their plaster of paris model was shipped across the atlantic, along with jefferson's plans, to guide the builders on the banks of the james river in virginia. jefferson's inspiration was to give the fledgling state government a symbolic structure, thus launching the classic revival in the united states.

the maya built them atop layers of earlier buildings and plaster courtyards. fash dug down through the plazas to ruins from the first millennium b.c. the maya buried their dead here, shortly after the earlier society buried theirs in the caves. stone walls enclosed 50 skeletons, each laid out flat. most of the graves looked the same. a pot or a small jade artifact accompanied a few of the skeletons. but there was one individual who was very different, who stood out from the rest, because buried with him were a number of very fabulous offerings. included among those offerings were four ceramic vessels, very finely made pots, two of which carry religious symbolism. this one carries the undulating body of a snake, and the red one here has a very interesting design consisting of what's called a flame eyebrow here over the eye of the sky dragon. keach: the designs were imported from a distant society. this maya man's prestige was reinforced by exotic symbols like this cross. so this individual was involved in religious beliefs that tended to sort of lift him up abo

their plaster of paris model was shipped across the atlantic, along with jefferson's plans, to guide the builders on the banks of the james river in virginia. jefferson's inspiration was to give the fledgling state government a symbolic structure, thus launching the classic revival in the united states. "i have met a young man of increasing reputation," wrote jefferson in his fourth year in paris, "who proposes to employ himself solely in painting the events of the american war." john trumbull of connecticut, invited by jefferson to pursue his work at the hotel de langeac, they become friends. the central figure in trumbull's most famous painting is jefferson at 33. his "declaration of independence" is being presented by the committee of 5 to the congress assembled in philadelphia. in paris, jefferson would sit with trumbull for hours, describing this room, even sketching the floor plan. he described the appearance and location of the members, remembering clearly the men with whom he had shared this moment. now, a decade later, the aging franklin had retired, and jefferson, the new m

you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plasterling and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> commissioner adams. here. >> dwight. >>

by that time willie brown's name may be plastered all over the bridge. >>> the legislature approved a resolution for that name, but not a new law. the governor can't even sign it. but he could stop state money from being used to put up those new signs. >>> we're more than halfway through the 60-day cooling off period before another possible bart strike. and contract talks just got back on track. they didn't discuss key issues of pay and healthcare. those were set to be taken up next week. the deadline is october 11. >>> four men under arrest after a home invasion robbery. the deputies believe one other person is still on the loose. two women in the home say that all the men carried weapons, schools in the area had to be put on lockdown. >> nothing like this has happened in the neighborhood. ihave children. sorry. >> the two women inside the home at the time were not hurt. >>> we now know what caused the morgan fire on mount diablo. it was target shooting. since the fire started on sunday afternoon, more than 3100 acres have burned. firefighters expect to have it contained by tomorrow.

that's not plaster board, that's stucco. you can't just putty stucco. i know, i'll fix it. let's just give him some privacy. wait, wait, wait. at least i can take one hammer out of his hand. ♪ men... ♪ alan (on tv): jake, look at daddy. look at daddy. look at daddy. ah, that's my boy. where's daddy? daddy's over here. wasn't he adorable? yeah. hey, could you rewind to judith breast-feeding him? that was really adorable. especially the part where she does the old switcheroo. (baby jake babbling) i miss that little boy. seems like only yesterday i could hold him in one arm. he didn't weigh more than eight or nine pounds. he craps more than that now. where did the time go? his childhood is almost over and there's still so much stuff i want to do with him. like what? you know, father-son stuff. pretty soon, there'll be no more playing catch or riding bikes. do you realize i've never even taken him fishing or camping or hunting? do you know how to fish or camp or hunt? that's not the point. i-i-i thought we would learn together. oh, that sounds good. you and knucklehead out in t

and then get the pipes flowing freely, then do a bit of plastering. i mean, we could have this place looking like the ritz-carlton in next to no time. >> "we"? >> large and son can do anything. >> dad? >> son? >> you remember what it was like, don't you, moving into your first place? >> i lived at home until i met your mother. then we got married and i--well, we moved in together. i've never lived alone before. here--i heard from mark that you're going to be his best man. so is there going to be some big stag night do or something? it's just that i--i bumped into him recently and he--and he didn't mention it. >> well, that's--i mean, he probably knew that you wouldn't want to go. i mean, he's got some idea about camping out in the woods. >> oh. >> yeah, and you've got your back to think about and your-- >> oh. i see--all that traveling about, yeah. better stay in my natural habitat, that it? >> hmm. >> well, i'll--i'll go over to the school fight on saturday, see if i can pick you up a housewarming present then. >> look, if you want to do something, t

this is a permit for removal of plaster. our inspector went out and found they had gone beyond the permit and we issued a notice of violation and that was in 2012. prior to that it's when the site permit was filed. this permit went through the standard review site permit process with all required agencies did their review and approval and the permit was issued for a site permit. the site permit authorizes the plans and work submitted for the actual construction. if you have any questions? >> was the permit holder for the removal of the stairs and chimney the same? as the current site permit? >> yes. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this? please step forward. 3 minutes. >> good evening. my name is helen loss ur and i live across the street. i have also lived there for 30 years. there has been a lot of renovation in that neighborhood and we've done some and generally neighbors go around and talk to the neighbors, invite them in and show them what they are planning to do and incorporate as much

it squeaks, the plaster will crack, and if you don't have the soft story to deal with, you just have your cup of coffee and the one with your life. >> i guess this is turtle bill. >> grandview, turtle hill, san the mountain, -- sand mound, depending on how long you have been living there. >> this is northwest, of golden gate park. the nearest background, sunset and the richmond district? >> way out to the end, that is for smiley, the veterans hospital. this is for smiley. rock, rock, rock, rock, rock. here is hunters point. that rock is called serpent tonight. -- serpentinite. along this zone, there is another rock type, volcanic rock. it is serpentinite. it is a very treacherous rock. if you go up market, you will see it where the met -- barack is exposed in that cut. -- for rock that is exposed in that it is cut. it can be hard work and have the consistency of soap and just slides. why is it like that? it is an intrusion. it is like toothpaste that was extruded through a crack in the earth. that means it was a sheer zone or fault, hundreds of millions of years ago, where it actuall

this is a permit for removal of plaster. our inspector went out and found they had gone beyond the permit and we issued a notice of violation and that was in 2012. prior to that it's when the site permit was filed. this permit went through the standard review site permit process with all required agencies did their review and approval and the permit was issued for a site permit. the site permit authorizes the plans and work submitted for the actual construction. if you have any questions? >> was the permit holder for the removal of the stairs and chimney the same? as the current site permit? >> yes.

in this case, in a cast gallery, university of cambridge, where they've assembled these figures-- plasterasts of the more important greek and roman statues present in many museums in the world. the art historian and archaeologist try to work out the original settings of these figures-- what was in the artist's mind when he made them and the impact on the society for which they were made. there are several examples here which show the difficulty we have in making this adjustment. this figure, probably made in crete in the seventh century b.c, isn't unlike figures which might have been made in other cultures in antiquity, syria or egypt. only an expert would know the difference. it's not distinctively and obviously greek. there's another problem about it, too, which we have to adjust for. there were traces of color on it, and a duplicate cast has been colored up with what they think to be its original colors. it's a striking difference to the way we're used to seeing such figures. we move on about 100 years to another figure-- one important characteristic of greek art is the extremely rapid

and in the historical facade is ordained with the master plaster and surrounded by the club's name sake (inaudible) the inscription in 1935, for several decades the club has been opened to the public and all for rent and all members are owners, however, membership is no longer exclusive to italian decents. the club is booked on weekly dance lessons on tuesday, swing, thursday is tango and one of the most important thing there is a children's rock band land. and they teach the kids music there. and also, the verde club directly employs about a dozen people there full time and when they have events and the other thing that i have here is this is a preliminary assessment letter, and it was dated july first, 2011, and this is eastern neighborhood final mitigation measures to the procedures and permit for the plan and involving new construction or alterations over 55 feet or 10 feet, taller than the adjacent building, which the building will be substantially taller than ten feet next to the verde club. >> and not only on that matters, is also i think that this building will also these are th

the fire started after 5:00 this morning at the house in the plaster county town of sheridan, residents say they were awakened by their barking chihuahua and ran out the back door, firefighters say it began on the porch and they believe it may have been intentionally set. >> the residents feel it may have been intentionally set by someone they have a dispute with, they are not sure, we are looking into that possibility, it is under investigation. >> a neighbor says they heard a bang and saw a car speeding away after a fire started. >> the pack tiny teen who survived an assassination attempt has been awarded the children's peace prize for her work, 16-year-old malala yousafzai, received the prize in the netherlands today and said she accepted it in the name of children all over the world trying to go to school. she was 15 when taliban forces attacked her and two of her friends on their way home from school in pakistan. the pal tan government has approved the complex and ambitious attempt to right the ship. it capsized and ran aground, killing 32 people, the civil protection agency said t

this was a plaster wall. you take the grout and grout the whole wall. then he will take some grout and he'll butter this. they call it buttering, a very light grout of this. and he'll take this piece, and he has to make sure it's centered because if he doesn't put it in the right place, the whole icon will be off center. so now we see the mosaic being brought to the wall which has been grouted ahead of time. and let's assume that this is the first piece of a mosaic depiction. 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 s

speaker not understood] in our places, making sure we're not doing naming rights for corporations and plastering those on places. but this programming coming today to say for the most part we're happy to see that it's said here there are not naming rights for pier parks or buildings. even though i haven't seen the specific mention in here, i haven't seen corporate mentioned. i'm assuming it can be individual and foundational gifts. i haven't seen that with the m-o-u i looked through seeing it exactly stated here. the biggest thing we wanted to bring up, we wanted to make sure this is going to be a place making, not a place taking. bricks, benches, that's not the issue. the one that [speaker not understood] the elements, the parks -- open plaza area and the point saying we're going to put a name. how is that going to look? on a park, how is that going to look on that point? what are we going to have to signify that? and is that going to be something if we open up to more of a commercial naming right and in a way or if it's going to be an individual foundation that's going to have the ability to h

and feature the brick construction and cast iron plasters and a regular pattern and was set parapit. >> just to give you a brief history, of the project, in 2002, a certificate of appropriateness was approved and allowed the removal of the bricks for structural improvements. it was removed between 2004 and 2007. the intent at that time was to store the brick and then reenstall it. in 2007. >> and it was approved and allowed for residential use in the building. >> and your construction staff and the owner went bankrupt and in 2011, the present owner bought the building, and the bricks were not part of the building and there was a change also, in management of the storage facility where the bricks were being stored and the bricks. >> there will be no deviation for the montgomery street. and the 2002 approved. and so the holding place 2002 and 2007 calls for the reinstallation of the brick. because the original brick is no longer available we had to consider the alternative we originally considered them. and in june we met with the arc and stucco was recommended as a prefered alternativ

snowboarding it could be things like skiing we'll be going up here now my is like getting a little bit plastered because we're getting as high as possible it's supposed to be almost a lot minus two degrees today even though it's still the end of september guru thought that once we get to one of the mountain clusters here at sochi this is what we would find a winter wonderland obviously mother nature telling us that the clock is ticking and she's ready for all those up but tater's as well as those sports men and women both paralympics as well as the olympics ready here to take part in those games. coming up i would take a look at why going tobe a still remains open. to be closed off the record. holder. if you leave with the economic up and downs in the final months day the london deal sang i and the rest because i think the taking will be everything we can all say. the interview. took over. choose your language. according to kill with no infidels going to stay still some of the. treatments that the consensus. to the opinions that immigrate to. choose to stories could impact the lives choose the a

snowboarding it could be things like skiing will be going up here now my years like getting a little bit plastered because we're getting as high as possible it's supposed to be almost a lot minus two degrees today even though it's still the end of september who'd have thought that once we get to one of the mountain clusters here at sochi this is what we would find a winter wonderland obviously mother nature telling us that the clock is ticking and she's ready for all those are spectators as well as those sports men and women both paralympics as well as the olympics ready here to take part in those games. misrule pretty produce being bumped off to be. because of security threats at the original venue in indonesia but as we were pulling online tonight it might not help much because radical islamist there are targeting the bikini clad parade all set to turn the event into a nightmare for the rich and beautiful one we don't more about that's on line it may be tough for supermodels and even easy to put one of the counterparts here in russia has been a very different kind of fashion shoot feeling bored

you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> commissioner adams. here. >> dwight. >> here. >> o'brien. >> riley. >> here. >> white. >> here. >> ortiz-cartagena is excused as well as ortiz and cartagena. >> and approval of the may, 6th 2, 013. item two, general public comment, do we have any members of the public that would like to make me comments on items pertinent to this commission that is not on today's agenda. >> seeing none closed. >> approval of the may 6, 2013 meeting minutes, this is an action item. >> move to approve. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> next item. >> item number 4, approval of the july 22, 2013 meeting minutes. >> move to approve. >> second. >> all in f

. >> reporter: plasterer hurt were somewhere at $100 million, and tiny tiny chunks of that we need to see more union more movement. >> reporter: when the unions are doing something but maybe not enough for bart management. still pushing the same proposal that they have been pushing for the last 30 days. that was the last time they talked so not a lot to be optimistic about the still have until october 10th when the cooling off period expires at the october 11th is the first day a week to see the next bart strike appeared >> pam: also ahead tonight at 8 on balloons time would cause what part of the bay bridge to be shut down. plus what authorities say he threw over the white house fence. and coming up next on what king on your answers for affordable health act. >> jacqueline: it was a beautiful day up there with temperatures and the '70s and '80s for most of the bay area. possibly brain in the forecast. reyna >> reporter: the program opens in october >> and not only provide information on health care of quality but also provide a commission to the bay area community. >> the texas for t

snowboarding it included things like we'll be going up here now my is like getting a little bit plastered because we're getting as high as possible it's supposed to be almost a lot minus two degrees today even though it's still the end of september guru thought that once we get to one of the mountain clusters here at sochi this is what we would find a winter wonderland obviously mother nature telling us that the clock is ticking and she's ready for all those that spectators as well as those sports men and women both paralympics as well as the olympics ready here to take part in those games. and such a twenty four thousand goes into orbit joining the crew of the international space station two russian cosmonauts of the historic mission of taking you live torch on a space walk what is paul scott sort of a. on board are two russian cosmonauts by the names of all a culture of he's the commander and surrogate resigns along with american astronauts michael hopkins now culture has been to space before in two thousand and seven and two thousand and nine before reasons can hawkins this is their ve

know how hard it was for her even before she went to prison saying she didn't want her face to be plastered everywhere as a man what do you how can we deal with this there are still a lot more education to be done around transgender people too many people around the world in the united states think of transgender people in terms of some of one of the kinds of medical treatment that many of us get many of us can't afford to get and some of his don't need or want we're so much more than that i always tell people that my being tracked and me being transgender is about the least interesting thing about me. and you know as for the military being ignorant i think what i say is this is just another area where the military just needs to update its policies if they. a look at what the medical community things if they look around at all of the transgender people serving openly in the military their policy is another one of these military policies that just doesn't make sense anymore if it ever made sense right it's about kind of getting with the time and getting up to date and how much of the media p

light damage buildings, superficial damage, broken windows, some plaster that might be cracked but basically a light damage building would be one that has mostly damage to the contents. shelves falling over, windows broken, that type of thing. if you had to go into a light damaged building, you would use these procedures. of course you gather information about a building before you go into it, as much information, who lives there, that type of thing. shut off any utilities needed, locate and triage any injured patients, document and communicate the location of any trapped or missing persons. it could be an invalid. in fact, most of the injuries apld most of the deaths in earthquake, they don't happen with structures falling down, they happen with items falling on you like televisions and bookcases. that's most of the deaths that happen in earthquakes. a moderately damaged building, this would be one that has a greater amount of cracking on the interior. moderately damaged building, you can actually go into. the procedures you would follow are basically the same. gather information, shut off

apprentices of the plumbing and pipefitting industry of the united states and canada, local 38; plasterers, local 66; sheet metal workers, local 104; auto, marine and specialty painters, local 1176; teamsters, local 853; and automotive machinists, local 1414 (joint common craft >> and number three to the tentative agreement between the district and the international union of operating engineers, local 39 and at the present timive agreement and between the district and the service employees and international union. local 1021. >> moved and second. >> i see no public speakers for this item. and so, at this time, i would like to call on the superintendent to read the recommendation for each agreement. >> thank you. >> president norton, i would like to call on executive director carm elo scarloto to read the motion. >> thank you, superintendent. >> and board. >> so the recommendation for the tentative agreement between the district and the international bother hood of workers, has got the san francisco board conducts a public hearing and adopts it in the related public disclosure documents. >>

in t plaster were the seals of the ancient neopolis officials. inside the doorway they found this sloping passageway filled from top to bottom with stones and rubble. clearing this took time because, mixed in with all the filling, were numerous objects. one of these was the head of tutankhamun as a young child. this rather extraordinary sculpture has a very specific purpose and meaning. tutankhamun is seen emerging from a blue lotus, just as the sun god did at the moment of the earth's creation. through this recreation, tutankhamun, too, would be able to be reborn as the sun god every day throughout eternity. when a second sealed doorway at the end of the passageway was removed, the archaeologists finally gained entrance to the actual tomb. this first room they called the "antechamber." it was crammed with objects. their minds could barely cope with the profusion. just inside the door, where m standing, abandoned by some rather unsuccessful tomb robbers back in the days of the pharaohs. the cup is carved from one piece of alabaster and takes the

i was absolutely plastered on the floor by a group of kids racing the stage at the cow palace in san francisco and i came up bleeding. it was unbelievable. >> you recount all of this. >> the book is about how they got started and when you see the people and the betrayal and how the first drummer was kicked out of the band and the relationships and the debachery and the loyalty and betrayal. 25 people still around who meet every two weeks to celebrate birthdays who put them where they are and never have been acknowledged. >> wow. and you do. thank you so much, larry kane, thank you. >> when they were boys, story of the beatles's rise to the top. >> good to meet you after all these years. it is exactly 11:43. still ahead, amazon's new tablet and what you can expect. dip route guilt. believe it or not, we will bruce you to a chef who lost more than 30 pounds and sharing his >> mixed news on the housing market. let's check in with cnbc for more on that and the rest of the business news. good morning. >> wall street has little change as they digest the latest data. new home sales gained 7

i see his name plastered. i know what i do. before my kids is my brother.s. prosecutors offered to reclassify his current burglary and vehicle charges as a probation violation. so rather than face trial and a possible prison sentence, he will serve 90 more days at santa rita before he's freed. retaliation from his former gang is always a possibility. but gabriel has other demons to be concerned with. >> what do you think the chances are you're going to stay away from meth? >> the chances are good. i just need a vice, some type of hobby. not a hobby like that. but i grew up this way. either i can take on smoking weed, which is not as serious as meth. me and meth don't mix. i can't drink much, you know what i'm saying? it easily affects me. i can take on drinking. it's legal. i got to find me some type of crutch to slowly get me off the meth. >> meth has taken a toll on eugene protsman's life as well. >> how are your teeth? >> i don't have none. >> let's see. >> what happened? >> too much meth. >> it all falls out. >> protsman blames meth on far more devastat

their names thob -- should be plastered everywhere and doing community service. >> they can sue him. these kids posted these pictures and public them in the public dough -- domain. fat chance. these kids are little criminals and ?ot nosed. they should be punished and disgusting behave. i hate to sound like an old person america's youth, but look at the behavior. >> the morality has broken down in the last six years. one more thing is up next. >>> i love the banjo. okay time for one more thing. grege? >> yesterday we covered how pat say jack of "wheel of fortune" denied a man of wining a puzzle because of a pronunciation mistake. let's roll that to remind people. >> i am going to solve. corner kuro cabinets. >> lewis. >> i will solve. rn coulder cur -- corner curio cabinets. >> unbelievable. i contacted pat sajack and he got back to me. as a clear thinking conservative you understand the value of rules. we enforce them not to deprive people of winnings, but to be fair to players past, present and future. it is easy to say let him have it and there would be no game. finally, gutfeld, r

their plaster of paris model was shipped across the atlantic, along with jefferson's plans, to guide the builders on the banks of the james river in virginia. jefferson's inspiration was to give the fledgling state government a symbolic structure, thus launching the classic revival in the united states. "i have met a young man of increasing reputation," wrote jefferson in his fourth year in paris, "who proposes to employ himself solely in painting the events of the american war." john trumbull of connecticut, inted by jefferson to pursue his work at the hotel de langeac, they become friends. the central figure in trumbull's most famous painting is jefferson at 33. his "declaration of independence" is being presented by the committee of 5 to the congress assembled in philadelphia. in paris, jefferson would sit with trumbull for hours, describing this room, even sketching the floor plan. he described the appearance and location of the members, remembering clearly the men with whom he had shared this moment. now, a decade later, the aging franklin had retired, and jefferson, the new min

official tells us, this is a murky, underground group that makes the name plastering on pro-regime propagandaey say this was an escalation. previously, erks perts say, they would go after the direct managers of the websites they were hacking. using a phishing e-mail. this time they went after the domain name system and connects you when you type in a website like cnn.com or nytimes.com to the specific computer addresses where that content is found. well, this time the hackers went after the managers of those connections. in this case, a firm that works with the company called melbourne i.t. they tricked them in to giving up the passwords. some people trying to go to "the times" peb site were steered to servers congressmaned by the syrian electronic army. will the hacks get worse as the pentagon once warned a cyber pearl harbor? homeland security expert says the syrian hackers will likely strike again. >> if they did work with some of their allies, with iran, if they were to get some support from china and russia, then, yes, then the game changes quickly. >> reporter: the targets for america's

it's made on, like the others, on bark paper sized with lime plaster, on which the images were painted with fine hair brushes and pigment in about, oh, five or six different colors. keach: many of these books were discovered by the sixteenth century spanish. they were said to be filled with genealogies, prophesies and religious beliefs. but to the spanish conquerors, they were blasphemous. in 1562, bishop diego de landa ordered them destroyed. "we found a large number of books in these characters, "and as they contained nothing "in which there were not to be seen "superstition and lies of the devil, "we burned them all, "which caused them much affliction." ironically, a book by bishop landa himself proved crucial to the understanding of maya writing. stuart: and in it is everything that he observed in yucatan about the maya, about their ceremonial cycles, their ritual calendars. he even had pictures of the glyphs drawn to put in the manuscript. and without that, we would know very little firsthand about the maya. keach: with landa as a guide, the nature of the ancient maya books became