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the motherland calls as a different meaning this is not the statue of liberty of course which implies freedom for the american people are statue is full of energy moral and military spirit the motherland calls is unique there is no such other statue in the world. it's possible the sculptor's final design was inspired by the figures on paris is the tree of all the figure that he saw on display in the roof. this statue of a woman with a sword in hand and a fee a spirit was approved as a symbol of the motherland of the highest level. knew firsthand the horrors of. he served as a machine gun before being wounded and returned to moscow in one hundred forty three. political for that will go on the also had a tremor in his hand to imagine that he was a sculptor because he worked toward. the only when he was sculpting and could work fast and professionally. he was always doing something sculpting working with clay just so he could feel the way he did before the injury to anya i don't put my father told me that he'd always been modeling something with you and that's why he always had a potty m

onlookers lining streets and rooftops to catch a glimpse of enterpriflying over the statue of liberty and much of manhattan's skyline. enterpriwill ultimately retire at the intrepid sea, air & space museum. >> just about every major city in the country wanted the enterprise, but new york has the right stuff, and we won. [ cheers and applause ] >> the shuttle will be moved by tugboat up the hudson river to the museum this summer. for "teen kids news," i'm julie banderas, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> if you enjoy traveling, experiencing different cultures, and would like to represent the united states abroad, then you might want to consider becoming a diplomat. lauren looks into what a diplomat does and what it takes to become one. >> let's start with a quick american history question. >> the department of state. >> correct. while usually called the state department, the official name is the united states department of state. it was established all the way back in 1789. with headquarters in washington, d.c., the state department is headed by the secretary of state, currently

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we found it at a souvenir standby the ferry to the statue of liberty. eel when you see this? >> well, i wish i was getting a percentage of the sales but i feel complimented actually because these people can steal anything from anybody. they haven't paid for any of these pictures so i kind of take it as a compliment because they like my picture so much that they continue to steal it over and over again. >> reporter: then we headed over to the site of another of gruen's memorable shots of lennon whose idea was it to come out to the statue of liberty. >> my idea. that's one of the reasons i'm really proud of that picture. i thought that up because the government was trying to throw john lennon out of the country. i thought being at the statue of liberty would be a symbol of welcome to america, that we should be welcoming people like john lennon. >> reporter: how long were you at it that day. >> about an hour-and-a-half at the most. >> reporter: that day in 1974 lining lennon up with the statue proved to be a tricky shot. >> how do you get somebody right her

i always like to call victor frankel, that when they built the statue of liberty on the east coast of forgot to build a statue of reasonability on the west coast and i think that is true for all of us. now we have a historic opportunity to strengthen the confidence of the citizens and to reverse this mistrust that exists that mistrust towards. >> michele: bizarand to show th capitalism isn't dead. to try to give -- in this respect, put sustainable and respectable growth at the heart of our business and we've set our ambitions high. we want to double the size of our business, but at the same time, leave our entire mental footprint. we want to decouple the impacts on this environment. no company are a size or complexity of the goals, yet this new model of sustainable and equitable long-term growth is needed for a sustainable living plan. we have 60 time bomb targets covering the entire value chain and that will hopefully reduce the imact and improve the lives of millions of people around the world. especially the many that go to bed hungry as russia or the many people that are what we c

officially named "liberty enlightening the world," we call it "the statue of liberty," and she proudly stands at the entrance to new york harbor. >> the concept of liberty is an important symbol for new york. >> the flag of new york comes from the state seal, and it features both liberty and justice. >> the roman goddess liberty holds a staff with a cap on it known as a liberty cap. it symbolizes freedom from slavery. a discarded crown at liberty's feet represents another type of freedom -- america's independence from england. the goddess justice is blindfolded to show that justice is blind to race, religion, and income. scales represent equality for all, while the raised sword points out the willingness to fight for it. >> in the middle of the flag, you see the hudson river, and on the hudson river are two boats meant to represent commerce. atop the state seal isn eagle sitting on the globe. the globe shows the western hemisphere, and that was meant to represent the new world and new york's important place as a port city in the development of the new world. >> finally, the word "excel

. >> the statue of liberty, confederate and union. >> it's my feeling of patriotism to do this. >> contemporary soldiers, too. >> this is a desert storm soldier. >> and nearby -- >> this is a tribute to the fallen. >> tom still remembering the vietnam. >> the year of combat was like a lifetime. >> i saw a lot of guys get killed in vietnam. >> when he came home, he saw demonstrators. >> there were groups of people yelling at us and spitting at us and spitting on us. >> watching today. >> brought back a lot of old memories from back at that time. >> but perhaps surprisingly. >> we got right to do it, it's fine. actually, i fought for that right for him to do that. so be it. that's america. >> we are in baker park across the street where tomorrow, there will be some more of those so be it, that's america demonstrations. back to you. >> all right, gary, thanks. >>> take a look at this video out of chicago where thousands of nurses and other protesters gathered for a noisy, but mostly peaceful celebration. it's the largest protest ahead of the two-day nato summit and that's expected to draw bigger d

always like to call franco who said in his book's man's search for meaning, when they built the statue of liberty on the east coast, they forgot to build the statue of responsibility on the west coast. i think that is true for all of us. now we have a historic opportunity to strengthen the confidence of all the citizens and to reverse this mistrust that increasingly exists this mistrust towards business to show that capitalism isn't that and that it's just a need of a fresh expression. at unilever we try to give the lead in this respect. we put sustainable and equitable growth at the heart of our business. that is our business model. we set our ambition higher. we want to double the size of our business, but at the same time half our environmental footprint, a total decoupling. we want to in effect decouple this growth from the negative impact on the environment. no company of our skiez or complexity has set such audacious goals. yet this new model of sustainable and long-term growth is absolutely needed and we call it the unilever sustainable living plan. we have 60 time bomb targets covering th

receptive as we were to generations of immigrants going back to the days they put those words on the statue of liberty. we have to understand what kind of country we are living in and where our country is going and how we are going to keep it true to the thing that makes you happy and inspired that -- that makes you happy and inspired. because the -- the issues that you are dealing with now, even though there's controversy, when you get married, that's going to be another step towards acceptance and there are many things. all of the things that all of us hope that we are doing are helping but we need more educated people to understand what this country is now and what it is becoming and what we want it to be when it changes into the permutations that it will go through and what it's going to become in the future. [ applause ] >> so i told ray i was going to quote from his first book, "the old neighborhood, what we lost in the great suburban migration," he writes this. we were among the first americans. why are we still strangers? the people we refer to as latinos or hispanics drew their first breath w

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reporter: own only when you get to the top you get a sense of its height, 22 meters taller than the statue of libertyit was assembled by just four people is the incredible thing. built in sections, two drains placed them on top of each other, a pair of workmen bolted them together all the work completed in just 18 months. the orbit comes with a heavy price practicing, 23 million pounds but it's almost entirely funded by steel magnet latchme matel. >> it is absolutely correct to say that the genesis of this project was in a 45-second conversation in a clerkroom. no secret about that but the result was 19 million pounds' worth of sponsorship. >> reporter: many living in its shadow think the cash could have been spent elsewhere. >> people need housing. >> i don't really understand what it represents and for that reason it's definitely an eye sore. >> when i found out that doesn't really have a purpose, just kind of a watch tower, i thought it was even more useless. >> reporter: entry prices will also be steep, 15 pounds a ticket but could also include a sneaky view of the olympics itself. >>> the heat b

i consider this the statue of liberty to the west. >> it took ¿.5 years to build the golden gate bridged its stance nearly £ 1/5 feet tall. -- it took 4.5 years to build the golden gate bridge. >> you have electricians and all kinds of trades. it is almost like a small city. >> this £5th anniversary celebration is expected to draw intense of thousands of celebrators. -- 75th anniversary celebration. >> i remember when the bridge opened. i remember looking over and thinking, this is big! >> crowds are expected to fill up all of currency fills for its festival with music, food and fun. >>vicki: the golden gate is shutting down briefly on sunday for the £5th anniversary celebration. the sidewalks will be closed starting at ¢:00 p.m. and the roadway closed at à:00 p.m.. a fireworks show is scheduled for 9:30 p.m.. after that great officials will do is fix action before it reopens. stay with kron4 as we continue our coverage of the golden gate bridge £5 anniversary. if you would like to avoid the crowds the witness the celebration, kron4 will be streaming the entire fireworks show on our web

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." >> frankenstein, the statue of liberty, and a bald gold guy named oscar. these are some of the images you'll find covering the hallway walls in a rather unusual school project. christian has the story. >> the mural's a great place. it's the friendly place that everyone goes to when they have an inspirational feeling, and everyone's just so nice, and work gets done here. they actually get, boom, boom, boom, work. >> here is where students at william mckinley junior high school go to learn on their own time. >> we mostly come at 7:00 in the morning, and sometimes we stay after school. we've even spent our lunch periods in mr. buxton's class, trying to get in as much work as we can. >> no extra credit. all they get is a cup of hot chocolate. >> language-arts teacher tom buxton dreamed up the project -- a giant mural that stretches half the length of a football field. it started when a student approached mr. buxton with an unusual piece of art. >> a young lady handed me a refrigerator magnet that had an image of rosie the riveter on it. >> rosie the riveter is

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the first thing you see federal reserve a distance is the statue of liberty and to be able toll go over to basically own new york for a period of maybe 45 minutes. >> reporter: but flying this contraption has its down side. >> with a shuttle on board the hailing characteristics and the drag factor are vastly changed. >> reporter: while the 747 is stripped bare inside to reduce weight, takeoff can be a nail-bite we are the plane carrying 704,000 pounds, very close to its 710,000 pound maximum. both moultrie and zink are still amazed it gets off the ground at all. >> as many times as you see it you still stand back and go "is it going to make it? is it going to make it?" it's unbelievable. you can't believe it. >> reporter: he'll get to believe it again in september when the 747 carries the "endeavour" to a museum in california, the last time a shuttle will ever leave earth. chip reid, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh

a look at the statue cam high atop the statue of liberty. "good morning maryland" returns in just a bit. Ñ[= you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. >>> if your kids ride bikes and they roller blade you've probably already got them. however this season hell melts could be more than just -- helmets could be more than just for sports, they reduce injury and save lives during severe weather as well. when those tornadoes ripped through alabama recently the one child admitted tonight hospital who was wearing a helmet only had minor scrapes and bruises and right now campaigns promoting helmets started nationwide. >>> 50 big rig trucks covered in water near cincinnati. business owners at the dealership where the trucks were saying the damages could reach up into the millions of dollars. severe rains across much of the midwest that go all the way down into parts of oklahoma, kansas as well as missouri. we dot a little get of a shower yesterday, what's in store for us today? >> charli

the first thing you see is the statue of liberty and to basically go over new york for 45 minutes. >>as its downside. >> with the shuttle onboard, the handling characteristics and the drag factor are vastly changed. >> reporter: while the 747 is stripped bear inside to reduce weight, takeoff can be a nail-biter with the plane carrying 704 pouchblds, very close to a 710-000 pound maximum. both moultry and zinc are amazed it gets off the ground at all. >> as many times as you see it, you still stand back and wonder, is it going to make it, is it going to make it? it's unbelievable. >> reporter: he'll get to believe it again in september when the 747 carries the "endeavour." >>> coming up, more fallout from jpmorgan chase's $2 billion loss. we'll hear from senator dick durbin, member of the appropriations committee. >>> plus joe torre former manager of the new york yankees talks things all baseball. >>> and emmy award winner jane lynch will be along. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday morning. thanks for watching. i'm manuel gallegus, have great day. -- captions by vitac -- w

a live picture of the statue of liberty all 300 feet and 6 inch and by the way, 25 windows in that crown we will be right back. >> i did not know that. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >> 4:56. phillips is closing its doors on the manufacturing and distribution facility in baltimore. 100 people will be out of work as a result of the shutdown. the ford avenue location will continue to be the world headquarters for phillips and company officials say this will not impact restaurants or thecrab deck set to open up this summer. >>> the nevada department of motor vehicles granted the license to google for testing of self-driving car on public roadways. the plates on the car will be red with an infinity symbol. it can drive to locations based on visual indicators, gps and sensors. they are testing out the cars and how they react on busy highways. >>> this month is national moving month. it's the busiest time of year for americans to step into a new home. here are tips to make sure it goes smoothly if you are using a moving service. make sure the movers are licensed and be sure to get a

the first thing you saw was the statue of liberty on the left and the standard oil, oil lamp at the top on the right. you would say that is the rockefeller building. we had to be the country that produced andy warhol. you put a roman light on top. you make this pop art thing on top of the building long before pop art existed. it's the way americans think. why have a big building if you can't use it as a bill board. the skyscraper kept on moving. chicago stopped at 20 stories but we kept on going. this is broad street toward wall street about 1905. look how high the buildings have gone. just to show you here is an aerial view from about 1905 with all of the skyscrapers hugging wall street and broad way. up until the 1960s, downtown new york had the same configuration, all of the skyscrapers were clustered in the middle of the island. there is bowling green, there is 11 broadway. one broadway is half built and 21 will come in the future. this is battery park, there is the l train system running through lower manhattan. since demolished. the low rise areas to the right, the south street ar

not only did he manage to survive the 180-foot drop, roughly equivalent to falling off the statue of liberty. he had to contend with bone-chilling waters, averaging 30 to 40 degrees, racing by at about 70 miles per hour. at the spot where he tumbled, an estimated 360 million gallons of water gush over the brink each minute. >> the real danger is when you hit, and falls are churning up the water beneath the falls so intensely. some people who've gone over the waterfall have literally been torn limb from limb. >> reporter: the man, whose name has not been released, was apparently trying to kill himself. but he cheated death. i was able to get him out of the water and stabilize him over to the shoreline. >> reporter: less than a handful of people live to tell this kind of tale, but kirk jones is one of them. he plunged over falls in 2003 and recounted the treacherous tale on "good morning america." >> it felt like i slammed into a granite table. i thought water would be soft. but evidently it was not soft at all. >> reporter: the latest survivor now shares that experience. he is expected to rec

we stopped in front of the statue of liberty. we all sang "god bless america" together, and there were hugs and tears that were shed there and then we brought the boat back to the harbor, or back to the dock, and took the torch and the mayor actually ran the torch that day, ran the torch across the ice at rock seefeller cente of, and those who rushed to danger, as opposed to rushed from it, we honor them and on the anniversary when osama bin laden was finally taken out and we respect and admire the many people who were a part of that, from the president who authorized that attack to the intelligence community that worked on it for so many years to identify where he was and, of course, to the members of our armed services particularly s.e.a.l. team 6 that took the extraordinary risk of going into pakistan and removing one of the world's worst characters. with that we're happy to take any question us may have. >> [ inaudible ]. >> of course i would have ordered taking out osama bin laden. of course. this is a person who had done te

new york's tallest building, 1,250 feet high, so high not even eight statues of liberty would reach thesix years, 900 workers labored around the clock, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, driven by more than a paycheck. >> everybody's on a mission. there's nothing they can't accomplish. >> reporter: this is your mission. we set out to meet those crane operators at their perch. traveling 90 floors by elevator then 16 vertical ladders. at eye level with helicopters, this is no place for a fear of heights. don't you ever get worried this high up? >> about what? >> reporter: about falling. a marvel of american engineering, it contains enough concrete to run a sidewalk from here all the way to chicago. 48,000 tons of steel, the equivalent of 22,500 cars. but these workers know it means so much more. >> tough coming to work every day and there were family members outside, trying to give you flowers to bring in. >> reporter: ivor hall immigrated to the u.s. almost 30 years ago. >> it's a gift that i personally felt that i give to this country for giving me the opportunity to be here. this building

. >> we are off to a break this morning but as we do a live look from high atop the statue of liberty in new york. "good morning maryland" continues in just a few moments. Ñ[=ff >>> it is now 4:39 and welcome back. a hailstorm in south dakota brought out more buyers to one car dealership than had been previously expected. the general manager says they're having the sale of cars at a discounted rate because of damage done by the storm. customers even making calls to the dealership asking about the lower prices because it's so much damage due to hailstorms that happened on those car lots they want to lower prices and they're going to get the cars when they can. time now for a check of the forecast. here's lynette. >>> all right, charlie. we're looking around the nation here and we can see basically we're quiet in a lot of spots but texas still dealing with showers and thunderstorms across that area and also nevada. but to the east that's where we're look at rain heading up into the northeast and new england area today. we had our round of showers, they are moving out and some clearing b