in the roman empire they beg a comparison for sheer size and magnificence. they are perfect of their kind and they stand for megalomania for sheer wanton extravagance. but obeying the ancient cultic side on the big cow plains at the foot of the snow capped mountains of lebanon care the indigenous syrians worshiped the great god bud. later alexander the great name the place heliopolis and made it sacred to the sun god helios. and it was here too that the romans built their mighty temple to jupiter two thousand years ago but that temple too did not survive the passage of time. it wasn't until the nineteenth century that the ruins were rediscovered travelers in the orient sort out the remains of the temple it was no longer believers in the dating who came but the leaders in art and stead of offerings they brought strange operator says in whose windows the world appeared upside down. with these operators as they imagined they could possess themselves of the past and present. since that time the eye of the buddha has been governed. by the viewfinder of the camera

that this was traditional arab culture merged with roman architectural skills. the funds for building the colosseum came from the olive trade over a period of two hundred years since the time of julius caesar the north african desert had developed into one vast all of growth this barren windswept region had become the roman empire's most important source of oil. because of its commercial success has just exerted great influence of. money rule the tiny metropolis money acquired with ambition and in the end place demonstrative leon shows through construction of the arena here there's a sense of the clever business minded people of the province of his dress is made manifest in. no historical source can come up with a sound reason why a flourishing city should have a risen here of all places construction of the arena alone must have taken enormous effort the sandstone blocks had to be brought from thirty kilometers away and since this particular type of rock is soft and brittle the blocks must have been of a huge size to support the weight of the building safely. we

christianity became the state religion of the roman empire at a time when it was already beginning to collapse the city of rome the capital was a civilized metropolis of millions whose standards of living and represented the pinnacle of human history. the roman empire has placed themselves on the same level as the gods even today we talk of the buildings and legacies as monumental which also means overwhelming. different baptists cust two of the christianity whether it likes it or not is also an add to the roman empire they were temporally contagious the roman empire had a claim to universality in christianity also claims universality and translated it into the commandment to go into the world and preach the gospel to all creation because that in the in. the first images the first pictorial symbols arose alongside the script when the christian or a trees in rome was still hidden underground in the catholic or. these pictures were different from those of pre-christian and take with him portrayed angels wearing halos instead of winged messengers with laurel reeds but in the beginning th

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sophia has been shaped by seven thousand years of history under the roman prison time and also among them was. stunning stuff cancer cough is an actor and tour guide in sofia he's very optimistic about the city's future ten years ago so if there was more grain now it's like more colorful more vivid a lot of interesting places a lot of events occur. can be seen from all over sofia at least when the clowns don't block the view. of the status of cancer coughs group begins the day with a visit to sophia's oldest market the women's market bombers from all over bug area sell their produce him as well as unusual souvenirs. this metro station is called savvy cars which was the roman name for sophia while building the station workers found remains of the original city and simply left them on display . less than one hundred meters from the roman excavations is the bunya mosque built by the old summons and right next door the sephardic synagogue the jewish and muslim communities in sofia i'm now relatively small but the building still have great significance in the city. what we sold so far are

roman tried but couldn't. as soon as he put his chest in the water he felt he could no longer breathe so he didn't actually dip his entire body itself into the icy waters. >> you forgot to dip your head. >> this is an opportunity for him to redeem himself. so they get a chainsaw and they start cutting a hole in the icy cold pond. >> i didn't realize how thick the ice was -- oh! >> ooh! that looks frigid. >> their buddy is going to start first. >> you're doing good -- what? >> that's how you got to do, just go for it, dunk in and pop back out. >> that's what the buddy did. he dips himself in, immediately gets himself out and starts running toward the house. and he's actually running toward the hot tub that they've prepared so they had a really warm place to jump into. >> just looking at that time gives me a little bit of heart rush. >> all right, now it's time for roman, just do this, just go. >> commit. bailey's right, just jump in. that's the worst part, there, yeah. >> see, he just hesitated. >> oh my phone'

>> well, roman.'s doing such a good job he may have to step it up a little bit. >> it's looking pretty good. >> not bad. better than i could do and not in that atv. >> i'm thinking roman is looking a little too clean so brittany has to give him a little paint. that is your challenge for the day at the atwood house, face painting while offroading. >> you look amazing. >>> super bowl is around the corner and we've got a sweet treat for you. >> today we're making super sausage sandwiches. >> why this snack will be a big hit at your party. >>> and sky diving isn't enough of a rush anymore. >> once they're stable, she starts climbing up towards his canopy. >> see what they do next. ♪ ♪ uploading your w2. just take a little photo of it. no kerfuffle. see, nothing to be afraid of at all. intuit turbotax. when my smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toothpastes only remove surface stains, colgate optic white high impact white is different. it has hydrogen peroxide, to whiten four shades for

first american state capitol to open after the revolutionary war and since we are the first monumental roman temple style public building in the modern era, it's influence on other state capitols, county courthouses and public buildings that are famous up in d.c. can't are underestimated. ivan them described as the iconic buildings in d.c. as the sequel to the virginia state capitol back here in richmond. we started off with our first political center at jamestown, which is the oldest english-speaking settlement in north america. and that was used throughout the 16 hundreds and there were multiple buildings, public and private used for government meetings. and then when we moved to williamsburg we built a capital in the english colonial tradition which burned down in the middle of the 17 hundredans we rebuilt a second one. and it was the second capitol in williamsburg that we left behind when we moved here to richmond during the revolutionary war. and interestingly mr. jefferson who introduced the bill to relocate to richmond, by the time we made the move a year later he was serving as gover

have the first american state capitol to open after the revolutionary war and the first monumental roman temple style public building in the modern era, its influence on other state capitols, county court houses and public buildings that are very famous up in washington d.c. cannot be underestimated. in fact i've heard architectural historian describe the iconic government buildings as the sequel to the virginia state capitol in richmond. we started off with our first political center at james town, which is the oldest english speaking settlement in north america and that was used throughout the 1600 hads and there were multiple buildings used for government meetings and when we moved to williamsbering we built a capitol which burned down in the middle of the 1700s and we rebuilt a second one and it was the second one we left behind when we moved here during the revolutionary war and interestingly mr. jefferson had introduced the bill to relocate to richmond, by the time we made the move, he was serving as governor and got to over see the process. if you think of the capitol as an essay

>> roman: right now we are just >> anna: hey, there, handsome. >> roman: ah [chuckles] hi. >> anna: hi anna. >> anna: you ready? >> roman: actually, you're a little bit early. i wanted to have a talk with eric. >> eric: dad, you can go. i don't think we have to have another conversation about my pathetic love life. >> anna: oh. it's her again, isn't it? >> eric: yeah, i'm afraid so. >> anna: well then, talk to your dad. and i will just go over and put our name in. >> roman: all right. cool.

by claimants a list of the victims back to mr prince entre bishop of going to elect or of the holy roman empire. feel free to come a little closer to the days when access was reserved to the high society along ponced they used to drive up in their carriages into this covered called yard the princes and bassett is the counts and bishops eminences in excellence and it's. a goose just board was just one of claimants just as palaces but without a don't the most splendid and most beautiful in those days the nobility had the place to themselves to day entry is open to all for a small admission fee we'll show you much of what's still here so if you'd like to follow me. maurice this lad is always so. dream but could there be a better place to dream than the splendid staircase a rock a co masterpiece it was designed by the celebrated but design norman don't you to get the impression that your heart grows lighter with every step you take as though you were taking off from the floating. claimants august was the fifth of it was back to occupy the archbishop brick of cologne for him a ghost as bold w

this metro station is called savage cut which was the roman name for sophia while building the station workers found remains of the original city and simply left them on display . less than one hundred meters from the roman excavations is the bunya mosque built by the also monks and right next door the sephardic synagogue the jewish and muslim communities in sofia and they're relatively small but the building still have great significance in the city. what we social fire a mosque athena go to christian orthodox churches really really close to each other that's why we like to call the square here the square of dollar runs because we like to say that there are only once don't throw away from each other but they never for all stalls at each other. if you start to feel a little cold during your winter tour sophia's. thermal springs are never far away the public baths and no longer in use but anyone is free to sample the natural mineral water. next it's on to the presidential palace and then one of the city's best kept secrets the church of st george all the rotunda as it's known locally ca

elizabeth román, médico 2:04 "y algunas veces la influenza puede tener mucha fiebre, pero esta fiebreinfluenza se han notado este año que los pacientes tienen más como dolor de estómago, vómito y diarrea, más síntomas gastrointestinales" los hospitales han reportado una incidencia inusual durante esta temporada de gripe: el virus está afectado a todos por igual. en años anteriores, los más vulnerables eran los pacientes mayores de 65 años de edad, niños y mujeres embarazadas. los expertos indican que vacunarse, es el primer paso y el más importante para protegerse contra el virus de la influenza, también tome mucha líquido y sí se enferma, quédese en casa y llame a su doctor de inmediato. 3:10 se lava las manos con agua y jabón, si tienen tos se tapa, use una máscara, no lleve a sus niños y ancianos donde hay mucha gente enferma" román insiste en que lo más importante es la prevención porque el virus de la influenza es muy contagioso.yunaisy garcia, noticiero t48 --a pocas horas de que el papa realice una misa en chile... tres helicopteros fueron quemados... los detalles en solo minut

you look a little disheveled. >> roman: well, i was just, you know-- >> anna: roman, i can't find my earring. i think i lost it somewhere in your bed. >> eric: anna. >> hope: hey, cuz. >> jennifer: hey. >> hope: hey, happy new year. >> jennifer: hi. i wasn't expecting to see you here. >> hope: hello, sweetie. >> jennifer: boy, you look good. >> hope: thank you. >> jennifer: as commissioner again. how does it feel?

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this metro station is called celtic cup which was the roman name for sophia while building the station workers found remains of the original city and simply left them on display. less than one hundred meters from the roman excavations is the bunya mosque built by the also monks and right next door the sephardic synagogue the jewish and muslim communities in sofia and they're relatively small but the building still have great significance in the city. what a social fire a mosque athena go to christian orthodox church is really really close to each other that's why we like to call the square here the square of dollar runs because we like to say that there are only one stone for all away from each other but they never for all stalls at each other. if you start to feel a little cold during your winter tour sophia's thermal springs are never far away from the public by. no longer in use but anyone is free to sample the. mineral water. next it's on to the presidential palace and then one of the city's best kept secrets the church of st george or the rotunda as it's known locally can you gues

for example, room or hollywood embraced director roman polanski?e was accused of raping multiple times a 13-year-old girl. 1977. after hee gave her champagne and quaaludes. at the time, he was 43. he was eventually charged with six felony counts but he fled to europe before being sentenced. you would think after that, hollywood would be completely in the business of disowning and renouncing roman polanski. that never happened. here's what i did instead. back in 2003, he won an oscar for best director and the celebrity filled audience erupted in applauseer like i had never heard before, even the roman polanski can't come back to america because he was avoiding authorities overseas. listen to the level of cheering when his name is called out by harrison ford. watch this. >> roman polanski. "the pianist" [cheers and applause] >> sean: really? standing ovation? raucous applause? a child rapist, a 13-year-old to give drugs and alcohol to? at its worst. hollywood support of him did not and then, in 2009, when he was arrested in switzerland and connection

roman, roman investigations "he prbably thought he was going to lose custody." > they say there flags to indicate rounin had cracked. but signs he left, which they discovered after their deaths tell them a lot.< frank roman, roman investigations "he had pinned the picture and the christmas card right here." along with a mini koran." "completely clearn. and this was standing just like that."> <"this was a planned situation. he knew he wasn't coming back.">and a recent change to his profile picture, may also hold some clues...it shows the word "talk" exed out and act in bold red letters. but his friends described a man loved life, and lived for his girls"i knew how much he loved those girls. "this is unfortunate. yes, these girls should be here today. yes, he was wrong in how they died. "i think he just became so overwhelmed with fear that he was going to lose these girls, he flet that that was the out." (catherine) that was rowena shaddox reporting from west sacramento....where a candlelight vigil was held for the two girls earlier today. (steve) nearly two dozen residents and a