the fountain stone. trails people's open. and recently it's been accompanied by. the idea to build this residence struck peter the great during his diplomatic visit to verse. however all of the fountains of the first side were run with the help of pumps so they could only operate without human assistance for a very short period of time and then they had to be pumped over. that is why you have a great use the italian gravity system for my view this means all the gram cascade fountains floats on there are. these fountains spread thousand liters of water per second and in a day the usable in most. cases that's enough to fill twelve olympic size from today the fountains have never dropped. peter laughed what are very much his future was his brainchild and she wanted to put it into life and see what it would look like and she did. she could not wait until the official opening of the entire system and she did a test run well before construction was complete. peterhof means peter's caught in german and in the early eighteenth century the emperor enlisted europe's best architects sculptors gardeners and engineers like francisc

back in the days of peter the great people used to make big wigs and heavy dresses powdered their faces and color to the. legend has it that. these jets of water. seconds and then. finally when your makeup is all i can see your face. beauty is inseparable from function. that's the motto here at the peterhof gardens and all the buildings. purposes. of the greats garden is an example of this. dutch fruit and vegetable seeds. where is scolded to russia as a valuable cargo. though the uk would face guard and has to ferry plans that peter is a great first brought to russia in seventeen eleven that i think that all of them grow here to date us if a system that is radish this famous and most unusual bit to book called inside to choke and a course potatoes. in the legend has it that peter is a great planter defers to sacks of potatoes with his own head. vegetables became so popular that the white flowers from potato plants were the most fashionable and ladies had decoration for quite some time today the keeper of the historical garden because mento sets about harvesting fruit and vegetables acc

grottos beneath the fountains a little by daylight and still because they did peter the great time back then only people who were thin and short enough would be able to work here so they could climb into a pipe and fix anything the broke down today's engineers sell such problems with the help of technology. they want us to get enough for to day so we can stand while working for everyone we have no problems today. i saw a small leak but you can look at it closely and decide what to do about it you should get the problem of the water comes through the spout them. everything's fine . the grand cascades central feature is the gilded samson fountain. the water jets from a lion smell shoots twenty one meters up into the sky. the samson fountain commemorates russia's victory over sweetening the decisive battle of poltava leading to victory in the great north but. since then the image of samson has not only symbolized peter the great and the russian army but also the victory in world war two. since you met in september nineteenth forty one the germans began their nine hundred day scenes of leningrad the authori

the special selection of trick fountains. peter holmes trick. designed to take visitors by surprise so that they would. quite unexpectedly. when you sit on the bench. back in the days of the great people used to make big wigs and head dresses out of their faces and. legend has it that. these jets of water. seconds and then. finally when your makeup is old i can see your face. beauty is inseparable from function. that's the motto here at the peterhof gardens and all the buildings of the static and economic purposes. of the greats god is an example of this the emperor personally ordered dutch fruit and vegetable seeds which were scolded to russia as a valuable cargo. though the wood says garden has the fairy plants that peter is a great first brought to russia in seventeen eleven that i think that all of them grow here to date as if they sensed lettice radish the famous and the most unusual bit to book called inside to choke and a course potatoes. in the legend has it that peter is a great planter to first two sacks of potatoes with his own had. vegetables became so popular that the white flowers from potato plants were the most fashionable and ladies had decoration for quite some time

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great depression. please welcome fta administrator peter rogof. [applause] >> well thank you mayor lee and let me just say as the federal transit administrator it's great to be in a federal transit city. as many people know a rail connection was promised to the people of union square and chinatown going on two decades. they made that promise because this quarter is the most densely populated quarter in the entire western united states that doesn't have an adequate rail connection and that promise was made because we have the opportunity here to cut the commute for tens of thousands of people everyday in half by this investment. the vast majority of the people don't own a car. they depend on transit. well today through president obama's leadership, secretary lahood leadership, the vision of the leaders on the stage we are here to commit $942 million to fulfill that promise. [applause] >> with the signing of this grant agreement we are taking $942 million paid by california taxpayers and to create jobs now when we need them. we're also using those dollars to improve the quality of life, and as jackie spear pointed out plan for the future and economic prosperity of this whole area. when this subway ext

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the estimated seven point five million functionally illiterate people in germany. only five percent are receiving any kind of education peter all over r.t. germany hope you stay with the course they've got a great programs lined up couple of minutes of the martins martins break in the set again. the. blind in russia would be soon which brightened if you knew about stone from finest impressions. moves from stunts on teeth dot com. divine power in action activate the chakras. i am just this for me to please we are under the control of those governing us before at the service of a space mafia i found that on that date the magnetic field of the sun will be for us and if that will create the super got the stuff. after the second coming it will be a futile place it will receive its current glory it will be a very. be a beautiful place. confessed. to the stuff this ammunition. is good business for us it's kind of like being a doctor you know if there's a disaster businesses. better unfortunately. if. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous and lucky. i mean. i know i'm sitting in the same thing really nice. and very so i personally feel

and fountains is molding just a remnant of people the greats nineteenth century russia is also the scars of world war two. because there are three welcome to peter hold it is the most visited museum in russia around four point two million tourists come to peterhof every year why do people come here because peterhof boasts one hundred fifty fountains seven palaces and twenty three museums and of course the most important highlight of peterhof is its fountain system. from first fountains go. each day to live near him cells of tourist together in the lower gardens of peter.

people living in harmony says nature. leave me. alone welcome to cross talk on peter lavelle there is no greater gift than the gift of giving as the u.s. deals with his great fiscal woes should tax cuts be lowder even denying to non-profits and charities particularly at a time when the list advantaged need all the help they can get or is this a false debate the real problem is gross income inequality. not the politics of charities i'm joined by richard land in nashville he is the president of the southern baptist convention's ethics and religious liberty commission in new york we have stephen pimp ere he is a professor at columbia university and in bloomington we cross to leslie when koski he is a professor at indiana university school of public and environmental affairs are a gentleman cross-talk rules in effect that mean.

the killers who attacked our people. jenna: rick has served as spokesman, peter weeks is a form -- brooks is a senior fellow for national security affairs at the heritage foundation. greatve you both today, and can let's try and put politics ea side because there's bigger questions than just the politics here. and they are are we safe, and what's at stake with this terrorist attack in benghazi. peter, what's at stake now today in the fact that we don't have anyone in custody, and we don't really know who did it? >> it's like we don't care. it's horrible. i mean, you know, i know that there are crack counterintelligence officers out there trying to crack this case, but what i'm worried about is that it sends a signal to the terrorist world that they can attack us and that we aren't going to do anything about it, that they can act with impunity against us. i think i shows a signal of weaknesses. i'm very, very concerned. it's like as if we sent investigators out to investigate what happened after the attacks of 9/11 in 2001 to afghanistan to try to find out who did this, where's the military action? when are these people going to pay for killing four brave americans? jenn

people. peter thought this was all right until the contingent from jerusalem came. >> and they tap peter the shoulder, and peter stops attending these... these banquets. and then we get a great passage of esprit de l'escalier. it's probably what paul wishes he had thought to say to peter at the time, but in the letter, it's presented as what he says to peter. and he's yelling at peter for not being true to the gospel and not being true to christ and not being true to this vision of things, and what he's really yelling at peter about is food. >> and the way paul tells it is, he says, "well, you know, i... i... i confronted peter publicly. i told him he was a hypocrite. i told him off to his face. i told him off in front of everybody." end oftory. well, the story doesn't really have an end. you know, we... we'd like paul to tell us that, after he told peter off, he... he sort of skulked back to jerusalem with his tail between his legs, and then paul gave james and his party the what-for, and then he threw them out, or something like that. nothing like that. paul's completely silent. now, this suggests to us that paul had... indeed had a showdown in antioch. he did face off wit

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people. peter thought this was all right until the contingent from jerusalem came. >> and they tap peter on the shoulder, and peter stops attending these... these banquets. and then we get a great passage of esprit de l'escalier. it's probably what paul wishes he had thought to say to peter at the time, but in the letter, it's presented as what he says to peter. and he's yelling at peter for not being true to the gospel and not being true to christ and not being true to this vision of things, and what he's really yelling at peter about is food. >> and the way paul tells it is, he says, "well, you know, i... i... i confronted peter publicly. i told him he was a hypocrite. i told him off to his face. i told him off in front of everybody." end of story. well, the story doesn't really have an end. you know, we... we'd like paul to tell us that, after he told peter off, he... he sort of skulked back to jerusalem with his tail between his legs, and then paul gave james and his party the what-for, and then he threw them out, or something like that. nothing like that. paul's completely silent. now, this suggests to us that paul had... indeed had a showdown in antioch. he did face off w

the american people demand it. tomorrow, eliot spitzer joins us from current tv, of course. as well as congressman peter welch. have a great