next spot to get the red carpet treatment, judas street. >>> we got our hands on the new menu for the levi stadium. >> betty, how much is a burger nor. >> reporter: well a house ground angus beef burger will cost you $11. and for this bottle of aquafina, 5.75. they said lit like going to an expensive movie but better because you get to cheer off your favorite team in the nfl's best theater. there will be more types of food, more places to buy it and it will cost more. >> how much do you think it will go? >> i'll go 9. >> reporter: 10.25. >> reporter: that is 25 cents more than what they paid for a beer at candlestick. and frankfurters will be 6.25. >> that is an expensive hot dog. >> it is not a hot dog, it's a frankfurter now. >> a frank something. >> reporter: don't expect to get a break on the junk food either. >> how much do you any a bag of twizzlers costs? >> 4.50? >> reporter: $6. >> and for a bag of popcorn? >> $6. >> 7.50. >> we are used to high gas prices. we are used everything higher in california. >> i think the prices are fine. i think they built a beautiful stadium and

this is like a it's like a gingerbread house to judas thousand tensity is definitely the most well maintained they put a lot of effort into it. they have they had they it looks like a candy house doesn't it like something from a storybook they made their own street what is this a one paradise lane it's just people that are trying to live you know they they're making the best of a bad situation really then battling the township for of three years now since two thousand and ten they took us to court they sued us township of lakewood sued the homeless. certain to get us off the land and a lawyer stood up on our behalf a very strong. belong to a very powerful lawyer firm they spent over a million and a half dollars representing us and so he we kind of reached a compromise that the what we would do is we would take a year's worth of housing that's what's supposed to be happening but with the township is doing is trying to figure out any way they can to disqualify the people down intensity so that it's been a half a year since that that court case since the consent order was signed but nobody has g

it was necessary for a diversion left or right to drag for whatever reason he would normally stayed judas and storm or something whatever was going on in jude's children's so they would do it or well with a clearance from a.t.c. and i presume that sort of information will be on those those data recorders now we're also hearing reports that there was another aircraft in close proximity to the mh seventeen flight now if that is confirmed what sort of effect would that have had and again will that information be unveiled in those those date flight data recorders. it would not necessarily be on the flight data recorder orders unless the pilots were aware of that or craft and made some comment either to air traffic control or to themselves it would not there's nothing else out there on the nano arbiter of course that would identify that aircraft present so it's a little odd. again air traffic control has the responsibility of keeping all aircraft safe on the roads they should not and would not normally clear in her military or civil to be at the same altitude within close proximity of another

let's get more on this now and speak to judas don de bar from c.p.r. news adult place for joining goes first of all what do you make of this supposedly realistic does it sound to you. well actually knowing something about rand corporation that's where the reports credit the bam oh it rings very true rand corporation in one nine hundred fifty s. for example was contracted to take a look at the emerging political power of minorities in the cities they were what people were learning as they got concentrated at the ghettos people actually were learned that they could accumulate political power elect members of congress and state legislatures and things and this became a problem for the status quo so randy advised them to basically destroy the neighborhoods scatter the populations to the four corners of the you know of the region and thereby decimate the political power and urban renewal accomplished that so. as far as it coming from rand it's quite credible to me it's the kind of work that they can gauge him and as far as you understand as the run corporat

. >> for more on the man accused of masterminding the conflict, i'm joined from london by ben juda. he work nooecks week magazine's cover story, entitled "the pariah", and also an author. good to see you again. falling out of love with vladimir putin - has the country fallen out of love with him. his poll numbers are phenomenal. >> you look at how the russian elite or middle class fits in, they have gone from seeing vladimir putin as the guarantee of stability committing them to globalisation, putting their money in the west, the property in london, and children in british public schools, becoming a man who is the source of that stability. poll numbers - i find it strange the way that people talk about vladimir putin's poll numbers. it is about democracy when you have polling. in oerk you know -- in america you know the poll rating of the democrats, because people have a choice, the republican party. in russia you only have a poll rating for putin, because there's no other choice. what happens is people phone up 1,000 people, and phone up old women at home and say do you approve or

joining me live from london is ben juda, author of fragile empire how russia fell in and out of loveimir putin vice president. ben, nice to have you on. >> thank you for having me. >> it is intriguing, all the behind the scenes stuff you got your hands coming with extensive interviews with high ranking officials down to these personal aides. how did you get them to give up the goods on vladimir putin? >> well, it's important to say that putin's incredibly proud of had his exercise routine and incredibly proud of his healthy diet. putin thinks perhaps not incorrectly he's the healthiest man in russia and people should know what he does. he's often talked about this. he's very proud of it. he wants people to know about it, and this is something that he wants russians to hear about. how did i gather this information? i used to work at a think thank called the european council on foreign relations. i wrote a book for a university about putin and i was the question that was bugging me is, is putin a dictator? the answer to this question i thought i would find by working out how putin make

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netanyahu in his press conference used this escalation to say, this is why the israel can never give up judaeut keeping troops in the jordan valley on the west bank of the jordan river. if there was a two-state solution tomorrow, i'd say great because that could mitigate the violence, but it just doesn't seem clear that that path is there. and that's why this is just tragedy heaped upon tragedy at every level from the three israeli teenagers that were kidnapped and murdered to the young palestinian teenager that was kidnapped and burned alive. what ron's talking about, the tension between the two people in close quarters that are at each other's throats, it'd be great if we could impose a solution that ended that. the fact 12 is it's not going top happen. >> look, when you were here last week, you said something about nelson mandela moment, and i had a bristle, then i understood what you were saying. help me to understand if there is at least some angst about whether a two-state solution is possible what you meant by that idea. >> the whole peace spros not an indigenous phenomenal, it was not

shave, joseph coming judas and simon and an untold number of sisters who are not named in the new testament, james, became the leader of the jesus movement after jesus' death. indeed their hand-picked designated successor to jesus. he was known as the bishop of bishops, the head of the jerusalem sm layer church. they didn't use the word church then, that assembly. the assembly in charge of all the other assemblies. james was according to other historical documents that we have at that time the undisputed head of what can be called christianity for a good 30 years after jesus' death. again, this is remarkable. jesus was in charge of the jesus movement or three years. james his brother was in charge of it for 30 years. and yet, he's been almost totally written out of christian history and that is for a very understandable reason. james had what can only be described as a limited view of this new movement. he believed that this was a jewish movement for jews. james is okay if a non-and until the year 57, that included circumcision. in the year 57 he removed it as a requirement, but nevertheles

some of your listeners may not be aware of this but jesus had four brothers, james, judas, simon, untilnamed in the new testament. one of his brothers, james, became the leader of the jesus movement after jesus's death. they hand-picked designated successor, he was known as the bishop of bishops, head of the jerusalem assembly. they didn't use the word church back then but assembly. assembly that was in charge of all the other assemblies. james was, according to all the historical documents we have at that time, the undisputed head of what can be called christianity for a good 30 years after jesus's death. this is remarkable. jesus was in charge of the jesus movement for three years. james, his brother, was in charge of it for 30 years and yet he has been almost holy writ now of christian history for a very understandable reason. james had what can only be described as a limited view of this new movement. he believed this was a jewish movement fringes. james was okay if the non do wanted to join this movement as long as he became a jew first and until the year 57 that included circumcis