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geographic. she is joined in conversation tonight by dr. shibley tj smith, assistant professor of new testament at boston university school of theology, and the author of strangers to family, diaspora and first peters invention of god's household. candida moss is presenting her new book, god's ghostwriters enslaved christians and the making of the bible. for the past 2000 years christian tradition, scholarship and pop culture have credited the authorship of the new testament to a select of men. matthew mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individuals are a cluster of unnamed enslaved coauthors and collaborators. these essential workers were responsible for producing the earliest manuscripts. the new testament making the department which the texts were written. taking dictation and refining the words of the apostles. reza aslan writes, quote at once eminently readable and rigorously researched god's ghostwriters cements candida moss as the most compelling voice in b

geographic. she is joined in conversation tonight by dr. shibley tj smith, assistant professor of new testament at boston university school of theology, and the author of strangers to family, diaspora and first peters invention of god's household. candida moss is presenting her new book, god's ghostwriters enslaved christians and the making of the bible. for the past 2000 years christian tradition, scholarship and pop culture have credited the authorship of the new testament to a select of men. matthew mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individuals are a cluster of unnamednslaved coauthors and collaborators. these essential workers were responsible for producing the earliest manuscripts. the new testament making the department which the texts were written. taking dictation and refining the words of the apostles. reza aslan writes, quote at once eminently readable and rigorously researched god's ghostwriters cements candida moss as the most compelling voice in bib

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andrew mccarthy, actor, author, travel writer who served as an editor at large for national geographicne for more than a decade has journeyed here to the lead and joins us now interest, so good to see you. one of the key questions is, what was it like for the good and the bad to be part of this brandt pack, let's take another quick look at this compilation of the film from the trailer of your doc hey, you round not interest in talking about the brand pack year. i can everything i can to talking to me? because you call it was i'm the clear the earn a couple of things i love hey, i hated the brad pitt for decades. what disaster. if you could have the brat pack name not exist? test, would you really irritated me? >> they said, what's more important to you, the movie are your life. >> i said so, what's this is my wife is flashing before my eyes here. what did you discover on this journey? >> my life to isn't interesting thing because jake, i get alerts to their, i mean, when this phrase, this term was coined, we all hated it. we all thought it was really pejorative, negative thing. i mean,

americorps and battlefield trust and national geographic. he is the recipient of numerous awards for his teaching scholarship, including shenandoah university's exemplary teaching award, the first year seminar, the university's wilkins award and the state council for higher education in virginia's outstanding faculty award. the highest honor that can be given to anyone teaching at a college or in virginia. nogales is next book the blood tented waters of the shenandoah. i want to read that one? a book that focuses on the battle of cool spring and its on soldiers and families. it will be released in july by savage beauty. all proceeds from the sale of this book will support the mccormick civil war institute's efforts. information sheets about. the book are located at the front the room and i know you won't be disappoint by that. so with further ado, have a wonderful day. i to you, jonathan noyalas. thank you, dr. coker, for that introduction. i feel very blessed and fortunate to work at an institution that has an administration that so support

his whiskey photos have been featured in "the new york times" and in "national geographic."entific paper. and they're published in a coffee table art book. >> the ignored over the overlooked can have relevance, can have interest. if you don't look around, if you don't pay attention to the really small things in life, you could miss out on something really big. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." reporting from new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for watching. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are some of the stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." >>> hunter biden found guilty on all counts in a federal weapons trial. what happens next? >>> terror alert in the u.s. as sx men with suspected ties to isis are rounded up for deportation. >>> and it's not all fun in the sun for people in florida right now as a massive storm blows in from the gulf. >>> hunter biden will now face sentencing after his conviction on three felony firearms charges that put a spotlight on his drug-using past. a jury in wilmington, delaware, found the presi

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and that's where the national opinion polls for the lib dems have only have so much use because actuallyabout them focusing on 20, 30, 40 seats that are throwing everything at and really kind of ignoring the other 620 or whatever, 610. so it's super focused on that. then you've got this curious strategy that we've reflected on before with ed davey, which is to reflect on opposite ends of the kind of emotional spectrum. so we've had him goofing around like an embarrassing dad. that's been the recurring theme. and even today, you know, he was on a roller coaster at thorpe parkjust outside london. but at the same time, he had that party election broadcast and much of the thrust of his speech this morning talking about the brutal truth of his own upbringing and then much of his adult life. the death of his parents when he was young and indeed they were young, caring for his son, john, who's now a teenager, his wife's ill as well. and how that has informed his politics. and his argument is that's not a contradiction, that's being a 360 degree kind of human being. and then using that to sort o

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infrastructure security, cyber my interactions with jake solving were, are supporting that role, the national security council, looking at 4 relationships. foreign affairs fell to senior directors that were in those geographic over solve those geographic regions. but what possibly could have been the reason? and trump is alluded to it, and campaign speeches. that the, the military industrial complex or the of the democrats, a democrats, regimes under obama could have been on the side of elk either it's hard for me to speculate. i don't have all the information in front of me and you know, there's going to be a lot of you need to have these personal correspondence back and forth between the sectors of state and the teams that they rely on to build their, their, their information space. to make decisions, i severely hard for me to speculate not having that information in front of me and not being a part of those conversations at the time. but do you think when trump gets in perhaps gets in, in november, the new national security council will be looking at all the documents and the documentation

infrastructure security, cyber my interactions with jake solving were, are supporting that role, the national security council, looking at 4 relationships, foreign affairs, fail to senior directors that were in those geographic oversaw those geographic regions. but what possibly could have been the reason? and trump is alluded to it and campaign speeches. that the military industrial complex of the, of the democrats, a democratic regimes under obama could have been on the side of l guide. it's hard for me to speculate. i don't have all the information in front of me and you know, there's going to be a lot of you see how these personal correspondence back and forth between sectors of state. and that's in the teams that they rely on to build their, their, their information space to make decisions. but it's really hard for me to speculate not having that information in front of me and not being a part of those conversations at the time. but do you think when trump gets in perhaps gets in, in november, the new national security council will be looking at all the documents and the documentation, l

and finally, on our geographical tour...k that, really, the idea of a two—nation solution for palestine and israel is finished now? no, i'm not, i can't see a... i can't see another workable solution, and in order to ostracise the men of violence, you need to create a road, a pathway to peace, that is realistic. and if any silver lining is going to come out of the appalling events of october 7th, and the conflict in gaza that has followed, with all these thousands of people killed or kidnapped, it should be that the world pays some attention to actually sorting this out once for all. i can't see this happening while hamas rules gaza and netanyahu rules israel. frank gardner, bbc security correspondent. benjamin netanyahu's determination to carry on with an all—out attack on the city of rafah in gaza comes at a heavy price — for palestinians in the first place. the israeli air strike last sunday on the tel al—sultan area of rafah, where 10,000 refugees were gathered, had terrible results. fire swept through the tents where pe

that were in those geographic that oversaw those geographic regions. but what possibly could have been the reason i'm trump is alluded to it and campaign speeches that the, the military industrial complex of the, of the democrats, a democratic regimes under obama could have been on the side of elk. either it's hard for me to speculate. i don't have all the information in front of me and you know, there's going to be a lot of these have these personal correspondence back and forth between the sectors of state and that's in the teams that they rely on to build their, their, their information space to make decisions, but it's really hard for me to speculate not having that information in front of me and not being a part of those conversations at the time. but do you think when trump gets in perhaps kits in, in november, the new national security council will be looking at all the documents and the documentation, little bit closer than the drums 1st time as well. i don't have to tell you i the one the most important things is donald trump. foreign policy h

and finally, on our geographical tour..., really, the idea of a two—nation solution for palestine and israel is finished now? no, i'm not, i can't see a... i can't see another workable solution, and in order to ostracise the men of violence, you need to create a road, a pathway to peace, that is realistic. and if any silver lining is going to come out of the appalling events of october 7th, and the conflict in gaza that has followed, with all these thousands of people killed or kidnapped, it should be that the world pays some attention to actually sorting this out once for all. i can't see this happening while hamas rules gaza and netanyahu rules israel. frank gardner, bbc security correspondent. benjamin netanyahu's determination to carry on with an all—out attack on the city of rafah in gaza comes at a heavy price — for palestinians in the first place. the israeli air strike last sunday on the tel al—sultan area of rafah, where 10,000 refugees were gathered, had terrible results. fire swept through the tents where people w

infrastructure security, cyber my interactions with jake solving were, are supporting that role, the national security council, looking at 4 relationships, foreign affairs, fail to senior directors that were in those geographic that oversaw those geographic regions. but what possibly could have been the reason? and trump is alluded to it and campaign speeches that the military industrial complex are the of the democrats, a democratic regimes under obama could have been on the side of l. kaiden. it's hard for me to speculate. i don't have all the information in front of me and you know, there's going to be a lot of you see how these personal correspondence back and forth between sectors of state. and that's in the teams that they rely on to build their, their, their information space to make decisions. but it's really hard for me to speculate not having that information in front of me and not being a part of those conversations at the time. but you think when trump gets in perhaps gets in, in november, the new national security council will be looking at all the documents and the documentation

i also asked the right-wing currents that we see their explanation, usually geographically we see a patternupport we are radical right-wing parties, which is true at different levels, both at the local level and at the national and transnational scale, and that is that small towns and villages are usually the main base. the right-wing parties are radical , and people like workers and citizens in general, who consider themselves losers in the globalization process , are afraid of the arrival of immigrants and refugees, and especially claim that the european union has caused them to lose their culture and identity. caused by dismantled. at the borders, their security is endangered by the arrival of immigrants, usually such people are the supporters and the main base of the radical right parties. they form however, some voters do not necessarily have an ideological affiliation with these parties, and it is only to express dissatisfaction with the main parties that are from the radical right. as mentioned, the first position is still held by the center right at the level of the european union a

horton is at the low end, more distribution geographically.g out tomorrow morning that looks to come in at 45. that is the lowest it has been in the cycle. the homebuilders are to the place they can't build homes fast enough. they have don't have enough workers. buy land to get that accomplished. i don't think it would take much of a draw-down in 30 year performing mortgage to see the industry pick up apace. homebuilders are subsidizing mortgages. taking rates down, buying them forward a little bit of a crack in the 30-year fixed which should correlate what we've seen already help in the three-year, 10-year, shed hupp existing homes and new homes sales. liz: you splashed through the reasons. can you give me one more detail about d.r. horton that gives you the sense this is the name to be in this sector? >> if you look at it it is right now millenials want to be first-time home buyer, they're at the low end of that so for the starter home, building homes, instead of 2700 square feet, 2400 square feet, at this was our average until 90s until eve

it is true both at the local and national and transnational levels. that is that small towns and villages are usually the main base of radical right parties , and people like workers and citizens in general who consider themselves losers of the globalization process and are afraid of the arrival of immigrants and asylum seekers and especially claim that the european union caused the loss of their culture and identity. due to the dismantling of the borders, their security is jeopardized by the arrival of immigrants, usually such people form the supporters and the main base of the radical right parties. however, some votes donors do not necessarily have an ideological affiliation with these parties and simply express dissatisfaction with the parties. the main thing is that they support the radical right. as mentioned, the first place is still in the hands of the center right at the level of the european union and this political faction will be influential in the next term of the parliament. but the influence of radical right parties has increased signif

that were in this year grant that oversaw those geographic regions. but what possibly could have been the reason i'm trump is alluded to it and campaign speeches that the military industrial complex or the of the democrats, a democratic regimes under obama could have been on the side of l guide. it's hard for me to speculate. i don't have all the information in front of me and you know, there's going to be a lot of these have these personal correspondence back and forth between the sectors of states and that's in the teams that they rely on to build their, their, their information space to make decisions, i really hard for me to speculate not having that information in front of me and not being a part of those conversations at the time. but do you think when trump gets in perhaps gets in, in november, the new national security council will be looking at all the documents and the documentation, little bit closer than the drums 1st time as well. i don't have to tell you i the one the most important things is donald trump. foreign policy has been pretty

that were in this year grant that oversaw those geographic regions. but what possibly could have been the reason? and trump is alluded to it in campaign speeches that the military industrial complex of the, of the democrats, a democratic regimes under obama could have been on the side of elk. either it's hard for me to speculate. i don't have all the information in front of me and you know, there's going to be a lot of these have these personal correspondence back and forth between sectors of state. and that's in the teams that they rely on to build their, their, their information space to make decisions. i really hard for me to speculate not having that information in front of me and not being a part of those conversations at the time. but do you think when trump gets in perhaps kits in, in november, the new national security council will be looking at all the documents and the documentation, little bit closer than the drums 1st time as well. i don't have to tell you i the one the most important things is donald trump. foreign policy has been pretty

more than 100 nations attended the event a load washer was not invited to take part.f the key issues like on saturday night reaffirmed the political geographical activity of ukraine and said any use of nuclear weapons against it was inadmissible. it said foot security must not be weaponised in any way and also called for a complete sense of personal war and the return of displaced ukrainian children and civilians. president zelensky said russia had caused food security that had affected every country in the world. it is vital anywhere in the world because it determines the price of life and any food insecurity as a direct path to chaos. unfortunately russia has too often tried to push the world down the road to destabilisation and chaos and so we know all need to unite as much as possible to guarantee every family in the world, every person the right to food and protection from chaos and prices and i'm especially gratefulfor and prices and i'm especially grateful for the panel of the relief of people —— release of people know and russian captivity. we are talking abou

national safety crisis. no state is safe. now, does not matter where you are geographically. let me ask you, in washington so biden has an executive order, that executive order has reduced the volume of illegals by about 20-25%, but the numbers are still running well ahead of the 2500 a day that biden advertised and said for example he would close down the border, until it got lower, i don't see that executive order being enforced that is what troubles me. >> well, larry than thank you. good to be with you and my friend doug, we have been in this battle for a long time, starting with the executive order, it is meaningless, remember too who keeping the numbers, the same administration that has told you for 3 1/2 years they could not do anything about this executive order is full of loopholes i suspect actually that the number are higher, but whether you are in georgia or in baltimore, by the way lady that -- young lady killed outside of baltimore also a suburb of pennsylvania. just a short drive from pennsylvania. and i don't

a powerful twister ripping across the eastern part of the nation. tornadoes occur worldwide. jeff piotrowski: europe has tornadoes. south america has tornadoes. australia, japan. trent okerson: but the united states has a unique combination of geographical features that can lend itself to a lot of tornadoes. the gulf of mexico, that provides the very warm, humid air. then you also get cooler, drier air that's either coming down from canada or off the rockies. there's really no other place in the world that has the exact combination of ingredients like we do here in the united states. storm chaser: zoom in. storm chasing has definitely evolved into this kind of social media era. storm chaser: where are we? northeast nebraska? max olson: and people wanna be seen. they wanna be, you know, the chaser that everybody thinks of, doing the live streams, posts in front of a tornado and whatnot. trent okerson: storm chasing is a double edged sword. it's very valuable when it comes to learning more about the science behind storms, but it can also be dangerous if you're not 100% sure of