the stones were numbered. when they got to the stoneyard, there were papers with the sizes they kneaded. they used area -- surprise imply few tools, but they did. and there was a stone yard, where the stone had to be -- had to relieve itself of the sap -- quarry sap, which was water it had gathered a as a rock. and it would drip and drain. and then as it dried, they would bring it to the table, still subject to approval, bring it to the tables and it would be shaped, exactly as it was needed in the walls. and there were drawings. goodness, we would love to have them, but they got beat up, you know? they used them. so they threw them away. we've never found any. but we can tell from the bills -- my work is based on bills and invoices of what they were doing. and so a stone that was approved got put on the cutting table and was made -- cut into size. if it was going to have carving on it, enough was left on the front of the stone or what would be the face of the house. enough was left on the stone to carve into.

it is stone because he wanted it to be stone. susan: let's learn about another character besides washington. mr. seale: james hoban was from ireland and he was well-trained as an architect. in the idea of an architect in those days -- he could build as well as plan. he was raised in ireland and immigrated to the united states to philadelphia, then came here and washington met him in charleston on his southern tour of 1792. and he remembered him. so when the competition for design of this house took place he invited him to enter it and he was the winner from the start because he came up with a design that washington could understand. there was nothing weird about it. some other entries had throne rooms and things like that in the president would not do that. this was an english squire's house. it was not palatial, except it was in america. washington liked and approved the plan, modified the plan, and saw to it it happened. susan: what was the basic design architecturally in a period style? mr. seale: late-georgian, but pattered o

(jr stone) and i'm j-r stone. the home is just 300 yards north of the airport. kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in san jose tonight with details on what happened. hermela, first off how are those injured doing this evening? (herm)(herm) (herm) (herm) (jr stone) we first told you about the plane crash through our mobile app. we sent a push alert this afternoon. make sure you download the kron four mobile app to always stay up to date on breaking news. it's free for apple and android devices. (justine) more breaking news tonight... one person is dead and a search is underway right now for another person, after a boat was found spinning out of control in the ocean near half moon bay. it's happening near pillar point. the coast guard says they were notified of the boat spinning this afternoon. the boat was still spinning hours later... because it was too dangerous to approach. it's not clear what caused it to spin out of control. we have put calls into the coast guard.. and will bring you an update as soon as we get one. (jr stone) a string of crimes that started wi

(jr stone) plus... we'll show you what people in the north bay are doing to thank the first responders following the deadly wildfires. and... 26 people...shot and killed inside a church.... we'll hear from a man who stepped in to save parishioners when the shots rang out. ♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ (jr stone) our top story tonight... a mass shooting inside a texas church during sunday worship. welcome back...i'm jr stone. police say 26-year-old devin kelley killed 26 people and injured 20 others. among the dead is the pastor's 14- year-old daughter. it happened in sutherland springs just 30 miles southeast of san antonio. authorities say he was in all-black...wearing tactical gear...and armed with an assault

i have stones. and this is a. specialty value of the one we have been working for months in order to customize the color to make it suitable for this specific parts list and basically what we have to do is ensure that the code would stick to that story you know that to attract them and also that they would survive all this from the treatment so that the stones on the go. that's because the emeralds get their d.n.a. marker before they're polished. they come from this mine in zambia. the raw stones are marked as soon as their mind using a special solution the nano beads can be lodged inside the emeralds microscopic flaws. the d.n.a. marker which is implanted at the mine can then be retrieved later from the polar stone with this. besh whole acid the subsequent d.n.a. analysis is a standard procedure. the stones show a signature d.n.a. curve showing all the stones tested contained marker d.n.a. . d.n.a. labeling works but it still seems quite a low boreas procedure. nonetheless some of the basel world exhibitors are i

that means stone. >> it sucks. >> stone. james stone.> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> i'd like to know -- >> christopher trotter makes his case for returning to general population. >> nobody said kill the police or anything like that. i'm not in here for killing the police. and i haven't killed the police. he just took it out of context. rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor shou

he trades mainly in large stones.he jade trade is lucrative. $31 billion worth of jade is mined in myanmar every year. one kilogram alone of the finest jade can fetch millions. thant sin shows off his giant stones. most of his clients are chinese. >> the chinese think that jade is good for your health, that it has a cooling effect. a stone like this can be unbelievably expensive. the more translucent it is, the higher its price. reporter: but the human cost of jade is even higher. many of the mine workers end up with drug habits, opium, heroin, crystal meth. these men have been forced to go cold turkey. >> we thought the drugs would protect us against malaria. i kept taking more and more. i ended up in hospital. i couldn't get off them. reporter: christian aid organizations are trying to fight the drug epidemic in northern myanmar. their methods include singalongs and bible readings. drugs are illegal in myanmar, but ubiquitous. the military and the police have their hands in the drugs industry too, activists say. >>

>> stone: we lucked out.e would not have had the technology to do it. >> cooper: ed stone is the chief project scientist for "voyager." he's 81 now-- >> stone: there is a sensor system down here. >> cooper: --but was 36 when he first took the job at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in california, where the "voyagers" were built. each part was carefully designed and tested. but with the launch date fast approaching, project manager john casani and his team learned that the conditions near jupiter might be much harsher than they expected. they needed extra protection for "voyagers'" cables-- they needed a quick fix. casani says they used aluminum foil. that doesn't sound exactly high- tech. >> john casani: we would have normally used metalized kapton, or mylar, or something, you know, more appropriate. but we didn't have time. >> cooper: you just went to a store and got aluminum foil? >> casani: well, i didn't know. i said, "ask my wife. where do you get aluminum foil?" >> cooper: and that's-- part of that is o

so you removing the goblet of completely because of the stones why don't you just remove the stones and leave the better inside because the stones were really a cure. this disease is a disease of the goal there are so we have to remove the gobbler there in this case it especially because there is a slight infection of the gold blood. in kidney stones you can use sound waves to destroy the stills ken can use them in gold other stores as well you can use them but only in very special patients the standard treatment for global letters were problems was pain and infection is the removing of of the removal of the goal better after you remove the goal better one might think that the pain is over and there are no problems remaining but this is not always so. it began many years ago. started to feel weak and tired for weeks on end she just had no energy it was no obvious cause. but something did strike her as very odd. mind leanest and. my urine was very dark really brown i told my mother and she said to go to the doctor straight away because it's probably the gallbladder but again it is washin

(jr stone) and...earchers are looking into the impact that the north bay wildfire's had on peoples' health. we'll hear from a health specialist.. who joins us live on set...on what this means for you. (justine) taking a live look outside...(jr stone) we are now joined by meteorologist lawrence karnow... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a mix of sun and clouds today but there are big canges coming soon. if you're going out tonight you should be a jacket and even an umbrella since a storm is headed our way. it doesn't look like a big weather system on the doppler but that rain will start moving in a little later especially in the north bay. on the satellite image you can see the weak storm headed our way now but a stonger one is following right behind it to bring a chance of showers for the entire bay area on monday. a series of storms is expected to impact the bay area for the next two weeks. it will be mild on monday in the cent

(jr stone) new at eight. police say sneaky thieves made off with some expensive tennis shoes in irvine. justin woehler was selling high end limited edition adidas for 6,000 dollars.. but as soon as he got in the back seat of the suspect's bmw.. he felt uneasy. woehler says before he knew it...a gun was in his face. this is the man who justin woehler says he was making the deal with. irvine police have released this security tape of the unidentified robber who was inside of a convenience store ...just moments earlier.(sot) "i looked at him like you know..i say how come his face so mean?""the guy from the passenger seat just took it with his right hand and turned around and put it right in my face, it was like a black, semi-automatic 9 millimeter." police are now looking at other security cameras in the area to see if they caught the suspect roaming around. that man is still on the loose tonight. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautifu

(jr stone) and i'm j-r stone. we are following breaking news tonight... cult leader and convicted murderer-- charles manson--- has died. (justine) debra tate says she received a call from the prison just after eight pm that manson had died. tate is the sister of actress sharon tate-- who was killed by manson's followers in the 60s. manson was taken to a hospital in bakersfield earlier this week... escorted by five corrections officers. manson was serving a life- in-prison sentence for orchestrating the 19-69 murders of seven people. the report says the hospital is contacting the families of all of his victims. charles mason was 83-years old. we are waiting for more information surrounding manson's death... and we will bring updates as soon as they come into the newsroom. (justine) more breaking news we are following we are breaking news more breaking news we are following tonight... a plane crashes into a home in the south bay.. injuring three people. and tonight we are learning that the plane had been rented from the airport and occupied by a student, pa

(jr stone) welcome back to kron four news at 8:30... i'm jr stone...ne) and i'm justine waldman... the holiday shopping season has just started... but not everyone is a fan of fighting crowds for the best deals...(jr stone) if that describes you... well you're going to love, cyber monday here's david daniel with more. if you're not into the push and shove of black friday sales... well you're in luck. cyber monday begins this evening where you'll get a second shot at all the big holiday deals. on top of that- you never have to leave home during this busiest online shopping day of the year. retail-me-not-dot-com trends expert says the two sales holidays, are turning into one: sot sara skirboll, retailmenot.com trends expert "nowadays, what we're seeing is black friday and cyber monday being merged. so, instead of black friday being its own holiday, and cyber monday being its own holiday, we're starting to see it being called 'cyber week' or the 5 days of saving."some of the largest online retailers such as amazon, walmart, and jet-dot-com will be rolling

(jr stone) a senior adviser for rand paul says the u.s.senator is recovering from five broken ribsfollowin g an assault at his kentucky home. it's unclear when paul will return to work since he is in considerable pain and has trouble getting aroundincluding flying. the broken ribs include three displaced fractures...which can lead to life-threatening injuries. officers arrested 59-year-old rene albert boucher... they say he entered paul's home and tackled him to the ground. boucher is charged with one count of fourth-degree assault. ( jr stone ) san francisco police are looking tonight for three people who stole a delivery of iphone tens. we learned the theft happened at stonestown galleria on wednesday.. just two days before the big release. the suspects snatched 300 of the phones from a delivery making dropoff for the apple store inside the mall. the only details we have right now is the suspects were in a white dodge van. the iphone ten has been a hot item... with customers now on a waiting list to get one. ( jr stone ) residents of a w

and i'm j-r stone.(ááá3-shotááá) let's get right to meteorologist lawrence karnow who will tell us if this storm will be as bad as it was earlier today. lawrence karnow: it was a stormy sunday for the bay area and there's still more to come. what a difference from just yesterday when we had highs in the 70s and 80s. doppler radar continues to show some scattered showers around the bay area but nothing is very heavy. still it is very slick on the roads so take some extra care. there are major airport delays around the country. delays at sfo are over 3 hours! on the satellite you can see a swirl of clouds. that's the low pressure headed our way now. there is a lot of cold air wrapped in it and it's very unstable air too. that means there's a chance we could see some thunderstorms when it comes through later. you can see on our computer model the next round of rain coming our way. it looks like a thin line of storms but it will pack a punch. expect brief periods of heavy rain and gusty winds with isolated

(jr stone) tonight at 10... right now oakland police are using a helicopter and extra patrols to watch for any sign of illegal side shows involving cars doing risky manuevers. we've seen shootings happen at past sideshows and in some cases people have been injured. good evening and thank you for joining us at ten i'm jr stone. (justine)and im justine waldman. police say social media posts adverstised a sideshow for tonight that could draw hundreds of people. (jr stone) kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in the studio with new details on what we've seen tonight... (ella) there have already been violations tonight... oakland police tweeted this picture in the last thirty minutes...saying "one of the cars towed so far related to hash tag side show. and social media posts claim there are already hundreds of people out participating. but i spoke with a man whose documented these events for years who defends sideshows as really just a social event that still needs a sanctioned space to keep it going but also keep it saf

(jr stone) in the north bay... people whose homes survived the deadly north bay fires are now dealing with more problems... a water advisory has been issued for people in the fountaingrove neighborhood...which was one of the most heavely damaged areas of the fire. water officials say slightly elevated levals of contaminants were found in parts of that neighorhood. people are being advised not to use tap water for drinking and cooking. officials say boiling or disenfecting the water will not make it safe to drink. the santa rosa water department is flushing clean water through the system to address the contamination. a navy veteran is finally in permanent housing after he and his extended family and friends all lost their homes in the north bay fires. he spoke to kron 4's hermela aregawi about the long road to recovery. she joins us live with that story.. hemela? (hermela aregawi)quincy king and his wife not only lost the house they've lived in for 25 years..and raised kids in..but many of their family and friends a

(jr stone) tonight at 10... right now oakland police are using a helicopter and extra patrols to watch for any sign of illegal side shows involving cars doing risky manuevers. we've seen shootings happen at past sideshows and in some cases people have been injured. good evening and thank you for joining us at ten i'm jr stone. (justine)and im justine waldman. police say social media posts adverstised a sideshow for tonight that could draw hundreds of people. (jr stone) kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in the studio with new details on what we've seen tonight... (ella) there have already been

i'm jr stone.(justine) and i am justine waldman. fountaingrove is where officials say the fires melted underground plastic pipes. this map shows us where the damaged stormdrain pipes have been located. at least eight pipes were destroyed. and now, 20 other sites are being inspected. the pipes that melted, were in some cases, damaged up to a few hundred feet. (justine) a sinkhole has already opened up on the end of newbury court... officials say the reason why they are seeing this problem in fountaingrove... is because the plastic pipes are relatively new... also the impact of a damaged pipe would be higher in fountaingrove because of the area's terrain. officials are asking people to be vigilant. and be prepared to evacuate if it becomes necessary. (jrs) turning now to kron-4 meteorologist lawerence karnow(justine) lawrence is t

one of them, "rolling stone" magazine.r put out his first issue 50 years ago this thursday. right now, woboth are at a crossroads. anthony mason reports. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it has been the cultural bible of babyboomers for half a century. the voice of the rock generation. ♪ ♪ "rolling stone" magazine is marking its 50th anniversary. with a new hbo documentary. a giant coffee table book. and a retrospective at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. editor and publisher cut the ribbon for the exhibit which features a mockup of the san francisco office where he started it all. but in the middle of the celebration, wenner announced he was putting his baby up for sale. >> you have so successfully tied your name to the magazine it is very difficult for a lot of people see the two go different ways. >> i'm very flat tired hear that. very flattered to hear that. but it must live on its own. ♪ when the truth is found >> reporter: rolling stone was born in the summer of love. 1967. in the epicenter of san francisco's haight-ashbury. home to

between the temples to the altar stone where human sacrifices were me. we believe the gods would have been angry if we had not shed the blood of our prisoners to appease them not was the world we lived in it may seem alien now perhaps but it was coherent and clear. in this scene carl is receiving the insignia of power from his mother normally the succession followed the male line but a col had a problem with the legitimacy of his claim to the throne so i recorded his entire ancestry back to the mythical heroes who lived at the dawn of time it was an impressive lineage and convince the people that only good rulers could come from this bloodline and after all the kings mediated between the people in their gods and ancestors their practices in doing this included self mutilation and other mortifications they went into trances and salvations. the king was pulling his military overlord responsible for extending the city state influence but he also had to provide his people with captives to serve their slaves or for human sacrifice. the higher the rank of a pr

it is, says michael stone's sister, grounds for hope.0 years too long for somebody who hasn't committed a crime. from his cell in frankland prison, bellfield has denied any involvement. stone is being held in the prison and either both men are killers or one is innocent. we are going to speak now to paul bacon michael stone's solicitor. can you help viewers with this notion of this alleged confession and why you think it is so compelling? yes, i've read the confession and i'm absolutely convinced that it's a true statement. it comes across with detail in it that not only the killer would know but detail which is so interesting that it would be impossible to invent. you had to have been there to say the things in the detail that has been said and be the detail that has been said and be the killer. we are quite convinced bellfield in what he said is the person responsible and of course michael stone is therefore innocent. you talk about the interesting detail, is it possible for you to share an example of that kind of detail that you say i

barbara, how is michael stone now?n suddenly finding out you do not know if it will have any hope or not. how is he? mick is very confident. i speak to him almost daily. he is very confident about the potential evidence. he is convinced bellfield is the guilty party. we would not go that far at the moment but my brother is convinced that he did it. that is because mick would know that he didn't. in order to get out of prison, he is happy about that. kent police are not particularly keen on reopening this case and we have a long statement. it is unfair on the victims to reopen the investigation. it is important though, you want a different police force to come in and examine this? we do. that have been problems over the years with the kent police force, actually going right back to the first trial, the way that they obtained evidence, and thereafter that have been a number of issues, including missing on losing an important exhibit. so, yes we do. their statement today is quite bizarre. so we do have concerns. it goes b

you can see the pile of stone. were 2.they that is the chimney of another slave house next to this one. there might have just been three. you can see the trees, the chimney of the kitchen. that is all that survived. if you look on the other side, it has three fireplaces in it. this is the brick. we can look inside and see that it might be full of stuff. it is. i don't know what the standard is. >> this has cellar space under it. and an addict? >> yes. it is an interesting space. has hands to cut things back with. >> i work at trimble as a market manager. i have been involved in the slave trade project. it is a philanthropic project. obie has askedt, j us to come and help her document the slave houses. we run our scanner on a tripod and replace it with a camera slr can take panoramic images. we can map the color from those images on the laser scan, and that provides a point cloud from which we can pull models using our software or other packages to pull measurements and other kinds of useful information out of it. >

(jr stone) and i'm j-r stone... the seven- year-old girl involved in the crash just passed away last night. the deadly crash happened tuesday in sonoma on highway 12, kron four's spencer blake reports from sonoma at a memorial that was set up for them. in front of this salon in sonoma, former co-workers and clients of estefania soto have left dozens of momentos.among them are photos of her and her daughter kaliyah."they both had very vibrant personalities. bubbly. their presence was very known in any room they walked into."sierra sweeden has been estefania's best friend since kindergarten - more than 20 years.she and her family are still processing what happened tuesday morning on highway 12. police say jsoe lopez-perez was driving under the influence when he crossed over the yellow line and crashed head-on into soto's car.soto died in the wreck, and seven-year-old kaliyah passed on friday."she was pretty much like my sister. my mom was a big part of her life as well. she grew up coming to my house and vice-versa. s

i mean a ton of stone. again, a lot of it's hidden, but i'll point it out, like, from where you can see it. but -- so there's a -- so, like, there's a stone wall around, oh, it's called kind of a garden but it's not like a formal garden like we kind of think of with flowers and swruhrubs and stuff. that's all made of stone. originally this site had over 30 outbuildings. that's a lot of outbuildings, but, you know, that also showed off his wealth. the first building over here is a duck house. he built a house for ducks, you know what i mean? like, you know, how necessary? i would not call that a necessary building, you know what i mean? but, he, you know, he could do it. he had the material to do it so he did it. i know. animals. the animals have a -- >> the housing for the animals is nicer than the housing for the enslaved workers here. >> jobie, at any given time approximately how many slaves did he have here on the property living and working? >> so that i don't know. so i think that's also kind of tricky

charlie: these were the rolling stone years? including rolling stone and the beginning of vanity fair. but, so, it was -- you know me, i'm still a bit awkward. charlie: i do. annie: the last time i saw you, i said i am really nervous doing this. charlie: we have something to do here. annie: so i now i have children and it doesn't matter to me that i can present myself, present the work, and present what we do, what i do. and that really matters to me. and that really matters to me. i mean, the women's -- i was so proud of this traveling global women's show that went around last year. charlie: because? annie: for my three daughters. charlie: because you wanted them to know how much their mother was appreciated and how much the value of her work was celebrated? annie: no, because we want to do good things. in the long run, we want to do things that matter, because why bother otherwise. why bother otherwise? charlie: why bother, you know. when did you get to that? was it the kids? annie: when i was young, i was very brash. charlie:

for the rolling stones. i hung on to my camera for dear life. >> rose: really? because what, it was your security blanket. >> no, because it-- scared the hell out of me. i mean it was-- you know, i took my tennis racket. thinking oh great, we'll still at a good hotel. i was so naive, you know. >> rose: but you got caught up in the lifestyle too. >> i got caught up in the lifestyle. >> rose: did that almost end it for you. >> yeah, it did, it is very, very dangerous it was very bad. first time something overcame me. >> rose: it was bigger than you. >> it was bigger than me. and you always think when are you young you can take any of this stuff. and you are just, it is basically stupid. stupid. >> rose: and when do you realize you are in over your head, that you are addicted? >> i wasn't really-- you know,-- i think after i got off the rolling stone tour in 75y, you know, it was like, it took me awhile to get off the tour. >> rose: right. >> but i always knew i wanted to get off. it wasn't something i really--

charlie: you mean when you began with rolling stone? annie: i went on tour with the rolling stones.to my camera for dear life. charlie: really? because it was your security blanket? annie: no, it scared the hell out of me. i took my tennis racket thinking we will stay in good hotels. i was so naive. charlie: but you got caught up in the lifestyle too? annie: i did get caught up in the lifestyle. charlie: did it almost ended for you? annie: it was bigger than me. i was basically stupid. charlie: when did you realize you were over your head? annie: i wasn't really, you know, -- i think after i got off the rolling stone tour in 1975, it took me a while to get off the tour, but i always knew i wanted to get off. it is not attractive. charlie: you were not addicted to the lifestyle? annie: no, it was, you know, when you take photographs and you don't have a life. basically you are taking photographs all the time and you go from assignment to assignment, having a life is so important. building a life, i did not know how to build a life and had to work on that. charlie: what started that?

none of michael stone's dna was ever found at the murder scene.vidence against bellfield. they also said a new eyewitness had come forward, identifying levi bellfield as a man she saw driving erratically near the murder scene. speaking from prison, stone acknowledged his own violent past but told me that unlike bellfield, he had no history of attacking women. you've got a track record of violence, you hit a man with a hammer. they were desperate to link me to the crime, but it's not even similar, because i went to the house of someone who i found out was messing about with people, and i went to his house to warn him not to do it, and he grabbed my throat. it wasn't a hammer, it was a mallet, i picked it up to strike him with it to get him off my neck. it's nothing like attacking a child, or a mother and a child. there's no similarity, really. levi bellfield has now denied ever making a confession, and kent police said they stood by stone's conviction. mick's been in prison now for 20 years, and that's 20 years too long for somebody who hasn't comm

eighteen rabbits he himself was captured and sacrificed with the king slaughtered on the sacrificial stone the dynasty lost prestige the people of japan believed that the gods who deserted the aquila his success it was a weak ruler who did not even venture to put up steel as on the main squares as those before him undone but with the fifteenth ruler smoked shall capone's fortunes began to revive. he had steps built that lead to no temple or palace they simply laid down from no app to the square these steps are remarkable made of granite cliffs carved into the front facing symes woke up and you're walking on myth made stone. steps constitute the longest known my own inscription two thousand two hundred glyphs recording the glorious history of the compound in a city. that it was intended to help the people forget the ignominious end of eighteen rabbits and restore the odor of the universe be that as it may the city state had lost its position as a trade center for good. and had to rely on local materials and the work of its own craft speak to this day my own women traditional past the souven

donald trump was was their client at black, manafort and stone.e was literally the first person to suggest to trump to run for the presidency. he spent 29 years as trump's closest political advisor, cultivating him for the white house. >> he kind of talks about roger stone as sort of a nixon. this is donald trump from your documentary get me roger stone, talking about donald trump. take a listen. >> i was like a jockey looking for a horse. can't win the race if you don't have a horse. i interceded with the portsmouth new hampshire chamber of commerce to arrange a lunch. the helicopter landing was as big a news as his speech. this is kind of the first time i saw the power of trump, the public interest in trump was palpable, electric. >> what do you think roger stone wants from all of this? what does he want from donald trump's presidency? >> roger and a lot of the political consultants have a long history of taking things that have worked in the past and fitting them for the modern era. what he saw in donald trump was to take all the things that wo

but michael stone's family described this as a moment of hope.rime. they say his case must now be sent to the court of appeal. wyre davies, bbc news. and to see more on this, bbc wales investigates has a special programme tomorrow night at 8:30pm on bbc one wales, and on the bbc iplayer. this draw for the world cup in russia takes place this week. three quarters of a million tickets have already been sold for next year's tournament, which will see 32 teams hosted in 11 cities. but controversy still surrounds the competition, as the football world deals with issues of integrity and security. the russian deputy prime minister told the bbc the criticism was unfair. from moscow, our sports editor dan roan reports on the challenges for the tournament. russia has a proud footballing heritage, but it had to wait to play host. now, however, the first world cup to be staged here is on the horizon. the countdown, reaching a crucial moment this week when the draw takes place in moscow. the man in charge of organising the £9 billion showpiece, telling me tod

the most natural way to hold stones in place. mythological characters from other cultures and even their own fantasies during their travels. using new craft techniques learned from silversmiths in india or africa the artists created statues on a months and release with an astonishing wealth of motifs their work gave rise to a new style named after their king the man willing style which is found nowhere else in the world. man when the first not a great king but certainly a fortunate one whose reign just happened to coincide with portugal's greatest hour impatiently pressed ahead with the construction of the ministry at times more than five thousand craftsmen and laborers were employed on the site. in the massive name charged with a powerful aura of the sacred the verve and abandon of the stonemasons seems extinguished. in comparison with the cloisters the wealth of man willing ornamentation here seems to be of secondary importance. it was thanks to bode navigators like vasco da gama whose tomb of the kings artists gratefully decor

woman child or the to me created chose a life like representation of henry being cured of bladder stonesy a miracle and of the emperor's death stories which had become popular legends. as clerical life developed around the hill talk of phaedra a town was growing below the trade routes crossed here the rooms looked for food and shelter and the regular church festivals brought visitors to the town the townspeople grew rich and self-confident. and as the townspeople became more confident they came to resent the clerics living up in the cathedral enclave who paid no taxes and enjoyed numerous other privileges . the location of the town hall gives symbolic expression to the conflict between the town and the church it looks like a ship anchored in the river and it is actually built on a manmade island on neutral ground as it were. anyone coming in past the bridge could see exactly whose area of influence he was entering. the paintings on the bridge which was only added later during the rock you need also make the position clear on the cathedral side homage is paid to the bishop whereas the tow

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