judas is not really about the figure of judas.isciples are the ones being criticized by the author. >> the real shock reveal of the gospel of judas is that none of the disciples are good. that probably should have been the headline. none of the disciples are that great. >> the gospel of judas is a damning portrayal not just of judas but of all the disciples at the last supper. >> what's surprising is that the gospel of judas actually depict the disciples as misguided idiots, people who don't have access to the truth. really jesus treats them as a lost cause. >> in the gospel of judas, the other disciples are praying and venerating in ways that make jesus laugh at them. >> why are you laughing at the thanksgiving? >> and they seem to be leading people astray. >> it is what is right. >> i am not laughing at you! >> nor are you doing this by your will but rather it is by this that your god will be praised. >> the gospel of judas pictures the disciples as clueless. >> this image of the disciples and of judas is the key to unlocking th

>> judas! by the vision. he now understands that he is part of a sacred mission. >> jesus wanted to be sacrificed. he asks judas to betray him. and judas says, "why me?" jesus tells him, "because you're the closest to me." "i beg you to do it." >> he understands what's happening. he's helping jesus. he knows that because of what he has to do, he's going to be hated forever. >> judas is doing what jesus wants him to do. look, god sent jesus to die for the sins of mankind. someone has to betray him. someone has to fulfill this mission. jesus is saying, i have to die on the cross in order to do what i was sent here to do. >> judas was not the evil figure, this nasty traitor that we've often depicted him as in the history of christianity. >> judas, the quintessential traitor is actually the hero? this is hugely shocking. it's stunning. >> the gospel of judas totally changes the relationship between jesus and judas. now judas is not a traitor but a trusted ally chosen by jesus to help him fulfill go

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what a way to identify this judas, this judas of history, this judas of the bible.e anything for christians. it reinforces the fact that there was one who was born for the purpose of betraying our christ that he would die on the cross for our sins and be raised for our justification. it enforces and reinforces -- i produced a movie titled "sunday morning rapture" to depict the second coming of christ but it starts off beginning and middle about the fact that you must accept this risen christ so that when he comes back again, we will be caught up to be with him. >> all these stories, this lost manuscript. i know these archeological findings all part of this documentary. bishop thank you so much. again, it's called "finding jesus." it airs sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> quickly before i let you go on this thursday let's take a quick look at the markets. the dow jones is up. here we go. look at all that green. it is up just about 260 points just shy of the closing bell. after being down really much of the week stocks rallied. fed said big banks passed

judas priest. judas priest. [laughter] >> oh yeah rob.oh yeah, i hope i have him freaked out. who should get in, do you care. >> i blacked out, what happened. [laughter] i had to go to a happy place. that was funny for like three seconds and then it got very weird. >> to do in that award? yes greg weird. i don't want to see them much leather again in my life. the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is such a weird thing, notorious b.i.g. was on and on like that is great, but to go back to point, the monkey everyone knows who they are they have the tv show that runs today and i remember their music as a small child, something that's memorable and carries on to the decades. that's a music essence of what is supposed to be in hall of fame so i don't understand why they would be included. >> they should be taken fiercely. should there be a hall of fame for something that is 60 years old. they don't have a hall of fame for girls, that's all the rolling stones where. >> what i love my mom sent me the link and said don't forget to vote for the rock 'n' r

a certain man named judas led a rebellion against both rome and the sons of herod the great.nto the city of sepphoris, breaking into the armory, stealing all the weapons and arming his men. >> judas the galilean was a famous rebel against rome who insisted that the empire had no proper right to be ruling israel. >> we know about judas' revolt from josephus. >> come on! >> who writes about it in his historical documents. >> come on! >> here was a native jew who could be king over judea, a new messiah that many jews wanted to support. >> today, we cannot imagine someone going up against a force such as the roman empire in that way, but in judas' time, the romans have not been in israel very long relatively speaking. >> for a while, it may have looked like the rebellion would have been successful, but then the romans sent 15,000 troops down from syria into sepphoris to flatten the city and squash the rebellion. >> i think it would be terrifying to face the roman army. you would know that they were there to utterly destroy you. >> judas was hopelessly outclassed, in military term

in an unrelated case, del judas is also charged with four counts of attempted murder.too has pled not guilty. >> right now i've been down for two and a half years. but i'm not taking no double digit, you know. i'm trying to get them down to the lowest number they can. if it's possible. but if not, i'll go to try. to me, it's nothing. >> though both men say they are innocent of their latest charges, they admit that crime has long been a part of their lives. >> i was running the street at 7 years old, breaking into the cars, already doing hell of [ bleep ] and drinking and smoking. >> we were on the streets all the time. we wasn't in school. i dropped out when i was in seventh grade. i'm close to making close to $1,300, $1,400 a day. i'm not to go back to get $1,300 a week, every two weeks, you know what i mean, and breaking my back? i'm not used to all of that. >> but del judas says if he beats his charges, he plans to lead a simpler life. >> i've had time to ponder all my life, man, and i'm ready, me, personally, i think i'm ready to change. i'm going to start up a lit

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we are at 46 and juda now. if you depart the plain here at 46th and jud and letting you out there is ten blocks you have to walk. you pay for your ride you want to ride it all the way to where your stop is. we will continue to try to get ahold of a muni spokesperson so we can get their response. a lot of numbers we are getting are the fact that the end juda line had 236 turn arounds last year. a lot of the numbers are coming from muni and we want to get more clarification and details. reporting live in san francisco kraig debro. >> thank you. >>> 6:07 is the time right now. let's go back over to sal. the commute has not been smooth in a couple of areas. >> yeah this whole week the wet weather has been a factor in all of the commutes. the traffic will be busy on 80 westbound. you wonder what those blue and white lights are those are the end of a police chase that happened in berkeley. that vehicle crashed just off the freeway on virginia street on the frontage road there. the fire department was there for awhile

a carpenter by hand with followers true and brave ♪ ♪ but that dirty little power that they called judase. jesus was a man and a carpenter by hand with followers true and brave ♪ ♪ but that dirty little covered the called judas with a leader jesus christ in his grave ♪ ♪ there is an unrecorded verse written down in his book, hard hitting songs for hard hitting people ♪ ♪ if the love of the poor should one day turn to hate and the patience of the workers stays away it will be better for you rich if you had never been poor ♪ because you fleet jesus christ in his grave. jesus was a man and a carpenter by hand with followers true and brave ♪ ♪ but that dirty little power to the called judas ♪ ♪ the lead jesus christ, lead jesus christ in his grief ♪ [applause] [applause] that song was indeed written in 1940 and was the end of an era because the previous year president roosevelt announced the great social experiment of the new deal was being officially wound up and the government's resources were being redirected to concentrate on increasingly shall we say global issues. so it's the bitter co

[applause] who knows her new song "judas"? know it? let's hear it. >> ♪ judea judea ♪ >> okay.ause] >> nice job. her new song "judas" went top 10 in only a couple of days and lady gaga seems unstoppable right now, right? >> her "monster ball" tour is in new york this weekend but we have a rare look back stage with gaga with stuff fans don't normally get to see. the stage set, the wig applied. get ready for total gaga. on stage, behind the scenes, even in the bathtub. lady gaga giving "extra" and all her little monsters exclusive access to every part of her amazing life. >>♪ i was born this way -- >> hbo is tracking every step of lady g on her "monster ball" tour and only we've got this special sneak peek of gaga's may 7 concert special. >> i'm really passionate right now. i feel like i could just dance, i so feel like it's the beginning, i have so much more to give. >> she's giving a lot more on her official youtube page in the buff rocking some serious prosthetic shoulders and revealing when she writes a song she's purging her soul. >> the creative process is approximately a 1

to life, so i think it's less an act of showing his power and more an act of showing his love. >>> judas who betrays jesus in the most infamous act of treachery ever. >> judas is the embodiment of all wickedness, the most villainous person in human history. >> evil, demonic, the lowest of the low. >> now new evidence rewrites the story of jesus and judas: a lost book of secret knowledge

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

. >> jimmy: and she is oscar nominated for her song "fight for you" from the film "judas and the blackh.e.r. is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause we are going to talk to h.e.r., and then she is performing "fight for you" later in the show so that will be fun. [ cheers and applause guys, it's time for "good name, bad name, great name." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ good name bad name great name yes ♪ >> jimmy: first up -- that's the theme? it's always been ♪ ♪ good name bad name great name yes ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: first up, we have "bad trip. that's a good name for an eric andre movie bad name for a weed dispensary a great name for any cruise ship [ laughter and applause next there's "wipeout. well, that's a good name for a a reality competition. a bad name for a motorcycle company. a great name for matt gaetz's political career hey. [ applause ] >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: wow! you wrote that one >> steve: i did. i wrote that one >> jimmy: after that we have cd -- i mean, it's a little political for you. >> steve: well, you know, i like to preach you know what i mean [ lau

. >>> judas. yo >> jesus -- judas, your friend from galilee has caused quite a stir.e less educated element. but you, judas. >> what do you want with him? >> just to talk. >> judas, you are his friend. bring him here discreetly. >> what's in it for me? >>> oo welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." we turn things back to our studio audience as we continue with mark burnett and roma downey. that scene was particularly powerful. as i was watching that i don't want people to take this the wrong way of all of the apostles he is the guy who will be tray jesus. i am thinking wow. >> pretty incredible. god knew before hand that was a part of the plan. jesus knew and he knew. that's why he kissed him on the skreek and said he knew he was going to be tray him. it had to happen with his sacrifice so occur on the cross. i thank you for making this film especially for my generation for younger people growing up around so much cynicism. >> always remind me that i am old. >> it is a very important perspective. it is the most nonchurched cynical generation. he was the son

they still are on the hunt for judas signs in essence they still want to see judas sold extradited to the united states to go back to really isn't over yet but in time to support his own campaign is it outside the criminal court here today it wasn't just you know so much that was in the talk but actually the fundamental tenants and for example of the rights and freedoms of expression i'm not depressed but also for the public to access information as well so it is a big day for tourists but there's still a long way to go when it comes to journalistic freedom. donald has been taking a look at the events that led to a song just long fight for freedom. jr and his son has come a long way from an obscure activist to freedom fighter or traitor depending on who you are one thing you can deny him though is that he led the charge that we kill leaks to dig up the secrets that america's intelligence colossus spent billions of dollars burying and he succeeded. field reports from iraq military logs from afghanistan sensitive documents from guantanamo bay none of which made the u.s. look particularl

when we try to paint judas as if he's only evil, we don't see in him what jesus saw. >> and if we see him as a monster, i think we lose the sense of humanity. >> maybe we can't rehabilitate judas, but at least we can have some empathy for him. >> an ancient barrel ground inskriped with the name james, son of joseph, brother of jesus. a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself. but who was his brother, james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> can you imagine if your brother said i'm the son of god? >> to leader. >> james ran the whole show in jerusalem. >> but why has james but lost to history. >> james really is the forgotten man. >> embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother, james? ♪ >> fall, 2002. the royal ontario museum in toronto, canada, opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology. a limestone burial box known as an aush ware, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side,

what judas betrays to the authorities is that jesus was teaching this in private.e to bring to pontius pilate. >> pontius pilate was the roman governor of judea who had power of life and death over his jewish subjects and often used it. >> pontius pilate, the very year that jesus entered into jerusalem, was in a very difficult political position. and as a consequence of that, he agreed to help caiaphas and to pin the whole blame for what had occurred within the temple, the disturbance there involving jesus, on jesus himself. ♪ >> scholars think that the most accurate part of the gospels comes here at the end. the eyewitness details of his death by crucifixion, perhaps the most gruesome form of capital punishment ever devised. >> it was a case of a state organized around the principle of terror. and you pointed this terror at anyone who was seen as posing a threat or posing a potential threat. that certainly applied in the case of jesus. >> and to many others. the romans crucified up to 10,000 people during jesus' lifetime, often people just like himself. >> it wasn

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but it was an order for mazda by john. gunner judas, copper, green to gratian with, as and by, john was not an option on both sides, has had a lot of victims. and now i think i will return to them. they're going to come up. ah, it's impossible. 30 percent of those arriving of children, of the months of being cut so from supplies. some of them are in dire condition. this the waste said is that some of these arriving with children that are so weak and even stated at the hands of their parents for it. so if some of them are dropped the say to live in the hands of the interest cost faster. all right, volunteers, the u. n. refugee agency believes that the number of people arriving could rise to 120000 in the next few days, which matches the estimated population of the break away region. going forward, i'd be thought of, i would work, we'd be forwarding suiting that people left behind out of care of to we had been planning for equations to be a longer process. they look ways on these. we have a going very, very fast, very high numbers of people, but us every soul of that, many people become i

headlined by british adult legends judas priest -- metal legends judas priest. despite all the posturing, wacken has a reputation for being a very friendly festival. there is hardly ever any trouble. perhaps that is because everyone here gets their aggression out in the mosh pit. ♪ sarah: reminder of our top stories this hour on dw. in zimbabwe, the opposition movement for democratic change has rejected the results of the presidential election. its leader, nelson chamisa, says his party would challenge the outcome in court. president emmerson mnangagwa insists that he won a free and fair election. that is your dw news. more coming at the top of the hour. in the meantime, you can always find the latest on our website, dw.com. i am sarah harman in berlin. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] that's a have done with this the had the headlights. zimbabwe's opposition she says.. recy now sells for a subject change it was also

and lakeith stanfield in "judas and the black messiah." bakalova, she has been really the darling of this awards season. she just won the critics choice awards, so all eyes will be on her. in the same category, we have to talk about glenn close because she is the most nominated, but snubbed living actor. this is her eighth nomination. >> chris? >> as it happens, no supporting actor nomination for the late chadwick boseman, but two supporting actor nominations for "judas and the black messiah." so that's -- that's significant development i would say. >> okay. thank you both, guys. don't go anywhere. there are more oscar nominations coming up, including best actress, actor and best picture. stay tuned to see who will be in the running this year. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a $500 pulic charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. ♪ i really, really, really, really, really like you ♪ >>> and welcome back, everyone. we are in the middle of the 93rd oscars nominations. the second round is coming up in just

no crime of been coming in the world, the truth safe to say that the judas on his lawyer. absolutely, fear is to travel, it's fine. read all of those, such the claims. they say the assurances, i personally watch this as a u. s. has that the right side with all of these decisions on his mental health, many people with low all of you just how high a risky is of taking his own life even selling more. it's just yesterday becoming very emotional at talking about the mental and physical health of her partner. pastor also push it back on the key, mammoth revelation with people the u. s. intelligence opposite of revealed the c i a plan i or even if a sounds it is a total injustice. we send this man america to the times to the lack of assassins. many of these talk and people have said he should be killed. so they won't treat him as a human being. i made a st. barrison is given him medicine to be english. i'm involved with the high culture being justice is why? because this is just ridiculous, wrote it on, you know, a buying. there are laws that brand in the laws in every way i can

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it becomes israel and juda. that would later become sama ri ah and judah.ppreciate the symbolism and you think about what went wrong? what created this big fisfissur between the communities. >> it is largely tied to the way history gets exploited, politicians who would like to go back to the story of king david claimed that what happens in jewish history is a kind of deed that gives judaism and jews for that matter. so essentially what you see is biblical history not as history but as political pop began da. propaganda. jerusalem was not supposed to be all about politics. we see it over and over again over the history of jerusalem, we see the rise oaf the king which under the country founded succumbed to the temptation to preserve their own power. power corrupts and we heard this expression. nowhere does it apply more than to jerusalem. jerusalem was made into the city that it is today because of stories like david and solomon. it is the history of jerusalem that makes it the center of the world. >> after solomon's rule, jerusalem remains in a state of chao

. >>> judas. >>> judas. your friend from galilee has caused quite a stir.e as followers, especially among the less well educated element. but you, judas. >> what do you want with him? >> just to talk. judas, you are his friend. bring him here. discreetly. >> and what is in it for me? >> and welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." we turn things back over to our studio audience as we turn things back over to roma downey and mark burnett. as i was watching it, out of all the apostles, he is the one that will betray jesus, and i'm thinking wow. >> yeah, it is pretty incredible. but the thing is that god knew beforehand that was a part of the plan. and jesus knew, that is why he kissed him and said he knew he was going to betray it. that is why it happened. but what i love about this film and i thank you so much for making it, and especially for my generation, and younger people who are going up around so much cynicism. it is a very important perspective one of the most non-churched cynical generations. for them to see this and see he was the son of g

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during their break, president k side suspended parliament. granted smith's reports from judas journeys . he was elected politicians should be in parliament while the 1st day back after the summer break. mohammed romani was one of only 2 tried. they didn't get very far, lulu. i came here and found all the doors closed. i want to say either there is a parliament which is open for us to work or to be dissolved. we will have new elections. parliament was suspended on july 25th by present, kai signed. but he now rules by declaring good. is it because of coven 19 chinese is economy shrank by 8 percent last year. youth unemployment is at 36 percent. the dina has lost half its value. that's why many tunisians seem to support the president's decision to put the country's 10 year old democracy on ice. but 2 months on the still no recovery plan, a no promised crackdown on widespread corruption. if a mahash m. m, the president says he has proof of corrupt people, has them so then they should be sent to prison. he's not done that yet. on wednesday, the president appointed natural, a boot and his pr

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

he asked judas to betray him, and judas says why me?i beg you to do it. >> he understands what's happening. he's helping jesus. he knows that because of what he has to do he's going to be hated forever. >> challenging our view of judas. was he a villain or a hero. let's bring in april deconac. she is the chair of the religious studies department at rice university and the first person to seriously challenge this interpretation of judas. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> quickly tell us how is it that we have not heard of the gospel of judas? when was it discovered and translated? >> well it was discovered and translated and publicized about 2006 but it's an actual ancient christian gospel that we knew about from a bishop in the second century. he mentions this gospel of judas, but we didn't have a copy until modern times. >> you have done your own research and translation of the script. >> that's right. >> where does your research show us and how does it show us who judas was? >> well the bishop who mentioned the gospel of judas

it is told through the eye of judas. it was hard to take because he was the villain. but, this takes judas's story and he had a story to tell. if you think about it, without judas is ask and knowing what he had to do -- >> -- it was an essential part of the story. you don't have to be religious to enjoy the story. >> no, in fact i spoke to somebody who saw it last night. he was hesitant, but somebody invited him. after he said it is incredible. because, it is told through human eyes and we are looking at the man opposed to the myth.>> what is it like? does it play like a concert? you have microphones and instruments. does it feel like going to a concert?>> it is traditionally a theater piece told through dance. you are accessing another character through dance. the stamina they have is incredible. but, the music is fabulous. we all hold microphones as you can see from some of the clips. it is a take on the musical theater world. >> would you say that people come out of the play with something to think about? or, do you t

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

a carpenter by hand with followers true and brave ♪ ♪ but that dirty little coward that they call judasrave ♪ ♪ [applaus [applause] >> well, that song was written in the late 1930s and roosevelt said the first social expert of the new deal was wound up and the government's resources were being redirected to concentrate on increasingly, shall we say, global issues? and so it's the bitter cold new year's of 1940. woodie guthrie has decided to make new york city his home and he's hitchhiking north and east out of texas. and it seems on every car radio, on every roadhouse juke box he hears what appears to him to be the latest complacient patriotic offering from tin pan alley kate smith singing god bless america. now, there are two ways of reading that song, you know, you could read it as the fervent and fearful hope of a russian jues immigrant to the united states irving per lynn who's watching the live of fascism in europe and praying it's not coming here. woodie saw it as yet another unbelievable assertion from the industry that there could possibly be an unearthly solution to earthly pro

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the got some love, judas and the black messiah was up for best picture. the critically acclaimed film about the oakland-based black panther party. leading the list with 10 nominations is the film, mink . >> it's a movie with a big budget. the director likes to do a lot of takes. 100, 200, the production was high. we didn't see a lot of heavy budgeted movies coming out in 2020 because of the pandemic . >> good morning america breaks down the fullness of nominees with special guest coming up. here are the best picture nods, we can see who takes a home at the 93rd academy awards live on april 25, 2021. the show starts at 5:00 p.m.. >>> congratulations . >>> her is getting a huge year, and academy award for fight for you with judas and the black messiah. she's also nominated for golden globe. last night winning the grammy for best song for i can't breathe. her spoke exclusively with jobina, you can watch their conversation on the streaming app the search for abc 7 bay area on apple tv, android tv, fire tv or roku . >> i'm so excited just to see her thriving f

you wrote another song recent about fred hampton for "judas and the black messiah." feels like you're trying to inspire us to something. you know, it doesn't feel like it's a hopeless song. it feels like it's hopeful, despite the stories ending the way that they did. when you're making that music, do you-- do you think about the thing first eor does-- does the event inspire you? i'd love to know what that process is or how it comes about for you, because it really connects with people? >> oh, thank you. it really depends. you know, when it came to a song like "i can't breathe," it was the heat of the moment. iit was like okay i'm literally looking outside my window in new york city, and seeing a huge crowd of people protesting. and i'm seeing all these things on the news, on social media. it's everywhere we look. and it's great that it's everywhere we look now, because now there is kind of this awakening i think going on. >> trevor: right. >> and a lot is being exposed and we've had time to be still. and i've had time to be still and look at the world around me and r