to the identity of his statue at the top of a dome or the meaning of the paintings in the rotunda is determined about such ideas that visitors bring with them. the same applies to the historical events referenced in the art. the ideological reception of the capital's art is the second topic i will outline. my third and final section circles is back to freedom. whose true identity i shall suggest to at the end of my talk , and then to arrive at freedom on time i selected a complex cluster of visual and historical themes, the usage of people and places from elsewhere in the americas, especially columbus, the representation of indigenous peoples in the capital, and the buildings gendered representation of america and its history. topics, butl vast threaded together in the capital in a way i hope to show you, something almost as simple as a stolen kiss or a stolen sword. me, one of the conservators. someone in the room might know who this is. you can see how tempting it is, right? ok, so part one, for a souvenir, a reference to a quote i read a little while ago. complainedn sculptor in a

. >> race through the capitol rotunda. look at him go. must-see video of the congressman wounded in an attack. five months ago. racing through the halls of congress. act of forgiveness that brought a judge to tears in a murder trial next at 6:00. bill: good evening. we are tracking cooler conditions as we look ahead to the coming days right now. it's drier and clearer up to the northern areas. cool time lapse to show you. you will see a little bit of that coming what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one pet? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. everything you want in a bed, in a box. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. michelle: a powerful image from kentucky. that is a father hugging his son's killer who he says he forgives. it happened at the end of an emotional trial that included confession and apology. testimony even brought the judg

. >> shannon: we have the opportunity to walk through the rotunda with you. everyday folks from around america had a chance to shake your hand. so many said they were praying for you. what does that mean for you? >> vice president pence: they are the sweetest words we hear. it takes nothing away from our determination to get to the bottom of what happened. to understand the why, to determine whether or not there were errors along the way. in particular with regard to the reporting of this individual's background in the air force. but right now, i truly believe that covering those families in prayer is making a difference in their lives. it will continue to support those families in that community in the days ahead. >> shannon: you ramp up on tax reform, a lot of folks are saying it won't be the democrat to stop you from getting this done. you weren't counting on their votes anyway, but are you surprised by some of the conservative criticism that's coming our way? a number of republican members having serious objections to what they've seen so far on the house

. >> moore made headline when is he installed a giant monument of the ten commandments in the rotunda of the alabama state judicial building. >> we allowed it to be taken from us. >> he was removed from the bench but later reelected only to be removed again when he defied the federal courts on same-sex marriage. >> it is immoral, defined by the law as detestable. >> president trump supported moore's primary opponent but eventually backed moore, though said he would have to step aside if the allegations are true. >> i would probably have taken what he did to me to my grave had it not been for the courage of four other women that were willing to speak out. >> beverly young nelson, who says she was a trump supporter was the first to come forward with the attorney gloria allred by her side. she said she was working as a waitress at a local restaurant where she said moore was a regular and often flirtation. >> he would speak to me and sometimes pull the ends of my long hair as i walked by him. >> she said moore, a 30-year-old deputy district attorney wrote in her year book, "to a sweeter g

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this towering rotunda was purpose built to house a single painting a three hundred sixty degree panorama seventeen meters high by seventy five meters long. it provides an insight into how people lived in the middle ages there are servants merchants monks tradesmen and princes it's fifteen seventeen the year the protestant reformation unleashed a revolution in the christian church. both are stands outside all saints church in britain where he has just posted his ninety five feces on religious reform. church officials were appalled by looters attack luther was particularly outraged about the sale of indulgences a common practice whereby the clergy would forgive people sins in return for a fee. so most begun to get a feel for lining up to buy indulgences which were sold by indulgent brokers and you can see them for grappling in a dungeon certificate from someone with a he was adamant that indulgences had nothing to do with god or the church because i think he could not believe that the church could sink so low. the secret so for comment but luther had his own flaws this scene depicts a jewi

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held at the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh prince albert will lead bin tele the majority owner of the rotunda media company and a business partner of rupert murdoch through both twenty first century fox and news corp as well as well lead ibraheem who is related to the royal family by marriage and owns n.b.c. and. a pan arab news channel based in dubai the two media barons find themselves in their ritzy gilded cage is reportedly for resisting the crown prince's repeated attempts over the past year to buy their companies he didn't want to be full price for the shares and they were not interested in selling to begin with after ten months of negotiations went nowhere he then gave up he was fed up with the process he's very impatient and impulsive and as a result he forced them in he want them to send in the. i think that happened already under in custody he wants all media not only to sing the tune of the saudi regime but to sink is own personal cue that was one of the reasons they tried to blockade against qatar it was because of al-jazeera is prominence in the media they are very media minded a

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as rendering an area ethnically homogeneous by using force or intimidation fortify wright says the rotunda crisis may even be genocide which is the intentional targeting of a community for destruction by murdering people and imposing measures to prevent births within the group manned mars military leaders deny security forces are guilty of all that now simon i want to ask you want to you make of matthew's reports and do you consider what's going on in iraq and state to be genocide. i think it's very clear that the a is on the march to genocide and we have to stop this. what makes these reports so credible is that the burmese army has used the exact same tactics against the ethnic minorities the kitchen the xan the qur'an in fact a mother in qur'an state successfully sued unocal. for the fact that the. when clearing village to make way for a pipeline built by unocal and hotel for her baby into the fire. and her baby died of those injuries so this is entirely credible given what the bushies army has done before not just in rakhine state but against other ethnic minorities in burma matthew i

secretary of state rex tillerson is call for an independent investigation into the rotunda crisis he visited me in mar where he met leader on some sochi as well as the head of the military more than six hundred thousand people have fled to neighboring bangladesh after a crackdown in rakhine state it's got high live reports from the capital. these are scenes that the u.s. secretary of state calls just horrific the military crackdown in rakhine state has sent more than six hundred thousand richenda refugees fleeing into bangladesh in the past three months rex tillerson arrived in the capital neighborhood or at the end of a high profile trip to asia with president donald trump there were a crisis was the focus of this stop for only a few hours we've. heard reports of widespread across the middle of i mean wars of the security forces. who are surely here the forces during the recent violence say. tillerson met military chief men and said that an impartial and credible investigation is needed and anyone implicated needs to be prosecuted and broad economic sanctions against myanmar are not

invocation of the funeral of ronald reagan and gerald ford and when rosa parks was lying in order in the rotunda me and did not even have a speaking part. but this is the of moment at the museum of the bible is god rewarding before my faithfulness on capitol hill. [laughter] [applause] walking distance from my office in a museum that celebrates the life of most passionate about in my life because the word of god means to live on the cutting edge. it is powerful hebrews' says it is? and allied. so with bone and marrow with the intent of the human heart that is more bin you search it. is a treasure for me for those scriptures one hour a day because i of love to hear the voice of god reverberating in the corridors of my spirit. it has taught me it is possible to live on the cutting edge and people start using motor vehicles as weapons of mass destruction and they defiled the sanctity of the house of worship with automatic weapons, we're living in challenging times. with the ephesians six it reminds us that there is the element of the demonic in our world against flesh and blood and the rulers of th

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adam shapiro is live inside that rotunda. he is one that broke the news about the 401k catch up program that now might be facing that. now adam has more for you. steve forbes also there. 400 of the nations who were wealthy speaking out. steve is not one of them but he is here to tell you if any of their arguments had merit. and the man entrusted by the treasury secretary. tony is life from the north -- north lawn of the white house. they squeeze in under the deadline. plus president trump in the philippines at this hour. hobnobbing with world leaders. a major trade announcement when he returns to dc on wednesday. with someone who might know what that surprise involves. general electric with the reins. no blue ribbon awarded for the just announced ge makeover. investors don't like it to the loss of 8% on the stock right now. all of you that got in last week. they are now below $19. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. i am just looking at msg stock. the new york entertainment behemoth. the stock is

this happened at the capital rotunda. you may recall he was shot at congressional baseball practice in alexandria in the summer. he posted this video on the youtube page an hour ago. you can see that congressman johnson won. fun for everybody. alison: the fall chill is sticking around and so are the clouds. chief meteorologist bill kelly tracking the forecast. bill: good evening. a little on the chilly side. i was just looking at this. belle haven country club in alexandria. foursome in the last few minutes walked off the green. i posted how chilly is too chilly for you to go out and we are in the mid-40's. i'm layered up. 40's is fine by me. 49 degrees in d.c. the sun is now set and it will drop daylight quickly. 45 at 7:00. keep it in the mid-40's. we will see the clouds break up. chilly one. drier than it was yesterday. we are talking about the first freeze in a few minutes. >> good afternoon. i'm kidd o'shea. live at the c.m.a.'s getting ready for country's biggest night. you will never believe how far a fan traveled

rob: let's talk about the capitol rotunda race. >> using a scooter to get around, yesterday he challengedce. here is how that went down. ♪ rob: so intense. jillian: they are both winners. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. bread, wine and chocolate to your diet. they are key to everlasting youth showing they contain chemicals that can rejuvenate older dna leaving your skin looking older. rob: a call for help, a driver in oregon called deputies when he heard someone yelling help me but it was just a parrot, wasn't actually hurt. diego will not face charges. jillian: would you pay $900 for this designer dress that looks like dry-cleaning plastic wrap? i don't know how to say that. the overlay dress was designed to showcase the runway. there you have it. "fox and friends" start right now. tomorrow is friday. >> >> the entire world must unite to confront the north korean mess. >> either china will take care of this problem or we will. >> you leak questions to the hillary campaign during a cnn town hall. >> i made sure that our candidates. i didn't want them blind sided. >> that's the --

i think this also -- i hear this is distant tofoot falls that wi land in the rotunda. they are both was implicated by this latest dispute. the greater the threat that the president will do something dramatic to try to short circuit this inquiry. then we are back to this question we asked all year. if it comes to that, are republicans in congress willing to defend this investigation reappointing robert mueller or so forth? because these are the kinds of questions that implicate that issue. >> look, it's not to ascribe any kind of illegality. this is the high bar. you have to show someone involved, whether kushner or someone else, not just had dealings with or coordinated, but it was to advance a legal purpose. it is a higher bar. he has more to answer for, to explain than most. he brought in the analytics company that reached out to wikileaks. he was at that meeting, he said he left early that, don jr. went to with the russian lawyer. he has familiarity with this belarussian man in the dossier. he has more to explain. >> so much of this is about tkus closure. >> he won'

prayed a prayer when rosa parks was lying in honor in the capitol rotunda with president george w. even have a speaking part so this is but this is the walter mitty moment and the museum of the bible is god rewarding me for my faithfulness on capitol hill. you need to know that is why this building is here. praise god. [applause] walking distance from my office and it is a museum that celebrates the thing that i am most passionate about in my life because the word of god has enabled me to live on the cutting edge. the word of god is powerful. hebrews four: twelve says it is quick and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing the dividing asunder of bone and marrow and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the human heart. that is why the rabbi credit so slowly. it searches you more than you search it. it is a treasure for me. i pray the scriptures and our a day because i love to hear the voices of god reverberating in the corridors of my spirit. it has taught me it is possible to live on the cutting edge. we are facing challenging times. when people start using motor vehic

there will be carousel inside the rotunda at city hall. >> that will be nice, christmas village still being set up? >> christmas village will be at the soft opening of love park, so right across, really be holiday central at city hall. >> love. that will also, if you want to have little fun, why not go to the universal soul circus going on. >> amazing out in fairmount park, universal soul circus, dynamic show. it has performers from all around the worlds. they are doing the limbo, and dancing, and it is combines with urban vibe, so it is such a good time. >> and they can dance. i remember i was dancing through the aisles last year. also, if you want to get in the car, longwood gardens, their fountains, is it time for their holiday show the lights that they do? >> yes, the holiday show hasn't started quite yet, but right now the blooms indoor at the conservatory, nice and warm, not walking outdoors at longwood, but you can, fall colors are still really vibrant out there in kennett square. so you can go to the meadow garden and walk through, there if you want to see the fall colors, or

in 2003 for refusing to remove a monument of the ten commandments in the rotunda of the alabama judicial building. after being reelected, he was again ousted in 2016, for ordering his judges to defy the u.s. supreme court's ruling legalizing marriage equality. moore is also well known for his racist, islamophobic and homophobic positions. in 2005, he said homosexuality should be illegal, like bestiality. meanwhile, other allegations continue to rock state politics and hollywood. multiple women have accused minnesota state senator of sexual harassment. the women say schoen groped and touched them without their consent, and that he sent at least one woman a photo of male genitalia over snapchat. several lawmakers and minnesota governor mark dayton are calling on schoen to resign. this comes after kentucky state congressman jeff hoover has resigned as kentucky's house speaker, after it surfaced that he'd settled a sex harassment claim with one of his female staff members. he is refusing to give up his seat altogether, despite escalating pressure. five women have come forward to accuse power

adam shapiro is live inside that rotunda.broke the news about the 401k catch up program that now might be facing that.

you're in the russell rotunda.lain to our viewers why this may actually help bring in more revenue. >> reporter: well, liz, there's breaking news. we can confirm it will be in the chairman's mark. they are going to include in the revisions to the senate finance committee tax reform bill later this afternoon that clause to repeal the obamacare individual mandate. that is going to come out within the next hour to two hours. liz: okay. so we should -- okay. i'm sorry, you know, i'm just -- when you just said that, i'm thinking, wait, we've got this 6:30 p.m. thing on the house, adam -- >> reporter: on the house, yes. liz: exactly. give us a sense of where the senate now stands. are you hearing anything about the count? >> reporter: okay. so the source that i am dealing with, let me put it this way, they would not have put this in they didn't have the count among the senators. they've been doing a whip count all morning long going into that lunch where they were pressuring those who might be on the sidelines. the reaso

. >> shepard: mike emanuel at the rotunda. thanks. two more women are a using the republican senate candidate roy moore of pursuing them when they were working at the mall. while a third woman says moore groped her at his office. moore has denied accusations of sexual misconduct with teenagers and refusing to quit the senate race in alabama. he's also set to speak at a meeting of religious leaders in a matter of moments. we're live in birmingham for more. we're waiting for the white house briefing to begin on fox news channel on this thursday afternoon. it's ok that everyone ignores me while i drive. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide.

bin talaga is also the owner of rotunda media group one of the arab world's most popular media outlets detained with him are the heads of other mass media corporations including n.b.c. group and. all of them arrested by the same royal decree saudi arabia's crown prince now has a large section of the entire our walls media at his disposal muhammad bin said a man has spent the past two years positioning himself as a visionary willing to transform saudi arabia into a modern and liberal state he's pushed for a review on the ban on women driving cars and has addressed several economic reforms in a bid to lure foreign investors but he's also spent millions of dollars on a devastating war in yemen that has achieved little aside from an outbreak of cholera and the deaths of thousands of people unemployment in saudi arabia remains high which is troubling considering the majority of saudis are under the age of thirty five and according to financial observers the kingdom's economy is in recession been sandman's policies may be bold and brave as his allies and supporters described them but those a

and you have the list in the rotunda that list the graduates that died in the army. it's the same phenomenon as you had in the north. and usually the inscriptions on them get at the idea of overwhelming odds, of fighting for high constitutional principle, often specifically state rights against an encroaching federal government. go read the one in front of -- county courthouse. so it's a kind of duly memorial landscape in many ways that you get after the war. and the lost cause puts up many, many, many monuments. they also wrote just as people who embraced the union cause or those who embraced the emancipation cause. one of the great examples of emancipation cause writing was a three page stich who wrote on the rise and fall of the slave power. the confederates do a lot of writing, and they prove quite successful at getting their version of the war into print and into popular culture. we've been talking a bit about here the two most scenes that build the scene of it civil war. the two most parnt by far with birth of a nation and gone with the wind depending on how ma

and across the rotunda in the united states senate where they stand. they defended it because it was a legacy of the culture and the civilization of their times. that was included within every civilization throughout the world. and every nation had to figure out how to throw off that yolk of slavery and -- that yoke of slavery and give all creatures created in god's image an equal opportunity and equal freed dom. it cost a lot of blood to put an end to that. 600,000. as a matter of fact, not that long ago, i was standing in the lincoln memorial. they call it the timple area. there around -- the temple area. there around the statue of lincoln in his chair in the lincoln memorial. i walk up there, every time i've walked up those steps i walked over to lincoln's left, my right as i face him and i read his second inaugural address. i don't have the text of it precisely in front of me but i will get the gist of it, madam speaker. and there in his second inaugural address, the civil war is not over yet, we don't know how it's going to end. but he said, shoul

he is the chairman of the senate judiciary committee he joins us live from the russell rotunda.k you for having me. steve: this is good news for you because you and other republicans up on capitol hill have been saying, you got to look into this stuff. now it looks like they are. right? >> absolutely. the reason that i asked for special counsel is because the extent to which mueller was head of the fbi at the time of the uranium one stuff and he's special counsel in the trump russia investigation. i suggested that maybe another special counsel would bring about more independence and more credibility to the investigation but if it's going on within the department of justice and people that aren't had anything to do with it at that time or weren't close to the leadership of the department of justice or the fbi at that time, if they can carry it out, i'm satisfied with that. steve: okay. it sounds like things that i know congressional republicans have said you've got to look into the department of justice. you've got to look into the uranium one deal. you've got to look at pay per