the famous. people to see them. take. the symbol of. the ferry across. as. it's beginning to seem as though everyone in europe has put on a uniform and is heading for. across the water. and the festival. doesn't just. to find the strength to change into dress. uniform. wearing glamorous period clothing the ladies are also invited to a night of swing enjoy music. with a dance floor is just people see the same way their grandparents did. the british band to join basis. i think the music that we play on the music of voters is coming back now because. a lot of people find it here the young people think it's near the older people remember it but i think also people are getting fed up of just. you know electric pop music and also somebody suggested that. jazz swing music came out of the depression. and the world now there's a lot of economic problems looking for the signs of. them up and that's what we try and bring some sunshine. finally the russian. heavily laden vehicles. paratroopers in. the. field. sleep. and. to sleep. the big picture. the war and peace show

the history of the first squadron of the. famous operation of september one thousand nine hundred forty four. fifteen. killed or taken prisoner. in the. british. very. weapons correctly. the spirit of a soldier it is. the memory of soldiers who never returned from war. at the invitation of the british colleagues a multinational team of actors arrived at the memorial at holy trinity church. as we. age shall not weary nor the years. we will remember. begins according to the national preferences of each participant the french. and hang out with women the british. while americans drink coca-cola. while the german camp holds a morning combat training session. soldiers practice the delivery of wounded soldiers to a field hospital and provide first aid to someone suffering for a massive blood loss. infantry men of this unit are british. being a member of the club only the ability to wear a uniform properly and reenacts german life at the frontline but also to have a knowledge of how to handle equipment. this is why commander neil robertson

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alexander graduated from ucla and is a proud member of the famous structural engineering firm of santos and urrutia. my daughter is a graduate of boston university. she works for the san francisco international terminal marketing division. born and raised san franciscans. i want to encourage everyone out there listening that this is the best city to raise a family. regarding a few of those articles that you read about families leaving san francisco -- don't. stay in the city. this is what can happen to you if you stay. [laughter] in terms of my dedication, i

welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, the garden was designed by the california spring blossom and wildfilower association. here is a truly enchanting and tranquil garden along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. stroll around and appreciate its unique setting. the gorgeous brick walkway and a brick wall, the stone benches, the rustic sundial. chaired the part -- share the bard's word hundred famous verses from a shakespearean plays. this is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, and enjoy the sunshine, and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare and floats you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservations. take a bus and have no parking worries. shakespeares' garden is ada accessible. located at the bottom of this hill, it is a secret garden with an infinite in captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, it makes the top of our

alongside the rainbow trout the farm also has pools full of flashing amber trout and the famous poet. see salmon would swim into mountain rivers to spawn. they can hardly be observed because they rushed to the surface snatch the food and dive to the bottom. there are just as trout. forty eight teeth in the form of hooks. there are teeth even on their tongues and gills. way should you lead them by two fingers right. stick your hands in there is the sound advice will heal over only a couple of weeks later the form produces more than eight hundred tons of fish every year and organizes daily guided tours but if you're more of a four legged form there's plenty of that nearby. you won't be able to ski up in the mountains at this time of year but they're still an amazing place to visit i'm standing right on the edge of the course's national reserve and i'm off to meet some of the local. aleksei has been running the sanctuary for more than a decade but the history of the reserve here dates back to the nine hundred twenty s. . the initial purpose was to preserve the bison but later the nature

and the famous bison as well as eagles and goats with some very impressive headgear bus if you like to get up close and personal with the wildlife as one animal that's definitely the star of the show a little. oscar here is a male red deer. yeah. or will fly. and in return for a few carrots the red deer is more than happy to gracie with his presents a bit of a provence. missus. paul from the friendly wildlife it's also impossible to notice the stunning mountains here in the nature reserve and climbing isn't the only way to enjoy them . easy. so we decided to ramp it up a notch. and in. about literally explore its depths. the. canyon is a popular sport in sochi and combines hiking jumping and swimming and once we had all safety briefing it was time to get into the water. basically maneuver yourself through the cracks and any way you can take advantage of any handy rocks tree branches along the way. i. love the stuff. has been leading groups here for more than ten years but i was happy to take a quick break and catch up with him. coming a little. because it's quite an intensive school an

in has yenda heights next to the famous chinese temple that the former vice president gore visit during the presidential election. >> how many children have you had? >> i have seven, four boys and three girl. >> how many times have you been married? >> three. >> how many grandchildren do you have? >> about 16 grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild child. >> and what kind of businesses have you been in since you've been ibeen to the united states? >> well, you know, i just mentioned, you know, with the money from the book and then when i moved to -- from here to california, i went to the bank and opened a new account and put my money. and then, you know, the director, the president, and all the -- you know, the members of the bank, of course, they recognized me, so they come out and say -- on --, welcome. one of the directorer of that night is in the liquor store, name jack. he's family, you know, own total -- about 60 or 65 liquor store in the area. he's a king of liquor store. so after we become friend. and then he asked me what are my intention, you know. i said, i don't know. i

and there is over the famous hollywood stein and disneyland and landing at l.a.x.. and there is a contribution to space travel. >> transported with first american segment of the spaes. -- international space station. repaired h. bble space telescope. >> former crew members were also on hand. and this will be a permanent museum exhibit. and this is a panoramic view as it zoomed past the east bay hills. there is the trip to the golden gate bridge, it went past candle stick park and right over alcatras, that may have turned out to be one of the best viewing spots in the bay area, a lot of tourists had a front row seat. >> these pictures are captivating. there are more photos to show you. one graphic designer left work to take the photo? he snapped a great shot of endeavor passing the golden gate bridge. there are people trying to get a perfect view. and there is the next photo. there is diamond heights, you can see how small this plane looks and there is a last photo. this is taken at stewart hall school for boys watching down here and there is a great day at school for

and the famous sigh. that's why he lost the debate right? wrong.n 48 to 41 in that first debate. and the sigh debate was the first up with where the american people believed that al gore won. but the media said, no he lost. he lost. he lost, because he sighed. shockingly enough george bush won a debate. the third up with he lost again. so gore won two out of the three debates, and the entire media painted it as if because of expectations, in fact george bush had won. not true. when you ask the american people they said gore won two out of three. and how did bush do against kerry? republicans say this democrats say that. oh, hell no. john kerry 52-39 won the first one, won the second one, and won the last one 53-47. so george bush got his ass kicked in five out of the six debates he was in. and the media painted him as the victor. and what happened in the next debate. debate number three another crushing victory 56-30. so in fact at it out of the last nine presidential debates have been won by democrats. in fact a great majority of the debates since

american lady in waiting, and she was celebrating her 70th birthday, and it wasas being held at the famous nightclub on barkley squarecall called anna bell's.as v the queen had not been to a nightclub since the latete 1940s, right after she got married to prince phillip. she had a wonderful time thatt night, and she was seated next to lord salisbury who is one of thes most illustrious british aristocrats, former head of the house of lords.se and the next day she went on an enagement to st.alman's abbey north of london, and she was being introduced to a line of dignitaries by the dean of the w abbey who spotted lord salisbury in the line, and he said to thet queen, oh, do you know lord salisbury? she said, oh, yes, robert and ia were out in the nightclub lastas night til half past one.ha so that's sort of the tenor of her dry humor. >> host: sally bedell smith is the guest of queen elizabeth the second is the topic and we will begin with a call from mike in syracuse, new york. your honor book tv on c-span. >> thank you. my question is basically this. given that span of queen elizabeth's rei

what is the most-famous american flag? >> the most-famous american flag is the flag that flew here in 1814. it is now in the smithsonian museum in washington, but it inspired the national anthem, and, therefore, it is the most-famous american flag. >> that flag had 15 stars and 15 stripes, and if you look closely, the flag they are flying here at fort mchenry is the same -- just a lot smaller. what are the right ways to handle the flag? >> the proper way is to not let it touch the ground, to bring the flag down slowly and reverently, but to hoist it briskly and with enthusiasm, especially in carrying the flag, they carry it close to your heart with your hands crisscrossed, and just showing general proper respect to the flag. >> we'll hear more about that in a minute, but first, here's the right way to fold the flag into a right triangle. >> this was a tradition that originated around the start of world war i. there is no real reason why it happened -- it just kind of did. however, in the flag code, it states that it pays, e

was that in the company, the era of teddy roosevelt and his lament over the overcivilized men in the famous speech he gave? >> right in the strenuous life. in that period, 19th century turning into the 20th century as roosevelt's roughriders were going up san juan hill and pursuing the spanish american war there's an effort to buff jesus up essentially, emphasize his scenes where he kicks the money changers out of the temple or where he's a carpenter and he's buff and got strong muscles and that sort of thing and that was an effort to bring men back in the churches, there were very few at that time and there was an effort to attract them. >> we won't try to summarize the various permutations of the image of jesus in your book, but one of the funnier aspects of it is your portrayal or your backgrounding of the laughing jesus. correct? >> yes. >> what was that? >> well,, you know, i think this is where the friendly mr. rogers jesus sort of ends up is the jesus who laughs. >> who produced the laughing jesus? >> well, there was a couple efforts to do it. there was a fellow called hubert eaton a

this place to make a happy photo and to pay tribute to the heroes. >> opposite the memorial is the famous cathedral. >> this is the oldest and most important church for the russian christians in kazakhstan. this church was built by a famous architect. it was built in 1907. it survived a terrible earthquake in 1911. this is a traditional materials of russian classic architecture. it is made of wood. the style is similar to the cathedral, resembling a mosque. >> we talked to many people in kazakhstan, and we consistently found pride, optimism, and a good sense of humor. how old are you? >> i am 19. >> so, you are growing up with independence, huh? >> yes, yes, yes. >> 20 years. what does the word "freedom" mean to you? >> in node two boards. liberty and freedom. -- i know two words. liberty and freedom. >> what does that mean to you? >> liberty is a very big number, but we can be responsible. >> i love your definition of linking liberty with opportunity, and also responsibility at the same time. are you optimistic about where the country is headed? >> yes, i am very proud of my country. i w

the pink bunny, 20 years, 1991-2011. he was living in that neighborhood, becoming a famous art nist the lower part and did this all for free. to give you a sense of the size of this, we had a celebration where we celebrated the murriel and you can see the district supervisor in the back. that's a big ass bunny you're looking at there . i just want to say if you can possibly change your minds and realize this does belong there, i would really appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> hello, my name is lisa shin. i'm a resident and small business owner, also active with lower hayden neighborhood merchant association. opened up a business about a year ago and have been really impressed with the neighborhood effort. it's really a unique neighborhood and the demographic we serve, i think it's one -- we all feel like the underdogs to small neighborhood, but you know i've seen the work that the board has put forth, specifically with 55 laguna. and i think for, you know to have a neighborhood that's focused on the issues at hand, you know, we want to keep that intact. i understand there are always political reasons, and i

and d we remember the famous rase from bill clinton -- it isis the ecoconomy, stupid. [lauaughter] so, fofor us, what is important for us is the foreign policy. because the relation between the united states and ththe ararab world, the m main issue, the conflict b between israel and the palestinians.. they wouldovee to know the future of the relation between the united states and the arab world. >> pritchett -- president o oba decided to skip the bilateral meetings that he usually holds. he went on "the view" which is a domemestic talk-ow and campaign stops t did not meet with any foforeign leaders during the general assembly. how was that ken overseas, or at least the lebanese perspective? not t that the hit -- that he did not have time, bause he had time foror "the view." ththe voters are in the united states and the most important in the united states is the economy and to present his project to them and convince him of his points -- convince them of his point of view. buthis is not the case for the arab world and the lebanese. the lelebase and the ever world they a