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this room actually is the final room that violet oakly decorated. she spent 25 years of her life producing work for the capitol. the first was in 1902. these works were installed in 1927. she worked on the senate and supreme court at the same time. she completed the senate around 1919, 1920. then went on and did these works for seven years. basically, you have violet oakly, the freeze represents her idea of what the evolution of world law is. this is probably her most original. it starts and works its way up through the 1920s, which is the evolution of world law and international law, which culminates in world peace. the murals in this way, william blackstone is a unique mural. that's the one when you come in the door, that's the one you see facing. you see this imposing figure of blackstone on the bench looking at you as you approach the chamber. the figure off to the other side is actually william penn seated. thomas jefferson quoted penn as what he termed the greatest law giver that the nation has known. so lined up behind him are famous humanist

violet oakley lived until she was 87 years old. in 1955, she actually came back before the senate at that time. she went into detail, great detail, with the senators, telling them what the representation of these murals were for them. the murals were put here to inspire the senators. we've now moved from the senate chamber to the house chamber. pennsylvania house has 203 members versus the 50 members of the senate. the house is probably most ornate room in the building. arguably. done in the italian renaissance versus the french renaissance. the time when this capitol was bui built, there's only a 15-year period where a capitol like this would have been built in the state of pennsylvania. that gilded age. palace. that's what houston called it. that's what we still call it. pennsylvania's palace of art. because we were at the height of industry. capitalism. everything was being made and done in pennsylvania the turn of the last century. so it wanted to show its industrial and commercial wealth and it did that through the capitol bui

violet connor was driving a short distance in her car on a road she knows well, when this happened.ash but violet used the footage recorded by her dashcam to show she'd done nothing wrong. violet's car was written off, but the dashcam that proved her innocence followed her to her new one. yeah, ijust sat in the car for a few minutes. i was quite shaky, so, obviously, with having the dashcam, i believed that helped me. that helped, cos they were disputing, the other party was disputing, so the dashcam definitely helped me. dashcams record what the driver of a car sees on the road ahead. when there's an accident, the footage the dashcam records can prove whether the driver is in the clear or, indeed, whether they were at fault. some footage has ended up showing questionable behaviour out on our roads which could have put others at risk. in north wales, police investigate footage sent in by motorists. it's resulted in action against some drivers and has been so successful the scheme is about to be expanded. the footage is varied that we get, some of which has been horrendously shocking

that's why violet's job is to explain as well as test. i use this to check your cervix... half a week's wages. this scan costs $10. when a patient comes, you view their cervix and you have an opportunity to address them and to talk to them about cervical cancer. so, the hurdle that was previously there was education in relation to cervical cancer but now we have seen an improved attitude toward cervical cancer and increased screening. and with this, we can screen any woman, anywhere. the system isn't cheap. it is sold at $2,000 a unit, but it has already seen an 80% increase in the number of women being scanned at this clinic over the last year. clinic over the past year. if kenya's new government decides to back the scheme, it could become a major weapon against a major killer. that was dan in nairobi, and that's it for this week. over the next couple of weeks we will give you the chance to re—watch two of our favourite programmes from the year so far — two india specials. we will be travelling across the country to meet the people working hard to change lives, save lives

jessica veech says she was in the water with her daughter violet when she says she heard a loud noisew something was wrong. >> i hear her screaming and i hear mommy and i get up out of the water and i go towards her and there's just blood everywhere. >> a doctor who happened to be on the beach applied a tourniquet to violet's leg. her mother says the shark left a 7-inch gash in violet's leg and she will have to have reconstructive surgery. >> the eagles cut a fan favorite with a surprise preseason trade. the team traded john dorenbos to the saints for the a seven round draft pick in 2019. the 37-year-old long snapper was the longest tenured athlete in philadelphia. he's been here since 2006. >>> the phillies beat the atlanta braves six to one last night. aaron nola pitched seven strong innings. rookie rhys hoskins ended his home run streak at five straight games but he did drive in the go ahead run with a sixth inning double. the phillies face the braves again tonight. >> 5:17. we've heard it before, coffee can have health benefits believe it or not matt but find out how many cups a d

violet though is homeschooled.her father is a professor of the dead languages, not greek and latin but basic and fortran. [laughing] and they don't have much money. titus is bored by everything and unworried by anything. violet is curious about everything and worried about the world. and most important hide his entire life has been shaped by the feed while violet received the implant very late at age seven after her brain and mind have been shaped in important ways. this major implant more sensitive to the hacking attack and since implant is fully integrated into the brain, the slow degradation and feeling of her implant means her life is in danger. she's dying. i just doesn't know how to handle this emotionally drawing is about the girl he likes, and he responds by growing colder towards her. they break up, painfully awkwardly, but in the books final chapter as her implants capacity dwindles, she is at home comatose before the income titus visits her in with regret promises to remember and to tell her story. that'

violet, though, is hope-schooled. her forever is a professor of the dead languages, not greek and lattin but basic and fortran. [laughter] >> they don't have much money. titus is bored by everything and unworried by anything. violet is curious about everything and worried about the world. and most importantly, titus' entire life has been shaped by the feed and violet received the implant at age seven after her brain and mind has been shaped? orbit -- important ways. her implant was more sense tonight to the hacking attack and the slow degradation and failing of her implant means her life is in danger. she is dying. titus doesn't know how to handle this emotionally jarring news about the girl he likes and responds by growing cold towards her. they break up but in the become's final chapters as her implant's capacity dwindles, titus visits her and with regret promise to remember her and tell her story. but the quick sketch of the novel's plot, just very bare bones account. a very richer story than the her yesterday summ

violet is curious about everything and worried about the world.d most importantly tied his entire life has been shaped by the feed while violet received the implant very late at 87 after her brain and mind have been shaped in important ways. this major implant more sensitive to the hacking attack and since he implant is fully integrated into the brain, the slow degradation and failing of her implant means her life is in danger. she's dying. titus doesn't know how to handle this emotionally jarring news about the girl he likes and the response by growing cold towards her. they break up, painfully awkwardly, but in the books final chapter as her implants capacity dwindles, when she is at home comatose before the end, titus visitor and with regret promises to remember her and to tell her story. that's a quick sketch of the novels plot, just a bare-bones account. it's a far richer and more haunting story than that hurried summary suggests. but here were a few of the surprising lessons the novel offers row we might live in the together if brain implant

violet connor was driving a short distance in her car on a road she knows well, when this happened.tten off, but the dashcam that proved her innocence followed her to her new one. yeah, ijust sat in the car for a few minutes. i was quite shaky, so, obviously, with having the dashcam, i believe that helped me. that helped, cos they were disputing, the other party was disputing, so the dashcam definitely helped me. dashcams record what the driver of a car sees on the road ahead. when there's an accident, the footage the dashcam records can prove whether the driver is in the clear or, indeed, whether they were at fault. some footage has ended up showing questionable behaviour out on our roads which could have put others at risk. in north wales, police investigate footage sent in by motorists. it's resulted in action against some drivers and has been so successful the scheme is about to be expanded. the footage is varied that we get, some of which has been horrendously shocking, and it's only right that, as an organisation, we take it forward and prosecute that person. we cannot be ever

violet, what is the biggest change that you‘ve seen since this was introduced to your clinic? do their own diagnosis with a machine! laughter. they are not going to need violet anymore, are they? yeah! many women do not go for the screening. it has been too expensive, and because of a lack of education, many who do go feel it‘s a waste of time if they get the all—clear. that‘s why violet‘s job is to explain as well as test. i use this to check your cervix... scans used to cost $40 to $50, over half a week‘s wages. this scan costs $10. when a patient comes, you view their cervix, you have an opportunity to address them, you have an opportunity to talk to them about cervical cancer. so the hurdle that was previously there was education in relation to cervical cancer. but now we have seen an improved attitude toward cervical cancer, and increased screening. and, with this, we can screen any woman, anywhere. the system isn‘t cheap. it is sold at $2,000 a unit, but it has already seen an 80% increase in the number of women being scanned at this clinic over the last year. if kenya‘s

violet is homeschooled.er father is a professor of the dead languages, not greek and latin but basic and fortran. [laughter] and they don't have much money. titus is bored by everything and unworried by anything. violet is curious about everything in worried about the world. his entire life has been shaped while violet received the implant very late, at age seven after her brain and mind had been shaped in important ways. this made her implant more sensitive to the hacking and since it's fully integrated into the brain, the slow degradation means for life is in danger. she is dying. titus doesn't know how to handle us news about the girl he likes and he responded by growing cold to her. they break up, painfully awkwardly and in the books final chapter as hurt capacity dwindles, he visits her and with regret promises to remember her and tell her story. : >> >> approach to raising their kids. second you might expect he children with access would be smart and sophisticated to enjoy a a a - - access to all of a

violet oakley lived until she was 87 years old. so in 1955 she actually came back before the senate at that time. so she went into great detail telling them what the representations were for them. and the murals were put here to inspire the senators. the house is probably the most ornate room in the building, arguably. done in the italian renaissance versus the french renaissance of the senate chamber. there was only about a 15, 20 year period where a capitol like this would have been built, that guilded age. that's what houston call it. that's what we still call it, the pennsylvania palace of art. because we're at the height of industry, height of capitalism. it wanted to show it's industrial, commercial wealth. and it did that thru the capitol building. so all this gold leaf and aluminum leaf and copper and everything else incorporated wanted to show it's at the height of architecistry. they actually go up through the next floor through giants chains and turn buckles. and they're attached to the steel tresses of the roof so they

jessica veach says she was in the water with her daughter violet when she says she heard a loud noisew something was wrong. >> next thing i remember is i hear her screaming and i hear mommy and then i get up out of the water and i go towards her and there's just blood everywhere. >> a doctor who happened to be on the beach applied a tourniquet to violet's leg. her mother says the shark left a 7-inch gash in violet's leg and will require reconstructive surgery. >> in today's tech bytes setting a date for apple's next big announcement. >> the "wall street journal" reports apple will announce new products on september 12th. that's two weeks from today. the report says it will include three iphones and a new watch. >> you can now find alexa when you're in whole foods. amazon has placed its voice activated home assistant on the grocery store shelf. >> social media users though are a bit confused because the devices are being displayed in the farm fresh section. amazon completed its purchase of whole foods just yesterday. and finally taylor swift's new single look what you made me do is bre

in a live look, this is where the violet surface being ripped up by harvey. the worst is yet to come. life-threatening wind and monster rains are creating catastrophic flooding that could cut-- that could turn towns into islands. 8 million people are under hurricane warnings. the storm continues to gain strength but now the category three hurricane is expected to make lame call-- landfall near corpus christi texas. we are talking wind over 110 miles per hour, at least a 12 foot storm surge but that's not the worst of it. once the hurricane makes landfall it is not expected to move very much. leave parts of texas underwater four days if not weeks or months so people have been told to get out now while they still can. >> we don't know if it's going to happen or what damage we are coming home to. it's scary. >> prepare for the worst and be ready to get out of town as quick as you can. >> i decided to stay to protect my house. >> are you worried about your decision? >> a little bit. i'm mainly worried about my kids . >> i would prefer to hunker down at home but m

john mccain is no shrinking violet when it comes to the use of u.s. military power.dy who would say, don't use it unless you absolutely need to. if he is saying, whoa, put on the brakes, that's something you need to listen to. >> the latest polling shows that americans see north korea as almost as big a threat as isis. 62 mi 62% saying they see north korea as a threat and 64% of isis. those approving of his handling 37%. you have covered this white house. you have maybe a sense of things. i take it this is not going to be received well among both democrats and republicans for him to come out this strongly. is there a sense that this is just more of the same from the president, an ill-timed and ill-thought out remark in the moment. and it will blow over and people will move on. >> it was so different and so striking that i think it could change the way people perceive this threat. those numbers you just mentioned, those were all conducted before trump ratcheted this up with the very striking language he used yesterday. could that change this in the public's mind? i th

ben parents divorced when he was around 10 years old, which is around the same age as his daughter, violet, who is 11. a source tells the "e.t." quote, they have no reason to be on bad terms, and ben and jen, are quote, doing a great job at make sure their family unit stays healthy and strong. >> you can march through hard things one step at a time. >>> well, jen is keeping busy with work, and she will be a voice in the animated movie "amusement park" out next year. >>> remember when kanye west stopped working? he canceled his tour after a mental breakdown. he now believes he is due $10 million from the company that insured that tour. he is suing. >> i have been sent here to give y'all my truth even at the risk of my own life. >> kanye west says his mental breakdown was real, and he claims that makes him entitled to have insurers pay a multimillion dollar claim. he believes so deeply he is owed that $10 million, he is suing the insurance company to get it. he is accusing them of stalling on paying out the claim. "e.t." obtained the court documents. in them, kanye claims there is no reason

. >> the couple had picked out the name violet months ago but mom thought it was a great idea. the family didn't get to see the eclipse live they were occupied enjoying their own new ray of of sunshine. how about that? >> that will do it for "action news" at noon. don't fourth get to join us for "action news" today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for rick williams are and david murphy and the entire "action news" team have a great afternoon and stay cool out there. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, g

ben's parents divorced when he was ten years old, around the same time as their daughter, violet, who is 11. a source tells "e.t." quote they have no reason to be on bad terms and ben and jen are quote doing a great job at making sure their family unit stayis healthy and strong. >> you can march through hard things one step at a time. >> while jen is also keeping busy with work, she will be in the animated movie "amusement park" along side mila kunis out next year. >> remember when kanye west stopped working? he cancelled a concert after an alleged mental break down. he believes he is due $10 million from the company who was promoting that tour. he is suing to get it. >> i have been here sent here to give y'all my truth even at the risk of my own life. >> kanye west says that was real and that entitles insurers play a multimillion dollar insurance claim from his 21-concert cancelled tour date. he is suing the insurance company to get it. kanye is accusing lloyds of london on stalling of paying out the claim. "e.t." obtained court documents. this them kanye claims there is no reason to

. >> reporter: eye doctors say the harmf fuful ultra violet radiat can cause damage. it can damage the retina. they've run out of the eclipse viewing glasses. that's been the case here and across the country. eclipse viewing glasses have become very difficult to find at this late date. but here it's free. it's safe. we'll have, like i said, the observation viewing deck open up on the observatory. also the theaters open where you can see it and also some viewing glasses here. folks will have those so you can view the -- view it live from those observation decks but they'll not have any more for sale. we're live in oakland. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> an important factor in tomorrow's eclipse, the weather. meteorologist rob mayeda here to tell us how it's going to look where you live. >> right now it looks like we're beginning to see low clouds spill back across the bay. by 9:00 tomorrow morning, bay side around oakland, hayward into fremont, san francisco and the coast deal with low clouds. san jose into the tri-valley. the main event from 10:00 to 10:30. peak

violet was driving a short distance in her car on a road she knows well when this happened. it just of what it can do. i believe it helps me. itjust proves what happened. it definitely helped me. they record what the driver of a car seized on the road ahead. —— sees. when there is an act that end, the footage can prove whether the driver is in the clear or if they were at fault. dashcams have shown questionable behaviour on our roads which could have put others at risk. in north wales, police investigate footage sent in by motorists. it has resulted in action against some drivers, and has been so successful, the scheme is going to be expanded. they say dashcam footage can give valuable evidence in the event of a crash. some companies lower premiums for drivers who have the technology in their cars. having that record of what happened means the claim get settled quicker. the second one is if you are unlucky enough to be the victim of a cash for crash scam or if you are being accused of something you have not done, you have good evidence. court cases have known to use them. th

. >> for a while, they settled on the name violet. mom and dad decided to pick a name with a special meaning, and their little ones and all the others left for their homes with those eclipse onesies. >>> talk about buttering them up. yep, that's an 800-pound slab of butter, transformed into 300 smiling new york state troopers. there's also a calf in holding a glass of milk. it's the dairy institute's tribute at the new york state fair. after the fair, this butter will not be spread onto anyone's morning toast. it's going to be thrown into something called a methane digester. i think topper's got one. soundsdisgusting, but the butter will be mixed with, no it won't. the butter will be mixed with manure and food scraps and turned into renewable energy. it's like reading something for the first time and going, no, that can't be right. it was. >>> first son barron trump is getting some support from an unlikely source, perhaps. a clinton. why? coming up. the moment you could put this iyourselfment. in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-be

yesterday , in spartan berg, for months, her parent freedom and michael say they'd plans to name the baby violet. but then, they decided on eclipse, just as meaningful as the day she was born. >> definitely unique. >> think she'll have rough time in elementary school? definitely my thought. well, on that note, that's " eyewitness news" for today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> as always you can visit us on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. stay cool everyone, have a great day. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now. ♪ find out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ find out how

state of arizona following the president's keynote immunity speech about the charlottesville violet's his change toward mode of afghanistan. at least thirty five people have been killed after an airstrike hit a hotel near the yemeni capital according to the rebel media which the saudi led coalition is behind the attack meanwhile r.t. brings you the story of a twelve year old's yemeni boy deeply traumatized by the ongoing war. hello there this is r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital i'm karen good to have you with us this hour. the un's raising the alarm over reports that airstrikes by the u.s. led coalition have killed dozens of civilians in the syrian city of raka. yesterday unconfirmed reports indicate that over thirty people were reportedly killed in the us us keeney neighborhood while eight internally displaced people from the same family were killed in a separate attack in another part of the city in recent days and weeks scores of civilians have reportedly been killed or injured in iraq out judah airstrikes and shelling when you first hear some of

carolina eclipse overshadowed yesterday , little rain of sunshine born, parent say they had the name violet pick out for month, but decided to name their daughter eclipse, since it was the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in letterly a century, eclipse's parent figured her name should be just as rare and meaningful. >> congratulates toss both families. >> many coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news,e not doing that could put babies in danger, and even at risk of death. >> plus, going to extremes to build better money habit. we'll tell but a from the that punishes you, so you use their credit card too much. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. this august visit your local volvo dealer health, is having the freedom to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets in your way. because no matter where it is y

abandoned however iran has insisted all along teresa have criticised that iran been not be the first to violet but evil doesn't mean that the whole you're going to have to wrap it up. right ok but look thank you very much for coming on to r.t. this afternoon it was ambitious lani from the times news agency based in toronto. you had r.t. will be back in to me right. the fear we took. every the world should experience. according. to. the same wrong. just don't. get to shape out to stay active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again the commander in charge of the libyan national army has been explaining the help and hindrance of foreign states in the conflict that's plaguing his country general who has been in moscow and spoke exclusively with. russia is a friendly state to us we have long term historical relations and we have fully and in detail describe to russia what is going on in our country we trust each other and conceal nothing we've given full information concerning our political and military spheres i think we ha

british press establishment go over bold before ball was kicked in the well caught up at the frets of violet's when it's all actually happens. you find that yvonne it seems i was among them which lee. is known as is that me is the press spilled out they were out to play before and because the measures that we imply stood out but after watching all these movies and reading the hysteria in the media is there any danger english fans could be seeking retaliation in twenty eighteen i mean especially after last year's violence at the here is enough to say . you know what the hype did happen and it's not going to miss but luckily slated for is here because of events last why so because england signs of being banged before. just acts of on its lot seven so what we say to you i was too sixteen. because i'm going to bring food i buy the hoodlums all and i know new measures to try to stop them leaving the country. many of whom will not my future russia you know what football hooligans may be learning from the english elegant movements of decades ago russian authorities are also taking a page from england

to jeremy corbin in particular the violet tax that he's had to put up with on the license literally ordinary people have rejected. decided to look at policies look at a decent genuine honest man and give them rewards on the rewards i believe will be a step towards governments in hopefully the not too distant future you cannot do you think aaron banks and the bad boys of bricks a torch a mist milne anything in the corbin team yes be unconventional take risks and make the public and what do you think of the european politicians your colleagues in the e.u. parliament will of would now be thinking about negotiations with a call to be hoping they'll be absolutely over the moon they will see a weakened british prime minister and they will see that already you know the indications are that the bracks a position that is going to be significant backsliding all that so if if we're really if the british government really is going in. in eleven days time as david davis indicated saying that perhaps we might stay. it's a big victory for the. did it so quickly from from everyone saying he couldn't do well

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violet was driving a short distance in her car on a road she knows well — when this happened.the dashcame records can prove whether the driver is in the clear or, indeed, whether they were at fault. some footage has ended up showing questionable behaviour out on our roads which could have put others at risk. in north wales, police investigate footage sent in by motorists. it‘s resulted in action against some drivers and has been so successful the scheme is about to be expanded. the footage is varied, which we get, some of which has been horrendous and shocking, and it‘s only right that, as an organisation, we take it forward and prosecute that person. we cannot be everywhere for everyone, and it gives us an extra set of eyes on the road 2a/7 recording what these footage that can be used in court. insurers say dashcam footage can provide valuable evidence in the event of a crash. some companies lower their premiums for drivers who have the technology in their cars. an accurate record of what happened will mean the claim gets settled quicker. the second one is, if you are unluck

to jeremy corbin in particular the violet tax that he's had to put up with on the license that literally ordinary people have rejected. decided to look at policies look at a decent genuine honest man and give them rewards and the rewards i believe will be a step towards governments in hopefully the not too distant future you can now do you think aaron banks and the bad boys. anything and. take risks public. thinking about negotiations. with the. british. you know the indications that the position of. the british government really is going in. it's a big victory for the. quickly from everyone saying you couldn't do well. didn't it. investigation. investigation. i think that. david cameron. on the. british running for craig. didn't she win an overall majority i think there's going to be huge in that. and certainly that is going to be. something that. you have to do you. have any. big retail policy that was saying that this is something that's really popular and you can get behind i think also a seven week election where you're not really gauging that much you're repeating strong and stable

protests the administration has been blamed for insensitivity in the wake of the charlottesville violet's president attempted to clean up his image by focusing on a new message in phoenix you always understood what washington d.c. did not are a movement is a movement built on love it's love for fellow citizens it's love for struggling americans who've been left behind and love for every american who deserves the chance of all of their dreams come true. for more on the president speaking to our will go now to dr gene allowed in conservative author and don jones former georgia state representative ladies thanks for being with me this evening so as you saw the president help us for a campaign so.

violet was homeschooled.ther is professor of the dead languages, not to give martin, but basic -- and they don't have much money. titus is bored by everything and i'm worried by anything. he's curious about everything and worried about the world and most importantly commit titus his entire life was shaped byivd the feed of violet received the implant very late at age seven after the brain and mind had been shaped in important ways. more sensitive to the hacking attack and since it is fully integrated into the brain of the slow degradation means her life is in danger. she is dying. titus doesn't know how to handle this emotionally dry news about the growth he likes and responda by growing cold. they break up, painfully awkwardly, but in the book's final chapter is desiree that capacity dwindles, she is comatose before the end. titus visits her and promises t remember her and tell her story. that's a quick sketch of the novel's plot, just a very-bones bare-bones account for richer and more haunting stories to s

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