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irinyas had told us that the gospel of judas spoke about judas being a hero, so we were all very muchen we first started working on this text, but as i worked through this text i found that in this text judas is portrayed as a demon and a rather evil demon at that. >> and, i mean, the bible says that judas sold jesus out for 30 silver coins. >> uh-huh. >> what do you learn about that particular exchange, if anything? >> this gospel also does mention a money exchange, but it seems to imply that judas did this because this was his destiny. so it adds that layer of complexity to the story. >> but that's so interesting because we think who knows their destiny? are they suggesting judas knew he was supposed to do it? who amongst us feels like we know what we're doing, where we're supposed to be going. >> exactly. what this gospel has is jesus telling judas what his destiny is going to be. judas in the text is uncomfortable with this destiny and he's fighting it, but jesus says to him, there's nothing that he can do about it, that it will happen. >> april deconick, so good to talk to you, t

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

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

todo con tal de ver la reliquia de san judas tadeo, el santo de las causas difÍciles.mexicanos quienes desde muy temprano hacen largas filas para ver solo por unos segundos la reliquia dentro del recinto sagrado apenas se pueden contener la emociÓn y las lÁgrimas, porque varios vienen con la esperanza de un milagro de san judas, uno de los 12 apÓstoles de cristo. >> la reliquia son restos del brazo de san judas tadeo, que fue separado de su cuerpo hace siglos y colocado en un relicario de madera tallado en forma de brazo. el objeto considerado sagrado por el vaticano, ha sido venerado por siglos en la basÍlica de san salvatore. y claro, en roma, italia. y desde ahÍ la reliquia viajÓ miles de millas para estar en mÉxico, en diferentes iglesias del paÍs. >> va a estar en 93 diÓcesis en todo mÉxico. va a ser un tour, va a estar ocho meses en nuestro paÍs. la reliquia estarÁ en otros estados como puebla, tlaxcala y norte de mÉxico, con la intenciÓn de que millones de mexicanos puedan ver una reliquia de uno de los santos mÁs adorados en el paÍs. >> en mÉxico, issa osorio n

visitan una iglesia en fresno para venerar las reliquias de san judas tadeo, conocido como el santo de los casos imposibles. así comenzamos. hola, qué tal? bienvenidos a su emisión de las 11. vamos a iniciar con una información desde san josé, en donde un menor de edad murió arrollado esta tarde. nathalie vera ha estado siguiendo esta historia. ella se encuentra en vivo desde el lugar donde ocurrieron los hechos. nathalie cuéntanos qué pasó. qué se sabe sobre este hecho? bueno, obviamente sabemos que la policía todavía está realizando su investigación, pero hace poco acabamos de hablar con un familiar quien nos confirmó. la víctima era un menor de edad. las autoridades aún no han dado a conocer la edad de la víctima, pero nuevamente un familiar confirmó que se trataba de un niño. obviamente, sabemos que este es un momento muy difícil para esta familia, dijeron ellos estar muy afectados ante esta tragedia. was just sad. terrible. very sad. vecinos en el área de las avenidas lee y camden en san josé expresaron su tristeza al enterarse de la muerte de un joven este martes en la tarde se m

i get them what they need. >> del judas' routine, however, is about to change.ts of attempted murder, took 12 years -- well, it was basically 11 years, 8 months. hopefully, if i get all my back time, i'll end up going 7 1/2 more years, hopefully. i have a lot of thinking to do. a lot of decision making. and realized a lot of things, such as family. i hurt my mom a lot. you know, she's got a lot of kids. she's got three sons and we all in jail. and i'm the youngest. so, you know, it hurts her. i've never been to prison. hopefully i make the best of it, you know? i made the best of it here. >> taryn stout-barstow has made the best of her 90 days at santa rita as well. >> i'm really happy with the results here at the santa rita jail. we have good stuff going on. >> stout-barstow was convicted of child endangerment after police found her acting erratically at an electronics store with her 6-year-old son in tow. before jail, stout-barstow worked as a stripper, whose stage name was nicki. >> i actually started out when i was 17 in alaska, dancing. stripping, actually.

the author of judas and the black messiah. me next. >>> when the oscars are given out next month, a lot of eyes will be on judas and the black messiah, nominated for five oscars including best picture. it hits home for a lot of americans because of its parallels to what is happening today. judas and the black messiah tells a story of fred hampton, the young leader of the black panthers in chicago who was shot dead by police in 1969. so let's talk about the movie and its impact today. with shacka king, the director and up with of the co-writers of judas and the black messiah. i'm so happy to have you here. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> this film opens to the racial uprisings before and during dr. martin luther king's assassination in 1968. it is hard not to see how this resonates with the racial reckoning going on today. talk about the parallels between then and now if you will. >> i think they're endless. i think especially, one of the things that was striking to me editing the film during the pandemic

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it's from "judas and the black messiah."tion of violence or nonviolence. it's a question of resistance to fascism or non-existence to fas fascism. you can murder a freedom fighter, but you can't murder freedom. let me hear the people. >> shaka, i mean it's amazing. in his speech, you used some of fred hampton's real words. what do you think people would take from these words today? >> i mean, you know, that was what really attracted me to the project quite frankly above all was just how, you know, profound and revolutionary but also in many ways logical, you know, the panthers' ideology was and particularly the way that jim and fred expressed that ideology. i thought it was really profound, and i think, you know, what people can take from his words today, you know, is i think, man -- >> do you think -- because he's talking about a revolution in there. do you think we need a revolution? i said we're in the middle of a racial reckoning. do you think we need a revolution? >> well, i mean i think we've been -- you know, there's

ahora el blanco de muchos cristianos es lady gaga y todo por una polémica canción que involucra a judasantalla) >> ella salió con esta canción y video durante la quaresma que es un tiempo bien sagrada para los católicos. >> igual que el aceite y el agua la iglesia y lady gaga no parecen mezclarse y no es la primera vez que deja algunos católicos en un tipo de estado de shock. >> hay quienes aún no le perdonan las imágenes que presentó en el video alejandro. >> se viste como una monja se traga el rosario, se está tocando en una manera que es bien sexual. >> hace años fue madonna los que dejó boca abiertas en el vaticano cuando utilizó crucificos, rosario e imágenes religiosas mezcladas con gran sensualidad. en los 60 no fueron imágenes si no un comentario de john lennon de que los beatles eran más populares que jesús lo que diera pie para destruir sus divinoi disco en la vía público. quizás por medio pero se toman licencia con el cristianismo y católicos. >> no me ofenden principalmente. >> los más cínicos dicen que no es coincidencia que sale durante la época de la semana santa para lla

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

judas, i will start with you.when you look at where these migrants want to know, what does it tell you about what europe should do? >> europe should be a solidarity that shares the burden of the refugees coming. i refuse to believe the european citizens do not want to give shelter to political refugees or people fleeing from more. if we can share the economics, share a coin, we have to share this as well. i also plea with the european ministers, not only those from italy and greece but particularly those from germany, belgium, the netherlands, to show that they understand that they do not only have to help refugees but their colleagues in italy, greece, and malta by taking over these refugees. >> i think there should be a limit, a limit for the safety of asylum seekers. if they feel the more they come, the more they're going to be able to live in europe, more will come which means more tragedy. we need a consensus among european politicians and populations. europe cannot say, you must pay more tax those. you must

in the sun she says actually right now we cannot fully celebrate we can only fully celebrate when judas sarge is port 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 he said i can yet it's not when featured in just yet nor when for journalism 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 judas 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 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 fire 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

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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

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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

he washed the feet of judas even though he knew that judas was going to betray him. he said, what you are going to do, do it quickly. you ain't got enough religion so -- until you can look your traitor in the face and serve him anyhow. [applause] spiritual people. dogs in birmingham. we shall overcome. spiritual people make you go to the bridge named after a klansman and take teargas and look in the future and say, i don't know when and i don't know how, but god will pave the way somehow. spiritual people don't calculate their steps, but they know their steps are ordered by the lord. spiritual people, that's what brought us this far. i tell my daughters that i heard one of the lord -- one or two of our speakers talk. there are some things you aren't going to be able to move. some things, your laptop can't give you an answer. that is where something else kicks in. faith ain't what you can figure out. faith ain't what you can talk you later. faith is what doesn't make sense. faith is when you shouldn't do it but something in you makes you go ahead and do it anyhow. fai

lady gaga is opening up about her new video "judas." how does she feel about the buzz?lieve i was put on the earth to cause a ruckus. >> the music video, judas, may have religious groups up in arms, but i learned in my exclusive interview with the singer gaga has a side that may shock them and you. >> love the shoes. >> thank you. >> look past the outlandish outfit and towering footwear and you will find a girl who really is down to earth. >> how are you? how's your husband? >> he's good, thank you. >> the 25-year-old fashion sensation had to battle to the top of the music world. >> could never explain to you, julian julianna, the amazing life-changing experience that's been my life and i am so grateful. i want to push forward and make stuff that's great and thought-provoking. >> jesus is my virtue. >> what do you think of the new video. it came out more incredible than i ever thought it would. it is so beautiful. it's like a fresco come to life. >> i'm sure you're not blind or deaf to all the buzz that surrounds a video like this. are you prepared for that sort of reac

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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

judas, go ahead. if any i was wondering sort of disciplinary action can be taken against the officials in the government? you know? over the cruelty in separating over 2000.ren, most people are very upset about this and there should he some sort of looking into this. not just stopping it but disciplinary action. host: that was judas -- that was judas in texas. sorry for those complications. mr. smith, could you give some context to the things we heard? what happens with the family? and guest: he lives in a small village three hours outside the capital and he was in a soccer match and he got into an argument over a dirty play. and he got into that argument with the brother of a gang major for 18th street, a gang down there along with ms 13. and that was enough to get his life threatened. he was afraid for his life. to answer to the u.s. your first collar, he has an hondurasto a fellow in . there are people who want to come here for economic betterment. many refugees in our past came here for economic b

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

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

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

it is not necessarily a win for journalists and so although today is a victory in essence for judas so much as the judge did of course say that it was not politically motivated enough a serious concern for jonas i'm 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 until she came to that point of 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 espionage act must be reformed it locks the public interest of funds if any publisher any journalist any source finds himse

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

so i actually cried until the decision was ruled in favor of judas so i just seem to state that judge was describing it was one this case is a final decision for many people his supporters and campaign is absolutely too good celebrating liking each other. 6 as long as julian has to injure suffering in 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 so much as 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 to susman of his serious ment

-- >> juda school does recommend students read 30 minutes a night something he doesen joe., cbs news. >> experts suggest occasional short fun task that parents and children can do together. it's are talking about. middle schoolers and high schoolers are talking about it. how much homework is too much. it's different than when we were in school. >> once you get into a certain point, it's all day. when you get home from school, it's all day. >> it was athletics after school and homework until 10:00 or 11:00. >> where do you schedule the joy around the homework? >> i remember joy in my high school days. >>> we're okay tomorrow and boom on friday, our first -- >> speaking of joy killer -- >> well, you know, this one likes [indiscernible]. she has been begging for it. 49. winds out of the north at 12 an. clouds are going to hang tough, dry and chilly. everybody stays chilly. bus stop temps 38 hangs -- clouds hanging tough. temperature wise, saturday may be colder, but friday the windchills will be lower. 55 and i may lower that. 47 on friday. 44 on saturday. then we do get back

if we talk strictly about holy week and the burning of judas, we are burning the trader, judas, the trader area did donald trump is practically the same, right? he knows well that the working force of the united states is the latino people and that is why he is burned, as well. amy: in what is a growing trend of racist hate fueled by the 2016 presidential campaign, unknown attackers in burlington, vermont threw a brick through a window of a community center with a black lives matter sign displayed in the window. the building houses organizations who work for migrants' rights. the attack was condemned late last week. >> i'm at the point where i'm not surprised that these acts of to happen, that racially motivated attacks in a community that prides itself in being progressive and liberal continue to happen. florida governor rick scott has signed a sweeping anti-choice bill, that prohibits medicaid from going to clinics that support abortions. newly half of states have attempted to cut money for planned parenthood since last summer when an anti-choice group released deceptively edited videos

what did judas take? roll the tape. >> bill: all right. 30 piece of silver.ing goldline. >> bill: you both got it wrong. two to go. 1977 tv series "roots" reminded the country of the horrific conditions the slaves endured in the 1700s. >> come on! get out of there! move! >> there is no riverbank. where is the earth? >> bill: in addition to fighting the evils of slavery, frederick douglas became the first african-american to do what? be nominated for vice president, publish a best selling book, become mayor of a city. cards up please? the answer is a. all right. now you both got that wrong of the but uma got the judas iscariot right. she's up by one. one to go. >> hitler will forever be remembered as the most evil man in history. >> bill: he's speak gibberish. hitler's book written while he was serving time in prison, what was he arrested for? a, treason. b, theft, c, tax evasion. d, domestic violence. what was he in prison for? a, treason. that was in the 20s. you win, uma! doocy, mocking her now trying to make amends. very good. >> the angel. >> bill: we hav

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he asked judas to betray him. and judas says why me? judas said because you are the closest to me. 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. >> "finding jesus" this sunday 9 p.m. the wonder list with bill weir starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> congratulations, in a vast universe of lonely planets, you somehow came to exist on the one

>>> judas iscariot, the man who betrays jesus in the most infamous act of treachery ever. >> judas ist 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, condemned as heresy 1800 years ago.