do you all recollect what you saw me do, what i went on to do on reaching thebes? oh, marriage, marriage, you gave me life and from that life released the same seed to produce an incestuous brood of fathers, brothers, children, brides, wives, mothers. yes, and all the foulest actions mankind has ever seen. shameful actions, a shame full to speak of. quick, in god's name, hide me away. kill me. throw me into the sea where no eyes can see me more. come here. don't be afraid to tend the fallen man. listen to me. don't be afraid. no one else, only i can carry my curse. here comes creon. he can best answer your requests with advice-- he is that sole protector of this land in your place. what can i say to him? what convincing plea can i offer? all my wrongs to him have been exposed. oedipus, i have not come to jeer at you or to tax you with past wrongs. if you people have no respect for human decency, you might at least not dishonor the life giving--of our lord, the son, to expose this pollution nakedly when it's rejected by earth and holy rain and daylight. escort him i

oedipus gave the correct answer, and for this, was hailed as a hero and elected king of thebes. he married the former king's widow, had children and, for some time, reigned in peace. then a plague struck the city. seeking divine help, oedipus sent to delphi for an instruction. the instruction was, find the murderer of former king laius, for the plague will continue until the murderer is found. the audience already knew that oedipus, the investigator, was himself the murderer he sought. now, since we know the story, our interest is in how the playwright treats it dramatically. the modern production of oedipus tyrannus we are about to see is designed for a television studio rather than an open-air theater. so there are some some necessary modifications such as fewer chorus members and a different look in the masks and costumes. [music] oedipus, i think that i have a right to know what is disturbing you. and know you shall. so deep for my fears for the future. who is more to me than you? whom else should i tell as i pass through these trials? my father was polybus, king of corinth,

honored at thebe ceremony. he joins us now to talk about his new initiative. >> inky for having me.0 medical research labs in america and yet young people have -- they can say is -- they are behind closed doors and the head of the nih has agreed to open up those labs and allow student film makers to come in and film these young scientists. any of them women and minorities to create thousands of new role models. >> is a business case? >> is this a nonprofit? who's going to pay for this question mark >> people usually say where is the business. big you have a really problem, it's never in isolation. if you are a large drug company, you are competing against research labs and need to get your best young scientists. by building a place where everyone can go from private industry as well as nonprofit, you open up a place where recruiting and rewarding young scientists -- >> i still don't get to pays for it and how you make money with it. i love the nih but they don't have any money. it sounds like an amazing idea. the first place where young scientists can go to see what other young scie

how thebe focusing on european equity markets respond to the weakness in technology stocks.nd the asian sessions. when the markets open, we will keep an i on that sector. we will also focus on the banking sector. capital joined by iur director to talk about jpmorgan numbers. also the u.s. banking sector, the rate environment, the state of the u.s. economy, the improving u.s. economy will impact the banking sector. that is dealing with legacy regulation issues. and lucy mcdonald from ollie onto investors -- from allianz investors will be with us. >> three hours of anna edwards. coming up, the secret to becoming an arm wrestling champ. ♪ >> first. bloomberg. for a look at some of the most compelling images of the day. for those of you who think walking to the office is too much work thomas there is a solution. it steers itself based on how you shift your body weight. the air wheel was among the hundreds of devices on exhibition at a gadget show in the u.k., costing a mere $820. the biggest biceps made a beeline to the northern territory and australia for the first-ever arm wre

thebeing produced running overtime at the delphi plants to make these parts available.t the correct answers to all the issues will take time. >> speaking of answers let's take a listen and see what claire mccaskill is asking mary barra. >> general motors had a lawyer and it was very clear at that deposition that there were two parts with the same number and that they had been switched out and that one of them was defective. when that lawyer for general motors left that hearing, who did he report to? >> i don't know which lawyer was at that trial so i can't answer that question. >> well, hold on, and i'll get it for uf. you have some lawyers here with you today, don't you? don't you have your general counsel with you? >> yes. >> you are free to confer with him if he would tell you who that lawyer would report to after that deposition. >> again, we are doing a full investigation with mr. valucas and with all the individuals that are associated with this incident will be a part of that and the findings will be conclusive. >> it was mr. phillip holliday appearing on behalf