>> yes. >> reporter: except bob moses? >> except bob moses.eneral, very vague. >> reporter: with the frisco pd detective on the stand, walker played bob's interviews with police. >> what did you do from the time you woke up to -- >> i mean, i probably took the dog for a walk. >> reporter: remember, bob said he'd been at home most of the day and into the evening. but on the stand, bob's housemates all said they couldn't vouch for him. >> do you ever remember seeing bob moses in the house? >> i would say no. i -- i was rarely in the house. >> so on the january 13th, you don't remember -- >> i don't remember seeing him at all. >> reporter: the prosecutor said bob's whereabouts couldn't be confirmed until he appeared on that restaurant video at 7:00 pm. the texas ranger told the jury anna was killed an hour earlier. >> i knew she had left work, her office around 5:00. >> reporter: he mapped out her final trip using videos from the security cameras on her route, including that video from a neighbor's camera right near anna's home. >> she was captur

moses, he still prefers moses, cannot speak because god is unspeakable. the great taoist scripture begins the tao that can be named is not the eternal tao. if you could say what god is, you can say what that tao is. that's not the tao. if you can say what it is, that's not god at all. and so heaven does not speak to -- says confucius of the highest reality in confucianism. heaven does not speak. we just get glimpses of what we can see. and in one of the taoist scriptures, confucius' nephew is supposed to say i sit quietly and forget. i forget everything i've been told. not building up all this knowledge about god. so scripture is not telling us what we should believe. it is rather opening our minds and hearts to the fact that we we speak about god we do not know what we're talking about. the tao that cannot be named is not the eternal tao. very early in the tenth century, the priests of india, ancient india, used to have a competition, and they would go off into the wilderness and they would fast and pray, and they would come together to the indians loved

in front are the torah scrolls with the 5 books of moses.you read the torah with the ritual pointer. the yacht which is hebrew for hand that's very important because he's vegetable based so in summer if you run out of sweaty finger over the torah scroll that would smudge the writing and it's also a sign of respect to god not to point a finger directly at me and instead you use the original pointer to travel along that line. and that. of course there is more to discover here in the new synagogue so here's a brief overview of what you should see in minds. minds is the capital of the state of rhineland. some 220000 people live here. the best place to start your tour is minds cathedral also known as st martin's cathedral it's over 1000 years old but the area around it is still buzzing with life. 80 percent of the inner city was completely destroyed during world war 2 however many of the town houses built for mines his wealthy merchants were later rebuilt. mines is one of the german cities that celebrates carnival in a big way. a colorful festiva

moses never made it to texas.is son starts moving hundreds of thousands of southerners int the state of texas. the first 300 families are give property. what happens here, colonization changes, texas,. and it changes it physically because you have crops being grown that weren't being grown before. they have plantation and farming . you're dealing with the first-generation texans of the stephen austin group that had t have guns, head to protect thei homestead, that had to be very worried about comanche attacks and marauders and slaughter, so they formed a fierce identity and sense of community in texas that started growing. >> the culture begins to change and especially in east texas because there hasn't been very many spaniards or mexicans they are. >> by 1830, four out of every five people living in texas we're from america it was becoming less and less mexican stronghold. >> they were happy because they were on their own beer and. >> led by mexico again and there's independence from spain. santa ana now sought t

. ♪ ♪ ( dramatic music ) >> (as god) moses, moses... i am here. good.now i already gave you the ten commandments, but that's one more thing -- in the future, there will be a worldwide pandemic. >> lord -- is right. super scary. tell the faithful they should pray to me from home. >> what words can i speak that they will heed? >> um, try "flatten the curve" or "don't be a jerk." also, people are going to ask what they're supposed to do all day while they're quarantined. >> how shall i answer them? tell them they just announced a new episode of "tiger king." also, worry not, i will send down a savior. >> they will ask what is his name? >> his name is jared kushner. ( silence ) gotcha! oh, moses, you should have seen your face! nit, mk onmaffber a sucker! anne also stephen welcomes chance the rapper and musical guest jim james, with a special appearance by lady gaga, featuring jon batiste and sta "stay homin." now, live on tape from a safe distance, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, everybody, and welcome to "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colb

vitamin and sokolow and there was moses gaster and he brought a couple of his allies because he realised that vitamin was beginning to push him out of the way the other very important figure was james rothschild who attended this meeting. at the meeting it became clear to sykes that vitamin not gaster was the most important zionist. this is also the moment where most of the cast is dislodged. sykes's part on the french side because i haven't liked best guest it been insistent that this should be a jewish state and nothing less coming into being after the war and peace. clearly wanted scientists who were much more willing to compromise with the interests of the great powers and the vice was certainly happy to fit that bill. the meetings between the zionists and the government seemed to give momentum to the idea of british support for a jewish homeland in palestine and their potential role in its administration. but the secret agreements between britain and france which formed the basis of the future division of the ottoman empire planned to put palestine under international administration

. ♪ ♪ ( dramatic music ) >> (as god) moses, moses... i am here. good.i already gave you the ten commandments, but that's one more thing -- in the future, there will be a worldwide pandemic. >> lord -- is right. super scary. tell the faithful they should pray to me from home.

fault, it was not robert moses. yes they wanted to build it on atlantic and flatbush avenue and they didn't and moses offered them a place where they later built shea stadium. as people have said that wasn't perfect for the brooklyn dodgers that it was a lot better than going to los angeles so that's not final chapter in baseball history. >> we sent positions to walter o'malley, i used to have dreams that i encountered him somehow and i was the hero had persuaded him that he couldn't leave the brooklyn dodgers to go to los angeles and there was this horrible thing we used to say to one another which is embarrassing even more as a human being as well as a historian, we used to say what if you were in a room with, stalin and walter o'malley and you had two bullets, what would you do ? you don't even want to hear the idiotic things we said it was unanimous, that was a story that harry had two bullets and walter got both of them. >> let's talk about the concept of your leadership as commissioner and we've been talking t

and at this moment we see a hugely important meeting taking place in the home of moses gaston made a vow in february of 1917 and this is the point in which sykes meets for the 1st time haim fight sman and the home circle of. another time in this in which it's discussed what the zionists are looking for and the british interest in zionism so he had to bring the zionists along without divulging what were the secret agreements that britain and france had come to with regard to palestine which was that they would jointly administer parts of palestine at this meeting for the british government was sykes and herbert samuel he was there on the other side there were. vitamin and sokolow and there was moses gaster and he brought a couple of his allies because he realised that vitamin was beginning to push him out of the way the other very important figure was james rothschild who attended this meeting. at the meeting it became clear to sykes that vitamin not gaster was the most important zionist. this is also the moment where most of the cast is dislodged. sykes's part on the french side beca

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this easter pews in many churches around the world will remain empty preachers like moses jaqueline and will continue to spread their messages one stream at a time. now let's get you caught up on the latest developments on the coronavirus the commissioner of the u.s. food and drug administration says his country is very close to the peak of coronavirus cases he is hopeful that restrictions can be used by the 1st of may inspiring the number of deaths rather in the past 24 hours by more than 100 to 619 but new infections declined during the same period south korea reported 32 additional cases in the past day continuing a downward trend in infections there russia on the other hand has confirmed more than 2000 new cases its biggest increase since the outbreak began. british prime minister johnson has been discharged from hospital after being treated for code 19 johnson was admitted a week ago and spent 3 days in intensive care his release from some thomas' hospital in london comes as the u.k. death toll from corona virus tops 10000 on of the highest in the world johnson's government has com

the story let's bring in the journalist fabio encrypts mose in beijing and is following developments for us fabienne you spoken to many african the migrants there in china how common is this kind of treatment. well i mean 1st of all i saw the social media poll stay mostly a curate in the southern chinese city where most of the african community lifts so i actually spoke to many migrants here in beijing because it's really highly restrictive travel in china and i was very shocked and also surprised to see that also in beijing most of the migrants told me very similar stories 141 year old man for example told me he was evicted from his home he was basically homeless now since february and 1 of his friends also said that now he's been getting 3 days off time to leave and the reason is that african community there were some cases off. $1000.00 cases and now there's almost a witch on so basically among the population that's a lot of folks and a phobia saying that the african community they are carrying the virus so the people are afraid so what about africans who have overstayed their vis

while this easter pews in many churches around the world will remain empty preachers like moses jaqueline and will continue to spread their messages one stream at a time. for his progress to johnson has been discharged from hospital after being treated for covenanting johnson was admitted awake ago and spent 3 days in intensive care is released from st thomas' hospital in london comes as the u.k. death toll from corona virus tops 10001 of the highest in the world johnson's government has come under fire for a lack of personal protective equipment for frontline because in hospitals. well for more i'm joined by charlotte potts in london shallop am boris johnson and is now being discharged from hospital what more do we know. well the prime minister has left to the prime minister's country estate to continue his recovery there and it's certainly been a wake up call for boris johnson and for the country for the british people it showed that the virus doesn't discriminate that it doesn't stop at downing street and boris johnson well he was very let's say careless in the beginning of the crisis

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it was not, yes they wanted to build it on the flatbush avenue and they didn't and then moses offeredthem a place where they later built j stadium. and if people have said, was it perfect for the brooklyn dodgers but is a of a lot better than going to los angeles. that's not a proud chapter in baseball history. doris: we sent petitions and i had dreams that i encountered in there somehow and i was a hero. and they couldn't leave the brooklyn dodgers and go to los angeles and then there was this horrible thing we used to say to one another which is embarrassing even more as a human being and then a horse story and what if you are in a room with hitler and walter and scally, and you'll had two bullets what we do. the idiotic thing. bud: it was unanimous. that was a story that harry had two boats and walter got both of them. doris: exactly. let's just talk about the contour as your leadership as commissioner. we've been talking this last couple of days again about the gap between the rich and the poor and the lack of mobility and the fact that some people in the country not feeling that

louis heyden wrote deliver us from such a moses. i fear he will prove to be the pharaoh of our day. as former confederates regain power, long-lived hope that the white southern masses could be delivered ran aground on the schsc sholes of racism. 19th century americans had their own distinct political vocabulary. it consisted of words, union and disunion are good examples, which would fade from use or change in meaning during the modern era. and, indeed, deliverance is such a word. as american politics became less steeped in biblical references, the word became less prevalent but retained its power as a signifier in the freedom struggle, as the scholar john coffee has observed, the collapse of reconstruction ensured that the biblical story of exodus, black protestants found they had neither reached the promised land nor got clear of egypt. over the course of the long civil rights crusade, generations of active american activists together with some white allies have, again and again, drawn on the symbolic power of deliverance narratives. and americans opposed to change in a grammar wi

then the president, as i said, like moses came in part of the waters and i came in.again, the advance team, not only secret service, but the white house advance teamwork it out to ensure that the secret service was going to have the representatives in with the president and accompanied the president and first lady at all times. then something broke down. and it broke down just 10 minutes prior to departure. then we were able to get the agent back, but then if you remember, the white house staff representative, along with the secret service agent had took them away and put them in a room and they secured it with an officer. now we had no one. then when we decided we were waiting, that is when they brought the individual back. even the last minute things change, you have these agreements and then last-minute things change. >> i remember the president's last trip to china was for the olympics. we had to negotiate for credentials and passes and permits and vehicle placards. we were on air force one flying to beijing and that still had not been worked out. >> one thing to

moses. is that i did if you could. use the sort of. smug i mean. that's you. still. in that you must think that's was most. if you come from ethnicity that isn't represented in the registry your chances of winning the don't a lot of reason lower than most that's why it's so important to the people of. the databases. properly i'm just me. but it's not all the puzzle we. need some god i mean he's a shits and you. don't know but i guess you know. someone that just entered the. ocean when you. really just basically used to be a little more. vulnerable mostly was that a senior nationally yes the field where they would use that of. what i said was i think the question. did you need to go out yet. or. you know some analysts need to of course and you almost need to go. before that it was much less then you going to. in germany all the registries together the donor centers they come and meet and come up with regulations for donor protection and one of those regulations is that we will allow contact after 2 years mainly because there is a chance that the patient will have we'l

moses. was that i did it you did it. he says that's one of the. most of those awards this. smug i mean because most. of the. dust was mostly. if you come from an ethnicity that isn't represented in the registry your chances of winning the don't a lot of real lower than most that's why it's so important to the people who. are on the databases. and i need. put itself in the midst not of the buzz of the. it's a good day i mean he's a should sing you would. do a lot of what i do this you know for you to. someone that you stand in the. ocean when you think it. was really just risky you sort of been a little more. of a movable model mostly. for us in emotionally yes some of the fuel for that would you sort of. was wonder if there was a skittle. so i was. going to start a western muslims loot. it was the world's little slow misty. month so she. didn't you need to go at it. for a couple years though you know it's on unless new to it goes and you almost need to go to. the bow before i go to what was then you going to. know. that. in germany all the registries together they don't hav

the black reformer lewis hagan lamenting these developments wrote quote, deliver us from such a moses. i fear he will prove to be the pharaoh of our day. as former confederates regained power and drove blacks out of southern politics, the long lived hope that the white southern masses could be delivered ran aground. on the scholes of racism and recalcitrance. now i have tried to suggest here with this focus on deliverance that 19th century americans had their own distinct political vocabulary. it consisted of words, union and disunion are good examples which would fade from years or change of meaning during the modern era. indeed, deliverance is such a word. as american politics became less steeped in biblical references, the word became less prevalent as a political signifier. but retained its power as a signifier in the freedom struggle. as the scholar john coffee has observed quote, the collapse of reconstruction ensured that the biblical story of exodus retained its residents. living under jim crow and segregation, black protestants found they had neither reached the promised land

and then the president, as i said, like moses, kind of came and parted the waters and i came in. but again, as spence said, the advance team, not only secret service, but the white house advance team worked it out to ensure that the secret service was going to have the representative in with the president and accompany the president and first lady at all times. then something broke down. it broke down just 10 minutes prior to departure, and then we were able to get the agent back. but, spence, if you remember, they took the white house staff representative, along with the secret service agent, and took them away and actually put them in a room, and they secured it with an officer. and now, we had no one, and then they -- finally, when we decided we were not going, we were waiting, that's when they brought the individual back. so even though last minute, things change. you have these agreements and then last minute, things change. >> i remember a trip -- the president's last trip to china for the olympics. i had made two or three trips to china to negotiate with the preadvanced te

and then the president like moses kind of parted the waters and i came in. but again, as spence said, the advance team not only secret service but the white house advance team worked it out to ensure that the secret service was going to have the representative in with the president and accompany the president and first lady at all times. and then something broke down and it broke down just ten minutes prior to departure. and then we were able to get the agent back but then, spence, if you remember, they took the white house staff representative along with the secret service agent and took them away and actually put them in a room and they secured it with an officer. and now we had no one. and then they finally when we decided we were not going, we were waiting, that's when they brought the individual back. au so even though last minute things change, you have agreements but last minute things change. >> yeah i remember the president's last trip to china was for the olympics and i had made two or three trips to china prior to negotiate with a pre-advance surv

the tragedy that took place just a few hundred yards from the homes of moses and lori acosta. >> it wasery loud. before i turned around i knew a plane was crashing, and i looked and he was right over the back fence. >> immediately upon impact moses rushed to try to make a rescue.>> there was a bunch of smoke that started a brush fire on the plane itself was on fire. and so i couldn't really see anything it was like being in a big fog.>> bill kirby the pilot died in the crash while another man survived. kirby love to fly and his family share these pictures of him today with his plane. kirby's family was too emotional to talk but his good friend, the former mayor of loomis told us that kirby showed her the ropes in the world of politics. >> he's been a mentor to me, best friend and mentor. >> he announced his attention to design and controversial comments about trumpet supporters. but the entire auburn city council is today earning his loss. >> it is a shock to us all. our hearts go out to bill's family. and his grandchildren over this horrific accident that occurred. >> kirby's legend li

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moses father side says it's because he doesn't have the right type entity documents no one is. the 3rd item they have. decided they don't need. only out. there but then mine does from the ministry of information take down the misses details and he declines to answer any more questions. one afternoon we managed to walk into downtown without our mind as. we were going to talk to him. outside a mosque a man agrees to talk to us. but he got all dirty money out of it it was obvious and i think if you didn't you know you'll move on the news. but we're interrupted before we can even begin by the administrator of this area who thought they in the lobby might hear during every war. between our you know made up of them marching out there i would induce you know what would you know love in our you know move out of the receiver oh my no one i don't know what. about the leader . i think about it you know i wish it. and it's on a go. we finally find a way to speak without mind as listening in. the villages who have kept their distance cheering off as it have agreed to be interviewed by phone

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i posted this moment, when she congratulated me on giving birth to moses.his up because last week the essence festival was canceled, along with many other conventions, summer concert series, and large events and other cities. the essence festival alone provided hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars for the city of new orleans, and for the people who live there. that moment was such a reality check, the massive hit this pandemic will bring on the economy and people's ability to make money. senator kamala harris has been in washington working on legislation to help us get through the pandemic. she joins us now from her home in washington, d.c. senator, let me start with what i think people call conventional wisdom, here. you've talked to people, i've talked to people who say, "what do i do? is a choice of work or health." and that's what they feel the options are, as we now pieces together, state-by-state. >> this, tamron, is one of those moment w

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as you know -- or, some of you -- i share my space not only with my husband and their little baby, moses have a dog, may love, and a bird you may hear in the background. josephine birdker, who doesn't care that we have a show going on, trip sometimes right in the middle of interviews, reacting but she has me talking to y'all. shout out to jojo come on the other side of that wall. like many of you, it's a quest to find something to watch. we have so much time inside. abc has a new romantic comedy. i'm a sucker for anything that has a romantic twist. that's how the new show, "the baker and the beauty," is being described. speak out you didn't seem like you are making a lot of headway. >> you mean when i was with my brother? >> no, when you were talking to the picture while you eat. [laughter] >> you should see what i do in the shower. when i really want a challenge, i do it in japanese. >> [speaking japanese] >> come on! >> tamron: please welcome the stars from abc's "the baker and the beauty," n

my boy, moses, is upstairs taking a nap. i wanted him givu viy we will have tok youp otr time.an, as you know. i saw this post you did on instagram. your sister serena, her husband, alexis, and your beautiful niece, olympia. i would do been able to keep that aunt vibe going from afar? >> you know, it's been challenging. i'm used to seeing her almost every day. i see my dad almost every day. we have to take precautions of staying home. more than anything, we know there's other ways. face time, all kinds of ways. knowing that we are safe is the most important thing. thankfully, she still asks for me. >> tamron: [laughs] >> that makes me feel like i'm still important. >> tamron: you made an impression on her! >> exactly. >> tamron: only about #coac #coachv. >> i went from player to coach. it's about being motivated. i want people to stay active at home. in order to do that we are having some fun, using everyday household items. water jugs, champagne bottles, which are my favorite. using that to stay -- the workouts are really hard. you can go to my website to sign up and opt in fo

believe it or not, i was pregnant with moses this time last year, in my ninth month.re, all the posts about expectant parents and expectant moms are getting me and i'm sure you emotional, the resilience they are showing in this very tough time, i cannot even imagine it. i was so moved by this particular post, the other day, a brand-new baby boy was introduced to his grandparents who held up a sign ten stories below that said "welcome, jack." i love the spirit of that family, welcome jack to the world. today i want to lift everyone's spirit, we are going through a lot and fortunately we have tv and social media to keep us connected and keep us through this and as you know i love my fashion so i'm excited to talk to tim gunn about his new designer competition show, i've been watching it and i think you're going to like it. but first i want to talk about my guilty pleasure, "tiger king." it's a series on netflix about a tiger loving zoo owner named

. >> i've been doing mose of tt o cleaning and washing clothes. the cooking. before quarantine i was doing the cooking but it was very simplistic, not that great. >> jimmy: like what? >> like frozen patties and stuff that i would heat and serve next to rice or whatever, some sort of vegetable from a bag, which, that's fine, but i mean, i'm 40 something, i shouldn't -- anyway, he kind of took the creative outlet. cooking is kind of the thing he's been doing. >> jimmy: i see, okay. he's good at this sort of thing i would assume? >> yes, he's very good at it. yes, i'm not getting thinner as we sit here in quarantine. >> jimmy: do you clean up after him after he's cooking? >> i clear away the plates and everything after we're done eating. i don't want to feel like i'm giving him the rush out of the kitchen. >> jimmy: you've taken up, is this a new hobby that you've started or something you really just started to get into, painting? >> painting, painting. i, in the past year or so, when we were wrapping up "big bang", i was like, i should look into oth