many details of the decor and rightfulness of the two-tiered rotunda temple with a sliding-firy domelly complement one on a height near fifteen meters high, a wood-burning dome rises inside the chapel and a chalyap of 15 m. may, to the inside of the inside , on the passages of diameter, with rumples, the integrity of the composition is achieved viscous, in the difference in the line and monumentality of the temple, and the call e to the caravans. not only a fragment of columns , vertical squares, windows and niches , today both have ruined that utalitarian function. uh, duplicated by excellent architects, the grain of the ears passed by. we know that in such niches they became or, uh, sculptures. what to musel urazhami on lidach? and then you can see the temple. not everything is in the movie the rich have balls of luggage, uh, stylistic symbolic, while children tying us up with classical architecture guards at dawn at the porches of the church. the vezha chimes behind the faceted dome in the prostate window. the not-great rhythm u are separated by uton nish and pilya ostrich and kol

defense is reminiscent of 17 tank units installed along the river throughout the city on the majestic rotundahe panorama museum stands on the embankment, the battle of stalingrad getting inside the artistic panorama the visitor finds himself in the midst of battles looking at the places of shares from the top of mamayev kurgan. central events. this event, which took place on january 26, 43, on the north-western slopes on small kurgan e, on these slopes the troops of the two armies of the don front xxi and the sixty-second troops of these armies joined, united and dismembered the remnants surrounded within the city of the enemy group into two parts of the south in the center and the north, in the area of ​​the tractor barricade factories, the artists depicted this event. uh, two banners that the viewer sees from the observation deck, like two flags. right there in the distance, which is about to connect, the viewer enters the location. the real division of 284 colonel batyuk of the real regiment, and as for the events depicted, the artists widely used the technique of displacement in space and

cancel in the pension reform or past the rotunda restaurant where in 2017 the macron celebrated the victoryesidential elections, it is precisely such symbolic places that most often become the subject of attack, the rebellious youth clouded the assembly smoke from flares there was a deafening whistle near the building in protest against the deputies. it is not normal that such a rich country, the fifth power of the world , indirectly supports a war that is not its own. somewhere out there far away and does not support our struggle of trade unions and workers. it's not normal that we have to work longer. my children that will retire at 80. and for what reason, in order to enrich the capitalists inside the assembly, at that moment was prime minister elizabeth born, who suggested that her colleagues move forward for her debate on pension reform already allows the past to appear on the front pages of newspapers, but it leads to disappointment, anger and rejection, both in politics and our institutions, your proposal is not constitutional by law, it will greatly increase public spending and redu

announcer: congresswoman judy chu joining us from the canon rotunda as it is known, where our cameras are this morning. she is a sitting congressman since 2009 and in her eighth term. taking phone calls online. for democrats, republicans, and independents. sean is in colorado, line for republicans. go ahead. caller: i am a rancher in colorado and this inflation reduction act -- i also raise food in colorado. this act in this climate where you are trying to kill cattle, trying to crush food, crush fuel, this is all progressive. the inflation reduction act for biden will stand, biden is a $10 million asset for china and this is a propaganda arm of the democrats. host: congressman? guest: actually, the parts of the inflation reduction act that combat climate change have to do with incentive to have more renewable energy, so that means more incentive to be able to use wind and solar. this is not an attempt to take away your cattle or reduce your ability to produce food. it all has to do with making sure we are not reliant on fossil fuels like oil and gas, but instead that we have energy s

cancel the pension reform or by the restaurant rotunda gde in 2017 macron celebrated the victory in theresidential elections, it is precisely such symbolic places that most often become the subject of attack, the rebellious youth assembly was clouded with smoke from fireworks. the building in protest against the deputies was a deafening whistle. shinomo is not normal that such a rich country, the fifth power of the world, indirectly supports not its own war somewhere far away and does not support our struggle of trade unions and workers. it's not normal that we have to work longer. my children that will retire at 80. and for the sake of what, in order to enrich the capitalists inside the assembly, at that moment there was a release from prime minister born who suggested that her colleagues move forward for her debate on pension reform, the past allows her to be on the front pages of the newspaper, but she leads to the enchantment of anger and rejection, both politics and our institutions your proposal is not constitutionally legal. it will greatly increase public spending and reduce bud

almost three years ago, the body of congressman lewis was carried out of the rotunda and down the capitol for the final time. the spirit of john lewis in in congress for more than 30 years. john lewis was an extraordinary man, courage, compassion, moral character. as a young man he suffered for the nation so future generations could enjoy the full blessings of freedom. discrimination wasn't history but a reality. i had the privilege of going to selma twice with john lewis. first time i was able to go, i took my entire family and took my son's girlfriend who is now our daughter-in-law. she was so excited to meet john lewis. in this time it was a presidential year and the crowds were large and visit the churches and we were going to make that march on the bridge. john lewis made sure i marched next to him. as the crowds got bigger and everyone wanted to be with john, we got crowded out. as we were walking down the street, he stopped the entire march to make sure my family was back with him. but what i remember is what he told me as we made that march. he said, i got arrested trying to eat l

. >>> the emancipation proclamation will now be a permanent fixture in the national archives rotunda.ument written back in 1863 by president abraham lincoln is currently on a temporary display to celebrate juneteenth in a tweet, the decision was called to give the document a permanent place a historic day for all americans. it will be displayed alongside the declaration of independence, the constitution and bill of rights >>> new details are coming in about the shocking death of olympic sprinter tori bowie. she died from complications of childbirth antonia hilton reports >> reporter: in 2016, tori bowie was at the top of her game so when news of her death at just 32 years old came this may, it stunned fans and fellow athletes but new details from a medical examiner's report show bowie died from complications of childbirth, something that disproportionately affects women of color three of her four teammates on this relay team that won gold in rio experienced serious pregnancy complications. >> i kept telling ththem somethg was wrong. they kept checking my vitals they kept saying, no, y

knew it and their leader, general dwight eisenhower, whose statue so appropriately stands in the rotunda of this sacred building most certainly knew it. he took time from the war effort to visit a camp to see if the reports he had read could possibly be true. when he entered a subcamp of pwaoupbg wald, he realized that they did not even begin to describe what human beings had done to other human beings. eisenhower immediately ordered other allied soldiers to witness the camps. but he did much more. worried that we'll would not believe the truth -- people would not believe the truth, he urged journalists and members of congress to visit the camps and to be witnesses. he hoped that an abundance of firsthand accounts of the atrocities would prevent anyone from ever disbelieving them or attributing them to propaganda. sadly e wrong. very wrong -- sadly, he was wrong. very wrong. today we witness that very charge of propaganda from those who would deny or minimize the holocaust. this amidst rising anti-semitism and racism. those soldiers who fought for our freedom would be shocked to see our

thank you >>> the emancipation proclamation will now be a permanent fixture in the national archives' rotunda it is currently on a temporary display to celebrate juneteenth. the decision to give it a permanent place a historic day for americans. it will be displayed alongside the declaration of independence, the constitution and bill of rights >>> the u.s. celebrates juneteenth today, two years after it was recognized as a federal holiday. over the weekend, the country held coast-to-coast events in honor of the holiday that commemorates the freedom of enslaved african-americans despite the adminiscelebrations wilj. barber said it should and day of inquiry and activism >>> north vaekorea has commente publicly on their failed spy satellite launch three weeks ago. officials at a workers party summit harshly criticized those involved with the launch preparations the regime promised to try again but it's not clear when that will happen. it was launched may 31st and quickly fell into the sea and south korea even salvaged parts of that debris >>> ukraine has score d a victory, recapturing a village

cancel in the pension reform or past the rotunda restaurant where in 2017 the macron celebrated the victoryal elections, it is precisely such symbolic places that most often become the subject of attack, the rebellious youth clouded the assembly smoke from flares near the building in protest against the deputies there was a deafening whistle. it is not normal that such a rich country, the fifth power of the world , indirectly supports a war somewhere other than its own. it's far away and doesn't support our trade union struggle for the workers. it's not normal that we have to work longer. my children that will retire at 80. and for what reason, in order to enrich the capitalists inside the assembly, at that moment was the prime minister or zabelle born, who suggested that her colleagues move forward for her debate on pension reform, the past already allows you to be on front-page newspapers, but it leads to disappointment, anger and rejection, both in politics and our institutions, your proposal for the law is unconstitutional. it will greatly increase public spending and reduce revenues to

the rotunda slept with a finishing dome supplement one bottom on you not at 15 m the wood-burning domend a copy of 15 meg in the morning. find the integrity of the composition with diameters, reaches the shiva difference of line and monumentality. the main volume of the temple e ringing de caravans e is not only a fragment of columns, square vertical windows , an alley and niches. uh, ikea itself on today's momo. so i sort of ruined that utilitarian function, which was duplicated, and by poking architects, uh, the alley, which returned to bypassing. we know that such niches used to have or , uh, ikea sculptures museli. this is the best thing to give an attack on the leader, otherwise you can see this temple is a bunch of czech beating e didn’t sit in our separate rich. there is such baggage, uh, stylistic symbolic, and the children are associated with classical architecture guarding, russia nina's dome in the prostate window not great fish you have a special one and a half belaster mustache college. it is a caving-sharp wrapped walls, creating habitation of suspended domes now towers.

this is this outbuilding, or the rotunda.ome may call something just a tower for what it was made, i don’t know , maybe the landowner’s children were somehow punished and sent upstairs to the attic. or maybe a person used it as a lookout a platform to observe the beautiful expanses of these lands. that is, i don’t know my own, but i liked her the most. where is the main entrance. i've gone around in circles so far. i don't know, maybe that was the main entrance. well, why not? i would probably do just that, by the way, about this building. it has another significant event, for example , that in 1918 in nvara in krupki a council of workers , soldiers and peasants' deputies was formed by the kruchensky stechkovs, which is indicated by this tablet and i believe that it was all located in this building. the only thing that now warms the soul is that this building is not abandoned. it continues to function and houses several local district organizations. it stretched for as much as 14 kilometers. this is god's chair, and it grants

. >>> the emancipation proclamation will be a permanent fixture in the national archives rot rotunda. the document written in 1863 by president lincoln is currently on a temporary display to celebrate juneteenth. >> in a between a national archivist called the decision a historic day for all americans it will be displayed alongside the declaration of independence, the constitution, and the bill of rights. >>> north korea has commented publicly on their failed military spy satellite launch about three weeks ago. state media reports officials at a workers party summit harshly criticized those involved with the launch preparations. the regime promised to try again but it's not clear when that will happen. the rocket was launched on may 31st but quickly fell into the sea and the south korea even salvaged parts of the debris. >>> ukraine has scored a victory in its kousht offensive recapturing a village in the south according to a telegram post from a member of the russian occupying authorities. let's go to josh lederman who is following the latest what more do we know about the liberated

screaming the bill travels across the rotunda to the senate tomorrow where conservatives could try to slow it down. mike lee is opposed. >> it may be hailed as some triumph of bipartisanship. the american people will bear the brunt of its shortcomings. not everything that is bipartisan and is in fact in the interest of the american people. >> reporter: the senate could wrestle with the bill around this time tomorrow night. the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell wants the bill passed by friday to ease tension wall street but this co drag into the weekend. trace? >> trea let's bring in a republican lawmaker who voted in favor.carlos, thank you for coming on we appreciate your time some of your colleagues call this deal insanity.you, on the other side say this is the path to fiscal sanity. give us an idea of what you mean. >> we control one half of one third of government i think what we accomplished today reducing the deficit by over $2 trillion is a step in the right direction. i have never said this thing is perfect but we have to face reality and we are not going to have a defaul

. >> harris: a south carolina children's choir was singing the national anthem in the capital rotundae shut down that like a crime. fox news kevin cork is with me. what happened? >> kind of like that old southwest airlines commercial. the capitol police said the singers with the rushing brook children's choir was stopped because of of miscommunication. that happened ton may 26th during a patriotic performance. this happened. ♪ ♪ >> capitol police said they weren't aware that the speakers office had approved the performance. they later said, they are not allowed to do demonstrations of music performances in the capitol. they've been invited back by kevin mccarthy the house speaker. >> harris: i saw it all over his twitter feed. somebody didn't listen to the speaker. oops. kevin, good to see you. thank you. washington d.c. politicians have ab-- their duty to protect the border. thousands of illegal immigrantings have been coming. senator marsha blackburn is proposing new laws that can bring accountability back to the immigration system she wants to require dna testing to deter fraud. se

gentleman in these photos, the one with the yellow circles around his head, he was spotted inside the rotundanside congressional offices all over the building. he's a federal national security employee, and today a judge sentenced him to two weeks in prison for storming the u.s. capitol on january 6th. the nsa employee did so with associates who were described as members of the white nationalist america first movement. if you remember their leader is internet personality nick fuentes and also the person who donald trump had dinner with at mar-a-lago last fall and kanye west was also there. and earlier this week two marines pleaded guilty to their involvement. they were on active duty when they stormed the capitol. according to the court record they stormed the base and entered the capitol minutes after it was breached and they joined in chants of stop the steal and four more years. so deep state at the january 6th riot, pushing the big lie, demanding four more years of donald trump. these are not isolated examples. there are at least 100 others, potential members of the so-called deep state w

they literally came into the capitol rotunda and yelled everybody get out, everybody get out with a bowl poured i thought this has to be pretty bad they affect every possible security measure up and going right now. that got a plane coming and now this is a real bad situation turned out it was a bad transponder on governor fletcher's plane from the kentucky state police. in fact the incident in virginia i mentioned i happened to be that day the former governor and senator george allen that way i was doing in the life piece with him. he in fact all the capitol police he said you guys are handling this much better this time. and that seems to be the case today, jon. jon: check part of our chief congressional correspondent from washington d.c. joining us by phone. thank you chad. again a scary afternoon and washington d.c. f-16 fighter jets set off a sonic boom as they were racing supersonic to try to catch and intruding aircraft. it was not supposed to be in the washington d.c. airspace turns out to be a business jet that later flew on and crashed somewhere in the mountains around stance i

he was spot in the halls of the capital, inside the rotunda inside congressional offices all of the building employee. and today, a judge sentenced him to two weeks in prison for storming the u.s. capital on january 6th. the nsa employee did so with associates whom authorities described as members of the white nationalist america first movement. if you remember, their leader's internal personally nick fuentes, who is known for promoting white supremacy and antisemitism. he's also the person donald trump had with dinner with at mar-a-lago last fall, and also kanye west was there. and earlier this week, two marines that worked in intelligence gathering pleaded guilty to their involvement in the january 6th insurrection. they were on active duty when they stormed the capitol. according to the court record, they travel to d.c. from their base at quantico, they entered the capital minutes after it was breached, and they joined in chance of stop the steal and four more years. so, deep state and that january 6th right pushing the big lie, demanding four more years of donald trump. these are not iso

. >> once the bill clears the house tonight it had to cross the rotunda to the senate.race to finish the bill before the june 1st deadline that's when the nation runs out of cash. >> how long to think is reasonable? >> i can tell you what i hope happens is that those who have amendments given votes will yield that time. so we can finish this thursday or friday. sue the country, and -- >> mike lee and ron paul want the senate to consider other debt ceiling plans first. the likely score vote on their efforts in the closing hours. and sean i'm looking at the house floor here i believe that they are just about to start this roll call vote in fact they just have already there at 55 votes on the house floor they just started this now again each roll call vote in the house is allotted for 15 minutes you. look at that clock in the lower part of the screen that counts down it will get down to zero however again it's like soccer they keep the time in the field. they allow people to come in watch for democrats a lot of them might hold their votes back to see how many votes republi

five dollar trial of south carolina children's choir was singing the national anthem and the capitol rotundazing, right? no capitol hill police shutolic that down like a crime.sh fo is kevin corke is with me. >> what happened?h kind of like that old southwest airlines commercial. harris want to gett ai away now, the capitol police for their part, said that the singers with the rushing brook children's choir from brok greenville, south carolina,ch were stopped because oilf a dr,s quote, miscommunication. now, this all happened on may twenty six when during a splendid patrioticotic performance, this happened, capitol police initially issued a statement that said they simply weren't aware tha capitot the speaker's office had approved the performance. but they laterad appro said tha, they're not allowed to do demonstrations or musical musi in the capitol. they've been invited back by kevin mccarthy. the house speaker ha kes all's well that ends well, i guess i saw it all over his twitter>>r feedri. mebody d somebody didn't listen to the speaker on the . kevin , always good to see you . thank you

in this year, once the bills clears the house tonight, it heads across the rotunda to the senate. it's a race to finish the billrj before the june 5th deadline.n that's whenan the nation runs ot of cash . >> how long weekend doreasonab you think is reasonable to give me your say before this has to get down to where we can? happ before i can tell you whate wh i hope happens is that thoseamen who have amendments, if given votes, will yield back to show that we can finish this third year, friday and sued the country and sue the markets. >> but gop senators mike lee and rand paul want the senate to consider other debt ceiling plans. e on first, they likely score a votec on their efforts in the closing hours. and sean, i'm just looking at th the house floor here. i believe that they are just about to start this roll call ju vote in fact, they just have already there are 55 votestes ot on the house. w ag they just started this. now, again, each roll call vote in the house is allottedloa for 15 minutes. t here you look at that clock on the lower part of the screenw that counts down. it w

rotunda. you've got a freeway, an airport an aircraft carrier, and now and now a magisterial biography by richard norton smith, which at 700 narrative pages is itself a monument as it's a monument to gerald, our ford. now we've been anticipating this book for some time, richard, but i wouldn't have changed the timing its publication one day for here at the ford are entering a host of legacy anniversaries 50th anniversaries. think back in your mind 50 years ago when ford became vice president and then he became president and then he had to deal with mess in vietnam and then he started to run for election on his own. think of all the things that were happening 50 years ago in this country in such tumult. and richard captures, the spirit of that time, all these legacy anniversaries give us admirers of gerald ford an unparalleled opportunity to draw attention to the gifts of our 38th presidents, virtues and values his integrity, his bipartisanship, his compassion, his competence. for every one of

nervous tissue where sensory information, memories emotions can merge together sort of like a big rotunda or the like airport hub a hub airport all networks for form nodes whether it's facebook or airports. i can remember before had hub airports or the nervous system that had a certain amount association areas. i don't think clients have got that octopuses probably are it and continuing with animals elizabeth is asking regarding your consulting on animal welfare how do you observe animals and then imagine they view the world or is it some other or can you i can imagine i'm trying to imagine a dog with this internet trunk line. it has pictures. it does free dimensional smell pictures. i've also done a lot of thinking about, you know, where do cattle fit in are being attacked is climate. well, i've got this paper i've done grazing my hair. grazing animals are important part of a sustainable agricultural future and grazing done right can improve client grazing done wrong land. yes. they put up methane so the leaking oil fields so there's nothing tundra sort of swamps you've got to use a righ

. >> and the capitol rotunda was filled with tear gas. >> at the end of the tweet he used the phrasehe didn't want to include that and that it took a lot of convincing on their part. that was extremely alarming to me. >> the rioters were getting trump's messages in realtime, as heard on walkie-talkie communications between rioters. >> trump just tweeted please support our capitol police. they are on our side. do not harm them. >> you didn't say not to do anything to the congressman. [ laughter ] >> i think what the committee showed about trump's tweets is that they do take them literally. his messages were received by the people who were there at the capitol. very loudly. >> at any moment during the siege on the capitol, the president could have addressed the country live from the white house. >> there is a camera on in the white house briefing room at all times. he could have walked over there, could have been on camera almost instantaneously and blasted out a message to the american people. he had every opportunity and he chose to not do that. >> when the president finally relented

it is not rising to see copper price coming down from $8,600 rotunda.been a lack of -- 36 that -- $86,000 per ton. tom: i'm sure you saw the call 10-12 weeks ago for tepid global growth out to 2028. if we get the imf call, what does supply and demand dynamics of commodities to area i cannot imagine. i don't we've ever been here. darwei: that's a very pessimistic view of the economy. one thing i would say is even though the demand side can be impacted by that, the supply-side is discipline by across the board by various producers both in the metals side as well as energy. we do anticipate very tight capital spending and that is the case for several years now where mining companies are focusing on paying out the cash flow to the investors rather than trying to come back with large projects. we anticipate discipline in the production side of commodities. that said, if we have severe negative downturn, for growth, we will see surplus with the board of commodities. lisa: you are among many strategists who got it correctly in terms of crude with the demand fo

announcer: congresswoman judy chu joining us from the canon rotunda as it is known, where our cameras this morning. she is a sitting congressman since 2009 and in her eighth term. taking phone calls online. for democrats, republicans, and independents. sean is in colorado, line for republicans. go ahead. caller: i am a rancher in colorado and this inflation reduction act -- i also raise food in colorado. this act in this climate where you are trying to kill cattle, trying to crush food, crush fuel, this is all progressive. the inflation reduction act for biden will stand, biden is a $10 million asset for china and this is a propaganda arm of the democrats. host: congressman? guest: actually, the parts of the inflation reduction act that combat climate change have to do with incentive to have more renewable energy, so that means more incentive to be able to use wind and solar. this is not an attempt to take away your cattle or reduce your ability to produce food. it all has to do with making sure we are not reliant on fossil fuels like oil and gas, but instead that we have energy sourc