because it's a policy that we can look, if i explain what it means, this is where we are wherever john joseph have the secretary general of the christian association of nigeria in kut doing it. it's been such a pleasure having you on this program here at sea. thank you very much for your time. thank you. and thank you for joining us. jeff. this program lie from moscow. what is it now about hop us role in the afternoon. thanks for your patience. on your company, we're back soon with ah, will the conflict in ukraine and to cease fire pharmacist frozen conflict, or defeat, or either ukraine or russia? this is the question so called being tags all across the western world are asking the problem with this approach. that it lacks intellectual and moral honesty. we must address why this conflict started in the 1st place. with a weird young hold. the young woman was in a network that has gotten myself or sort of been a woman with so glad a ship off it. get a thought system phone with ok. so what is the best time you actually do that? if you don't compete, come up, loosened up and be a cobbler, somebo

now to reverend john joseph high up, the secretary general for the christian association of nigeria in kut doing are joining us alive on our t international. a very well welcome to use our thanks for joining us in the program. you heard the story, reports of killings of christians and priests in nigeria. why? why a christians apparently being targeted. so it is side on the unfortunate that in a country it does have the constitution in the country that has a government and some group of citizens. i've been here if not, can be picked up in the schools and kept up where they wouldn't do nothing and they do it actually in the own more than just plain, maybe a getting of them and healing some of them. that becomes a good cause. but if nothing is ever wide healing the wife is trying to please look out for that to do. if you have issues with government, what kind of on sunday we like to do of what up with up and calling we had a pretty was keel. he's not the gunshot wound people now, but it was under that and then in thank you have been a state where i was supposed to and so we keep not about

the american vatican correspondent john ellen joseph rotting does not last staff to the spotlight. he is not terribly comfortable there. if he does not enjoy being on the public stage another, it's on the other hand, he was deeply convinced that the catholic church was facing unusually difficult challenges. and he was convinced that he had what it took to cope with these crises . what exactly were these crises and why did washing or believe he was the one chosen to resolve them? ah remarks once wrote that it was man's social existence to determine his consciousness. the search for what formed us if writing or consciousness inevitably leads to his native bavaria. his parents, appropriately enough, were called marian joseph. ah, young joseph was born in the town of marcus. i'm in on april 16th 1927. ah, at an early age you have had his heart in mind set and becoming a priest. his father, a police officer supported him later watching would say that he learned a lot from his father's deep, sober face. ah, he said, his mother, on the other hand, was more poetic and warm hearted today, t

we cover that live here on d w, and that john barrick covered the election of joseph rat singer as he was back then in 2005. it was also here to cover his funeral. us a welcome back to the studio, a job. the former pope asked for a simple ceremony. we see the pictures there of peter square, he's coughing there are being carried in by 12 coffin bears. i'm talk us through what happened today, what it was indeed in rome terms, a simple ceremony and certainly in compared with what a sitting pope would experience it as a, as a funeral, a paypal funeral. we didn't know really until yesterday. exactly what form certainly would take open it himself and asked for it to be simple. and but the decision lay ultimately, of course, with his successor, frances, who obviously accepted his wishes. and it's very much in the whole style of frances frances doesn't like it very elaborate ceremony. and so what we saw was really basically the, the kind of funeral service that you would see in, in a, in, in germany or in poland or brazil, or anywhere else where catholic bishop would die. and we got an insigh

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providing local sittings and bonds is good enough for george washington, james madison, john marshall and joseph story, it should be good enough for us. modern scholars who are squeamish on this point should yield to the great ways of early liquidation and settled practice. if the first congress could say that the given justice must sit on bond in month x and right circuit in month why, why cannot today's supreme court -- today's congress say to the given justice must sit on bond in years 1-18 and write certain thereafter? in-laws are stretching back to the washington presence, congress described various rules of evidence and procedure to be followed by the supreme court and other federal courts. surely the 18 year time rule can be understood as a disruption of procedure of the court. a basic manner of proceeding and is subject to pronouncements of the legal rights and duties before the court. if all these other procedural statutes are constitutionally kosher, how are the term limit and time rule statutes different? there is no doubt that congress could have led to the proper rules for supreme c

john's gospel. the word inward was gone joseph rap center spent over eight decades witnessing through that. explicate-ing it. theologically. preaching it. as the greatest almost i think in 1500 years. since pope gregory the great. so as i look back on my 35 years of conversation with this man. that is the thing that really strikes me. absolutely central to his life. he was in love with the lord. and he wanted others to be able to do the same thing. >> chris, you spent time talking to those who came to see the pope emeritus benedict. lying in state. i wonder what they told you about what it was about them that compelled them to come to rome for this. >> it was the way in which, something inspired. the vocations to the catholic priesthood. this is something that i think they will spend the rest of their lives sort of unfolding's works. studying his works. and shaping the ministry. so he is without a doubt one of the great minds of the 20th century. and for many of those men, that is what called them into ministry to begin with. >> debra, for a lot of catholics benedict was a man of contradict

here with me is john berry to cover the election as a job is joseph rat, singer as a pope benedict the 16th in 2005 for d, w, and use a welcome john. a somber atmosphere in the vatican today. what should we expect? well, we will kept guessing until really until yesterday, because this is a pretty unique event. open meritus, right singer. but for the meredith benedict had been living in the vatican for longer as the retired pope. and he had actually been raining as pope and said we've had an effect to pope's and this was a very unusual situation. and nobody quite knew what the funeral would look like, where it couldn't be a normal funeral with which would take place for raining. but it's going to be a very simple ceremony for benedict himself said he wanted a simple ceremony. it's not going to be radically different from the kind of requiem mass that will be held for any catholic except at the end. they will be special prayers, of course, for the, for the hope a meritus. and he will be buried in the grotto beneath some pieces, basilica, and a post celebrating the funeral of a former pop

and i want to give special thanks to the historical society for honoring officer joseph jacob chestnut and detective john gibson, who gave their lives protecting the capitol. in 1998, jj and john received this award posthumously. i'm also proud any time i get to stand next to chief conti, the u.s. capitol police couldn't ask for a better partner than metropolitan police department of washington. so thank you to the u.s. capitol historical society. the men and women of the capitol police appreciate this recognition and the acknowledgment that the u.s. sweep is a piece of this heritage. indeed, a vital part of the history of the important work that happens in this sacred place. thank you. chief conti. good evening, chairwoman klobuchar and senator blunt. i must tell you, these are two individuals that i first had a chance to encounter both of them separate occasions. but in my role as chief of police and those two instances are things certainly made a mark on my life. senator klobuchar, the first time was at the white house when the president signed into law the medal, the gold medal of honor for the men a

john henry newman was here are two joseph ratzinger. same idea. i think that's one of his great single contributions. it's not a contradiction between faith and reason, but it's a paradox. it's one because of the other. you mentioned a man of great logos, would you continue is a man of great pathos and a man of great eaters. it was on and on because of the way that he lived his life and have much he enjoyed his interchange with human beings. >> and your sighting ever start on there, the three things needed for really persuasive speech. logos, reason, for sure. also pathos. he wouldn't have been a guy waving his arms around and jumping up and down but i saw him many times when i was in rome and he was a man of great pathos, a man of great feeling, any community did that beautifully. ethos, the character of the speaker is what matters as well. joseph ratzinger had character in spades. he was a man that just exude a sense of faith and devotion. that did make a very persuasive speaker. i've said many times in that square, i was a visiting scholar max

strategic communications in the national security council of the white house, john kirby commented the answer of the us president josephiden regarding the possibility of providing ukraine with f16 fighter jets to such and such a question of a journalist joseph biden answered with a refusal in fact, but what kind of question is that and the answer is i will quote kirby, i can say that a lot of weapons are already being delivered by this one will be sent in the coming weeks and months, these are the types of weapons that we expect will be of decisive importance in helping the ukrainians in the hostilities, now is the intellectual time and even in the spring we can expect that the russians will try to move into offensive and e-e are actually the same, this is one of those cases when we will try to predict the types of needs that will be needed in ukraine when the weather improves does not exclude the transfer of planes to us and e-e at 16 a.m. britain does not consider it expedient to send its fighter jets to ukraine due to the length of training the pilots have to undergo before using these people, thank you , thank you,

joseph ellis, john p.avlon, and lindsay chervinsky, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> we are here to discuss an important moment in american history, it is the farewell address. i gave the tiniest little preview of what it is. imagine someone is walking into the conversation right now. what is the farewell address? john, i will turn to you first. what is this text? >> it is america's original civic scripture. it was the most widely reprinted document in american history, including the declaration of independence for around the first hundred years of the republic. it is the sum total of wisdom that george washington had accumulated in a life of war and peace, as president. he put down, working first with james madison and then primarily with alexander hamilton, as a warning to his friends and fellow citizens, which is how he addressed it. about the forces he feared could derail the democratic experiment going forward. it is one of the most prescient and relevant documents you can imagine

john paul ii. from the beginning i've thought there's a great poetic part there. for 25 years joseph radzinger, the man who became pope benedict, was the right-hand man of john paul ii. he was the intellect of that. the he said he felt john paul taking him in his strong hand and guiding him in this new phase of his life. i think it is completely appropriate between john paul ii and benedict. what's happening now is the papal casket, we saw the casket of cypress. it's now been placed in a zinc coffin and that in turn has been placed into a coffin of elm. that is being placed into the tomb that has been prepared for benedict. once the ceremonies are complete and once the crowd has dispersed, then people will be able to enter the basilica, go down to the crypt and pray before benedict's tomb. i would expect over the next several days and weeks there will be a lot of people wanting to do that, max and bianca. >> christopher, back to you. we've been discussing pope benedict as a professor being renowned for his intellectual contribution to catholicism. i wonder how you who describe that?

he followed the path of joseph, a believer in dreams and the divinity they carry and the promises they hold. like john the baptist, he prepared us for the greater hope ahead, one who came to bear witness to the light. reverend dr. martin luther king jr. was a nonviolent warrior for justice. he followed the word and the way of his lord and savior. on this day of remembrance, we gather at dr. kings cherished ebenezer. i the size of the word cherished. -- i emphasize the word cherished. every good man and every good brother needs a really strong sister. you think i am kidding. [applause] i know dr. king and my sister is not you, but i tell you that she is a smarter and better looking and better person that i am -- then i am that has managed all my campaigns. folks, on this day of remembrance we gather at cherished ebenezer to commemorate what would have been dr. king's 94th birthday. we gather to contemplate his moral vision and to commit ourselves to his path. to his path. that is the path that leads to the beloved community. to the sacred place that sacred our win justice rains down like waters and rig

joseph ellis, john p.avlon, and lindsay chervinsky, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> we are here to discuss an important moment in american history, it is the farewell address. i gave the tiniest little preview of what it is. imagine someone is walking into the conversation right now. what is the farewell address? john, i will turn to you first. what is this text? >> it is america's original civic scripture. it was the most widely reprinted document in american history, including the declaration of independence for around the first hundred years of the republic. it is the sum total of wisdom that george washington had accumulated in a life of war and peace, as president. he put down, working first with james madison and then primarily with alexander hamilton, as a warning to his friends and fellow citizens, which is how he addressed it. about the forces he feared could derail the democratic experiment going forward. it is one of the most prescient and relevant documents and also sugges

john, dr. pre just single members vino, vaudeville monroe dog, your british as will not be joseph mondays, but the brits, they're worried about human rights when millions of indians were dying during british rule. take, for instance, the on red zone massacre or the big old famine where millions of indians were dying from style wishon. while the brits were busy transporting indian green till the you care. no apology till this, by the way. you can't possibly blame mister more. the for not being willing to take a lesson of morality in human rights from them. in fact, india, under the leadership of mr. moore, the in the last few years, has been extremely fearless. the latest example of india defying western sanctions and precious to condemn rochelle, offensive in ukraine. but it looks like the west and the u. k. i simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that it doesn't want other countries for king than knows in, in dallas. matters so, surprisingly enough right now in africa, you'll find the us treasury secretary, janet jaelyn. she is on an 11 day tour of the continent. she'll be st

joseph sakron, a trauma and critical care surgeon at johns hopkins. you were there. watching. this was a huge game. you were tweeting about what you witnessed on the field. we saw him collapse. the defibrillator taken out quickly. they have medical teams at the ready. being ambulanced out. we saw players crying, coaches praying. tell us what it was like. >> you know, covering the nfl for as long as i have, you get accustom to seeing injuries, sometimes serious. the players themselves get accustom to seeing it. the thing that made this so different for me was the reactions from the players. it was apparent immediately that this was something far more significant than a typical football-related injury. it was -- it ended up being so much different. to see a world class 24-year-old athlete having cpr performed on him in the middle of a football field was jarring for me. it was horrifying for me, quite frankly. i think it was horrifying for everyone in that stadium. i can't imagine the anguish that damar hamlin's teammates, his family, his mother was at the game, rode wi

john paul ii. it reflected, i think, the simplicity of the faith of pope benedict. cardinal meissner, the late archbishop of cologne once said josephice of john paul ii three times requesting to be allowed to retire as prefect of the congregation for the doctrine of the faith, three times being asked by john paul ii to stay with him and three times accepting that burden, that responsibility will now be buried where his great predecessor once rested for several years. it's a beautiful gesture. >> it was a beautiful service and it does raise the question as many have asked and just have a minute left about what is the future of the papacy in terms of retirement? we have a pope now who has his own ailments, what is the word from the vatican and what have we heard from pope francis himself whether this will be one historic moment or the beginning of something different. >> as recently as a month ago in an interview pope francis revealed that he has written a letter of resignation. he has signed it should he become incapacitated. so he has always said from the first interview that he gave that benedict opened the door to that but that i

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of us president joseph biden not to send such fighters to our state in particular, the coordinator of the national security council of the white house for strategic communications, john kirby, said that ukraine is receiving weapons that will soon be of decisive importance and this should help the armed forces of ukraine in the winter and spring, in return, french president emmanuel macron does not rule out the transfer of combat aircraft to kyiv, and paris can also start training ukrainian pilots fighters, he emphasized that such deliveries are possible if kyiv first submits a corresponding request and the netherlands is ready to consider providing ukraine f16 but until such a request was not received there, its prime minister mark grute noted the difficulty of this decision to leave the occupied trostians in 10 months, learn a completely new language and become a member of the city's youth council in another country at the age of 17, the story of a young ukrainian woman, daria, who was elected to the youth self-government of the swedish city of gothenburg, let's look further daria 17 in march with her mother and little brother, she managed to leave for sweden from t

john paul. the second died in april 2005. josephhead of the catholic church and became pope benedict's 4/16 . he visited benedict's 4/16. he visited a number of in the early years of his papacy , including new his papacy, including new guidelines allowing use of the latin mass . he directly latin mass. he directly addressed historical sexual abuse within the catholic church , speaking out against its dunng , speaking out against its during visit to the united nafions. during visit to the united nations . but during visit to the united nations. but he came under media scrutiny . his alleged role in scrutiny. his alleged role in the cover up of sexual and physical abuse cases by parish priests and in schools . the priests and in schools. the vatican denounced allegations as false and calumny and said its handung false and calumny and said its handling of the cases showed wisdom and firmness. in handling of the cases showed wisdom and firmness . in 2013, wisdom and firmness. in 2013, pope benedict xvi, announced his eminence due to old

of us president joseph biden not to send such fighters to our country, in particular , the coordinator of the national security council of the white house for strategic communications, john kirby stated that ukraine is receiving weapons that will soon be of decisive importance and this should help the armed forces of ukraine in the winter and spring, instead, french president emmanuel macron does not rule out the transfer of fighter jets to kyiv, paris can also start training ukrainian fighter pilots, he emphasized that such deliveries are possible if kyiv first submits a corresponding request and in the netherlands they are ready to consider providing ukraine with an f16, but until such a request was received there , its prime minister mark kru-te noted the complexity of this decision, a capsule with radioactive material was lost in australia , they are looking for it on a section of the road about 1,400 km the capsule, with a diameter of only 6 mm, was part of a sensor for measuring the density of iron ore, it probably fell out of the sensor through a hole on the surface of the truck and bounced onto the road. during transportation from the rio tinto mine to the city o

of us president joseph biden not to send such fighters to our country, in particular, the coordinator of the national security council of the white house for strategic communications, john kirby said that ukraine is receiving weapons that will soon be of decisive importance and that this should help the armed forces of ukraine in the winter and spring , on the other hand, french president manuel macron did not excludes the transfer of combat aircraft to kyiv, paris can also start training ukrainian fighter pilots, he emphasized that such deliveries are possible if kyiv first submits a corresponding request and in the netherlands they are ready to consider providing ukraine with an f16, but until such a request was received, the prime minister there, mark grute, noted the difficulty of this solution , the threat may increase, russia plans to receive new ballistic missiles from iran, it is against them that our air defense is powerless , air force spokesman yuriy ignat said and emphasized it is possible to destroy installations on positions, however, certain means are needed against ballistics, so there is a great need to obtain patriot and sampt systems, in particular, i

he followed the path of joseph, a believer in dreams and the divinity they carry, and the promise they hold. and like john the greater hope ahead, one who came to bear witness to the light. reverend dr. martin luther king, jr. was a non-violent warrior for justice. who followed the word in a way of his lord and his savior. on this day of remembrance, we gather at dr. king's cherished ebenezer. i say and emphasize the word "cherished" ebenezer. and by the way, every good man, every good brother needs a strong, strong cyster. -- strong sister. you think i'm kidding you. [ applause ] i'm no dr. king, and my sister's not you, but i tell you what, she's smarter, better looking and a bitter person than i am, and she managed all my campaigns. folks, you know, on this day of remembrance, as we gather here at this cherished ebenezer to commemorate what would have been dr. king's 94th birthday. we gather to contemplate his moral vision and to commit ourselves to his path. to his path. a path that leads to the beloved community, to this sacred place, that sacred hour, when justice rained down like waters and rig sho

. >> now, before he became pope benedict, joseph ratzinger was born in 1927 in germany, became a cardinal in 1977. following the death of john paul he was elected pope in 2005. he resigned from his role as pope in 2013. benedict said his choice to step down was made to liz lack of strength of body and of mind. >> cnn is covering all angles of today's events. senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen and senior vatican analyst jonathan allen are both in rome, but we begin with vatican correspondent delia gallagher who's joining us from st. peter's square. delia, explain to us what the atmosphere is like as the faithful gather on this day. >> reporter: well, bianca, i've been here for a few hours. now, they started coming in the early hours of the morning to fill the square. there's about a 60,000 person capacity seated there in st. peter's square. it looks like it's getting filled up. at the moment, as you mentioned, the casket has just come out from st. peter's basilica. they are doing a rosary. they are saying prayers just before the mass begins. that coffin was sealed last night. inside they put coins and medals

john holman, al jazeera santo's, thousands of catholics have been paying their respects to former papa benedict, the 16th at the vatican. among them was italian primus, or joseph maloney. the former pontiff were lions said inside saint peter's basilica . 3 days his funeral will be held on thursday. he died on saturday at the age of 95 . still ahead on al jazeera, it's down to business for the president of brazil. he wants his country to be a major player on the world stage again. on the sun. the south korea wants to hear a lot more on the extra incentives for baby boom ah. with the risk of more flooding across saudi arabia, how they're good to be with you. here's the forecast on tuesday. so that rain really picking up mecca and medina. i think the bulk of the rain now falling north of jetta where we did see some flooding there. after about a year's worth of rain fell in 12 hours schools as a result were shut on monday. now, as for us here in bo, i think as a result, we are going to see more cloud cover into the mix. a hive 22 degrees. those when still a factor as well, gas seem to about 30 or 40 kilometers per hour and you know what the winds have also picked

priest, and joseph chose another type of service, first to and teaching theology at prestigious universities, and then the vatican, at the age of 50 rasinger became a cardinal, and already pope johned him head of the sacred congregation for the doctrine of the faith of the former roman inquisition in that position cardinal rasengar defended traditional catholic teaching on abortion, contraception and homosexuality when john paul ii died in april 2005 cardinal rasengar presided over his funeral and his homily based on the instruction of jesus follow me proved prophetic after the vote and white smoke rose from the sistine chapel and where is the pope, a sign that a new pope has been elected , the oldest pontiff in 275 years benedict xvi sought to evangelize the west and collapse the spread of secularism, however, there was also a recognition that the influence of the roman catholic church is declining in 2006, pope benedict stirred up controversy during a lecture in germany by quoting a medieval christian leader who criticized islam and seemed to link religion with jihad and holy war and in several muslim countries at the time violent protests even broke out, the pope apologized an

he followed the path of joseph, a believer in dreams and the divinity they carry and the promise they hold. and like johnd us for the greater hope ahead, one who came to bear witness of life. reverend dr. martin luther king jr. was a nonviolence warrior for justice who followed the word and the way of his lord and his savior. on day of remembrance with, we gather at dr. king's cherished ebb pleaser -- ebeneezer. i say, emphasize the word cherished ebeneezer. and by the way, sis, every good man, every good brother needs a strong, strong sister. [applause] you think i'm kidding. [applause] i'm no dr. can king, and my sister's not you, but i tell you what, she's smarter, better looking and better in person than i am. managed all my campaigns. folks, you know, on day of remembrance as we gather here at his cherished ebeneezer to commemorate what would have been dr. king's 99 4th birthday -- 94% birthday, we gather to contemplate his moral vision and to commit ourselves to his path, to his path. the path that leads to the beloved community, to the sacred place, that city cred hour -- sacred hour when justice

pope john paul the second died in april 2005. joseph6 . he became pope benedict for 16. he continues the legacy of his predecessor by speaking to other religious leaders, particularly judaism and islam domino is a case of conflating those. he aims to revitalise the in europe and maintains traditional catholic values relating to sexuality and priestly celibacy. he visited a number of countries in the early of his papacy, including new guidelines allowing more use of the latin mass. he directly addressed historical sexual abuse within the catholic church, speaking out against its during a visit to united nations. but he came media scrutiny in his role in the cover up of and physical abuse cases by parish priests and in schools . the vatican and in schools. the vatican denounced the allegations as false and said its handling of the cases showed wisdom and firmness . in 2013 pope benedict firmness. in 2013 pope benedict of 16th announced his eminence resignation due to old age and ill health, making him the first p0pe ill health, making him

corps commanders william joseph hardy will back to the army at tennessee having been in mississippi since july and he will have have one corps commanded or four divisions and. johnkable breckinridge, who bragg recognize rises as a not on his his side will have temporarily command of the other corps because. bragg is expected getting this other corps of his army to go to. we saw him earlier today john bel hood who is recuperating from the amputation of arm of his on his right leg, is hoping that john bel hood will will soon recover and be in the field. the and in addition to the overall reorganization, if you just look at the they are the divisions on the battlefield and this very graphic here of the seven divisions of infantry of the army of tennessee and in november at the time of the battle or at the time of the fighting on missionary ridge, on november the 25th, they're listed here from north south. and so clyburn's division is on the confederate right on november the 25th, and stewart's division is on the on the confederate left. the the two corps commanders do not even command their own table of organization divisions, all in one sector. in fact, if noticed

joseph. a believer in dreams and the divinity they carry. and the promise they hold. like johnght. reverend dr. martin luther king junior was a nonviolent warrior for justice. who followed the word and the way of his lord and his savior. on this day of remembrance,, we gather at dr. king's cherished ebenezer. i say emphasize the word cherished ebenezer. and by the way, every good man, every good brother needs a really strong, strong sister. you think i'm kidding. [applause] i'm no doctor king and my sister is not you. but i tell you what. she smarter by they're looking at a better person than i am. michelle my campaigns. folks. you know. on this day of remembrance, as we gather here in this cherished of bunnies or. to commemorate what would have been dr. king's 94th birthday. we gather to contemplate his moral vision. and to commit ourselves to his path. to his path. a path that leads to the beloved community. to the sacred place, that sacred our. when justice rain down like water and righteousness was a mighty stream. folks. to the king family. i know no matter how many years

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john logan, he is the senior caucus islander. he's taken over from mcpherson and has ridden away from that part of the field. so morgan al smith is now new corps commander joseph andrew jackson, lt was the brigade commander. he's the new division commander. well, as has jones, the 53rd ohio, who doesn't even know this is a regimental that now is control of the brigade. all that happened within 20 minutes of the attack. these men have not used to being able to handle these new duties that quickly. and because of that, since the first time you're going to see this corps routed. and here's hood with a new battle plan. he's not routing the force northward, but he can destroy, completely destroy army. the tennessee by sending all these troops eastward. all right. and the moment that's above the august, the troops herd house near the georgia railroad and you see digresses is for 20 pounder parrots and there's six more guns of the battery. a battery of ten pounder parts. all those guns are captured. here's an image from the cyclorama fire showing the troop herd house and showing the confederates around those guns. all right. those four guns, rarely in a contest of th

reporter: chief prosecutor john mcdonough called on his star witness who, in the course of two days, would tell one of the most mind-boggling stories ever heard in this st. josephn. >> we call ricky spencer. >> reporter: ricky, now 21, seemed like a young boy in a grown-up world. his dress shirt, not his customary tee, ran big in the sleeves. >> how do you know mr. stewart? >> i met him on xbox live in december of'08. >> how often did you play xbox live with mr. stewart? >> anywhere from six to ten hours. >> a day? >> yeah, on a daily basis. >> this was his life. some people might sit and read, he played xbox. >> reporter: even though he'd never met him, ricky told the jury he felt a strong tie to the former marine. >> would you say he was your best friend? >> yes. he called us brothers from another mother. >> what did you -- >> brothers from another mother. >> this was his idol. probably one of the very few people he had social contact with. >> reporter: doug and ricky met in person on april fools day in 2010, nearly a month before venus disappeared. doug was living alone and invited ricky down for spring break. surveillance camera footage showed ricky in virg