i looked and i seen my daughter coming down the stairs. immediately i turned to see what was going on and i seen a police officer had her leg pulling her down and once she got down to the bottom of the stairs, i seen the female police officer hit my daughter in the face and i'm like why are you doing this to her? what's going on? all they told me was to step back and get out the way. >> so how is she doing now? was she seriously injured? >> she was traumatized more than anything. she had a couple of cuts and bruises on heir body. she's more traumatized than anything. it's hard for her to sleep at night. it's a total mess right now but i'm helping her to get through the situation without counseling right now. >> how did this situation get out of control? >> as you can see in the video just grabbed her and pushed her down the stairs. when the police officer in the beginning said she pulled them down the stairs. that was their initial statements. >> in the video, before the police officers take her down, it looks like he's saying something to

>> neither the soft story nor stair permits have been issued? >> we're just trying to plan our wednesday nights. >> we can look that up on mr. sanchez' computer on here and get a better look at it. i was focusing tonight on the permit that's under appeal. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez, do you have anything? >> i have a question for you. i say zoning administrator, i guess cory would get up. during the last hearing, if i remember, they had converted a rent controlled apartment into an office space. >> yes, we looked back at our records. the violation was corrected last summer. they sought a permit to restore that unit. there's this permit that's now before you to do further remodelling of that unit. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. we will now hear from the appellant, miss duffy. >> good evening. hi. i think you've addressed some of our concerns already, the time that's lapsed, so that we as tenants have not been able to see the plans? just as a reminder part of what brought us here in the first place, the permits on the stair

the stair rails would have to be brought up to code, 42 inches, handrails, rise and run on the stairs. there is a lot of work on it. again, focusing, the issue's going to be the tenants in the building and how that is. and this, as we've heard it many times in front of this board, is a concern, and it's something that really -- it's not a d.b.i. issue, i suppose, but it's something that's going to be appealed because of that. >> so as a follow-up question, this is a simple renovation of an apartment, but with all the other issues that you just elaborated on -- thanks very much for capturing all of ththat. one of the very obvious concerns that the public has, and especially the tenants in that building is seeing this list of potential permits, seeing relocation or displacement from their units, seeing you'll this stuff that's going to be done that may put them out of their units for a long period of time, and again, that will contribute to upset, which will contribute to appeals on future permits. i'm not picking on the project sponsor, it's just a reality. but how would you, looking a

officers appearing to drag a 16-year-old down a flight of stairs and then hit with a stun gun. she was facing charges until the video surfaced. >>> tonight, the controversial plan discussed inside the white house to send migrants crossing the boarder to sanctuary cities hometown. tonight, the president doubles down. >>> the urgent recall now. pediatricians sounding an alarm. more than 30 babies reportedly dying. fisher-price issues a recall. this is major news tonight for parents and grandparents. >>> the new interview tonight in a deadly stalking case. the actress gunned down. all the years later, the anger from her one time co-star. what she says never should have happened. >>> and the new image just in tonight from mick jagger. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin tonight with that horrifying scene playing out at the mall of america. authorities say a stranger threw a 5-year-old boy off a third floor balcony. the boy's mother screaming for help as people rushed to the boy's side, giving him cpr. we are told he suffered critical injuries in

there's also a stair that connects you to the outside say don't have to go in through the front doorto get to the locker rooms or to access the fitness. you can come in the side entry as well. here we have a very significant grade change from the road at the top down to the tank access road. to give you a sense of scale, the drop from the road to the private road three is about 70 feet, so the buildings are in filling the old water tank, and so these buildings are only one story at grade on the road and they drop down seven stories to meet grade at private road three it off possess a unique experience where we have the stacked flats on the top level that are very similar to the other flats, and then we've lined the lower level at the street with two story townhomes. we are really able to provide multiple product types. buildings eight and nine a are very similar to the stacked flats on four, and all of the other buildings are the three story townhomes. the front buildings, one, two, three, of double height living spaces, so you come in to the mezzanine level, and you look out to the

can simply walking up and down stairs save us from the danger of sitting too much . the line should be any movement is good even just standing up people shouldn't sit slouched over their computers a little i'm one of the boy one so how was it. going to be that's what was it. after each session of movement their blood sugar is measured five times in all sitting walking eating testing walking sitting it's a busy schedule. the question now is just minor activity at the workplace get the body geared up and is it enough to keep your blood sugar level low. on day one to recede for three quarters of the total five hours. on the activity day it was only about half the blood sugar levels reinforce the picture on inactive days it rose significantly during the first lengthy session of sitting but walking up and down the stairs and doing other exercises meant those levels were up to a third less in comparison on day too. it didn't seem as if i was pretty sure we've taken a big step towards defining the minimum activity level i think the stairs are a good way of activating the bo

and you'll see another inmate coming down the stairs that he is going to confront.s ahead and starts assaulting that inmate. and you see hodges does not comply with the officer's commands to stop and the officer actually has to take out his pepper spray and spray him. and that has no effect and he has to actually physically intervene and separate the two fighters. >> hodges says he was angry because he felt the other inmate gave him a dirty look. >> this again impulsive activity. i'm walking around, i never met the guy before in my life. i see him staring at me, i start getting real mad and i walked up to him and started hitting him and picking him up and slam him and [ bleep ]. after that the cos came and brought me to the hole, gave me assaulting an inmate of 15 days. >> after spending 15 days in segregation, officials reviewed his file and decided to not return hodges to general population. >> he has shown to be very spontaneous in his actions, whether it's self-harm or being aggressive towards other inmates. that's one of the things we're really concerned with a

>> she walks down the stairs and just gotten the makeover. it's rachel.tunning to look at. >> seriously, it's 20 years late, but thank you. >> the teen rom-com transformed into bonn if ied heartthrobs when it hit theaters in 1999. >> i thought it was a cool representation of teens in a john hughes vibe. >> one memory that comes to mind? >> i think i remember the most feeling really self-conscious in the scene where i have to gcome down the stairs in the red dress. because there were two of that dress. i know this because one dress felt a good size smaller than the otr one. so i'm in second dress going like, just get down the stairs. >> that's myolow in 6 seconds of the movie. >> so 20 years later s this cast drid for a reboot? >> if you had to make this movie now, they meet up at a high school reunion thing. he's just like getting out of his disastrous first marriage. he's let himself go. and i'm like, hey, i owe you one. i think we're done here. >> can can we get back to the sports movies? and what i consider one of the greatest of all times. tell me you

from this upper terrace down to the beach, and what we found is that stair is not compliant and is a challenge to rehabilitate, and so we are proposing to provide a new air, wider, and more compliant stairway. so this is a view from the beach looking up. they would be several intermediate landing points to provide an opportunity to rest and look at the views, and then a wood decking with a wood cladding on the railing here, which i think helps to blend into the hillside a bit more, it is not just a steel and concrete stairway. next, the trail system has been developed, and as you can hopefully see in yellow and blue, the trails course throughout the island, doing their best to work with the topography, and provide a multitude of routes. the trails are all going to be compacted earth, with minimal other improvements, ice so i think it is akin to trails you might see at the presidio going along the cliffs they are, or in other areas where you are traversing steep topography, so there will be some cable guardrails or curbs where they are needed, and otherwise a pretty minimal trail syst

one of the officers grabs her, then the fighting starts, and he drags her down the stairs. a second officer joins, and they drag her down a second set of stairs. >> they had their foot on her chest. she has asthma. she's telling me she can't breathe. >> reporter: her father was there watching and called to the school to come take her home. she got into trouble over a cell phone and, according to police, was fighting with an assistant principal. >> and i'm standing right there watching them do this and can't do anything about it. >> reporter: after kicking and punching her, they shoot her with a stun gun three times. she was charged with two counts of aggravated battery against an officer, charges that are now dropped. >> steve osunsami is with us now. the officers have been reassigned while the investigation surnd way? >> that is trite. the two officers have been removed from marshall high school. they remain on the force. one is on medical leaf tonight. and thorlts are issues a statement saying they hold their officers to the highest level of standards as the investigation

he was about to push my sister down the stairs. she was attempting to break us up. am protective over my baby sister. when he laid hands on her, i jumped in between the action that i saw could lead to a fatal injury to my sister. i would have done anything to avoid her being pushed down a flight of stairs. >> in a new legal filing, amber describes more than a dozen instances in which depp allegedly slapped her, shoved her, pulled her hair or choked her. amber claims the act of violence occurred when johnny was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. quote, whenever he was using, he would become a totally different person. we called that version of johnny, "the monster." >> did johnny brutalize you? >> johnny has vehemently denied he was ever violent during his relationship with amber. legal analyst rachel stockman explains why these new allegations are coming to light now. >> all these allegations. amber heard's response to johnny depp's $50 million defamation lawsuit he filed against her. in that motion dismissed she detailed allegations of abuse. >> today, depp's

can simply walking up and down stairs save us from the danger of sitting too much . allegedly being any me from an to skid even just standing up people shouldn't sit slouched over their computers a little time one of the boy so how was it. going to be that's what was it. after each session of movement their blood sugar is measured five times in all sitting walking eating testing walking sitting it's a busy schedule. the question now is just minor activity of the workplace get the body geared up and is are enough to keep your blood sugar level low. on day one dr receded for three quarters of the total five hours. on the activity day it was only about half the blood sugar levels reinforce the picture on in active days it rose significantly during the first lengthy session of sitting but walking up and down the stairs and doing other exercises meant those levels were up to a third less in comparison on day too. if it would seem as if i was pretty sure we've taken a big step towards defining the minimum activity level i think the steps are a good way of activating the bo

, there's the whole flight of stairs or dad was already at the school called to pick his daughter up he says after she was removed for refusing to put her phone away that announced is better front door. >>and she said i want to get her to come downstairs, she go all right now the next thing he knew but can leave a scene 2 sworn police officer the chicago of these in my daughter like this been like they're watching do this and came anything about it surveillance video from the school shows howard combating both officers i thought that maybe they were going choke or out maybe she lose consciousness of sunlight that they had to put a lot says she has as much to tell him she came briefed. she's turning to read it. a sea of ames, the canal authority and officers tased enigma howard 3 times they got the video. >>because in this instance first happened the state's attorney charged a 16 year-old unarmed. with 2 felonies for aggravated assault against a peace officer, those charges have since been dropped and the officers no longer work at the school. >>that was liz nagy reporting the city of

. >> inside this home when here comes hubby heading down the the stairs. >> good think he didn't headstairs. >> poor guy. >> his wife started >> mostly the ladder. >> have you ever fallen on your butt like that? it hurts. >> that looks like it hurts. >> that will be all right. >> going to have to sit on a doughnut for about a week. >> that's why i haven't put one of those cameras inside my house or outside. >> speaking of inside, let's head over to that was the best part. sort of behind you on out at a pub crawl. who decided to catch a train. this is the aftermath. >> they are probably quite number. these beauties got jokes for make the cookies. >> even for a cupcake, just make the lady bug a little bigger. >> i'm just going to say sorry now, i have a video from the pun guy. >> trudeau. if anyone invades canada, he'll be like, oh, you are coming to intrude, oh? >> montreal of the canada puns. >> you are not sorry? >> not at all but they are. >> sorry. no pun, they are just apologizing. after this game, i'm going to be real sorry. >> how careful to you have to be when you build a dam?

>>still ahead a jay-z girl punched and dragged down the stairs by school police llficers and all of itght on camera. we'll hear from the girl's father who's demanding answers and after the break here. why this woman says turkeys are terrorizing her and her neighbors. the video you have to see to believe if you're streaming us on kron on on the news continues during the wild turkeys are giving some neighbors a hard time in massachusetts, a certainly our reporter shante i but spoke to a pregnant woman in the neighborhood. he says. >>she's been picked twice within a week. >>next thing i know i'm in socal. they're packing at the back of my legs for a couple more up here and i cannot get away by covering over my belly and kicking them behind me, i'm screaming buddy motor can the carlson has turkey trauma after this flock attacked her twice in a week, the bruises on my legs on most of them are of on the back of my talk behind the fear. >>was more overwhelming than the pain it wasn't until i got home that night and was like oh my god she's now on not alone. schauble workers had to fend off th

so it's stairs again. shibuya station underwent a huge makeover in 2013.ng over three levels, it's a bit of a struggle to navigate, especially with so many steps. there are lifts and escalators here but it takes me more than 20 minutes to actually find them. ok, this looks more like it. right, the first challenge is... international languages. too high for me to reach. could i buy a ticket? he's going to help me. at least, i think so. 0k. thank you! by the time i reached the platform on the lowest level, i was pretty tired. i have no idea if i'm actually in the right place but we'll soon find out. and it seems i'm not the only one. even locals are confused by the signage. how do you find it access—wise, the subway? but eventually, i reach my destination. ifeel like i'm done for the day already and i haven't even got anywhere yet. we made it. to a side street. oh well, we sort of got there. it's just over 500 days in the countdown to the paralympics. but post—games, japan wants to show the world a society that is inclusive for all. i was curious to find out

video, it seems like you're seeing the officers here punching the student, dragging her down the stairss now suing. they say her civil rights were violate. ryan young is with us from chicago. this is all on camera. how did this start, and is the police department giving any explanation? >> yeah, it is tough to watch. if it wasn't for this new surveillance video, this 16-year-old could be facing multiple charges. let's look at the video from back in january. in the video, you don't see anything that starts the incident, but you can see one chicago police officer grabbing, pushing, and dragging a student down a set of stairs before the second officer joins in. this happened at marshall high school on the west side of chicago. you can see officers punch her and shock the teenager with a stun gun multiple times. according to a lawsuit filed against the officers and the chicago board of education, the officers held the student down while stepping on her chest and did not seek help from her father and other school personnel who were standing nearby. in fact, listen to her father talk about th

goal then i things just kind of came back on issues like two years i just took off running up the stairs. and i went and sat on my mother and let that time all i did was cry. i just cried and cried when i was in because of it was you know i loved her but we just saw her have to part with her year. because my brother was like she was really good mood you know. the don't. know much. to say would be good times here they are all written by the bed that is enormous there is a tremendous amount of evil that went on here. so the whole institution itself was run by fear so it was very regimented more like a military style you lined up for everything to line up for your meals and lined up to go to school you lined up to go to church just like that follow that routine and you would be ok if you followed and didn't break the rules you know so you just follow the rules. so i didn't have the freedom as a as the child or is it young teenager and always kind of wonders with her vision of somebody but we got a boat six o'clock and we were sent down of the cold play room and it was always cold and in the

training for a half marathon i sometimes couldn't climb the stairs afterwards i pulled myself up on one hundred and my legs really hurt a lot. but what's causing your muscles to take hands habit is a sports medicine specialist he says that contrary to common belief it's not down to a build up of excess asked it is a. muscle soreness occurs when muscles are overstressed when they're forced to cope with loads they aren't used to or have to do something at a higher level of intensity than usual. over. the soreness has caused fine micro injuries that occur in the muscle tissue so micro trauma often occurs around areas where the muscles are attached. what's the best way to relieve soreness if the aches a severe should you keep exercising or take a break. vital for keep working out but carefully lower exertion levels. are called if i were really sore i'd take a break to avoid making it worse and irritating the muscle even more it helps to take the dog out for relaxed walk after leg exercises the experts agree no matter how bad it takes don't take a complete break from your exercise regime you

so it is stairs again. shibuya station underwent a huge makeover in 2013.three levels, it is a bit ofa now sprawling over three levels, it is a bit of a struggle to navigate, especially with so many steps. there are especially with so many steps. there a re lifts especially with so many steps. there are lifts and escalators here but it ta kes are lifts and escalators here but it takes me more than 20 minutes to actually find them. 0k, ok, this looks more like it. right, the first challenge is... international languages. too high for me to reach. could i buy a ticket? he is going to help me. at least, i think so. ok. thank you! by by the time i reached the platform on the lowest level, i was pretty tired. i have no idea if i am actually in the right place but we will soon find out. and it seems i'm not the only one. even locals are confused by the signage. how do you find access wise, the subway? but eventually, i reach my destination. i feel like i ifeel like i am done for the i feel like i am done for the day already and i haven't even got anywhere yet. we

. >> you'd hear, often, footsteps up and down the stairs, just in the middle of the night. >> ...set for sail. >> this is a lot bigger than any of us realize. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, headed into the town of ocklawaha, florida, 60 miles northwest of orlando, and i'm on my way to meet a man who inherited a house riddled with gangster history. >> my name is carson good. for more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it was back in january 1935, when the fbi surrounded the lake house, with warrants for the arrest of gangsters ma barker and her son fred. >> this is the original fbi picture. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. that's this lamp? >> that's the same lamp, yes. >> and that's that lamp. >> right. >> tha

, and what i saw from at the top of the stairs was a man right here around the corner with his arm like this and a gun pointing up at me. alls i could see was a black hat and a black jacket, and that's all i could see, and the gun, and i stood there thinking that this was a serial killer, and he's yelling at me, "come down now, ma'am, come down right now." woman 2: they came with the director of--of milk control, director of--of milk control, the--the assistant director, and

it's believed thatjesus christ climbed the stairs before his judgment from pontius pilate.rd into mid april but the weather seems to want to go backwards. more of a hint of winter, rather than spring in the weekend to come as we will see. for the day ahead, plenty of dry weather, there will be a bit more cloud in the sky then we have had recently, we are going to see some sunny spells. it is high pressure in control, blocking atlantic weather systems, keeping things settled, the flow of air is rather cool coming around that area of high pressure on an increasingly chilly and stronger wind this weekend. there will be a bit of frost around as friday starts, plenty of sunshine for early risers. the chance of catching one or two showers towards the eastern parts of scotland, and for the cloud building into east anglia in the southeast, it could be the odd shower around here during the morning and afternoon before drier air returns to england to give some sunshine to end the day. elsewhere, we start with sunshine, we could see some cloud building but it will stay mainly dry. thi

but for nearly 300 years, the stairs have been encased in wood to protect them from the wear and teared time only, the staircase has been uncovered. translation: i'm really emotional because i'm having family problems. i think about my children and their health. i will pray for my family, for everyone, and for peace. translation: i already did it when it was hidden steps, translation: i already did it when it was a wooden steps, but it is much more moving now. if you think about the fact that jesus was here and where he was held and when he suffered, it's very emotional. while preparing the staircase for the public, experts from the vatican museums were amazed to find thousands of notes that had been left by pilgrims over the centuries, including one from an italian man who had escaped slavery. the steps will remain open to the public for two months, before being covered once more to preserve them for future generations. kathryn armstrong, bbc news. briefly, the main story, a reminder that wikileaks briefly, the main story, a reminder that wikilea ks co—founder julian assange faces po

would goal then i things just kind of came back i just like tears i just took off running up those stairs. and i went and sat on my mother. that the time all i did was cry. i just cried. when i was in because it was you know loved or you know we just saw her have to part with her year. because my brother was like she was really good mood you know. no much. to say it will be good times here they are all written by the bed there is enormous there is a tremendous amount of evil that went on here. so the whole institution itself was run by fear so it was very regimented more like a military style you lined up for everything to line up for your meals and lined up to go to school you lined up to go to church just like that follow that routine and you would be ok if you followed and didn't break the rules you know so you just follow the rules. they didn't have the freedom as the of the child or is it young teenager who would always caney wonders is her version of somebody but we got a boat six o'clock and we're said dawn of the cold play room and it was always cold and in the basement early morn

then he would take the stairs one at the time and hoist himself up from one banister to the other.top, sweating, he would celebrate. he was learning to get joy out of small, little victories, and eventually, he goes to warm springs, which is where his healing really comes into play. he brings fellow polio patients. it's not just the giant, warm waters that they can exercise in. and he makes himself vulnerable. his bare legs are hanging out. they play water polo. they play tag. they have wheelchair dances and cocktail parties at night, and the other patients said he made us feel joy in life again. he was born with optimism. it was a natural trait, and he realized that maybe i can be president even if i cannot walk on my own power. they will accept a man -- they're not going to know if i'm in a wheelchair. incredibly, they made an honor code among the press that they never show him in his wheelchair, never show him in his braces, never show him unable to walk. he could be seen to be walking if he held onto two strong arms. david: why did the press do that? doris: because they honored

san francisco that have a flight of stairs to even get into the first floor, you know, i think that the city needs to make this a priority because it all affects us eventually. the city needs to put this in affordable homes, and they need to make this a priority for the city. >> okay. >> all right. that's excellent. are there other members of the council would would like to address our presenter? >> yes. the next council member that would like to speak is alex madrid. >> okay. >> thank you for the questions. i have a question about affordable accessible housing for people with disabilities, so my first question is that as you know -- [inaudible] >> -- and when you're talking about accessible access to housing, people with disability has a limited income and right now, we're talking about unaffordable. most people with disabilities cannot afford that. so can you discuss that or not? and second thing is i don't know if you're talking about focus group for people with disabilities, but i would suggest having this group a very diverse community when it comes to disability allies and people

your average marble staircase but for many catholics around the world, this particular set of 28 stairssus on his way to be sentenced to crucifixion. but for nearly 300 yea rs, crucifixion. but for nearly 300 years, the stairs had encased in wood to protect them from the wear and tear of millions of pilgrims, who by tradition call up them. now for a limited time only, the staircase has been uncovered. translation: i'm really emotional because i'm having family problems. i think about my children and their health, i will pay for my family, for everyone and for peace.” already did it when it was hidden steps, but it is much more moving 110w. steps, but it is much more moving now. if you think about the fact thatjesus was here now. if you think about the fact that jesus was here and where now. if you think about the fact thatjesus was here and where he was held and when he suffered, it is very emotional. while preparing the staircase for the public, experts in the vatican museums were amazed to find thousands of nodes that had been left by pilgrims over the centuries, including one from an

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heading up the stairs to the second floor, featured on the wall are the six portraits of chuck and alice's children. dr. charlie is the oldest who is still living and alex the youngest with the red hair. here on the second floor, we are currently in the master bedroom. itn dr. charlie and eat lived here, looking out the windows from this room, they basically owned every piece of property they can see from here with their 3000 acres. dr. charlie was very involved and when he left mayo clinic and came out here, he wanted to become a farmer. naturevery in touch with and what was going on in the environment. again is very involved in recycling. he tamed this area if you will and channeled the water where he wanted it. there was a series of eight ponds on the ground. he had a trout pond and really made it all work for the family. in telling children their stories told us the fastest ways out of the house at night. as people toward male one, we hope they will see that the mayo family was a real family. trouble like all kids do. we hope people will remember that real families lived in this home.

>>police officers in chicago hitting and dragging a 16 year-old girl down the stairs now charges againstirl being trucked in the video you can see the officers grabbing the girl and throwing her to the ground. there is they have a little tussle and then she falls down and then she goes all the way down the stairs. her father was already at the school to pick his daughter up after she was removed from class for refusing to put her cell phone away. >>i can leave a scene no. 2 sworn police officer the chicago of these in my daughter like this been like they're watching them. >>do this and came anything going choke or out maybe she lose consciousness of sunlight that they had to put a lot says she has as much to tell him she came briefed. she's turning to read it. a sea of ames, the canal >>thofficers tased the girl 3 times when this incident for stopping the girl is charged with 2 felonies for aggravated assault against the officers. those charges have since been dropped in the officers. no longer work at the school. still ahead on the kron four morning eugenie customers, the plans to make

the jim the san francisco-based company had its ipo raise $1.4 billion by selling 75 billion stairs.en enthusiasm. >> over the past few weeks, we were seeing a slowdown in the beginning of the first quarter with the government shutdown but now as we gather more momentum -- the biggest ipo of the year is still coming. uber is expected to go public next month. it is also reporting a loss of $1.8 billion. >>> sampson has delayed this week's launch of the anticipated folding phone after a review outlining problems with the phone. the galaxy fold was expected to be released on friday but the device users reported problems including the inside screens breaking and issues with the phones outer plastic layer. some sun will do more tests and launch a release. >>> stocks finished on a mostly quiet day on wall street, the dow was down 40 points, the s&p was up 2 points. energy shares climbed around along with the price of crude oil. >>> a zookeeper is in intensive care this evening after being mauled by a tiger over the weekend. the worker was in a tiger habitat saturday morning when she was ma

painter considered by many the father of modern art in the foreground a milk white prostitute who stair shocks nineteenth century viewers and who for a century and a half has fascinated scholars but more recently the figure behind her has become the focus of black servant the face of one of monies frequent models named for him curators have renamed this famous work. the exhibition black models of paris is music say it is proof that for centuries black people have had a place in french art have even played a central role. not always a dignified one. we wanted to show that yes they were stereotypes such as black figures as servants figures which are sometimes heavily exhaustive sized and eroticized. there was also another side to it. where they had a place where they fully took pos in the artistic scene of their time. for instance the models those f. a favorite of the great painter really cool. historians used to refer to those of simply as lou next the negro although his face and body figure in some of the artist's greatest works here he's finally getting his due. as yourself an art love

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