temple too did not survive the passage of time. it wasn't until the nineteenth century that the ruins were rediscovered travelers in the orient sought out the remains of the temple it was no longer believers in the data who came but the leavers inot and instead of offerings they brought strange operator says in whose windows the world appeared upside down. with these operators says they imagined they could possess themselves of the past and present. since that time the eye of the buddha has been governed. by the viewfinder of the camera. sacrifices are no longer made to jupiter on the altar here once twenty meters high it has long been in ruins as. the arch crafted by the sculptors of antiquity lies in fragments on the ground. we wonder amidst the ruins and find them quite prodigious wrote the great french novelist with stuff slow bear when he visited the orient in eight hundred fifty. prodigious indeed doffing all around them the pillows of the temple of jupiter are three times as high as those of the parthenon when athens. this i

a reconstruction of the temple. the wooden doll was adorned with ivory and go. as was the statue of asklepios sculpted by stress n.e.t.'s of paris showing the god with the sacred sentiment and the gilt heads don't. feel. i had. letters go on from the temple to the funnels. beneath this wonderful second. building there were three interlinked rings of wall spy collaborative. no one can say what purpose the building sent. some to rein in dwelling of the sacred sentence perhaps. did the priests of the scrappiness descend with the sick into the labyrinth to the underworld and leave the net to discover the secret of recovery themselves. we shall never know if. we continue from the farmhouse to the avatar if the function of the thousand and some to raney and complex remains unclear the abba ton and the cult of therapeutic sleep are profoundly mysterious. the pilgrims who reportedly see the goddess crappiest on their first night and he would explain the fair appeared to. us did they in fact see masked priests visiting the p

to the north the open front of the main temple.beyond the main temple lies the ceremonial hole the interior walls contain thirteen knishes it's assumed that an oracle was consulted here to ask the council of the gods the voice of anyone speaking into one of the knishes is magnified and can be heard throughout the whole. the religious center of much you picchu is the mound where the people bowed to the sun known as into what down. its main feature is a sacred stone which resembles a sundial the inca word into why tana means the place where the sun is fetters. astronomers priests and teachers use the sum dial to calculate the course of the sun throughout the year the month and the time of day although we don't know what astronomical methods were used van the end of a match you preach you remains a mystery with the fall of the into empire the decline of the city was probably inevitable after that it didn't take long for the jungle to reclaim the houses temples and rules and then the inca city of much of picchu slept for three hundred

the alleged abuse is not believed to have happened at calvary temple. ellen says you cannot separate the two. >> and the fact that so kany peopw what had happened says to me that it is entirely connected to calvary temple. >> reporter: we beganeporting abuse allegations three years ago. that's when we first met the fosters. the family was a part of calvarr temple church decades. gary and marcia left in 2007. seven yea later, they were reunited with their son, michael. >> nose are seven years that i'm not goingo get back. >> reporter: the fosters say they were well aware of the allegations against o'connor. they are shocked, though, that he was arrested. >> you know, to see this arrested happen, it's a welcome, bright light. >> hopefully it brings clofore this one young lady. but there are others that need closure, too. >> weporter: as the case when similar allegations against church members arose three years ago, i agach have r out to church leadership wanting to hear from the pastor or omebody incharge. they've yet to get back to me. abuse, that knew t

one of them was temple. if you want to go, look at temple on thursday, friday, saturday nights, you will see there's double, triple, quadruple parked vehicles and some of them are sitting there for long periods of time soliciting for fares. and the security does nothing. one of them, the guy -- they have a dog. they have a guy, a security guard, with a dog, who checks cars and whatever. and i told them i was calling the police because the double and triple parking was getting out of hand and he threatened me. he threatened me because i was there being available to people and that's what we do. we queue up. the problem is, people are queueing up that are not licensed to do what we do. temple nightclub, if they cleaned up their act, wouldn't be a problem. next issue -- i'm running out of time -- i didn't know it was 2 minutes instead of 3. many of the clubs now use cones blocking off large portions in front of their clubs. in some cases, good for security purposes, but a lot of it is a little generous, taking

i'm fredricka whitfield outside the greater grace temple.e are streaming into the church where in just minutes people will pay tribute to the queen of soul, aretha franklin, just look at this lineup for her funeral service. the speakers including former president bill clinton, bishop t.d. jakes, the reverend jesse jackson and smokey robinson. there will be music tributes from stevie wonder, faith hill, jennifer hudson and several other musical celebrities you see on the list there spanning so many different genres of music, r&b, gospel pop. this is video from moments ago, aretha franklin's 24 carat gold-plated casket arriving at the church moments ago as you see right there. originally this service was invitation only but this morning organizers revealed that around 2,000 fans, so many of whom came out at 4:00 in the morning lining the street here, that they would indeed now be allowed inside and some have been lined up for so long they would have been disappointed if they weren't allowed to go in. even though there is a jumbotron set up out

pastor ellis there, the pastor of this greater grace temple.n, particularly after her rendition of "natural woman" went viral after being on jimmy fallon's show shortly after aretha franklin's death. let's talk about how aretha franklin, the woman, the music symbolizes her in so many ways. the woman, her music, what she brought to the american culture as a whole. i want to bring in a couple experts here. aretha franklin biographer and friend, david ritz as well as reporter with the detroit news. let's talk about how important it is that you've got talent representing so many different types of music paying tribute to aretha franklin through song and through their personal accounts of how it she made an impression on them. >> well, she's a -- she's epic. you know, this is an epic moment in american history. it's the end of an era. she was born out of the golden age of soul. it's like this golden age is never going to end. my feeling generally about being in detroit is she's alive. she's alive in everybody's heart. she's alive in everybody's t-sh

that is the funeral of aretha franklin going on in detroit at the greater great's temple in detroit,higan. the queen of soul. the family decided just yesterday to open up the ceremony. the greater grace temple holds about 4,000 people in the family of aretha franklin who died on august 16 of pancreatic cancer decided to open it up to about a thousand individuals from the public. it's going to be one incredible list of speakers and singers. stevie wonder among the singers, president bill clinton. aretha franklin sang at both inaugurations of bill clinton. the reverend jesse jackson. that remembrance will be going on for hours in detroit. at the same time, the other story is the continuing celebration of the life of senator john mccain. his body will lie in state in the capital rotunda today. a funeral or memorial service plan for the washington cathedral tomorrow. this is the third day of remembrance of sandra memorials for senator john mccain. let's go to mike emanuel down in washington with more on the remembrances and the service that we just offered senator john mccain. >> it was

passing temple some here tell me why isn't it enough. downs in the whole world is why the why do you read the classical ballet when you've got a contemporary but we're trying to do a company that could do everything i think is important for the nation because i was in there is any company like. madeleine honey is home by letting us as you take one house will count on us and i'm coming to us and i mean that the difference that this is and you. can say about my. it does seem like. where people missed out on bain. flicks. out of you know this young woman equal. be it on the diamond that i would assume most women do i'm boss i'm going to sell a moment a little bit but i love me enough you know i'll do it all and i can't wait for president i will see layoffs was one side of the argument is you just a box on your. study in maine they will get out then because they. had a home and that was on my on and that would i mean on their way there they will tell you that the same as anyone wishes. and then they come in the part of these you gotta if wav

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this temple stay is the latest in a series of spiritual rites and activities the boys have taken partook place at the mouth of the cave. thailand is a deeply spiritual country and the extraordinary escape of this team has captivated the population deeply. many now hope this process will bring an end to their suffering and allow them to embark on a new beginning. for police officers enforcing the law or responding to a crime, clear communication is essential. but language barriers can sometimes make this difficult. now lincolnshire police are trying to break down that barrier, by recruiting multi—lingual officers who can communicate more effectively with the county's large eastern european community. our reporter sarah walton went to meet the new rectruits in training. and that is how you could soon be arrested on british soil. these officers are being trained to detain people in their own language. maks and gosia have both worked in the uk for more than a decade, butjoined the force after seeing a divide between the communities and the police. definitely there is a language barrier. f

this temple stay is the latest in a series of spiritual rites and activities the boys have taken partof religious cleansing which took place at the mouth of the cave. thailand is a deeply spiritual country and the extraordinary escape of this team has captivated the population deeply. many now hope this process will bring an end to their suffering and allow them to embark on a new beginning. those are all the stories we have time for now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ nkem ifejika. thank you for watching. bye—bye. hello. if you had the sunshine on saturday, there is more to come on sunday. like saturday, though, there will be more cloud once again across northern ireland and scotland and, at times, that could bring some showery rain, but for most, it is mainly dry and there will be a good deal of sunshine, as this area of high pressure continues to develop from the south—west. clear skies overnight for much of england and wales, will give way to sunshine by day. always more cloud though for scotland and northern ireland, with this front to the north—west actually bringing some r

this temple stay is the latest in a series of spiritual rites and activities the boys have taken partremony, and a process of religious cleansing took place at the mouth of the cave. thailand is a deeply spiritual country, and the extraordinary escape of this team has captivated the population deeply. many now hope this process will bring an end to their suffering and allow them to embark on a new beginning. tom donkin, bbc news. the trump administration has overturned bans on the use of pesticides linked to the declining population of bees. neonicotinoids, a common insecticide used to fight off a variety of pests, will now be allowed in some protected areas. environmentalists have expressed anger about the decision. bee populations in america are currently declining for several species. donald campbell's bluebird has taken to the water for the first time in more than 50 years. the restored hydroplane, which crashed in 1967 killing its famous pilot, was launched in front of cheering crowds on the isle of bute. 0ur correspondent catriona renton was there. the final checks, after 17 yea

it is the greater grace temple. they are holding 4,000 at capacity, which we've got people spilling out on the streets there. some watching on a jumbotron down the street. the temple has been a great source of strength for aretha franklin's funeral and family. dignitary, sports stars, in entertainment world, whoopi goldberg, tyler perry. 1000 members of the public received open invitation. it was first come, first seated invitation. the family wanted to extend the service to include fans that meant so much to her. powerful voices here to celebrate franklin's music, we heard from faith hill, arianna grande and stevie wonder and chalka khan. bill clinton has been a friend of franklin for years and she sang at his inauguration. the booming lyrics we come to know and love and incredible strength in her personal life. listen. >> she said, faith not without failure but over coming her failures. she lived with power, not without weakness, but overcoming her weaknesses. i just loved her. reporter: he really very strong resp

this temple stay is the latest in a series of spiritual rites and activities the boys have taken partious cleansing which took place at the mouth of the cave. thailand is a deeply spiritual country and the extraordinary escape of this team has captivated the population deeply. many now hope this process will bring an end to their suffering and allow them to embark on a new beginning. to explosive d roves to explosive droves —— drones have exploded in venezuela as the president nicolas maduro was giving a speech. the president was unhurt. --2 a speech. the president was unhurt. ——2 explosives. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ nkem ifejika. hello. if you had the sunshine on saturday, there is more to come on sunday. like saturday though, there will be more cloud once again across northern ireland and scotland, and at times, that could bring some patchy rain, most will be dry though and for much of england and wales, there will be plenty of sunshine, as this area of high pressure continues to build. clear skies overnight for much of england and wales, will give way to sunshine by day.

this temple stay is the latest in a series of spiritual rites and activities the boys have taken partitional ceremony, and a process of religious cleansing took place at the mouth of the cave. thailand is a deeply spiritual country, and the extraordinary escape of this team has captivated the population deeply. many now hope this process will bring an end to their suffering and allow them to embark on a new beginning. in 1998 when brown bears were declared a protected species, the medieval european tradition of making them dance became illegal. the bbc has been speaking to dr amir khalil — a vet who helped establish a bear sanctuary in bulgaria. in 1998, it was clear that they announced that brown bear are a protected species. but to protect is different. for me, it was a huge challenge. in the heart of the bulgarian capital, sofia's commercial and political centre, a site from medieval times. a 14—month—old brown bear. she is muzzled and chained by rings through her nose and upper lip to her master. dancing bear was a cultural problem in bulgaria — over 300 years, a tradition. how th

the family was a part of calvary temple church for decades. garry marshall left in 2007. it would be another seven years before they -- gary and marcia left in 2007. it would be another seven years before they reunitedith their sons. they still do not have contact ith their eldest daughter and have never met hildren, their grandkids. >> once you speak out, once you qusstion, the pro begins, and you are singled out.g the shunnbegins. >> the culture is such that if you do leave, you will be cut off from ymir . >> reporter: ellen kuzar left i. 20 she remembers o'connor as a deacon at calvary deacon on. thursday, loudoun county sheriffs arrested o'connor andi chargedith sexually abusing a girl beginning when she was 13. it was first reportedn 2003. it's not believed to have happened at the church. but allen says you cantet sepahe two. >> the fact that so many people knew what had happeneday to me that it is entirely connected to calvary temple. >> reporter: as was the case when similar allegations a minst churchbers arose three years ago, i again have reached out to church le

jesus saying get out of my temple to those money changers. jackson like christ has driven the money changers out of the temple. this is a phenomenal victory for jacksonian democracy. but it's not over. it's not over. jackson -- it's 1833. you will notice the charter doesn't run out until 1836. jackson says, i have to put up with this bank for three more years? i can't do that. there's no telling what these guys are going to try to pull. i've got to kill this bank now, and sure enough jackson after he wins the election removes all federal deposits, all treasury deposits from the bank, starving the bank to death, removing those federal deposits early and then transferring them to state banks, to pro jackson state banks. the bank must shut down. these pro jackson state banks by jackson's opponents are called pet banks. these are pets of andrew jackson, the whigs understandably are very, very furious with jackson. this is a whig cartoon. look at that. king andrew i, trampling on the u.s. constitution. you see there the constitution, internal impr

i never heard of anything what's going on and that at that rally in temple those people with courage signs in what the hell is going on. you know it's very troubling larry and you know we've got to be careful it's not that we take this personally or we can't take any criticism we in the media i mean but i think this goes as you say this goes beyond just not liking what a particular anchor reporter might have might have to say. but let me just say also getting into this i have to just it may be an aside but what's most ironic about this is that of all people out there today donald trump is a creation of the media or his entire business career he made a point of being out in the tabloids talking to the people being on your show being you know on how he stern show every morning or not every morning as often as he could his it's a television show he would be president today without the media that television show and then during the campaign he got ten twenty times more coverage than any other republican candidate did c.n.n. all the cables would carry his networks live so really he owes h

all eyes will turn to greater dwr grace temple tonight.ong list of human rights activists as well as industry titans like sony music ceo collide davis will offer personal reflections. former president bill clinton will also offer his condolences to the queen of soul. musical artists expected to give musical tributes from pop star ariana grau ariana grande to chaka khan. the celebration will kick off at 9:30 a.m. eastern at greater grace temple in detroit. >> fitting tribute. >>> loo leading the news this morning just as a new school year ier getting u way the trump administration is considering new guidelines that would dramatically change the rules on how sexual misconduct cases are handled on campuses, giving more rights to the accused. >> reporter: the department of educion draft proposa would be a dramatic turn from obama era regulations strengthening lhe rights of students accused of sex assault. the draft obtained by "the new york times" has not been independently verified by nbc news. the proposed would limit to the most severe. and

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley temple my biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he cam

eleven i don't know my dad but if michael are fair but that is what i have and when i joined the temple and when i saw dang it i mean that i want it again i got to you tell me you saw done it and i wanted a card. you know a job friends we had together he a plain clothes going to school together but not so much in delhi so i mean to tell you just it's good to do so people are supporting their we look what to do we also make it what are you going to make it no one can make it here all of us of it is. mostly because i'm given food makes me glad i'm out of it you know peace there is i can get my way and go. one propose new route is anything but say incredibly some here. hoping to use a canoe to cross the atlantic to the united states. in the face of such a time a nation gambians returned migrants clearly have much persuading still to do. taiwan. a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of

sanctuary churches there are at least a dozen they take for granted that the feds will never enter a temple to arrest an immigrant and that is why they are welcomed. on what is a little bit but that was also said of people who protected jews in germany right when the laws being written by criminals decent people had to disobey those rules those laws yeah so and particularly. president trump has made people afraid of the most vulnerable people on earth it's tragic it's seen as courage it's complete cowardice to not open your door for a young mother and her young son. to save their lives i just can't imagine not doing that. and i haven't also crossed the rio grande by boat. up to the mexican red nose. the boat was punctured and began to sink just as they reached the shore of macallan . that was their single stroke of luck after twenty minutes of walking in the sun they were seized by the immigration service. the man on your bottom line on how president of n.d. . yes i am just glad. you don't want to. run for. your field. even your round. the room. to think our. visit there was an elephant. al

king wasn't planning on being here mason temple on this day in 1968.o dr. dr. king was back at the hotel, weakened by a fever and hoping to rest up. dr. abernathy called dr. king. he knew he had to come. he had to come to mason temple. dr. king came, spoke about 45 minutes. without without notes. he he spoke of the ancient greeks and romans. he spoke of struggles for freedom around the world. he spoke of the importance of maintaining unity and resolve in the strike. he spoke about the constitution and the need for america to be true to what it said on paper. he spoke of the power in numbers possessed by black people. and he spoke with eerie foresight about his own mortality. i i may not get there with you, he said, but i want you to know tonight that as a people, we will get to the promised land. now half a century later, half a century later we can celebrate important strides towards freedom. justice, justice, and equality for our people. we can't we can't deny that there's been progress and self-correction in america since 1968. but have we reached t

joining us outside, ron mott who is outside the greater grace temple, talking to people there.ts legends and of course musical legends, ron. >> reporter: it's an a-list group of people here to mourn but mostly to celebrate the life of aretha franklin. i hope people brought comfortable shoes, because as you mentioned, andrea, the program is running an hour behind. if the spirit gets moving, we might be here all night. it is clearly a celebration of this life. aretha franklin certainly would be proud of the a-listers that she could attract to her home-going service. these are average everyday detroiters who came last night to try to get into the church service. initially the family was going to keep it fairly small, a private invitation-only event. but the turnout this week, the cards and notes people wrote to aretha franklin and to her family, the family is deciding to let about a thousand of these folks in. we hope they go in before the service gets too far along. you just heard that beautiful rendition by faith hill. there are all sorts of folks from all over the country in di

. >> you can hear the activity overhead and see the sea of people filing into the greater grace temple church where the funeral service for aretha franklin, the world's beloved queen of soul, will begin in just moments from now. what we have been able to see is besides the motorcade of pink cadillacs who have pulled up, a number of dignitaries and celebrities from the world of music, from sports, from the church, they have all been lining up to go inside the sanctuary there. 4,000 seat sanctuary. you can see it filling up. it will be a day of amazing speeches, eulogies and, of course, song. a former president, bill clinton, ariana grande to take to the podium there and deliver their eulogies in celebration of this amazing life of aretha franklin in the sanctuary. earlier, aretha's 24 karat gold plated casket arrived at the church. you see right there. we have learned that her final outfit change is a gold dress and gold shoes. ryan young is amongst the crowd outside of the church. ryan, good to see you. folks are filing in. people started lining up very early, not just today but yester

hardly anything remains the basilica and the geometrical town plan date back to the greek period the temple on the capital sacred to the roman do . it is jupiter juno and minerva was built like most of the city's public buildings after pompei had become a roman colony in the first century b.c. . the physical appearance of pancake that visitors now reconstruct in their minds eye was in fact a mere seventeen years old an earthquake devastated the city in sixty two a day reconstruction was still uncompleted when vesuvius erupted scarring that handsome appearance reducing pompei to a skeleton and burying it six meters deep under ass and fine pumice stone which preserve the ruins for posterity. in many cases we don't know who occupied the houses or what professions they followed the buildings have been given names after the most striking finds made in them. the house of the phone a roman deity occupied an entire insular or block it belonged to a nobleman with a taste for art on the day the volcano erupted he was hastily packing up the silverware from the table when the roof fell in and killed hi