but in terms of jackson pollock and rockwell, since i've written about both of them it fascinated methat they were taught to 12 k from the figure meaning a plaster cast come and they both were expected to master anatomical drawings. in pollock's case he rejected that and became an abstract artist who had no interest in rendering the figure but rockwell stayed with it and i think it's interesting that he came from a traditional arts background that relates more to the past. i do see them as representing the two opposite extremes of the american character. i would say he represents the desire for freedom, he wants to detroit tradition, whereas rockwell i would say represents the american desire for safety and security. he's the artist that represents what it's like to come home on thanksgiving and have somebody waiting for you. and i think both of those desires are equally key parts of the american character but the romantic side that wants to rebel against everything tends to be more exalted in the art than the third for safety and security which it sounds boring, right clicks how man

margrave of thorn, count palatine of pollock. that's not very much. are you sure that's all you are? it's been good enough for me. well, it's better than nothing, i suppose. get down the hatch. what's eating you, ma ubu? you're too bloodthirsty, pa ubu. i'm getting rich. now i'm going to have him read out the list of what i've got. registrar, read out my list and my titles and possessions. count of sandomir, count... the princedoms first, stupid bugger. princedom of podolia, grand-duchy of posen, duchy of courlande, county of sandomir, county of vitepsk, palatinate of pollock, margravate of thorn. - go on. - that's the lot. what do you mean that's the lot? oh, well, i'm going to make some laws next. hmm, that will be worth watching. i shall begin by reforming the judicial code, and then turn my attention to financial matters. [music] we are strongly opposed to any change. so, pshit. in the first place, judges will no longer receive a salary. and what shall we live on? we are all poor men. you'll keep the fines you impose, and the possessions of those

for example is the universe is infinite pollock is a special place for astronomers. really spelled the plant is from all over the world come to the canary. their location far out in the atlantic in close thequat is an outstanding vantage stae series. i'm a homeowner one hundred and eleven them on the of the vanities is one of the best places in the world for viewing the sky. man there's almost no disturbing artificial lights in the back amounts in school. rise above the clouds. a win. you do the world's most important observatory says here almost two and a half kilometers above sea level. comparable telescopes are found only in today and on hawaii. ana astronomers turn their gaze to objects millions of light years away. back to the time when the universe was born god healed once discovered a supernova. but his privilege workplace has its price. it is the pivotal to the community to be physically fit. it's not easy to wear to an altitude of two thousand four hundred meters and at night if you don't have to like it this way we all suffer from it. but if you enjoy your

were the artist jackson pollock, the poet alan ginsburg and the rap you are tour tupac shakur and she didn't need a visa to enjoy those. so we're waiting to see if vladimir putin on monday having recognized the independence of crimea will go further. will he bring it into the russian federation or will he stop where he is right now? very little sign given. how fast things are moving on the ground here in the crimean administrative capital simferopol will do more than grab their p challenge too be in russia. >> the sanctions are the most comprehensive the west have imposed since the cold war. even so they're considered to be lacking much bite. >> reporter: less than a day after the crimean referendum denounced by the west as having no validity european foreign ministers unanimously voted to sanction eight top crimean officials, 10 people from russia including members of the parliament and three military personnel who they say are directly involved in moscow's attempt to divide crimea from the ukraine. for the e.u.'s foreign policy head, a clear message has been sent. >> i really hope t

pollock in place of cause. in pulp species substitutions are much more frequent and pose a problem of traceability. today the entire fish industry may be affected by these health concerns. so much so that some health professionals are completely changing their viewpoints concerning fish. to maurice a is an oncologist today he is hosting an awareness raising workshop on the causes of cancer for these women all of whom are affected by the disease. our goal is not to go after the guilty parties but rather to take measures that will help prevent recurrence. and among the many causes that may lead to cancer fish has become one of his concerns. for the simple advice don't eat much big fish like salmon or tuna you know if not more than once or twice a month if you should eat small fish rich in omega three s. if possible for someone who has breast cancer i would recommend small fish but the person. eating fish may affect my health is that what you're saying yes yes before it was good because of its measurable constitue

one of those officials says that the only thing he really likes about america are, what, jackson pollock, allen ginsburg and tupac shakur and no sanctions will keep him from appreciating these things, flat out mocking the united states, i thought, fred. >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly what it was, and it shows the very bold position that many of these russian politicians and really russian officials have shown in this as well. all the indications that we're getting, john, is that russia is not afraid of a confrontation with the west, certainly not afraid of a confrontation with the united states on this issue. in fact, one of the things that we're hearing is that the parliament here in moscow today is going to be debating possible counter sanctions, and we would expect there possibly to be u.s. senators on that list as well, if those counter sanctions come through. these are initial discussions at this point. however, they said they are going to play hard ball, and everything that they're doing right now indicates they are going to take in crimea, despite the international reactions th

against the walls are what must have been $50 million, $60 million worth of mark rothkos, jackson pollocksabstract expressionist masterpieces. >> reporter: that artwork was one reason that kirn never doubted rockefeller until years later, when the whole world would learn that the art was expertly forged. >> you wouldn't guess that the man is fake, the art is fake, the name is fake-- everything, you know. >> reporter: shortly after the art appeared, sandra boss married her rockefeller. >> who supported your family financially after you got married? >> i did. >> who controlled the finances? >> the defendant. >> reporter: kirn met the couple in 1998 when the marriage was already in trouble. >> i remember sitting there, thinking, "this is a sad marriage. they don't love each other." it didn't seem like a happy place. >> reporter: but they stayed together and even had a daughter. in 2001, reigh storrow rockefeller was born. but five years later, sandra boss filed for divorce, and when things got contentious, her husband's con finally unraveled. >> i found out in august of 2007 that he was not c

that use relationship with israel religious freedoms anti semitism in coma to extremism and chris pollock or stitches hours for focus points the cpt together as a vp of its representative of the concerns many jewish people with eating across the european union. it's going to give up the jewish perspective to the very very big issue such a place in europe that moment i think in the season with the troublesome times times that the rise in anti semitism in many countries and also the um difficult relationship which many european countries seem to be having with the sole intent of. boycott divestment campaigns are we trying to address some of these issues in a very profound way the question but that just putting together a document like this will be able to have any significant influence within the european parliament. one of the nice pink little kids in your own jurisdictions says it's a positive step for organizations in the eu member states to be raising awareness to do jewish communal it is that once they reach out to members of european parliament or to your left lifted to the people whi

you could get and also roughly speaking we have pacific cod and alaskan halakhah yes but alaskan pollock has a. you mention it as an ingredient you know so that's illegal says if you know no money it's an anomaly to have the professional explain the possible origin of the alaskan pollock in the pulp of this raw material. we shouldn't exclude the possibility of the accidental origin of the fish or simply the fact that alaskan pollock is cheaper than the pacific cod which could be a case of fraud. and you also have another kind of possible fraud which would be passing off the farmed fish as a wild one also wash. in place of caught. in pulp species substitutions are much more frequent and pose a problem of traceability. today the entire fish industry may be affected by these health concerns. so much so that some health professionals are completely changing their viewpoints concerning fish. maurice a is an oncologist today he is hosting an awareness raising workshop on the causes of cancer for these women all of whom are affected by the disease. our goal is not to go after the guilty parties

they are pollock's. they're not hateful people.ust to hear that over and over but the only voice of sanity with that entire trial with the concluding statements there in the book in its entirety and amazing. >> host: we will play that in just a second public don't have time to go the way this was a show trial with their sentence may be in the question period we can bring this up but with the experiences of reata and nadia in the penal colony where you were able to go with your husband and visit. but the final statements whole trial proceeding will seem very strange to a westerner not the way you see the role of a judge or defense or prosecution for women said the only place you could have the political conversation. so maybe you could look at the final clap then go back and talk about it >> [applause] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [applause] >> she is beautiful then they're sentenced to a harsh john in the penal colony. we only have 20 minutes for q

. >>> putin's adviser, he said, i'm interested in tupac shakur, allen ginsberg and jackson pollock. i don't need a visa to access their work. i asked how the sanctions by the u.s. and e.u. were being seen in the region. >> reporter: they were seen in kiev and from the reaction in moscow they were pretty much laughed off. in effect the memorandum, the document from 1924 which russia, the u.s. and britain signed providing ukraine with so-called security guarantees in return for nuclear disarm was a worthless piece of paper. i don't think anybody expected such a weak response from the west to a naked aggression reminiscent of something from the late 1930s conducted by nazi germany. what would have been a more rebusmorerobust response. no one was willing to put soldiers, boots on the ground. what would have been a more robust response if this is weak. >> well, first of all straight away throwing russia out of the g-8 where i don't think it ever should have been there. secondly, the list of people who were subjected to visa bands and asset freezes should have been far greater and should

and pollock. i don't need a visa to access their work.o tragedy for me was another comment from klishas. set of sanctions deserves another. in response to the american restrictions on russians putin is set to release own set of sanctions twens u.s. ofgs aagais and senators. according to the daily beast, senator dick durbin said, my lithuaniian mother would be product. john mccain who traveled to kiev last week to meet with ukrainian leaders was looking forward to and he said you think i'm not going to be on it? i would be honored to be on that list. it is not entirely clear whether putin's enemy list will include vice president joe biden. dispatched to warsaw to deal with the crisis did not appear bent on mending fences. >> unfortunately, russia's leaders have responded with a brazened military incursion with a purposeful ratcheting up of ethnic intention inside ukraine with a rushed and legal referendum in crimea that was not surprisingly reject by virtually the entire world. >> what it means to have the action rejected by virtually the

pollock? >> it's a miracle fish.ld be pointed out that every meal is paid for by the crew on duty. they pool their money and shop as a unit. >> what's the firehouse favorite by consensus? >> oh, steaks, man. >> steaks? if i were the regular cook here, the pole firehouse would be in totally open rebellion. >> why? >> first of all, i'd be making stews because they're cheap. and i think they're delicious. plus i'd be trying out like tripe and guts on you guys and i don't know how that would go. >> that would not go. >> you'd be eating like italian peasants every day if i was the cook here. a big bowl of stew with a big hunk of bread and that would be about it. i'd be pocketing the difference, yeah. >> lamb chops seared in the pan then finished over the grill. then caesar salad with chicken. >> ever find out how are the other firefighters eating around the city? >> you know, what are you guys having for chow? >> you ever get tempted? oh, yeah, we had foie gras with truffles. all the time. >> we'll be eating lobster in a

are tupac shakur, allen beginsburg and jackson pollock. are they mocking it?it does seem like they're scoffing at these sanctions. there's a deputy prime minister who tweeted this evening or earlier today calling president obama comrade barack obama. what should those do have no accounts or property abroad? this deputy prime minister obviously referring to himself saying he doesn't have any assets in the united states to freeze so that does appear to be the russian response so far. but what the white house is saying, what administration officials have been saying all day long, erin, is that these sanctions were just the first step announced today. as you mentioned just a few moments ago, they do expect these sanctions to ratchet up in the coming days and that will depend on russia's actions. you talked about president putin issuing that decree. well, he's going to be talking to the russian parliament tomorrow. we should hear more about his plans but senior administration officials are expecting that president putin will seek to imf russia. one thing we did hea

pollock, louisiana, april 5th, 2006.victed murderer escapes from a federal penitentiary, and a massive manhunt is on to capture him. the fugitive, richard lee mcnair, is a dangerous criminal, a highly intelligent martial arts expert who's escaped from two other prisons in the past before being recaptured. this time, he hides in a mail truck. he's the first prisoner to escape from a federal maximum security facility in nearly 15 years. hours after mcnair's discovered missing, an officer with the ball police department sees a man running on the railroad tracks and gets out to question him. >> what it is, we've got an escapee. >> oh. where from? >> a prison. >> is it the man he's looking for? >> when i crossed the tracks down there, i saw you running. and i said, well, how lucky can i be? >> nope, nope, nope, nope. i'm not no prison escapee. >> the police only have an old, blurry photograph of the prisoner they're looking for. and the officer can't tell if the person he stopped matches the description. so, he asks the man s

i have no interest in america, he says my only interest in america is jackson pollock and allen ginsbergerest i have in america. one of the people we are supposed to be scaring. we don't even sanction the rich guys in russia. we just picked out some random guys in russia. stuart: why you so fired up about this? >> i take it seriously. i understand the ukraine is a situation, just the beginning and all these other nations. will we have to go back to a cold war textbook to save money? that is where we are heading. seeing america abused online we have worked hard for this prestige, we're never going to be loved by like being respected. stuart: even if the president didn't do the website thing he sent a message to vladimir putin. we downsized our military, leaving two middle east conflicts without any resolution knowing ultimately the same terrorists control afghanistan and iraq and we have a president with no sort of feel for these encounters. >> permission to engage? thank you very much, i owe you a favor. you gave me a tie on st. patrick's day. stuart: we will show the audience. >> people

you know they lasted jackson pollock.ter: maloof is still archiving mayere inging maier's 100,000 photographs. saved from obscurity, an unknown street photographer is now out of the shadows and into theaters. >> what's interesting in looking at those negative almost every shot she took was a great shot. it's not like she took hundreds. it was amazing. i was there when john was going through them. i was like every one she brought out -- >> it was amazing how she used light. >> she had an amazing ability to get close to people on the street. >> what a fascinating lady. >>> coming up a music act releasing one copy of its album. will somebody pay millions for it? you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." [ woman ] i could see it in their faces. they weren't looking at me. ♪ ♪ i can't believe i still have acne at my age. i feel like it's my acne they see...not me. [ female announcer ] acne is a medical condition that can happen at any age. fortunately, a dermatologist can prescribe aczone® (dapsone) gel... fda approved for

. >> i also heard that this found a cure for a shop on pollock's drip >>shot of politics--- >> therend the image what scoured the website looking for something that is similiar. >> this will allow you to buy right then and there online. >> also, you were talking about how you found the fashion. >> this is a security alarm system that will be embedded in jury. let's say that you sense something, this is for the bracelet. you can see the chip goes and. if use since any danger, you just have to squeeze the risk man and this will set a push notification to your friends and family that you programs and it also central location. >> so, this is a way to doubt 911. >> yes, in a sense. i do not think you can actually just press a button with it at this point but i do see that happening down the road. >> if you would think that will be the next logical step. >> what about a famous computer in jeopardy. >> they have reprogram this computer system to actually be a chef in a sense, it analyzed thousands and thousands. after analyzing this all you have to do and put a couple of ingredients and the

it is symbolically the purest statement of pollock poppel -- public policy that we are all in this together are programs that affect everybody. the old mass of these programs doesn't work. >> paul taylor on the coming generational showdown. bing west will take your calls on the mideast, afghanistan, and iraq. booktv is every weekend on c-span two. join the online discussion. look for the book club be.org. >> washington journal continues. host: a spring À la report said the drought in the west could spread. here to talk about how these weather conditions can impact a student prices -- food prices is richard volpe. guest: we are worried about commodities and we see severe weather. if food prices go up, it will be three commodity markets. we have our i mostly on california. there is on the great -- drought. it is a powerhouse agriculturally. most of these markets in california are the biggest producer of consumers. if there is a problem with the weather, commodity prices will increase. host: how soon our food prices impacted by specific weather events? guest: it depends on the event. it also d

if you got him had known that the artists in pollock were creating a series of paintings depicting him with almost biblical illustrations it's highly likely he would not have approved. the first human flight into space was seen as a triumph of science. gotten himself often said that spaceflight was no miracle but a direct result of hard work by thousands of people researches engineers and developers. he was simply lucky to have been chosen from twelve other wealthy candidates in his own story though there is no shortage of miracles prophecies and eureka moments. the images that he was being awarded some accolade elbows which there was a reception being held for the occasional good and suddenly says ladies and gentleman at another time in the sixty's we didn't have gentlemen and we didn't have ladies. we just had citizens for the most we had men and women. and anyway yeah i know where he comes from i know the village of clue chena i know that place. he was born to an ordinary family in a small house in a remote village. and was born in one thousand thirty four and in one nine hundred th

minority groups here or from groups elsewhere and ukraine that come to lend them assistance to them and pollock turning to the latest news a delegation from the crimean parliament went to moscow today to discuss the recent events and talk about the future was there any reaction in those talks to the recent u.s. imposed sanctions on russia or even the e.u. talk of imposing sanctions will the crimean delegation is in moscow and till tomorrow and one of the proposals on the table is actually to make suggest a poll where you have the russian military feet the capital and not the sez he where i'm standing some from walpole the russian president vladimir putin reiterated what he said before and that is that the ukraine should not become the reason for relations between the west and russia to deteriorate he also stated that . he said this before that sanctions are not going to achieve anything he said that sanctions will only backfire and that is the message that the russian president has given before obviously people here on the ground are watching this meeting very closely and again there's a sense