nice emperor. >> indeed, constantine was ruthless.secuted and tortured christians. yet with numbers in the millions, he knew they were crucial to keeping his fragile empire together. so he made christianity legal in the year 313 that ended decades of brutal persecution. but it marked fierce internal battles in the church. the biggest of which went to the heart of christianity. >> now while the church was persecuted in an illegal religion and underground, there was only so much work that it could do to normalize what would be the heart of christian teaching about the nature of god, about the nature of jesus, about relationships within the church. >> but once constantine legalized the church, long standing doctrinal questions broke into the open. the biggest of them going to the core of christian belief. was jesus truly the son of god or just a wise man? >> constantine didn't care which side won this debate. constantine wanted a unified christianity because he wanted a unified empire, and he wanted to use christianity to help him unifiy

>> constantine didn't care which side won this debate.d a unified christianity because he wanted a unified empire, and he wanted to christianity to help him unifiy his culturally diverse empire, so he wanted christians throughout the empire to agree on major theological issues. >> in the year 325 a.d., constantine called the world's bishops to the small town of nicaea outside the imperial city of byzantium to grapple with the essence of christian belief. >> what we now call the nicaean creed, "i believe in god, the father almighty and heaven on earth." those tenets of faith come down from the 4th century and are still the bottom line of christian teaching today. >> in the heart of the nicaean creed and christian faith is the jesus was both god and man. >> the earliest communities were already giving jesus the worship that could only be given to god. this is happening 30 years of jesus' death, but to find a philosophical language in which to say it, in which to formulate it, that took 300 years. the council of nicaea was not called in orde

[applause] >> officers griffin and constantine zachos. [applause] thank you now. now can i have captain mike redmond and officer simmons. captain redmond will read the citation. >> good evening, it's my honor to speak to you in regards to the arrest in which mike simmons receive this silver medal of valor tonight. on tuesday, february 1, 2011, at 3 p.m., officer simmons was working an assignment at the bank of america at 1525 market street. mike was there to work a security assignment at the bank. as well as monitor a protest that was going on outside. where there was over 50 participants in the protest. a career criminal by the name of joseph hike, chose this day to commit a robbery. mr. hike has been arrested 21 sometime -- 21 times in the city of san francisco. mr. hike produced a handgun to a teller face and ordered her to put all the money in the paper bag as he held a gun to her face. officer simmons was inside the bank at which time he observed there was a robbery in process inside of the bank. officer simmons immediately notified communications and called

constantine's and i said they should stop bringing them because the computers we break to obtain the iron and copper bring diseases but a child will do it despite the diseases because of money children will always break them up they can last in the computers cuts them and if care is not taken they attach innes i have a cut on my hand myself. he has thirteen. just all the papers together and kind of a camaraderie of of everybody being there you can see what other people are bringing what they're doing to their computers how they're modern on what kind of hardware they have what operating system are on a quake on a so largely from walk around and get lots why this is for what you want to do to your system. and. there's going to be a conference on the whist the title is the woods in africa. there's been organized by the u.s. d.p.a. and another look at his asian i see international. something up for them to. have seen the program. this is horrible abstain the program but i haven't seen a slope for a visit to the dump site but it would be good if they can come to the dump site and see wha

first spring victory of the season on saturday at the full stage of the world cup in italy and constantine but the op of takes a closer look at one of the hot favorites for gold at the sochi olympics. you keep a group of dreamt of becoming an olympic champion since he was fourteen when his dream came true in vancouver and twenty as he clinched his first there were gold in russia's first of those games in a dramatic photo finish edging his combat troop alexander upon dreams however the twenty eight year old says winning his second olympic gold will be much harder than . course i've already dreamt about winning the gold medal in sochi a bit of it was difficult for me to win in vancouver over that was my first victory and it's easier to win the first time then the second time and to defend your title which is why i'll just give my all and see what happens there glad to get the most just. to go for went on to become the two time world champion this february while he devotes almost all his time to training in family knowing that this is the only recipe for success is bashfully he wants to becom

atlantico madrid but two russian champions suffered a straight one defeat to holders by in munich and constantine but top of takes a closer look at the record breaking german side. in munich fairytale began last season when they claimed the unique treble of german league and cup success as well as their champions league triumph and their fans want to carry on living happily ever after the bavarian side's dominance shows little sign of ending . they'd be trod bottom line graph braunschweig to me where they are only and serena on the back of a wee one win over to his crime snow in moscow sitting in new champions league record of straight victories the last team to defend the european side toward a senior one in one nine hundred ninety one coach pat what viewer says it's not easy to repeat that.

zone in the bundesliga stunned his place shall go with three one win to reach the quarterfinals constantine matches are often spectacular and this was no exception this wrinkle and twenty one minutes from time to actually put the visitors ahead the second in two matches began life as it crossed the floor that sink uncontested into the net john were reeling and oftentimes quickly smelled like a break from their own half left the royal blues chasing same la battled through to the bit to fit me know. instead the ball up forgiven for land to make the hapless buffet line is they shut the door. dylan top of them weren't and tormenting their lists. three minutes later a free read and gifted gifted me know. a free shot at all. really changes fifteen first half minutes his response was to little too late. jefferson for fun meeting everyone in the second half. i was the final score. and can look forward to more determined to action. sure the coach ian blair is facing more pressure to test to see the good old when and if the elections coming into tonight to buy and liver to his angels with the usual s

from sixteen teams have taken part in the competition's the competitors were quite strong but he's constantine one in spite of being very nervous now the coaches are planning to prepare for the paralympic games. no one has represented context and in the special effects will games so we'll be the first the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out that stevie got kate said the global market of gadgets he's continued to suck the development of quantum communication devices consumers have started to pay special attention to gps navigation and elise its frost and sullivan believed that by twenty sixteen to help with the gps navigation devices in cuba will have exceeded nineteen and creamy these units and two point five million of them will be seen in the caustic and russian markets. it's true the bloke will close the prison to leave the market of gps navigation devices he's growing just like the year before the market has remained its pace of development. all companies have witnessed an increase in sales. the market is mainly presented by russian producers in terms of growth registered in tw

she said to him can have the outgoing child involved in everything to an angry teenager constantine accounts with everyone. marie sentencing hearing this morning she told judge jonathan is on the cause her to use him as a former norton air corps and a strong meant to intimidate her. she got scared and worried she would be believed it to cool for fifteen years before she realized it is a secret she couldn't carry any more. it is quite upset. i think it's good that many expect the defense. then again two of the people that it was just a pretend to be found guilty and he had helped to put them. in the mall today was the thought that was without a note of the office about twenty people believing that he does not change a cyclone larry was found guilty of life come to sexually assaulting a teenager and dates between nineteen ninety six and nineteen ninety eight the jury found him not guilty on one count. some of the new phones that they might have taken to a company's age. he states that happened as yet no previous convictions he said murray had pleaded not guilty and have shown no remorse. he se

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stages looking for victory number twelve and to maintain their status as the czars of the desert constantine bought out of archie and finally to one of the world's most spectacular sports cliff diving and is twenty thirteen was the year when our russian was crowned well number one i'm still janko won the sport's most prestigious competition the red bull well serious want as robert father now discovered the twenty nine year old still has another tree. risky. breast taking. incredible whatever you call it this is cleve diving the sport we have big three burgess on the art of survival there was ultimate platform for high diving daredevils is the red bull world series the combination has traveled across the globe for the fifth consecutive season decide who is the best on the planet in two thousand and thirteen he was russia's the term solution. for such a long journey to this victory through injury stuff entries and now is completed i reached the pinnacle of the sport is an incredible feeling. demonstrating one of the most spectacular and complicated i diet claiming the highest scores the combin

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. >> constantine knows that all too well. 100 men raided his bookstore just after yanukovych was elected in 2010. he has the rights to the lease but it's prime real estate and someone wanted to force him out. >> translator: this is a raider scheme but it didn't work because this shop is known all over kiev and the world. >> reporter: after three years of court cases his only solution was to temporarily put the historic building in the care of the city. >> there was less corruption a few years ago because you could still go to court. now if you go to court the judges are asking what you are doing here no chance of winning. >> reporter: he says all can he do now is wait for ukraine's current leaders to leave office. jennifer glasse, al jazeera kiev. >> protests have also taken place in armenia, part of a deal to join a russian led customs yuns. >>> in the tiny caucus state, protests like this are rare. freezing temperatures, thousands of people took to the streets. they're frustrated that their parliament has signed a deal which basically hands over control of armenia's gas industry to rus

burnham made his design a curtain of classical architecture patterned on the arch of constantine, last of the great buildings of the roman empire. burnham wanted white marble, a coldish, bluish white and finally found the perfect quarry this vermont. however, the quarry was shut down, he was told, forever in memory of the owner's son who had died at an early age. no amount of convincing, even the mighty burnham, could convince the man that he wanted to open the quarry until that's the man died and his heirs sold the quarry to the project. for the station. union station surfaced in that material. most everyone who entered washington passed through that gate completed in 1908. its facade involves an interior built to respond by the imperial season. even the lincoln memorial, i think, union station stands at the head of the class. so the town became a hive of building activity. mule-drawn wagons hauling and relocating soil, vast quantities of bricks and concrete block piled about on the building sites. trees were felled on the mall to open it up again. general grant had planted 18,000 tre

. >> reporter: constantine knows that all to well. men raided his bookstore just when yanukovych became president. he has rights to the lease but someone wanted to force him out. >> after three years of court cases his only solution was to temporarily put the historic building in the care of the city. >> there was less corruption a few years ago because you could still go to court. but now if you go to court the judge also ask what you're doing here. >> reporter: he said all he can do now is wait for ukraine's current leaders to leave office. jennifer glass, al jazeera, ki kiev. >> people in capitol are accusing the government of signing away the gas utility as part of the deal to join the customs union. the travel to moscow for a meeting on the trade block. italy's prime minister is promising to improve conditions for migrants held in refugee centers. he was speaking after video of people being hosed down. he said it will be the government's top priorities i in 2014. >>> one of the worst disasters in italian maritime history when a b

. >> constantine, the firstsent roman emperor to become a christian, sent helena to the holy land.e chativity evolved over time. >> this is the original door way here that was subsequently blocked and wer slowly the doors were filled in perhaps as a defensive measure to protect against soldiers on horseback and ultimately a very small door that youown have to bend down to enter in reverently. burned and destroyed in the sixth century, evidence of the original church remain.i >> what are we seeing here,oo this mosaic?he >> we're looking at the floor of the fourth century constantinian church. it's done in a typical byzantine style of geometrics and floral.he no depictions of people and animals of the out of the fourth century church what we see are pillars and this floor and that's about it. >> in the late sixing century, a roman emperorrusa rebuilt the church. crusaders expanded it andgs used it for the coronation of their kings.ho others fought at this holy place. the persians, the turks, most recently in april of 2002 when palestinian militants wanted by the israeli defense force bui

. >> constantine sent his mother helena to the homeland to find relics and build churches.y has evolved over time. >> this is the original doorway that was subsequently blocked and slowly the doors were filled in, perhaps as a defensive measurer to defend against maur auding soldiers on horseback and a small door that you have to enter into reverently. >> although burned and zroiz in the 7th srnt -- century, some of the church still remains. >> what are we seeing down here? >> we are looking at the floor of the constant tini and church. it is does in a biez and tine -- byzantine style. no depiction of people or animals. so we see these pillars and this floor and that is about it. >> in the late 6th century they rebuilt the church and used it for the coronation of kings and others have fought at this holy place. the personans and the turks. when some wanted by the israeli force, some people took refuge here when the church came under fire during the siege. >> beautiful alter. >> it is beautiful. we're walking up to the main alter area of the church, from the grooej greek oth

. >> reporter: constantine's business is prime real estate and someone wanted to force him out. >> thisshop is known all over kiev and the world. >> after three years of court cases his only solution was to trailer put the historic building in the care of the -- to temporarily put the historic building in the care of the city. >> no chance of winning. >> reporter: he says all he can do now is wait for ukraine's current leaders to leave office. jennifer glasse, al jazeera, kiev. >> a judge's ruling allows uta utah's same sex marriages to continue at least for now. while the appeal is working its way through court system. friday's decision that made utah the 18th state to legalize gay marriage and joining me on the break down decision is civil rights attorney jennifer bonjine, good to have you here. so civil rights leaders won on behalf of the state. >> what they wanted to do was stay the proceedings. and the plaintiff's attorneys and the judge agreed that their arguments for stay were basically repackaged arguments from the merits of the case that they had lost, that they didn't give any

helena, the mother of the emperor constantine built the first church of the nativity here.peror justinian in 529 a.d., and enhanced later on by the crusaders. >> well, i've also heard that the idea behind the door was to make people bow down and to be humble. >> yes. it's not entirely -- it's not impossible by any means. >> once inside this ancient building visitors see a sight drastically different from the humble stable of the bible. the greek orthodox main altar. very ornate. >> it's extremely ornate. you have the altar, and then you see the choir stalls for the monks. on either side. and this is where the liturgy is sung every sunday, every day, in fact. >> the original church was an octagon built over the venerated cave. it's now below the altar in the grotto of the nativity. father murray o'connor took us there. >> now we're in the grotto. there are two altars. this is the grotto of the nativity. and if you put your hand through that hole you can touch. and on this side, this is the altar of the manger. >> even in this peaceful place, there are long running disputes.

. >> constantine, the first roman emperor to become a christian sent his mother helena to the holy landevolved over time. >> this is the original lentil of the doorway here that was subsequently locked and slowly the doors were filled, in perhaps, as a defensive measure to protect against soldiers on horseback. ultimately a very small door that you have to bend down to enter in reverently. >> although burned and destroyed in the sixth century, some evidence of the original search remains. >> so what are we seeing here this mosaic down here? >> we're actually looking at the floor of the fourth century constantiniian church. this floor is 1700 years old and done in a typical style of geometrics and floral. no depictions of people and no depictions of animals. so really out of the fourth century church what we see are these pillars and this floor. and that's about it. >> in the late sixth century the roman emperor rebuilt the church. the crusaders expanded it and used it for the coronation of their kings into the 12th century. others have fought at this holy place. the turks. most recently

. >> constantine knows that all too well. 100 men raided his book tore just after he was elected in 2010as the rights to the lease, but it's prime real estate and someone wanted to force him out. >> this is a raider scheme but didn't work, because this shop is known all over kiev and the world. >> his only solution was to temporarily put the historic building in the care of the city. >> there was less corruption a few years ago, because you could still go to court. now the judges will ask you what ewe doing here with no chance of winning. >> he says all he can do now is wait for ukraine's current leader to say leave office. jennifer glass, aljazeera kiev. >> according to the group transparency international, ukraine, syria and the central african republic are among the most corrupt in the worlded. >> you are looking at live pictures right now of repair operations currently underway on the international space station. astronauts are raring a cooling unit. this is a live picture from the astronaut. the view is from his he will me. you don't get a great deal of perspective, but that is the

constantine set aside differences. >> you do not always get what you want in a divided government.n still make progress toward goals. >> they have to sell it to their fellow lawmakers. we are asking, does this plan go far enough? we want to ask our panel. did they do enough, dan? >> it is never enough. our does nothing to fix structural problems on entitlements and tax reform. it really is a first step. think where we were eight weeks ago. a government shutdown. we almost had to have the failure for us to start succeeding again. because of that, the government shut down political implications resulting from that. the parties wanted to and brinksmanship. this would carry us all the way of 2015.ctober your clearing fiscal policy out of the way for financial markets. a good first step. >> ok. should this road well for the overall economy? there has been so much uncertainty. just the fact that maybe washington can come together a little bit here. does that mean good things ahead for the u.s. economy? >> it is more encouraging. there are two think this deal have the potential to do. fir

in order to problem his point, bobby constantine note ultimately got himself arrested for possessioneresting conversation during the commercial. i want to talk about what technically you've already been on the inside of the criminal justice system. so first up why did you do this? >> i mean, there's a few reasons. thanks for having me. it's great to be here. i initially wanted to see what was going on inside the system. in a way that i never had before. so that was a big part of it. the other reason is that i had worked in the system for a long time and you know where i grew up we you know viewed the police and the criminal justice system as our friends as people that protected us. they never paid attention to us unless we were doing something wrong. so when i arrived as a prosecutor in the roxbury of boston, it was a differenten neighborhood than the sort i had broken up in. and you know, i never would have believed if you had told me people were being stopped, harassed and arrested for all the things we used to do in the suburbs with impunity. so i got to the point of working in th