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mosaic. my name is . we're going to talk about the power of the rosary. you may have seen one of these things, the rosary, maybe you've prayed it, maybe you've heard people that prayed it. maybe you have misconceptions about it. we'll talk about the rosary and about the rosary rally 2014which has just happened in san francisco and we're going to talk about another event that happened in san francisco among other things. we have a guest, we'll talk about father joseph and saint phillip mary. here is a question. when was gathered the largest crowd ever in san francisco history? think about it. i'll give you a hint. 500,000. 500,000. 5 hundred thousand. 00,000. that day was in 1971 at the polo fields. 500,000 people gathered to do what? pray the rosary. catholics pray the rosary and they also, i think we have a picture perhaps of just an ariel shot of that event. amazing. 500,000 people gathered to pray the rosary in golden gate park. you see the golden gate bridge right there and spend name adoration. we'll talk about the tradition of the rosary rally and talk about the rosary r

who loves breaking things as much as sherry tobin does, this mosaic-loving artist has absolutely no fondness for earthquakes. particularly the one that shook her out of bed in august. >> i think during the earthquake what i was thinking was let it stop, let it stop. please don't let this get any bigger, let it stop, let it stop, let it stop. >> reporter: the quake, of course, did stop, but when it did, something else started. a stream of pictures and stories being posted by sherry's friends showing what they had lost in the quake. one in particular by her friend, marie. catching her eye. >> and she just had these absolutely beautiful broken china. >> reporter: in her sadness, sherry saw an opportunity. what if she could give her friend, or anyone who wanted to join, a way to salvage those momentos. >> they can just make a new keepsake out of their precious things that they have to throw away now. >> does everybody have their pieces that they want to work with? so kind of gather your goodies. >> reporter: the earthquake art party is what sherry decided to call it and she held it at the hub. a downtown art event and community cent

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one-inch l.e.d. lights, minnesota artist brian hart creates stunning mosaics in the darkness of night. by using long film exposures, hart "draws" with the light, see what the end results look like, in a video produced by twin cities public television. that's on "art beat." all that and more is on our web site, pbsnewshour.org. >> ifill: and again, to our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the afghanistan conflict. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, is one more. and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday we take you inside the c.d.c.'s war room in the fight to contain ebola. i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you on-line. and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literac

a shia minority from northern iraq, just one of many ancient communities driven from their lands by isis. which continues to smash the complicated ethnic mosaics iraq into a thousand pieces. he tells me the local community has been generous. until now we haven't had to pay for anything on it of our pockets but our lives are back there. that's where our home are. where our forefathers lived. there we have our friends, our relatives, our graves and our hand. he and his family live in a classroom in a nearby elementary school that now shelters 140 people from the north. he can't afford medicine for his ailing wife. when they arrived in baghdad, the family slept on the pavement before coming here. all we want is to go back to our home, our neighborhoods. if we could return home and be safe, we would be happy to sleep on the bare ground. thousands of people 93ing isis have come to baghdad but there are no camps, no facilities to support they will. most dpenl on the kindness of strangers and friends for help. >> so this man has problems with his kidneys. he doesn't have enough money identify for the operation he needs medicine. and everybody here s

on a tour. this is from 3,000 b.c., pointing to a sumaran mosaic. years before, the mezzo tameia and threatened by the nightmare of its presence. the group calling itself the islamic state, it's also at war with iraq very identity, blowing up religious shrines, slaughtering and enslaving minority, executing its enemies. and what it hasn't destroyed, isis is selling on the black market. they cut these reliefs and sell them to criminals and antique dealers, says rasheed. usually, they just cut off the head, leaving the rest because the head is the valuable part. the area around mosul is replete with ancient ruins, now in peril. these artifacts come from the ancient city of hudro which dates back to 3,000 b.c., it's located just south of mosul where isis took over a few months ago. they're now using the site toe store ammunition and to train fighters and to execute policers. its fate keeps rasheed up at night. there are palaces and temples and statues there, and isis is living among them, he tells me. i'm afraid they'll do something crazy. ♪ isis has t

on a tour. this is from 3,000 bc, he says, pointing to a samarian mosaic.he people of mesopotamia mastered mathematics, astronomy, literature and law. iraq's past, however, is threatened by the nightmare of its present. the group calling itself the islamic state in iraq and syria is not only at war with the iraqi state but with iraq's very identity, blowing up religious shrines, slaughtering and enslaving minorities. executing its enemies. and what it hasn't destroyed, isis is selling on the black market. they cut these and sell them to criminals and antique dealers says rashid. usually they cut off the head, because that's the valuable part. the area around mosul is replete with ancient ruins, now in peril. these artifacts come from the ancient city of hadr in arabic, which dates back to more than 300 bc, located just south of mosul where isis took over a few months ago. they're now using the site to store weapons and ammunition to train fighters, and to execute prisoners. the city's fate keeps rashid up at night. there are palaces and statues there, and i

driving the chariot. >> the interesting thing is on the right-hand side where you can see there is still a wall of earth covering up the last part of the mosaicas the dead in the tomb, their image is there. if it is a woman and for this particular form of image, it would normally be a woman. because it is the standard image of the goddess being taken into hell by the king of hell, ladies. if it is a woman, it could well be a representation of either the mother of xanlter great, or roxanne, his wife. in either case, it would be a tremendously exciting discovery. >> we should add the findings date back to the fourth century bc. >>> cats and dogs not really natural enemies but a new viral video ad campaign is playing into that myth. some are calling these cat food commercials dog bashing. jeanne moos looks at the videos. >> remember the days when cat food commercials featured cats eating food? now we have a cat explaining a dog to a kitty. >> dear kitten. you've probably noticed there is a new thing in the house. it is called a dog. >> a st. bernard puppy and two felines are headed for fame. are they unknowns? confronting the unknown in a series

on a tour. this is from 3,000 bc, he says, pointing to a sumarian mosaic. people of the mess po tame yeah developed the first writing system, mathematics, astronomy, literature and law. iraq's past, howe, is threatened by the nightmare of its present. the group calling itself the islamic state in iraq and syria, isis, is not only at war with iraqi state, it's also at war with iraq's very identity. blowing up religious shrines, slaughtering and enslaving minorities, executing its enemies. and what it hasn't destroyed, isis is selling on the black market. they cut these relieves and sell them to criminals and antique dealers. usually they just cut off the head, leaving the rest because the head is the valuable part. the area around mosul is replete with ancient ruins, now in peril. these artifacts come from an ancient city which dates back to more than 300 bc. it's located just south of mosul where isis took over a few months ago. they're now using the site to store weapons and ammunition to train fighters and to execute prisoners. there are palaces, temples

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. >> it's time now for one of today's discoveries, greek archaeologists have uncovered a huge mosaic. it is made of thousands of tiny colorful pebbles. a section in the center is missing. archeologistists hope to rebuild it. >> it pictures a man driving a chariot. this dates back to the late fourth century b.c. >> police an protestors clashed in key he lay. they were condemning columbus day. two police officers were hurt. >> nobody discovered seattle, washington. seattle city council has voted unanimously to royce indigenous people's day as many other cities observe columbus day. minneapolis made the decision back in april. in berkeley, california, they've been doing it since 1992. christopher columbus has been described as discovering the new world. they say that's impossible, people were already living there. others call him a pirate. >> it issue turn lies genocide in our children and makes them ashamed of who they are. it's time to change it so they can be proud of themselves and not honor a man that murdered their families. >> columbus arrived on the island that today is split bet

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on that. we have the country's first international student retention program. we are part of a growing movement in the midwest that has come to this reality. years, the last four st. louis mosaic initiative was launched. welcome dayton was launched. the chicago office of new americans. global cleveland. similar initiatives are being formed in the midwest. there are almost a dozen. it is exciting work. it is important work. it is focused on national and regional economic policy. director rodriguez said that absent federal action, we cannot do it all. with employment-based visas, you can't create them. what strategy do you use to overcome those types of challenges? >> the biggest economic boost would be a more sensible and higher performing immigration policy. maybe even it is localized. what we face in detroit is different in long beach or new york city. our needs are different. one-size-fits-all policy might not work as well. absent that, we are going to do everything we can to take advantage of the opportunities that we have. a lot of that work would paris well if some kind of reform policy was passed. international students, we have a global talent retention initiative. wher

mosaic that is america. >> reporter: he spoke for years about hisilytallian heritage and his struggles to make it to not ones great state. >> we come into the chamber we're not democrats, we're not republicans, we're new yorkers and working for new york. >> reporter: that's andrew my brother, the governor of new york today. i knew it all cold about who we are and how the cuomos got here, et cetera, or so i thought. turns out i was right about my mom's family down in sicilia italy but my father's side had a big fat mystery. it was true he was a first generation american and grew up sleeping in the basement of his grocery store in south jamaica, queens, and my grandparents came to the country, working like dogs, suffering bigotry all to build a better life thanks to a legacy to my great grandparents, that's where the mystery begins. let's talk about me, what do we know? >> perfect. >> reporter: the folks the ancest ancestry.com discovered the story of how the cuomos came here is very different from what i had heard. >> this is the first document of the comeaus. >> reporter: looking back at records from a cent

to become one narrative as tommy attempts to rescue this car and along the way the story of these 12 otherwise unconnected previous owners really to amount to kind of a portrait, more mosaic postwar america. so that is hopefully grounds you in the car enough and invests you in the cart enough in whether it is revived, whether tommy is successful in fixing it that the last chapters where he face a host of serious distraction and an fbi investigation and all sorts of other terrible things, economic collapse, you are invested enough that you don't care whether he finishes and at the ending carries a great bit of tension for u.s. to whether he gets to the finish line. whether he gets there i can't say because the whole ball of wax. anybody else? thank you so much for coming. thank you for braving the weather. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv coverage of the 2014 southern festival of books continues with a panel on southern history featuring blain roberts, author of pageants, parlors and pretty women and marcie cohen ferris, author of the edible self. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. welcome to our session on creating souther

the mosaic rested on top of 28 layers of rough stones, more than 1,000 tons worth, bbrought 150 miles from the mountains near the pacific coast. this was aenormous feat, and three such mosaics were found at the site. few feet beath thcereni court, a cache of small, typically olmec figures appeared, with almd-aped eyes and bald, elongated heads. as a mark of beauty or status, the skulls of some individuals were deformed in early cldhood when the bones were stilso. made of jade, serpentine and granite, these figures seem to enact a ritual now forgotten. these carefully buried works of art may be offerings to spirits dwelling deep within the earth. their hidden presence may have charged the sacred precinct with spiritual energy. the olmec world was alive with unseen spirits that contrled all natural phenomena. thunder cracks ) to represent the power of these mysterious forces, olmec artists combined features of the most fearsome predators of the jungle, creating hybrid images of awe- inspiring supernatural beings. li humans to the fors iruacontrointhe uner peleelieved that t s could slo