they also visited david joseph. he was deciding between two targs for an attack. there appears to be no connection between the suspects. >> public outage over video showing a police officer trying to grab a 1-year-old baby the mother's arms. >> you can see the officers are wrestling with her asri they to arrest her at a social services offic in brooklyn. one of the officers forcefully took the baby from the confrontation began when she fused an in order to stand up. she said she had been standing for hours. brooklyn's borough president said police should not have reacted in this way. >> that was notrg a ecy or violent crime. it was about let's find this woman a chor. talk her. she's a human being that has gone through trauma. >> she was in the office to find out why her child ce benefits ended. she was charged with child dangerment, resisting arrest and trespassing. the nypd called it troubling and sa the counter is under review. >> package thieves are a common nuisance this time of the year, but it's not often that you see someone put a child up to the task. this

bethlehem was the city of david. josephas of the line of david so it links them to that great history of the jewish patriarchs in jewish history. >> moreover, there's a prophecy in micah that talks about the future ruler coming from bethlehem so jesus has to be born in bethlehem to fulfill the prophecy from the old testament and to be the true davidic messiah. according to the traditional nativity story, when mary and joseph arrive in bethlehem there is no place for them at the inn. >> let's be clear what the biblical narrative actually says. the word for inn isn't there. this is not some public guesthouse that they're staying in. they are probably in joseph's extended family's house. there's not room for them in the main accommodation so they have to put jesus where the animals are. >> nevi samuel, nine miles from bethlehem, the houses in this archaeological site provide an insight into the nativity story. >> this is a typical home dating to the second temple period. this is the kind of home you can imagine jesus might hav

vancement of colored people and the naacp the san francisco chapter and recognize the leadership joseph bryant and david kenam and member leaders that will be here and have been folk val in bringing this matter to us today. lao colleagues, i'd colleagues, i'd like to first hear from the executive director of human resources, micky cal ahan. >> thank you, madame president. mickey cal ahan -- callahan. i'm focus on initiatives we've adopted pursuant to adopting the executive directives. as president cohen noted we'll hear from other departments an i'll talk about the department-specific initiatives adopted and ongoing. i think you know departments are responsible for hiring and initiativing discipline at the department level there's an appellate body in investigating and attempting to resolve e.l. complaints an establishing workforce programs to ensure diversity in the city among other and other policies as well. you'll likely hear from some other individuals who spoke at the g.a.o. and i too was disturbing and upset by -- disturbed and upset by some things we heard. some of the cases i and my staff are f

week, generals joseph dunford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff talked with washington post columnist david ignatius about how the pentagon is using technology to modernize the armed forces. this hour-long conversation happened before president trump announced his pick to replace general dunford sometime next year.

>> i think that -- you know, it's the tradition that jesus was from the house of david, and that's why josephad to be in bethlehem for the census of the descendants of david. so i don't think anybody is calling into question that lineage. but you touched on something completely fascinating, which is what happens next. solomon -- you know, solomon's story is another just such a rich story in the bible. my younger son is adopted from ethiopia, and he was saying that he would like me to write more about solomon, because it is a huge connection between king solomon and the ethiopian queen who came to see if solomon was all that he was cracked up to be, in terms of his wisdom and magnificence. and ethiopians believe that their king was the son of king solomon. so, you know, there's definitely another novel to be written there. [laughter] >> i'm seeing a trilogy, solomon, 400 years. you've got the 400 years between the old and new testament. >> it really goes bad shortly after solomon. i'm not sure i even want to go into that place. israel really was dispursed and, you know, some of the most tragic

. >> the family of joseph was claiming a royal descent. obviously the line of davidant one, and so by definition that would tend to set them apart from others within a given village or community. >> joseph we know a bit more about than the origins of mary. >> narrator: within the archeological site, a series of domestic objects have been recovered. kept in this simple cabinet, they are tangible evidence that a woman once lived here, and they give us an insight into her life. >> a spindle well is a disk with a hole in the center, used as a weight in spinning wool or other yarn. >> if you think about a woman's domestic possessions, one of the most important is going to be her spinning gear. think of the spindle whirl, it is something that she uses every day. it is part of the fabric of her life. >> weaving was the ideal activity for an elite woman in antiquity. it had a lot of honor to it, had a lot of respect ability. >> women who wove fabric were virtuous women. >> you were a good wife if you were making clothes for your family, so the significance of finding a spind

. >> the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunford speaks with washington post columnist david ignatius. using --e pentagon is the conversation is just under an hour. >> good afternoon everyone. welcome to the washington post i am fred ryan, a bush appeared we are meant to be joined i to senior leaders from the department of defense to discuss security challenges that america faces in the 21st century. as one of our speakers, general joseph dunford observed earl yer in this year the fundamental nature of war remains unchanged. what is new are the evolving technologies and battlefields like outer space and cyber space, that have dramatically increased the speed and complexity of modern warfare. as a result, the united states faces unprecedented threats to its security from many nations and from terrorists and combatants who follow the flag of no nation. this afternoon, we'll learn about these new dangers and about the technologies and strategies the united states can imemployee to de employ to defeat them. before we begin, i'd like to thank today's presenting sponsor, northrop g

david chaytor al jazeera paris. presidential candidates are rallying supporters across the democratic republic of congo ahead of this month's election twenty men and one woman a competing to succeed joseph kabila the latest outbreak of ebola and on going security problems are among the biggest sees on voters' minds. depends on the responsibility of everyone who support the candidate and lots of people are forty. and you can see how enthusiastic we are. and we are very happy because the leaders came today they've been forced to stop every one hundred meters to talk in greece because everybody wanted time people want to tell the government that they need to create new jobs and they expect safety. has some of the worst internet connectivity in the western hemisphere but the government has now launched a new initiative to try to help its citizens access the worldwide web a latin america editor reports now from capitol hill. cuba is one of the world's least connected countries people can not have internet at home and so the only way for most cubans to surf the net is to do what you see right here come out onto the street with their smartphones or their computers and try to hook up to the man

week, generals joseph dunford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff talked with washington post columnist david ignatius about how the pentagon is using technology to modernize the armed forces. this hour-long conversation happened before president trump announced his pick to replace general dunford sometime next year. david: good afternoon everyone and welcome to the washington post. i am fred ryan, publisher. we are fortunate to be joined by two senior leaders from the department of defense to discuss security challenges that america faces in the 21st century. as general joseph dunford observed, the fundamental nature of war remains unchanged. what is new is the evolving technologies and battlefields like outer space and cyberspace. they have dramatically increased the speed and complexity of modern workfare. as a result, the united states faces unprecedented threats to its security from many nations and from terrorists and combatants who follow the flag of no nation. learnfternoon, we will about these new dangers and about the technologies and strategies the united states can employ to defea

david davis can't believe he pulled it off. help came from other directions. the guy on the left is joseph meadow. on the right is horace greeley. founder of the new york city in. you will spend some more time with him when the doctor comes in here. he and his prof. green: here is an example of how crazy things could be at a convention. greeley was determined to do everything he could to stop seward. he managed to get himself made a delegate from oregon. is not credited with saying, go west, young man. he got as far west as illinois. somebody stuck a seward button on him. he did not realize he had it on. greeley is working the crowd up against seward and is thrilled he has been able to help. people are thrilled they have been able to help their local guide. -- guy. so now we have a candidate, abraham lincoln, andy has to have a running mate, and the convention usually sews the running mate, and we have ,braham lincoln of illinois hannibal hamlin of maine. you can't get more balanced than that come away out in new england. , hamlinis a former whig is a former democrat peered hamlin is close to be c

david? >> all right, thank you, kayna. >>> and from ohio tonight, the fbi has made arrests in two terrorism-related cases. the investigations triggered by what the suspects posted on social media. damon joseph, who converted to islam, is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis for an alleged plot to attack a synagogue. investigators say he was inspired by what he saw in pittsburgh. and elizabeth lecron arrested for allegedly mrting a mass murder at a bar, after she began corresponding with convicted murderer dylann roof, who is behind bars, he was behind the charleston church attack. >>> overseas tonight, and to paris, after a violent weekend of protests that began with anger over a gas tax increase in france. tonight, french president emmanuel macron today delivering a national address, making concessions and new promis the french people, and apologizing if it seemed he didn't care. abc's james longman from paris. >> reporter: tonight, france fire, after a fourth weekend of violence. cars set ablaze, shops and restaurants vandalized along the famed champs-elysees. police using water cannon and tear gas. there's tear gas in the air and it is very, very strong. what began

joseph bryant, teresa jones, canton, and burrows. reverend brown, welcome. oh, my goodness. also, just to acknowledge the hearing speakers, mr. david canon has requested a 20-minute time for presentation. welcome, reverend brown. >> madam chair, thank you very much. to all the members of the board of supervisors, i, first of all, very grateful that you have given the leadership along with the mayor to deal with this very serious matter. you know, back in the early 30s, 40s, 50s, there was a commentator named gabriel heater. he will come on during those war years particularly, saying, good evening. there's good news tonight. [ laughter ] >> well, i was on my phone because i just got some good news. would you believe that mr. charles johnson, one of the major owners of the giants, sent me a letter indicating that he made a misstep. the ball was fumbled. but we're going to retrieve that ball and make a touchdown for justice in this town. with the giants. >> audience: yes. >> reverend brown: i hope i can say that's good news with the city in this regard, regarding how black employees have been treated, so grossly unfair, but this is no

david time being a chance for us there in dhaka well polls are open in the democratic republic of congo in the long awaited presidential election there the congolese are choosing who will succeed joseph kabila has been in power for seventeen years about one point three million people from three districts been excluded from voting in a decision that's caused protests in the lead up to the whole. my only concern is that we have this every day. and for the maid to be grown. up for the space and clear and the world doesn't. want to see the creepy things and they don't believe that this isn't the place because of us. but. shouldn't. and the wisdom to be. that's josie could be let's go straight to our correspondents a polling booth in kinshasa joins it completely the outgoing president saying the elections are free and fair is that the view that you're hearing. well here right now people proceeded with voting the day of polling began with renshaw rain but that didn't put some people off people very keen to vote the rain stopped just a short while ago people now walking through the muddy streets coming up more and more coming line up vote you're asking about whether people see it free and f

as david said, i think descent and debate is a very healthy thing, so i appreciate what you said. >> i'm going to go back to the nelon massacre. this is joseph strick interviewing some of those veterans involved in that operation that led to so many deaths. here's an excerpt. >> we spoke to five of the american soldiers who were at meli in 1968. they were james berthold of niagara falls, new york. jerry of stockton, california, gary of texas, girarado simpson of jackson, mississippi and from florida. >> they said shoot everything, man, woman, children, everything. every living thing, that was sort of like the order. >> this is something a soldier has to do, take orders and carry them out. >> i had to run around yelling kill, kill, kill, just to get that feeling that you can do it. >> that morning about 7:00, we boarded the choppers and we went into the village. when we got off the chopper, we started shooting. >> there were infants, in fact. it makes you think even if they were considered beasts that you would think of maybe a water buffalo calf or a little piglet would fare better than a child. >> we figured that the babies when they grew u