olympia is silenced but not rendered powerless by her position.e heavily censored regime of napoleon iii, she brought to the salon a disturbing suggestion-- that there were elements in life that might not be under control. the industrial revolution was bringing profound social changes to france. paris itself was transformed by baron haussmann, the prefect of paris, whose great boulevards were crashing through the old neighborhoods. an elegant, impersonal, modern city was created. new classes emerged and asserted their right to enjoy themselves. taking their cue from manet, younger artists began to paint aspects of modern city life. but the city they observed was often an uncertain, anonymous place. it offered alienation as well as adventure. the cafe concerts were places of popular entertainment where people from different classes could mingle, their identities masked. edgar degas, in particular, explored places like these with an extraordinary variety of techniques, increasingly using pastel as a means of combining color with drawing. [woman sing

from manet to picasso, from olympia to les demoiselles d'avignon, male avant-garde artists have staked their claims as ambitious modernists on the bodies of women. the major paintings of european modernism are surprisingly often paintings of the female nude. the power men enjoy make women available for artistic experimentation and colonization. in many ways, modern art rejected the humanist traditions of western art, but it never abandoned the female nude. instead, it used women's bodies for its most extreme innovations and fantasies. on their bodies, the implication of distanced creation is there for all to see. there is no such thing as objective art history. there are only the interpretations of art historians. these artists' work has been assessed in different ways. from courbet's country peasants to manet's new classes in the cities, from monet's realism of light to the visions of van gogh, the painters we've looked at seem to progressively move away from the real world, rejecting external appearances in favor of an inner, personal, imaginative truth. what we have seen is a crisis

now jamie drives the olympia.you have anybody now that you are trying to intern, trying to teach the ropes of being a great driver? >> yeah. my son actually started working with us when he was almost 17 when he started. he wanted to drive the machine in and i couldn't let him because it would look bad on dad. so i made him wait until he's almost 20. and he started driving and is really good. he took to it better than most of the people i taught. >> gibson believes his son has the gift. but how far could this really be? i hopped on for a ride. when you say there is an art to it, what are you watching for now? >> it is hard for me to explain but find a point, i have a point on the machine that i match up with the line i just made and then i just try to stay right on that and that gives me just a little bit of overlap. >> it is like vacuuming the carpet. >> keeping the lines. >> got to keep your lines straight. >> driving on the ice, not so easy. especially with thousands of people like him. >> are you ever amazed ho

olympia, northwards, puget sound, a little bit of rain. some rain shadow they call it from the olympics will keep you dry, down right around the water level. as far as the forecast goes today, there will somebody damp weather, showers in the northwest, but not the heavy rain like yesterday. little cooler in san francisco. not bad. 61. that's your national forecast. >>> so after the big rainstorm in l.a., we went through friday and now it looks kind of quiet. >> quiet can be good. >> little bit of time to dry out. we need a little more though. >> bill karins, thank you very much. >>> still to come, closic cars getting a new lease on life. holy slip. the pope delivers a blessing with a curse. we'll explain in two minutes. [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. with even more of what you love in every bottle. ♪ because more of what you love is a beautiful thing. the new tide plus collection. what's your ti

offered by the guest chaplain, reverend john rosenberg of the lutheran church of the good shepherd in olympia, washington. the chaplain: let us pray. holy one, we know you in an nfinity variety of ways -- infinite variety of ways. we ask your blessing upon the members of this house as they carry on the business of our nation at this critical time in our history. give them courage and in the face of immense challenges, a spirit of cooperation despite their differences and trust in your divine guidance as they work together for the common good. when the path ahead is unclear, remind them that throughout the ages your prophets and holy ones have shown us what is good, that you require nothing more of us but nothing less than to do justice, to have compassion for one another and to walk humbly with you the beginning and the end of all things. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas see

toward olympia, a lot of rain. portland same for you. keep the umbrella out today.ornia. as we go towards tomorrow t cold front kicks in. we have the chance of a few thunderstorms with it. active weather, we like it. >> the more green you show us, the better right about now. >>> john travolta acknowledged he butchered idina mendes name in the oscars. he said he went on to say, quote, what would idina mendes say? she'd say let it go, let it go. that's the song she sang in the movie. >>> so much attention from the oscars, the simpson's twitter account posted their own version of what happened in the selfie. look at homer. sorry. >>> ash ton kutcher's sitcom, two and a half men. the two were on the show together, got engaged and now have a sitcom together. >>> we have the series you're asking for. lindsey lohan's upcoming reality show of course. >> it's good, good, good. there's the thing in my head where it's like time to sabotage. >> don't put words in my mouth. >> this is exactly what everybody said was going to happen. i believe differently. >> you need to cut the

a quarter million dollar viper donated to a community college in olympia, washington, for training purposesis about to be destroyed. it is one of 93 educational wipers. chrysler has ordered all 93 cars crushed. two of them got loose and crashed. now have to go. students are signing petitions to try to save the viper, but right now not looking so good. that is one snake bit car. is that what i think it is? i've never seen anything like it. it's a miracle. it's not a miracle, it's an eggs benedict sandwich. but how'd you get the eggs benedict into the sandwich? i went to dunkin'. i'm still not sure how they got the eggs benedict in the sandwich. doesn't matter. they did. introducing dunkin's delicious new eggs benedict breakfast sandwich. it's ham and eggs topped with the flavor of creamy, buttery, lemony hollandaise. try one today. america runs on dunkin'. hurry into dunkin' for a freshly brewed cup of america's favorite coffee. >> another winter weather advisory? >> in the morning, everywhere shaded in purple. the reason is this moisture pushing to the north, a little snow, sleet, freezing

these are rain-setting records, seattle, olympia with two inches of rain and over sites in washington had two inches of rain setting records. this is what it does when you get records like this with flooding across washington, oregon and montana. too much rain too quickly is leading to flooding across all these states. plus we're getting heavy snow in the mountains. a number of winter storm warnings are in effect. here is the satellite plus the radar. now the storm will be developing as this all moves across the rockies and really intensify east of the rockies. that will lead to a big storm as this moves across the country. today we have heavy snow and winter storm warnings in effect. there could be running with flood advisories in effect. a lot of moisture coming into the northwest, and this will move east of the rockies. watch the timing of this as it moves across the country. tuesday and wednesday bringing cold air from righ the north. there is heavy rain with warm temperatures and not far away heavy snow. the rain will bring up warm air from the east coast and it will slowly push

and further south toward olympia, washington. the forecast is one more lot of rainfall. we are not seeing much of an impact in north california, there'll be a lot more rain fall for western oregon. as it moves east, it will come down as snow or idaho. the amount of rain coming council on the frozen rivers will cause ice jams, clogging up the system, causing rivers and creeks to rise. when we talk about the morning hours, we expect some light snow into parts of maine, and it will stay north of the areas. otherwise the storm system will be watching down into the gulf of mexico. with texas will show some subtropical moisture. we'll see the end by monday morning. we'll get a break for the west. it is interesting. it caused problems in hawaii as well. we had several storm reports. one, a pilot reported a water spout and we had heavy rain, three to four inches. heavy rainfall. for alaska, we are tracking huge low pressure, that is bringing you winter storm warning from sewer to prince william sound. heavy snow, powerful winds for much of the day monday. looking at the disturba

if it comes into contact with the olympia the defense quality deteriorates. even today and a killer plastic containers is not only protected as oxygen might eventually get through. now i need to protest new packaging technology that keeps fish an ounce. the container on the left is a conventional one. the other being with the new technology is out fishing trip. a special commission that reacts to lock in it that it until it is closed. as time passes the content that the bank in a container start turning blue. but any other container the color doesn't change words so well. this mayonnaise container has several layers. to prevent oxygen from getting through even so some could penetrate all. and so we added a wall that absorbs oxygen. making the container completely oxygen proof. the walls are between the plastic layers filled even if the oxygen gets to read the canteen or surface. it won't reach the two. thanks to the innovation many in this type of container it was there for thirty more a month this fake company extended expiry dates the strict hygiene control

♪ six bottles of wine ♪ and a real good time ♪ oh life is playing on a 45 ♪ got here in olympia beenm doing fine six bottles of wine ♪ >> little sample there. >> that was nice. loved that. >> we like that. >> find us on itunes, you can find us, you know, on the street corner begging for money. contribute to our tire fund. we need it. >> whoo-hoo! >>> what's that dude pulling out of his trunk? >> it's just a smaller personal watercraft. you can stand on it. you can kneel on it. you can sit on it. >> see why this water toy could be your summer must-half. >>> guys prepare to be mesmerized by this video. take a look at this and tell me what you think it is. ♪ this is actually a fantastic time lapse video of a milon gazillion fireflies. >> crazy. >> look at that. that looks like the milky way. impressive. >> the photographer vincent brady says he loves how they make lake of ozarks in missouri look when they are there. they call this place home. >> you see the stars up in the sky with the fireflies. he did a great job. >> he almost made it look like they are digital. it almost looks like i

we had over 2 inches in the last 48 hours for both olympia and seattle. even portland got an inch and a quarter. this is all good, beneficial rain. not much snow, though. snow levels very high. little band of rain went through san francisco, not a lot. just got a couple of -- about .16. that's about it. don't expect much more today. still getting rain in the mountainous areas. near tahoe and reno and the central areas of nevada. again, a little bit of benefit and dry it out from here in california today. that's your national forecast. >> we dry it out. this say pretty good storm, though, for the pacific northwest. >> it is. >> and continues to be very windy this morning. >> so seattle kind of like the london of the united states, right? clouds and rain. bill karins, thanks. >>> a massachusetts judge saying that photos taken up women's skirts is legal. >>> the incredible images from a detroit bar that investigators believe is arson. [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... on

. >> reporter: olympia is the state capitol of washington but todayoso is the hard -- today oso is the hard of washington. this is what is left in oso washington saturday. ktvu channel 2 news. >> it reminded me of the photographs you would see and the video see saw when mount st. helens erupted. >> reporter: rain and ground saturations caused the slide leaving debris covering everything. several homes were completely buried. authorities heard screaming from one house but conditions were too dangerous for rescuers. >> they were not able to get there. the mud was too thick and deep. couldn't hear signs of life once they got closer to the structure where they thought it was so the decision based on safety they back out. >> reporter: evacuation orders have been issued but since lifted. authorities are warning those orders could be reissued at any time. shelters have been set up and the governor of washington declared a state of emergency. scott thompson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> divers searched for the wreckage of small plane that crashed this weekend in colorado. all five people on board

it doesn't happen every time, but that is what happened in march 19780 between portland oregon and olympia washington that's called mt. st. helens. watch this footage that we have before that volcano erupted. we knew it was coming. watch. >> this is what the volcano area looked like today, the rumblings could be heard for miles and earthquakes sent herds of wild elk into confused flight. all houses have been evacuated except for one. an 83-year-old man refuses to leave, says he's not scared. he describes what the quakes are like. >> a little uncanny, they just shake. in bed, you're protected, you're on two, three layers of springs. >> that was 34 years ago this week. that was march 1980. and those little earthquakes that mr. truman was feeling, said he didn't know if it made him feel drunk or what. small eruptions of gas at mt. st. helens. they were not a false alarm, they were in fact signs that an eruption was coming. and on may 18th, 1980, just a few weeks after that footage was shot, that eruption happened and it was huge and it was devastating. >> good evening, the mt. st. helens volc

. >> china had this olympia effort.e and people came and scrapped it. took the windows out and just destroyed everything. >> the place is pretty much open to anybody who wants to come in. >> sure. a lot of urban explorers, people shooting music videos, taking pictures. oftentimes you see a wedding party come here. they use this as a background for their wedding. take pictures, videos. >> wow. you want to take pictures here. the place, like so much of detroit, invites it. urban exploring as they call it, sifting through the remains of detroit's great american ongoing tragedy, photographing them, posing in front of them is something of an irresistible impulse. detroiters hate it. all the visitors like us, i should point out, wallowing in a ruined porn. >> what is this part of the factory? where are we standing? >> this right here is where the assembly line was. this was a paint booth right here, they'd paint the cars. you can see in the floor where they have the wash for the overspray. something that ended 35, 40 feet ove

we're watching heavy rain here from the bellingham area southwards to seattle, owe olympia, all the wayown to portland. we'll continue for the most part watching this heavy rain around a good portion of the day. as we continue into the forecast, it will lighten up a little bit, especially as we go throughout this evening. more rain in the next couple of days. another two inches on an area that's already got 10 inches of rain. the other story, luke -- you probably see it looking out your window there. let's talk about the snow in d.r. >> it's unbelievable. >> the fourth time it's snowed in march. that's more snow than you got all of last two winters combined. >> i left boston, went to college in boston, because there was no spring. i came to d.c. because i love the spring. it's not come yet. >> no, it hasn't. even accumulating on the grassy surfaces. this powerful nor'easter, luke, it will be the strongest storm that the northeast has seen since hurricane sandy. the difference is that this storm is 100 to 200 miles off the coast and not along the jersey shore. very impressive storm. your

it doesn't happen every time, but that is what happened in march 19780 between portland oregon and olympiahington that's called mt. st. helens. watch this footage that we have before that volcano erupted. we knew it was coming. watch. >> this is what the volcano area looked like today, the rumblings could be heard for miles and

it may not be in olympia anymore. it's a very immigrant teeth kind of thing to do.just take a language, you can need numbers. >> host: i want to go back to you right now. amy, you are obviously a very successful, famous and controversial book about your parenting of your daughters. do the triple package come out of that book at all? >> guest: actually, believe it or not we started thinking about this book. in 2008 i taught a seminar -- that focuses on individual groups and nations. at the end of the day the group is about individuals. but we started doing the research, started hiring research assistant and then were essentially interrupted by a global firestorm that after things settled down we started working on again. we started thinking about it before. i've written books about dominant minorities in indonesia and africa. a athanasius in ashburn maryland versus successful minority since 2000. >> host: how did you divide the work? who did the work? >> guest: i and the disciplined,, you know, aunt. i managed out the research. i love culture. i love digging into all

the governor joins me by phone from olympia, washington. governor, first of all our condolences. am told, could take months to try to excavate and figure out what happened and why and how many were lost. >> yes. you've got to understand the enormity of this. it's literally a square mile of mud and downed trees and debris and a giant swirly of one square mile. actually cleaned the mountain in half. it came down, crossed the valley, crossed the river, crossed the highway and started to go up the valley on the other side. so the dimensions of this really defy imagination, unless you're on the ground to see it. there was just nothing standing there. this is going to be a long process for these communities to get back up, to heal, and we appreciate the whole nation grieves for them. and appreciate the nation's help. president obama and i spoke yesterday and the nation is going to help on this. so we're appreciative. >> do you think that warnings were not heeded? there was the army corps of engineer report of a catastrophic landslide back in '99 and again in 2010, another warning? >> w

olympia or no? do you want that in your introduction?sor. you call it. >> let's start with governor. first off, i saw "sabotage," really good job. first off, i think i need a point of platelets. there is a lot of bleeding. >> the movie is violent, has lot of shooting. i think the director did a really good job. he made us train with the drug squad, with all the experts that do jobs like that, how to breach doors and how to go through buildings ten at a time and how to hold a gun and all of the training, three months before we started the movie. >> you are somebody that likes new things. i want to be the best in body building, you did it. i want to be the biggest star in hollywood, you did it. i would like to try to be governor of the largest state. i did it. and now you're going back. where is the challenge there for you? >> the challenge is to make it back again. first of all, you have to understand, it's not so much as going back. it's continuing on my profession because i enjoy making movies, but california was in such terrible shape

olympia 0.united 3, who would have guessed it? i did a few weeks ago.hem problems. >> no, that is my prediction. thanks. >> that is really outrageous. >> just a bit of history for you. --ee b seco, manchester lost three weeks ago, manchester lost 3-0 in greece. i said we would win 3-0 in the return. >> you should be a football coach. >> i need a fortune. >> a bit of a low note for international happiness they but this really shocked me. this was the daily telegraph. it is about kindergarten in china recompensed by how many pupils are turning up. toy now have to drug test up 170 million children. three kindergartens in two robinsons -- robin says have nces found -- provi have been caught giving medicine to children to keep them from getting sick. basically they are drugging children. it is terrifying to me, personally. this is something that i thought i should shine a light on. >> hans, are you there? what have you got for us? >> if you are happy, you take a selfie. that is true for commoners like you, me, maybe not anna but it is also true for royals. n

offered by the guest chaplain, reverend john rosenberg of the lutheran church of the good shepherd in olympia, washington. the chaplain: let us pray. holy one, we know you in an infinity variety of ways --

. >> reporter: olympia is the state capital of washington. today, oso is the heart of the state of washington. this is what's left after a massive mudslide in oso, washington saturday. >> i was in awe. it reminded me of the photographs that you would see and the video that we saw when mt. st. helen's erupted. >> reporter: several homes were completely buried. authorities say they were able to hear screaming coming from one house, but conditions were too dangerous for rescuers. >> they were not able to get there. the mud was too thick and deep. they couldn't hear any signs of life once they got closer to the structure where they thought it was. so the decision based on safety was to back out. >> reporter: evacuation orders were issued but have since been lifted. but those orders could be reissued at any time. shelters have been set up to those unable to return to their homes and the governor of washington has declared a state of emergency. >>> new developments in the murder trial of oscar pistorius. the south african court says the case will l

they were looking for some republican support from grassley and olympia snowe and enzi.ublican ideas but no republican votes. all three of the democrats who are involved in that negotiation are now no longer in the senate. bingham, baucus. so it was written by three democrats and three republicans, of which four of the six are no longer in the u.s. senate. >> jordan? >> other than warren buffett is still smarter than everybody else, 8 million brackets, only took 25 games for the perfect bracket madness to be over. warren buffett showed us why he's warren buffett. >> i want to thank my guests. thank you to getting up. and thank you for joining us for "up." we'll be back tomorrow to see how the moral money movement is taking root and spreading across the south. i'm speak with reverend barber and raphael warnock. next on mhp, jonathan capehart is in for melissa harris perry. u.s. and russian relations, a return to cold war or big chill? the first african-american president of the harvard lampoon. [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout o

when you look at states like maine with to liberal women senators, olympia snowe and collins, i was in happy but they give two votes in the senate and those are the only kind of people main would elect. >> this is an ongoing war, battle. the reagan era was terrific but there's more to it. life is still to be lives. the importance of the goldwater campaign was to begin to turn the party around and said this on the track so that we are at a point where there are lots and lots of goldwater's in reagan's out there. this is not going to end this year or next year, o frankly far as i can see, ever. we just have to show up for the battle every day. >> guess what? we're over on time. so thinks to those rate questions that are not going to get to be asked. let's give a great round of applause to our panel and the discussion. [applause] >> very well done, thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> on capitol hill, the senate gavels in at 2:00 eastern. a vote at 5:30 p.m. on whether to begin debate on ukraine legislation to it would provide $150 million in economic assistance and impose sanctions on

at full speed helmet to helmet are experiencing the same force to their heads that one of them at olympia to 16-pound bowling ball dropped on his helmet from a height of eight feet. medical knowledge of concussions is in its infancy, but we know one thing for sure. forces to the head and neck cause concussions and we just heard how big these forces can be. there's another problem. they are getting bigger. since 1920, the average weight of a pro lineman has increased almost 60% to just over 300 pounds. the same time, players have gotten a 10% faster. combining speed and math to calculate kinetic energy come in the energy available to cause injury, we found the amount of energy dumped into the pit at the line of scrimmage on any given play has almost doubled since 1920. and exact opposition is the fact that players are shedding their project it dear. the pad used to be centimeters thick now very remarkable semblance to keep it really is. for scholars, papua's lineman of my generation have gone the way of the flying wedge. modern football helmets or technological marvels, but players choose

it is olympia, washington. host: go ahead. caller: the health care is good for me. i signed up, i got help signing up, it is great. if it was not for that, i would never be able to get health care. the gentleman mentioned the health care situation, with people going in without insurance. i never have insurance in my life. host: how long does it take you to sign up? caller: not even a day. it took 10-15 minutes. host: and you did not have insurance before. caller: i never have insurance. i am 38 years old. host: have you may 1 payment? -- made a first payment? caller: i don't make any income. i qualify automatically. it has been difficult for me to find work because when i go to apply for work they don't comment tobacco they put somebody else in. host: so the insurance you received, you do not pay anything for. caller: no. in washington state, you sign up in the washington plan for individuals who do not have any income coming in in the state and the state helps by subsidizing their health care. if it comes time to where your health care runs out, you can go . if thi

olympia, washington --good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call.would like to talk about the opinion about what is going on. this representative represents the regressive ready. he is pretending that tear any and government power will go as freedom and future. they have no clue. i will not attack your guests, because he represents a movement at the end of this existence. the comment is that the medicaid portion -- it needs to comply. the states need to reject this and get back to having liberty. the states need to decide what their medical circumstances are. if that means that the state can mandated, let them mandate it. this is a fascist bill that was written by the insurance companies. if you look at who wins, the government wins as a backdrop. the insurance company wins. i used to pay $738 every three months for my catastrophic coverage. that is all he want. i am healthy, i stay healthy. if i end up in the hospital with cancer, i want a backdrop for that. i do not need the federal government to dictate anything to me. if i choose to get it, $567

olympia? do you want that in your introduction? doing animation. >> i think i know who is the fox and who's the friend. >> i don't watch the nightly news because i'm usually busy in a tank top working out somewhere. >> it's getting good.ç ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you very much. >> more "fox & friends" in just a moment. >> tanks for the memories, anna. >> that was a pretty diverse week. >> we covered a lot of ground. >> is that available on-line? >> it will be shortly. people just saw it. why do they need it on-line? >> coming up straight ahead, if you don't mind i'll tease out what's coming up next because i really don't know. do you know what happens to your luggage once it's checked? this happens more often than you think. how can you keep your stuff safe? yet. >> he's taking stuff that doesn't belong to him it looks like. >> the best and worst case for taxes. how much or little are you paying uncle sam? our next guest has the answer. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] staples has everything you need to keep a germ-free office. from gloves t