vysical. it's very specific. there's thickness here and there evok feelings in you. as you move a

has grown as his work has been commissioned around e world: nine stacked domes at washington's national gallery, large cairns in several locations, this one near his home in scotland,ne and ly 3,000 foot long wall that winds its way through g the woods at the storm kt center in new york's hudson valley. in kansas city, the material, ealimestone, came from they flint hills, the ipiration from the local landscape: the stone walls marking boundaries all around the city and surrounding prairie. but the idea here: to make the stone move.st >> it's not the, it's about the movement of stone. >> brown: what does that mean, movement of done? because 't think of stone moving. >> well, that's exactly it. stone as a static thing-- here, for example, we're standing in h place there have been walls come out of the ground rebuilt and built again. w thatt we do. >> brown: structures on top of structures.p >> not just the structures. it's ideas on ideas. >> brown: and the people putting those ideas in action. goldsworthy enlisted a group of locals to augment his own team. all followed the british tradition of a

. >>> a picture of queen bey, beyonce, that is, is headed to the national portrait gallery. the gallery says it's acquired a shot by photographer tyler mitchell that appeared in "vogue's" 2018 fashion issue. >>> "90210" is back. the show will run for six episodes struggle. there's an easier way. try mr. clean magic eraser. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops in microwaves and all over the house. for an amazing clean, try mr. clean magic eraser, and now, new mr. clean magic eraser sheets. when i walked through a snowthat's when i knewtte, i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus intense craving relief. every great why, needs a great how. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin.

gallery. and they have added a lot about vietnam. it is really worth the trip. and there -- if you go to the national portrait gallery, the the portrait of nixon which is by, not will rogers, but norman rockwell. thank you. it is a famous painting and it is about this big. they have blown it up to about 20 by 80. as you walk up the drive, there is no them by rockwell staring at you as you go in. thank you very much for coming out, folks. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history. female activists in the 1960's civil rights movement. >> while women were instrumental in helping to organize and put the march together, the event was purely dominated by men. 4:30, the global significance of the declaration of independence during and after the american revolution. >> multiple translations of our declaration made their way to venezuela, and ecuador ,ver the 50 year period of 1796 i half-century known to scholars as the age of revolutions. >> and eyewitne

chris guinan, an incredibly talented photographer, his collection isn't national portrait gallery nowthe anger that stays with me looking at some of the results of the public enquiry for example that came out in 2000, that in particular, the outcomejust seemed so inconclusive in so many ways. and i was listening to the news today about how some recommendations have not even been implemented so far on the river thames. that is a case in itself. that alone, let alone what we had to put up with as survivors as you probably know i did not say anything for 20 odd years and then when we did that dive that brought out the inner anger in me. and i wanted to put the point across that a lot of people had been tarnished with a brush, i would people had been tarnished with a brush, iwould not people had been tarnished with a brush, i would not call it the same brush, i would not call it the same brush as that is not the right thing to say but we were all condemned in some way for not being worthy of dicey any pity or acknowledgement of the sheer horror that we went through that night. and tell me

and there -- if you go to the national portrait gallery, the the portrait of nixon which is by, not willrogers, but norman rockwell. thank you. and it famous painting is about this big. they have blown it up to about 20 by 80. as you walk up the drive, there is no them by rockwell staring at you as you go in. thank you very much for coming out, folks. [applause] tofrom george washington george w. bush come every sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight east turn, we feature the presidency. a weekly series exploring the presidents, their politics, policies, and legacies. you are watching american history tv, all we can come every weekend, on c-span3. american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-span store.org to see what is new for american history tv. check out all of the c-span products. the contingency sample is down. it is a little difficult to dig through -- butt is a very soft surface here and there, when i use the a veryor, i run into hard surface. but it appears to be very -- a very cohesive material of the same sort. i will try to get a rock in h

they kept the gallery and added all these other things about vietnam and the domestic record. it's really worth the trip. if you go to the national portrait gallery the portrait of nixon is chosen by i want to say rogers but not the guy will want rogers. norman rockwell, thank you. it's about this big and they've blown it up to about 20 x 80. as you walk up the drive there's nixon staring at you. think you so much for coming out, folks. [ applause ] >>> we are not talking about current events and we are not really focusing on the chronology of watergate because what i'm trying to tell you is what went on behind the scenes. the back story both of the developments at the white house where i work, and the special prosecutor's office who i've done a tremendous amount of research in finding out what they're thinking was and what the documents show.

let's head into the gallery where rightfully hers is on display. the national archives exhibition to celebrate the anniversary of the 19th amendment. it is more than that. did not givedment all women the right to vote. millions of women were already voters by the time it was added. millions of women remained unable to vote and so this exhibit looks at that story. videoe this introductory that is also meant to grab attention and pull them into the gallery and also gives you a sense of what types of stories you're going to encounter in the exhibition. the exhibit is organized into five sections that asks five questions, which you can see with the women who are carrying their protest banners. those questions are who decides who votes? why did women fight for the vote? how did they win? what was the impact? what struggles processed? -- persist? rightfully tour of hers, american women in the vote, sunday at 6:00 p.m. on american artifacts. you are watching american history tv. in 1969, a chronology of hope is an agency film promoting america's diplomatic efforts to

kept the objective tough watergate gallery and added all of these things about vietnam, and the domestic record. and it's really worth the trip. if you go to the national portrait gallery, the portrait by nixon chosen by -- what's the guy that did all of the paintings for the "saturday evening post." >> norman rockwell. >> norman rockwell, thank you. it's a famous painting this big and they've blown it up about 20 by 80. as you walk up the drive, there's nixon staring at rockwell. thank you very much for coming out, folks. [ applause ] >>> all week, we're 15ing american history tv programs of a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. elections in history. american taartifacts. real america, the civil war, the presidency and special coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span3. >>> week nights this month, we're featuring book tv programs showcasing what's available every weekend on c-span 2. tonight, the theme is biographies. george packer talks about the life and career of diplomat richard holebin, and josh levin national editor at slate talks about linda taylor, a criminal whose ideas la

september issue last year and one of the photos from that issue has been acquired by the national portrait gallery magazines of the year and just ahead we'll reveal who is on the new september 2019 cover and that's an exclusive that's only on "gma." >> that is coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have a lot of headlines we're following this morning including the midwest and northeast bracing for another blast of severe weather. it comes on the heels of that flash flooding overnight and a tornado that touched down in new jersey. >>> there's also fallout from president trump's trip to el paso and dayton and promised unity. he also stoked a lot of division after taking off on twitter against some democrats and his other critics. >>> take a look at this incident at yellowstone national park. don't do this. a guy walking up and petting the bison. of course, we show all those pictures of bisons attacking others. so this is a big mistake right here. the park is going to investigate. i'm not sure why we showed it. >> in today's installment of bison-related news -- >>> we are now going to turn to the fashion

let's head into the gallery, hers" is onfully display. archives national exhibition to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment. it is more than a 19th amendment exhibition. the 19th amendment, landmark voting right victory that it was, did not give all women the right to vote. women were already voters by the time the amendment was added to the constitution. this exhibit looks at that story as well. we have this introductory video meant to pull people into the gallery. it gives you a sense of what types of stories you are going to encounter here at the "rightfully hers" exhibition. five organized into sections, where you can ask questions that you see here. who decide who votes? why did women fight for the vote? how did women when the 19th amendment question mark what was the 19th amendment impact? and what voting rights struggles persist? this is a small but important framing exception -- framing section of the exhibit. there is not a citizen's right to vote in this country, and when the constitution was first ofified, it made no mention vot

national archives museum. i'm going to show you around the exhibition today. before we head into the gallery i want to talk about this lenticular out in the lobby. it has a photograph of the 1913 women's suffrage march, looking up pennsylvania avenue toward the united states capital. it is overlaid with a photograph from the 2017 women's march from pennsylvania avenue as well.

o'brien gallery, where "rightfully hers" is on display. so this is a national archives exhibition to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, but it is more than a 19th amendment exhibition. that's because the 19th amendment, landmark voting rights victory that it was for women, did not give all women the right to vote. millions of women were already voters by the time the 19th amendment was added to the constitution, but millions of women for reasons other than their sex remained unable to vote. and so this exhibit looks at that story as well. we have this introductory video here that is also meant to grab people's attention and pull them into the gallery. it also gives you a sense of what types of stories you're going to encounter here in the "rightfully hers" exhibition. the exhibit is organized into five sections that ask five questions, which you can see here with the women who are carrying their protest banners. those questions are -- who decides who votes? why did women fight for the vote? how did women win the 19th amendment? what was the

laurensad now into the ethyl gallery, where rightfully hers is displayed. this is the national archive exhibition to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, but it is more than the 19th amendment exhibition. that is because the 19th amendment, landmark voting rights victory that it was for women, did not give all women the right to vote. by thee already voters time it was added to the constitution, but millions of women, for reasons other than their sex, remained unable to vote. so this exhibit looks at that story, as well. we have this introductory video meant to grablso peoples' attention and pull them into the gallery. it also gives you a sense of what types of stories you are going to encounter here in the rightfully hers exhibition. the exhibit is ordered into five sections that asks five questions, which you can see here with the women who are carrying their protest banners. those questions are, who decides who votes? why do women fight for the vote? how did women win the 19th amendment? what was the 19th amendment's impact? and what voting

right now we are in the wright brothers gallery of the national air and space museum and i am standing in front of neil armstrong's spacesuit, which we put on display for the first time in 13 years yesterday morning. we put neil armstrong's spacesuit off display in 2006 because we determined that the materials inside the suit were beginning to deteriorate, and we did not think that case we had it and was adequate to preserve it, so we decided to take it off display and put it in storage where the temperature and humidity were strictly controlled, and to give it a rest until we could come up with a plan for displaying it in a climate controlled case. the materials used in the spacesuit are almost all synthetic materials. they degrade. this is especially important about the rubber bladder in the soup. this is the essential part of the suit that keeps the oxygen inside the suit and allows the astronauts to breathe. the robbers that they use, the technicians new -- the theers that they use, technicians knew it would start to break down after six months. they had to time the manufacture of

gallery in london. the boy is in a critical condition in hospital. an explosion outside the nationalple and injured at least 32 others. egypt's interior ministry said a car travelling against the traffic collided with other vehicles, causing an explosion. there's no immediate indication that the incident was terror—related. the health ministry says staff and patients inside the hospital were unharmed. two former chief ministers of indian—administered kashmir, 0mar abdullah and mehbooba mufti, have reportedly been placed under house arrest. it comes after the authorities warned of a terror threat there, and imposed severe restrictions on the movement of people in the state. tens of thousands of additional troops have been moved into the kashmir valley. firefighters in spain have been trying to stop wildfires from spreading into the guadarrama national park. eleven helicopters were deployed to the area just 60 kilometres north of the capital madrid. while no official cause has been given, a heatwave injune sparked large wildfires which lasted for days. stay with us on bbc news, still t

gallery? anybody engages in international travel, are they in there order foreign nationals who travel to the u.s.? >> sir, the gallery we use right now with tbs includes anyone traveling internationally and has a photo on record. >> here the problem. we had a problem with opm and we had 20 million individuals, their personal information, sort security numbers, everything they submitted with -- on federal documents to opm, and stolen by we think the chinese. i'm just curious and concerned that we don't have great track record here in protect people'seesque. >> something we take very obviously. >> i hope. so my time expired. yield lack. >> mr. higgins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for appearing before your committee today. mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a document from the security industry association and association for cyber security providers can just a general knowledge document. >> without objection so ordered. >> during this emerging technology era of digital technologies, i think it's important that we refer to technologies

. >> hi, i am corinne porter, i am a curator at the national --hives movie is him archives museum. before we head into the galleryt in the lobby. it has a photograph of the 1913 women's suffrage march, looking up pennsylvania avenue toward the united states capital. it is overlaid with

nation. that's an important message. to me it's about inspiring. we will have a gallery called one world connected that on a different sort of theme talks about how observing our planet from space and the fact that we can travel with aircraft all around the planet has really changed the view of our own plan planet. >> great, great. >> quoted a memo that went to john kennedy on may the 8th, 1961 which led to the decision to go to the moon. and i want to quote it also. the memo said it is men not merely machines -- didn't say women. it is men, not merely machines that captures the imagination of the world. as we look towards space diplomacy now, is it still human space flight that has a special role? you have programs for a lot of the developing countries, surveyor, programs like that that are built around robotic programs and their use. we have kind of animated rovers on mars. i mean, does it have to be human still to really have impact? >> is that a question for all of us? >> that's a question for all of us. >> it does not have to be humans. humans are necessary, i think

one giant leap for mankind.wrig >> right now, we are in the wright brothers gallery of the national airnd space museum. and i'm standing in front of neil armstrong's space suit he which we put on display for the first time in 13 years yesterday morning. we took neil armstrong's space suit off display in 2006 because we determined that the materials that were inside the suit were d beginning to ndeteriorate. they were degrading. and we didn't think that the case that we had it in was adequate to preserve it. so we decided to put it back on -- take it off display and put it in storage where the temperature and humidity were strictly controlled. and give it a rest until we could come up with a plan for displaying it in a climate-controlled case.. thee materials that were used i the space suit of almost all synthetic materials. and because they are synthetic b materials, they degrade. this is especially important ar about thet rubber bladder that'e in the suit.ps this is the essential part of the suit that keeps the oxygen inside the suit and allows the astronaut to breathe. the rubbers tha

gallery. the 17—year—old will appear in court later on tuesday. police have confirmed that the victim is a french nationalinjuries are no longer life threatening. the us treasury has officially named china a "currency manipulator", a statement which will intensify tensions between the world's two largest economies. this after a sharp fall in the value of the chinese yuan against the dollar, which has caught markets around the world off—guard. with me is our business reporter, ramzan karmali. wall street had a pretty bad session. it did. global stock markets really didn't like this move by china not to support the currency, and it is at its weakest as it has been for about a decade. wall street saw its worst day of the year, billions of dollars wiped off us stocks. both the dowjones and the snp were down about 3%. major exporters saw their exports hit, apple were down by about 5%. despite the tensions in the gulf at the moment, oil prices also fell. the tensions between the two biggest economies in the world are clearly weighing heavily on oil traders‘ mines as well. the us treasury, as we have mentioned,

national visiting the city with his family. the boy remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital. he fell from the tenth floor of the tate modern galleryis no link between the suspect and the victim. manila's pasig river winds its way for 15 miles through the philippine capital and out to the sea via manila bay. philippine president rodrigo duterte once claimed that he would "fatten the fish" in manila bay by dumping the bodies of drug dealers, killed as a result of his "war on drugs". so far the police say at least 6,700 drug suspects have been killed since the president came to power. now, a bbc investigation, has revealed regular sightings of bodies floating in the pasig river and an allegation by locals that the police are partly to blame. a warning: this report, by our philippines correspondent, howard johnson, contains disturbing images. dawn on manila's pasig river, it's a calm and peaceful start to the day. but that's all about to change. it's around 8:30am in the morning here. we have just been patrolling with the coastguard here along the pasig river and they've found the body by the side here, they believe it's about two or

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gallery. president trump condemns america's latest mass shootings amid accusations he bears some responsibility. in one voice, our nationake it to tea. australia were fantastic. england, bowled out for 146. the victory marginfor bowled out for 146. the victory margin for the aussies was 251 runs, to go1—0 up. margin for the aussies was 251 runs, to go 1—0 up. chris woakes, the tail—ender, top scored with 37. one of four marker wickets for pat cummings, but it was the spin of nathan lion that really did for england. joe root has to pick his players up, and see if they can bounce back at lord's in the second test a week on wednesday. cricket credit has to go to australia. we we re credit has to go to australia. we were bowled out and that was credited emma. ultimately, we have to look back further in the game. they fought extremely hard to get into that position. there are things we can take from the game, and for two days we were brilliant. to get into that position of a 90 lead was a strong one. unfortunately, we couldn't get it right yesterday. a strong one. unfortunately, we couldn't get it right yesterdaym you can be

national archives museum. i'm going to show you around the "rightfully hers" exhibition today, which is in the lawrence f. o'brien galleryby in front of the entrance. it has a photograph of the 1913 women's suffrage march, looking up pennsylvania avenue towards the united states capitol, and

national in the message in the design of the museum? or was it self-evident? >> we tried as hard as we could . i forgot how many square feet of floor space divided into so many galleries and almost all of them had some international importance as do the marines. i think the marines have done a big job and diplomacy more than the other services. they get out and around and about and they can do good work. >> my son is out there somewhere and he will agree with you. [ applause ] >> inputting the air and space museum together, if i understood your question correctly, we try not to over emphasize but to emphasize certainly the international things. we had aircraft in their built by others. and we did the best we could to even it out. >> but you're still celebrating american accomplishments? >> it is a museum to honor with united states s-10. >> like the houston national air and space museum, not the world air and space museum. >> but with apollo we hold that collection but i don't think of it as holding it just for the nation, we hold the apollo collection for the world and we loan artifacts out to museums around the world. and to me a big part of it is this inspiration p

gallery has been remanded into youth custody. he has not entered a plea and has only confirmed his name, date of birth and nationality as british.d because of his age, is set to plead. the 17—year—old accused of attempting to murder a six—year—old french boy at the tate modern has been remanded into youth custody. that news just into us from our reporter at the old bailey. some of the uk's newest and most popular cars are at risk of being stolen in as little as ten seconds, by exploiting weaknesses in keyless entry systems. car theft rates in england and wales have reached an eight—year high. in 2018, more than 106,000 vehicles were stolen. well, greg parkerfrom hagley, who was a victim of a double car theft, joins me now. we are very grateful for your time. what happened ? we are very grateful for your time. what happened? it was on mother's day two years ago. i came down the stairs with my son and realised fairly quickly that we had been burgled. the rear of the building... they had broken the windows to comment. i got my son upstairs it was bit distressed. i knew straightaway that it was going to be the card so i went to the

gallery. he sustained life—threatening injuries. he was airlifted to hospital, but luckily staff were able to stabilise him but he does remain in a critical condition. he is a six—year—old national the old bailey on thursday. jane francis kelly, thank you for the update. holidaymakers have been speaking of theirfear after smoke filled the cabin on a flight from heathrow to spain. three people were taken to hospital after passengers on board the flight to valencia had to use emergency exits to leave the plane once it had landed. british airways has blamed a technical issue. our reporter michael cowan has more. the final minutes of a british airways flight to valencia. one passenger described it as being like a scene from a horror film. ba flight 422 took off from london heathrow yesterday morning, but 10 minutes before landing in valencia, passengers were surrounded by an acrid smoke. very quickly, you couldn't see the passenger two seats down from you. it became very thick. we were descending quite quickly at that point. there wasn't an official announcement about what was happening. people were saying, "get down, get down" as we were trying to breathe in the cleaner air towards

the objective tough g watergate gallery and added all these other things about the vietnam war and the domestic record. it's really worth the trip. if you go to the national portrait gallery, the par traor of nixon is chosen by -- who's the guy who did all the paintings for the saturday evening post? norman rockwell. it's a famous painting. it's about this big. they've blown it up to about 20x80. so as you walk up the drive, there's nixon by rockwell staring at you. so thank you very much for coming out, folks. [ applause ] >>> all week, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. lectures in history, american artifacts, real america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span3. >>> coming up tonight on american history tv, we examine congressional history. the u.s. capitol historical society hosted an event celebrating the 116th congress, which started its two-year term in january. house speaker nancy pelosi was among the speakers. the program also featured remarks by historian jo