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that has a judas of stay with us. last section. we're going to talk about the international picture because that's what it says in the us exercise that democratic franchise giving germany policy politicians a waiting to find out the identity of the next us president with trepidation fell in, says it will foster productive relations with the web is elected, but a 2nd, trump presidency, could spell trouble. the kingship between germany and the u. s. is thriving. what may have been jo biden's last 4 in troop as president was in fact to berlin. here he was award in germany's highest honors. the grand cross of the order of merit, where germany, the french say whither united states has been, is now and will always be ex, essentially important. biden's lifelong commitment to the transatlantic relationship and focus on foreign policy helped us determine friendship. blue key in german chancellor shows see eye to eye on support for ukraine and nato. the us is germany biggest trading partner. and berlin stance on china has increasingly aligne

suburbs that old judas now should be pointed out. that known of the site for now is that out of the ordinary in terms of whwhat happened. inches yeah same place as a twenty eighteen budgets oceans agreed that with the idea of the.. oftften occurs. w wh. the imf not obviously everybody is wondering whether they site is movements that will will intensify all has i has in the past. despite. catherine dinner has become the target of international outrage also she denounced the meaty movement and sexual harassment as a witch hunt. she in nineteen another french woman signed a letter. men's rights to for us is that the movement was puritanical and treated women as children feminists have been hitting back with one accusing to nerve and her colleagues. being apologists for right sentience has the story. the need to movements gone too far yes romance according to iconic french actress kathleen in has. ninety nine other prominents least has been turned on its hands. denizen which reflects phones is mixed feelings about the topic ha. today's o

this is judas. it is all relevant to today. there is nothing that looks like the pictures that we saw growing up. because of that, i think kids that normally wouldn't watch something like that, especially in this generation when we are all on our phones, i think something like this is going to be a little more compelling. i don't think it matters what your religious background is. i don't think it matters how you were brought up. we only love. we all need acceptance and forgiveness. this is what the story is about. i think the way it is being told shows that more than ever. >> chris, you came to fame through american idol. jen carlos -- jencarlos, what was it like to get that cool that you were going to be jesus. >> it was unbelievable. we were touring for year. i was finally home. i was flipping through channels and went through three consecutive stations that were talking about the bombings and all the terrible things that were going on around the world. i get a message from a manager i says you have to see this. i clicked th

besides however prosecutors working on behalf of the united states they say that judas and his actions were not political and therefore he actually endangered many thousands of lives by pop publishing these classified documents politics aside then there's also the issue of judas on just mental and physical health that's really been at the forefront of the case those acting in defense of genius or say he is completely unfit to even travel to the united states that's unknown 3rd and to challenge one of the most notorious prisons in america the legal team we're not too involved in your to say say that simply untrue and his mental and physical health is not as bad as it seems so within the next hour or so we will be hearing a final verdict from the district judge this is all of the situation that she has been way over the last few months supporters outside of court so they really are saying that he's a valiant campaign if the truth and justice and it's not just you know saw and those in the docs here in the court today but also the fundamental tenets of the rights to freedom of press decis

the part of judas on just describing a potential extradition of judas was to the united states is legally and politically disastrous for the father of judas on just describing as a move that would absolutely break him it is indeed an historic moment not just to do this on to his family but also to journalism worldwide i am the freedom of press according to his fellow supporters head outside the criminal court because within the next few minutes or so the district judge is about to rule whether or not you're innocent will be extradited to the united states they have people who want him under what they deem is one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states and if found guilty and convicted he could face a sentence of up to 175 years behind bars because the united states have indicted him under 18 counts on to the espionage act because they decided they want him to face trial for spying and publishing classified documents relating to the war in iraq and afghanistan plus one of conspiracy to hack a government computer to publish these classified d

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despite the indian side as well has continued its attacks in gaza with new strikes reported on hun, judas, the guzman health, ministering says at least $23.00 people have been killed over the last day. of the deal agreed between israel and how about the funding is set to stop at 8 30 am local time. on sunday, the terror group is committed to releasing 33 hostages over the next weeks. all is well, gradually springs, hundreds of palestinian prisoners let's cause life to dw correspondent tonya claim the injuries lim from all the ceasefire still starts tomorrow morning. but stakes a height at all sides are aware of how fragile the disagreement is. can you just explain the atmosphere right now? as you know, i think everybody's aware that this is a very critical a moment. and there's a sense, however, that all sides want this 1st phase at least to start. so we will probably see um, you know, tomorrow at 830 uh when the fighting has to stuff. but everybody's also pretty much aware that disagreement is a very complex one. it is a face degree meant that a lot of stretches in between where certain

i asked the, the political correspondent, judas identity, what changed? i don't know whether a much changed, but i think there was a lot of pressure put on on germany to make this decision in a lot of diplomatic talks involved. and finally, the german chancellor, the german government, came to this decision and germany, how it wasn't a difficult position. it had to way up on the one hand, the safe interest in guaranteeing that a convicted murder. someone was convicted to life in prison would stay in prison and, you know, pay his hand up the price of, of the murder he committed. but on the other hand, it also had to look at the people who were unjustly, in jail, in russia and bella roost, including 5 german citizens. and in the end and the german government decided that the freedom and the safety of these people was, was more important and to the lead. that one is also important to note is that without germany's role and without germany in going along with this plan, this prisoner swap would not have happened. so at a certain point the pressure must have g

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s most notorious prison of belmarsh prison because he has not been granted bail in all of this now judas' on just the revenue did he said that they will be appealing this latest decision they say it's a great disappointment not to release him on bail they say it's unjust and unfair also we've heard from craig murray one of his key supporters a former u.k. ambassador has called it incredibly vindictive i think this is indicative i mean the prosecution in. opposing. a great deal of play a fight with snowden and the fact that it's true to. justice. they've made it very you play for them the damage to american national security the drug industry and the educated gun. business is plainly the security state looking to show its profits approve the street this is this is indicative it's not based on anything that's bullshit is on his defense team found this a very bitter pill to swallow especially considering that monumental decision just 2 days ago not to actually bite you in a song to the united states for them it really. was case closed in that sense because the put them particularly he now i

>> her son should stop calling me judas. there's lots of things we can talk about.p our focus on the american people and why it's so important for us to -- as elected officials to focus on their issues. one of the reasons why president trump is leading so significantly in the polls, one of the reasons why he actually won more women in new hampshire in the poll -- in the results of the election than nikki haley did was because he was focusing on law and order and securing our southern border and safety in our streets, improving our economy. these are the issues we should focus on. the comments can do damage. >> tim scott of south carolina, we appreciate your time. "face the nation" will be back in one minute. stay with us. could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lighten everyday the

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general hala freddy's and dials up that's all we have time for thanks so much for being with us. people looking for god. there are many answers. there are many reasons. and there are many alternatives to. make up your own mind. made for minds. a president saying he's better and markets on the rise. moves from the hospital back to the white house marcus prefer to disregard that so far the us president hasn't been healed from closing 19 also coming up she earned her a name for herself by going after big tax europe's top anti-trust official tells us why her work isn't done and pare for some eggs from the web the chinese farmers are increasingly turning to online streaming to sell the products. i'm chris culliver welcome to the program u.s. stocks rose to their highest level in a month on monday with investor confidence growing over the possibility of a new fiscal stimulus to the markets also appeared to be called by news that u.s. president. was leaving hospital following treatment for coverage 19 positive economic data from the service sec

i mean, i played judas, you know, jim martin, i played judas iscariot. >> stephen: father jim martin, judas? >> in a play called "the last days of judas iscariot," that phil hoffman directed. the late, great phil hoffman. and jim helped-- sort of spoon- fed me a new testament tutorial, because i never went to church and i never, you know, was religious. so, that was really educational. and-- >> stephen: now, judas is not redeemed? >> he's not redeemed. >> stephen: no. >> he's not redeemed. >> stephen: he's not forgiven, at the end. >> that's right, that's right. >> stephen: i believe dante puts him in satan's mouth, being chewed forever. >> yes, yes, yes, i think that's right. >> stephen: so... >> so, no, i think you're absolutely right. >> stephen: tough gig. >> tough gig. >> stephen: tough gig. so, you guys were shooting this in one of my favorite parts of the world, in-- >> asheville. >> stephen: asheville, north carolina. >> the beer mecca. >> stephen: yeah. incredible. >> great town. >> stephen: so, it was a nice-- it seems like a fun group of people to be going out with. what wa

judas betrayed jesus for 30 pieces of silver and treachery still lurks in the valley. mohamed merah admits that for several years he conspired against his fellow palestinians he says israeli police coerced him into helping the settlers grab property in silwan they ran a simple scam 1st find a victim then make problems for him mother used to operate as a go between a con man who tricked bribed and smooth talk palestinians into parting with their property i'm sure my mash for now will show me a. part of the senate served recordable or grass or so. i'm sure for him a shift of harvest so the effort reassemble after all of the rusher and all of the enabling what it was for. to morrow and share my mom figure out under a scam. on the road again with the settler king another man trying to separate palestinians from their homes but he insists that he's working within the law. or go. live. in a very few franken from the co arms from the bible. explaining. why young children. well believe in living in the land belonged to the jewish nation and we are also telling them that if the

and that judas are just options would not political and therefore he should face trial over that plus of course they say who has endangered lives by publishing these classified documents now and this hearing will go on for the next 4 weeks and will eventually decide the fate of the song but campaigners say today that genocide is not the only one in the door hit but also the freedom of press and the puppets right. installations also in the doctor's wealth are the stakes today a very high indeed very noisy outside already isn't it i think you said just now you may have seen him do this sarge going into court where yeah. absolutely we believe that he may have just been driven and we've seen quite a few running after a train a van that was going directly down here so that's up to the jury a lot of concerns about his health or it will keep us posted turn and let us know what what's happening the coming hours is that as that case kicks off again thank you. american political activist north a note chomsky told r.t. he's going undergrown show that it would be deemed illegal if the end of all

you can only fully celebrate when judas sarge is port hope but this is the 1st step to justice we've also heard from the wiki leaks editor and chief christian who roughed her up to and he said again yet it's not over when featured in just yet norway for jonas and just yet but there should be more pressure applied on to the united states for the u.s. government to finally say enough is enough because of course judah soldier has been wanted by the united states for his alleged role in one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states and if he were to be found guilty he would have been sentenced up to a 175 years behind prison that's under the u.s. is indictments of 18 counts under the espionage act for spying and publishing tons of 5 documents all related to the war in iraq and afghanistan plus one of conspiracy to hack a government computer to publish these documents as well though according to today's sun just defense the united states was trying to prosecute yunus on the political grounds it was a politically motivated casing said of cours

so i actually cried until the decision was ruled in favor of judas so it just seems as though to judge was describing it was one this case is a final decision for many people his supporters and campaign is absolutely cheesy it celebrating marking each other nothing less. true. 6 as long as julian has to injure suffering and isolation as an unconvicted prisoner in belmarsh prison and as long as our children continue to beat the rest of their father's love and affection. we cannot celebrate. we will celebrate the day he comes home a glimpse of hope to start the new year and hopefully a new era. it is a day. a day 0 with wind for julia songs. but we have. it just not necessarily a win for journalists so although today is a victory an essence for judas such as the judge did of course say that it was not politically motivated enough a serious concern for journalism going forward on the future of journalism as well you know i spoke to rebecca vincent from reporters without borders and she says that journalists need to be protected so we read the very much and share the court's assessment of

on the hilltop overlooking sawan is among the street built close to the spot where the disciple judas iscariot is believed to have killed himself judas betrayed jesus for 30 pieces of silver and treachery still lurks in the valley. mohammad admits that for several years he conspired against his fellow palestinians he says israeli police. worst him into helping the settlers grab the property in silwan they ran a simple scam 1st find a victim then make problems for him massa used to operate as a go between a con man who tricked bribed and smooth talked palestinians into parting with their property i mean for now or a summer far enough would send it certain recordable or grass or some. i'm sure part of the shift to tabu so the folks who are going to send across us a lot of the name but we should have a lot of the enabling what it was for that's more about shift from one mom to go trying to scam. on the road again with the settler area taking another man trying to separate palestinians from their homes but he insists that he's working within the law. for the. little here the very few fran

and is judas mes most revered site, an eruption of violence in the heart of one of jerusalem's holiest sites. israeli police say the clashes broke out when they were forced to enter the l. x the most, where mass you had barricaded themselves inside, armed with fireworks 6 and this city provided by the israeli police appears to show people setting fire crackers. the palestinian red crescent says at least 12 worshippers were injured in what one eye witness described as a brutal assault by israeli forces in the yard. in the eastern part of the mark. the police were firing tear gas and don grenades. it was a scene that i can't describe. then the police stormed in and started beating everyone, and they detained people and they put the young men on their faces to the ground. they also beat them. are bucklin about a violent soon reverberated beyond jerusalem when palestinian militants fired rockets from the gaza strip towards israeli territory. hours later, israel shot back launching airstrikes in gaza. for now, neither site appears willing to stand. dang israelis far right. national security

just not necessarily a win for journalists so although today is a victory an essence for judas and the judge did of course say that it was not politically motivated and that's a serious concern for journalism going forward on the future of journalism as well i you know i spoke to rebecca vincent from reporters without borders and she says that journalists need to be protected so we read the very much and share the court's assessment of his serious mental health risk but we're concerned that the rest of the decision leaves the door open for possible other prosecutions on similar grounds because until that point she came to that point at the decision it seemed very much that the case would have been in favor of the prosecution so without the mental health issues at play somebody else in that same situation could have indeed been extradited to the u.s. to face charges there so this pointed out broader systemic issues that need to be addressed the. not the author not act must be refined it lots of public interest and if any publisher any journalist any source finds himself subject to simil

judas priest. and their amazing front man, rod halpert.ty growl, the studded leather chaps. i love judas priest, i love ross. sometimes i just think about him. >> oh, yeah, rod halperth. judas priest. oh, yeah. rod halpert. greg: i hope i haven't freaked out everybody here. tyrus, who should get in. do you care? tyrus: i am sorry, i blacked out. what happened? that was funny for 3 seconds. then it got greg-weird dwreg * did you just i vent a word? >> i don't want to see that much leather again in my life. the rock n roll hall of fame is such a reared thing. the monkees, everyone pretty much knows who they are. they have a tv show that still runs today. something that's memorable that carries on through the decade, i think that's the essence of ways supposed to be hall of fame. i don't understand why they are not included. greg: should there be a hall of fame for something that's 60 years old? they don't have a hall of fame for girdles, and that's all the rolling stones wear now. >> my mom sent me the link and said don't forget to vote for

they know poverty in one judas is on the rice even though the government has invested more in social programs. this woman has tried seven times to reach the united states only once did she make it across the border only to be deported but her situation is so desperate that she plans to try again. your ok your look i just can't go on like this even if i could find a job i wouldn't earn enough to support. the babies just to love i have three children who need to be fed. on her last journey she was fleeing an abusive husband she took her three children on the arduous trip they suffered hunger and illness eventually they were arrested by mexican authorities and deported. this is not it by two and i reported it to the police and sought protection in mexico as they fled with my three children he notified the migration authorities and we spent eight months in detention. women suffer other types of violence they are victims of domestic and sexual abuse and are threatened by gangs who try to recruit their children. that's why twenty percent more women than men are fleeing honduras according t

he writes about judas hanging himself. the first and last christian, the only christian.come from me. it comes from the protagonist, but it's trying to reconsider the worst story ever told by anyone in human history. >> he's been a strong >> brown: oz has been a strong critic of israel's occupation of the west bank and a longtime advocate for a two-state solution with the palestinians. that's made him a traitor in the eyes of some of his countrymen. >> i wear these as a badge of honor because it puts me in wonderful company. many, many great men and women in history: prophets, statesmen, intellectuals, artists, were accused of treason by many of their own contemporaries. >> brown: what is the job or role of a writer in a country like israel? >> no, i resent the very term¡ role of writers' or role of literature. i'm sorry, i think the right term should be the ¡gift of literature,' not the role of literature >> brown: a gift. >> yes, makes us look one more time at some things which we have seen a million times and we see them afresh. or sometimes it makes us reconsider thin

that is what happening for a judas of a mayor. congratulations. >> laura: this is what a nashville bar operator, joseph's pam perso joseph anderton said. go we are excited and pleased that the mayor has given us permission to stay up past 10:30 on a school night. we are making the best of it. we will take what ever we can get. >> we will take whatever we can get. business owners can't be content with getting these crumbs thrown at them. to so many of them in nashville especially, they are closed for good. they are not coming back. >> it's like the mayor wants us to say, thank you sir, can i have another? this attitude, now that we've uncovered what's actually been going on. i will give him this, he's created unity and a town where there's been a lot of division. we are all unified now that i mail our mayor, we all know who were dealing with. we have a real-life pariah on her hands. as a matter of fact, i think jon cooper is probably going to be the new favorite cuss word in nashville. next time i hit myself with a hammer i will sa

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