we have records of a couple of different cooks, marie and marie joseph. cooks would be assisted by domestics, people who lived either inside the big house or close to the big house and assisted the family. they would do things from cleaning to helping the cook. moving food, serving it in the big house for meals. the cooks today in a kitchen cook's day would start very early in the morning. she would build a fire in the center here, and most of the cooking was not done on the flames, but on the embers built up by the fire. she would have to get a large supply of coal, burn lots and lots of wood, and then rake the coal on to the hearth to prepare food. we have a couple of examples of ways people prepared food on the coal. you put a flat bottom pot here. we also have something called a spider pot built with legs. the coals go underneath and on top as well. you can see an example here where this was constructed almost with fingers coming up to retain the coal on the top. a lot of the cook's day would be spent bent over pots like this or crouching down, trying

marie and marie joseph.oks would be assisted by domestics, people who lived either inside the big house or close to the big house and assisted the family and they would do things, you know, ranging from cleaning inside the big house to helping out the cook and moving food, serving it in the big house for meals. the cook's day in a kitchen like this would start very early in the morning, because all of the preparing of food, all of the cooking was done on the hearth. this is called hearth cooking. so she would build a fire in the center here, and most of her cooking is again, not done on those flames, but done on the embers that are built up by that fire. so the reason that she would have to start so early is that she would have to get a large supply of coals by burning lots and lots of wood and then raking those coals out on to the hearth to prepare food. so we have a couple of examples of ways that people prepared food on those coals. this works almost like an eye and we also have something called a spider

mary's virginity. she was not only a virgin at the time of jesus's conception and birth but also afterwards. that's why i like to think of james, the brother of jesus as probably a child from joseph'srior marriage before he married mary. >> but not all christians are in agreement. >> protestants would say there are other children that are the biological kids of mary and joseph, in which case, jesus would be the older brother. and perhaps other siblings of jesus would have looked up to him. >> matthew 1:25 says literally, joseph was not knowing her in the carnal sense until she gave birth to jesus. now any normal reading of that sentence implies she went on to have more children after that, and his brothers and sisters are in fact his brothers and sisters. >> the bible tells us very little about the early life of jesus. >> the gospels really fast forward almost totally until he's 30 years old, and he's the son of god. >> what about all those missing years, when he was a teenager, playing around with his brothers, getting into trouble? >> written around 100 years after jesus' death, the infancy gospel of thomas is a collection of stories about his childhood. >> there is a peculiar st

marie and marie joseph.ks would be assisted by domestics, people who lived either inside the big house or close to the big house and assisted the family and they would do things, you know, ranging from cleaning inside the big house to helping out the cook and moving food, serving it in the big house for meals. the cook's day in a kitchen like this would start very early in the morning, because all of the preparing of food, all of the cooking was done on the hearth. this is called hearth cooking. so she would build a fire in the center here, and most of her cooking is again, not done on those flames, but done on the embers that are built up by that fire. so the reason that she would have to start so early is that she would have to get a large supply of coals by burning lots and lots of wood and then raking those coals out on to the hearth to prepare food. so we have a couple of examples of ways that people prepared food on those coals. this works almost like an eye and we also have something called a spider p

. >> reporter: chris and mary, we are outside st. joseph's regional medical center where that brave young boy, seven years old is recovering after and earlier we spoke to his aunt who says if he had been hit just a few inches lower, he would not be here. this second grader wasn't even safe inside his own home. he was hit in the shoulder when gunfire erupted outside here. >> my grandmother and mother were in the house. the kids were playing in the living room. and six shots were fired. one of them struck him in the shoulder, right above his heart. >> reporter: his aunt had just left the apartment. >> he did recognize that there through the window. >> reporter: and who bravely called 911? >> the mother couldn't get the call out. and he told the grandmother, i will take the phone and call them myself. didn't drop a tear at all. >> reporter: you can see the broken glass where the stray bullet shattered the front window. police say there was a commotion near the liquor store when someone pulled out a gun and started firing. too often here. i know

. >> oh, jesus, joseph, mary, please. oh, god, oh, god, oh, my god, oh, my god.oys take you? let the boys take you. oh, no. >> suddenly, she jumps. >> oh, my god! ahhhhh! >> it looked like, kind of like slow motion. >> it was shock and awe. it was like a moment of sheer terror. you can hear it. everybody just gasped. >> a cat's physical make-up helps it to brace for these kinds of falls. >> it was almost like she was flying like a flying squirrel does. because she was all four, you know, arms and legs out and she was kind of gliding down. and then when she hit, i was praying inside my head, god, please make my cat safe. i thought for sure, you know, she's dead. >> but kim survives. >> she did. no broken bones. no internal bleeding. like nothing ever happened to her. >> in fact, she's raring to go. >> i couldn't believe it. i really couldn't believe it. hit the ground and started running. >> went straight home. that's all she wanted to do was go home. >> i felt so happy inside, like it was like going to heaven. >> after her adventure, kim still looks for trouble.

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clevelandds villa angela saint joseph and akram saint vincent-saint mary were runners-up after dropping the kick off a major effort today to unite the party to hide hisc campaign for the white house, near capitol hill doug luzader has the story. >> powerful law firm in washington were donald trump expects toaw who like to party today meeting with republican insiderp israeli struck strut instigators and violent clashes, this supporter but when a protester the larger issue is uniting those who should be on the scene sidee today in near the capital expected to make an attempte meeting with the largely undisclosed list of republican insiders.y >> and party together if we do, we win .t by numbers that you've never seen before speaking at a lincoln day dinner in florida to talk about the importance of uniting the party even if he faceste opposition from ted cruz, john kasich and some republicans have talked about rally behind a would throw the election to democrats. >> it would, of course it would, that, i also think it is far too late.wot >> become tactic involving the us supreme court and s

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joseph's home, st. mary's residence, and the nurturing place. >> yes. >> now, dominique, you are the guess a big component of helping folks get back on their feet, being able to help themselves and their families, is education. >> absolutely. so, the nurturing place -- what we do is we work in conjunction with kenmare high school and st. joseph's home, and we take in the children, and we provide a safe place for them during the day, while their moms are out working or in school or whatever it is that they're doing during the day, and we really try to provide an excellent education. it's not daycare. we consider ourselves a development center. and how we do that is really just the extra hands that we have, the volunteers. we reach out into the community, people coming in from the neighborhood, helping us, giving extra time, rocking babies, you know, talking to kids, giving their influence to the kids of jersey city. >> they're nurturing. >> i mean, it's nurturing. the staff are -- i mean, they and we have a ded

that's right.tho cleveland villa angela saint joseph and akron saint vincent saint mary were runners up, after dropping their title games.s. congratulations fantastic in a small school basically. very small school good to see that's the first title they won in any sport.rt. that's amazing so great and look atg sogr all of the fans. coming down in buses for their teammates and friends. really fantastic. congratulations guys we're happy for w you. yu would. you ever take your young child to an r-rated movie. the rules are changing at someng theaters the story and your comments coming up in this morning's download.om collided a car is sent flying.hap jen good morning. good morning so nice to see the sunshine this morning but is it cold out here temperatures theth upper 20s low 30s right now we'll will continue to see some sonn through the afternoon and unfortunately not warming uprmin today but i have a warmer forecast for you tomorrow. that is coming up. welcome back to fox8 news at 9:00. a heads up for parents there are some new rules when it comes to bac bringing your kids to movies.

mary is up 20 on cincinnati aiken and the other d-2 semi finals and billy angelos saint joseph. not a lot of sure things vikings going to the d-2 game and going back for the 4th straight year. vikings are a step ahead. sherman dean and up by 6 in the 3rd quarter. and jerry higgins 16 today and up by 7 and in the 4th pull away and put it up. 11 points. and the finish. watch roberts with the steal here and goes back down the other end. 81-64 vikings big playing for the second straight title. saturday morning and this was supposed to be a rebuilding year. >> that's the beauty about high school basketball. >> it is not about having the best players it is about the right players playing their best at the right time which is what we are doing. >> it is how we do. it is win or go home. >> you get anxious. >>> all right. the clock is ticking on josh gordon hearing from the nfl applying for reinstatement in january and the nfl had 60 days to make their decision. if he applied on january 20th, the 60-day @finish line is sunday any time and they are following a mass exodus out of berea and

josephs, 81-64 81-64 and roger bacon lost this afternoon. lima central catholic was a 74-56 winner winner and in the division two semifinal, akron st. vincent st mary knocked aiken out of the playoffs, 85-68 the reds figured out today it 'might' be a good idea to put a veteran pitcher in their inexperienced pitching rotation.alfredo simon figured out today it 'might' be a good idea to have a job this summer. so they guy they traded to back. simon has signed on, for one year. and former bengal andre smith found work today. the vikings signed him....but only to a one year deal....and only to just one million guaranteed. 9 on your side continues in a moment and now beacon's that's 9 on your side at 11 for this thursday.we're always on with breaking news, weather, and sports on wcpo-dot-com. november. investigates found isis propaganda on a laptop belonging to mohammed and that he had visited several terrorist web sites before launching his attack but they say he whacked alone when he stabbed and wounded four people before police shot and killed him. >>> now that lawsuit by the michigan driver accuse confidential killing six people turned out to be a h

josephs, 81-64 81-64 and roger bacon lost this afternoon. lima central catholic was a 74-56 winner winner and in the division two semifinal, akron st. vincent st mary knocked aiken out of the playoffs, 85-68 the reds figured out today it 'might' be a good idea to put a veteran pitcher in their inexperienced pitching rotation.alfredo simon figured out today it 'might' be a good idea to have a job this summer. so they guy they traded to detroit about 15 months ago is back. simon has signed on, for one year. and former bengal andre smith found work today. the vikings signed him....but only to a one year deal....and only to 9 on your side continues in a moment and now beacon's corner, insight into sports that's 9 on your side at 11 for this thursday.we're always on with breaking news, weather, and sports on wcpo-dot-com. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's " jimmy kimmel live" ! tonight -- henry cavill. from " empire," gabourey sidibe. snapchatting with dj khaled. and music from flogging molly. with cleto and the cletones. and now, good luck, here's jimmy

joseph says bad idea. screams desperate for attention. she needs to drop the diva attitude and conduct herself like a music icon. >> she just announced a show. that might have been too much criticism. >> marie, bad idea. she'll end up with a nervous breakdown. wish her well. i hope you really wish her well. we all do. >> heck of a forecast. >> and this one from mary as long as she drops the darlin' every other word. she sounds like a drag character of herself these days. i would like a positive one. mimi, she's going to do great, loves butterflies, she can sing. >> thank you, darling. she loves to do that. >> darling. >> stay connected and join the conversation at fans that are preparing for cuba. >> first at 11:00, a terrifying home invase caught on video by we are hearing from one of the victims. it happened earlier this month but now crimestoppers is offering a reward for any leads. we are live at tpd headquarters and this sounds so amazingly scary. what do the victims say? >> well, he feels fortunate to be alive. this is actually the second time he has been hit at this same house and he survived 3 3 ribeiro says he's moving to a home in south tampa. police are asking anyone who recogniz

joseph -- was vice president of government relations for lift. as i mentioned mentioned earlier, doctor mary, missy louise cummings, the autonomy lab and duke robotics at duke university. welcome to all of you. thank you for participating today. will start on my left and you're right with doctor empson and proceed. if you could conclude states a five-minute time allotment so we have ample time for members trust question. we'll have to participation today. thank you for being here today. >> thank you chairman, ranking member nelson, and other members of the committee thank you for biting me to testify today for self driving cars to improve lives everywhere. i've been meeting the technology of google self driving car program since 2009. the video we would have shown earlier captures many of the reasons we are excited about the technology. we estimate 30,000 people were killed on america's roads last year, 94% accidents 4% accidents involve human error. self driving cars can help us change that. not only could i roads be safer but self driving cars could bring everyday destinations a new opport

joseph okpaku, vice president of government relations for lyft. and as i mentioned earlier dr. maryissy louise cummings, director of human and autonomy lab and duke robotics at duke university. so welcome to all of you. thank you for participating today. we'll start on my left and your right with dr. urmson and proceed as each of you complete and as close as possible stay to the five-minute time allotment for we have ample time for members questions. thank you all for being here. dr. urmson. >> thank you, chairman thune, ranking member nelson and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to testify today about the potential of self-driving cars to improve the lives of people everywhere. i name is chris urmson and leading the google self-driving car since 2009. the video we would have shown earlier captures many of the reasons why we're excited about this technology. nsta estimated 38,000 people were killed on america's roads last year and 94% involve human error. not only could the roads be a lot safer but self-driving cars could bring every day destinations and new opport

joseph okpaku, vice president of government relations for lyft. and as i mentioned earlier dr. mary missy louise cummings, director of human and autonomy lab and duke robotics at duke university. so welcome to all of you. thank you for participating today. we'll start on my left and your right with dr. urmson and proceed as each of you complete and as close as possible stay to the five-minute time allotment for we have ample time for members to ask questions. i think we will have good participation today. thank you all for being here. dr. urmson. >> thank you, chairman thune, ranking member nelson and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to testify today about the potential of self-driving cars to improve the lives of people everywhere. my name is chris urmson and i've been leading the google self-driving car since 2009. the video we would have shown earlier captures many of the reasons why we're excited about this technology. nsta estimated 38,000 people were killed on america's roads last year and 94% involve human error. self-driving cars can help us change that. n