. >> paula fredriksen, what did jeffrey shela say that you find needs further elaboration or different elaboration from your perspective? >> well, i was thinking of there's also a second century tradition that jesus was born in a cave. i mean, there are all sorts of traditions that grow about jesus' birth the more christianity develops and when i consider that matthew and luke were probably each written by anonymous christians somewhere, i don't know, between 90-100 and that jesus himself would have been born sometime around 0, that's a lot of room to begin looking to the bible for ideas to express what you think is religioussy important about jesus and that's why i would look at these -- but i think mary was home in nazareth when she had jesus, i don't think she was in bethlehem. >> well, let's go to the basics, first of all, the year. was it not four years before a.d. started? >> well, a.d. starts as a medieval convention. jesus, if he's born -- this is one of the chronological differences between the gospels. if harrod is alive as he has to be from matthew's birth narrative to work

gary condit, paula yates, the grammys. and even though you say this show will be airing a year from now, it'll probably be paula yates, gary condit, the grammys, and enron. no, they'll probably find a way to ignore enron by then, but... you know, it's just non-news. it's not news. i want to ask you one final question about one of your less-well-known movies. you've had a good career in film and television, steal this movie was not a huge box office success. no, it was not. and you play anita hoffman, the wife of abbie. and you were quoted at the time as saying that "this is a film i'm doing in part because i'm liberal. you're not going to see me in the charlton heston story." uh-huh. was that a good experience, and did you get to know anita? i did; i did get to know anita a little bit. she passed away shortly after i met her. she was very wonderful. i got to do--i'm not really an actor who tends to do roles that require a lot of research, back story, interviews, things of that nature. this was a movie that did. i was very

"cooking with paula deen" is on newsstands now. thank you, paula deen. thank you, paula. thank you. paula was in the middle of a shoot in nashville and got on a plane and flew here just to be here and then is gonna--soon as she lets go of aaron's hand, she's flying right back. >> and as soon as i take off these high heels. oprah: get off those high--you haven't walked very far. look at how new they are... >> i know! they're brand-new! oprah: they're brand-new. >> and listen to this, oprah. they're not mine. [laughter and applause] oprah: oh, gosh. you always delight us, paula. thank you, angela and aaron and jeff and bryce. thank you so much. as always, thank you, nate. that was a beautiful story. beautiful story, nate. bye, everybody. >> bye, y'all! [captioning made possible by king world] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] [ fele announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart. but this is warm, fresh-baked strawberry toaster strudel [ music ] see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. swimming is♪ y favorite thing. and only

. >> ifill: we take a two-part look at the latest in mexico's bloody drug wars with journalist ana paula ordorica and security analyst eric olson. >> lehrer: and "global post" correspondent yoan grillo reports on how the mexican media is handling the story. >> ifill: then, judy woodruff gets up close and personal with an ultra light car that promises to get 100 miles per gallon. >> we can be sure this idea is too good and too right and works too well. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: this is the engine that connects zero emission technologies to breathing a little easier, while taking 4.6 million truckloads off the road every year. bnsf, the engine that connects us. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

israeli soldiers outrage over the deaths led to mounting international pressure on the jewish state paula slayer explains more. what we hearing is that in principle israel will agree to a united nations probe into the photo ready to back you may you know this is unprecedented it's also significant because on the ninth of june the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on record as saying that he will never allow an international probe that this states a dangerous precedent and you need to remember of course that previous investigations have never had any kind of israel participation previous international investigations and this is because israel believes that primarily the united nations and other international bodies prejudge it before actually coming here but what we're hearing now is that the israeli prime minister has tossed his defense minister to tell american officials where the is at the moment in new york that is what in principle will agree to handing over papers and putting forward it's augmenting what happened in this gaza flotilla raid it seems that international press

paula slayer our correspondent in tel aviv door with r.t. in a few moments food for thought farmers in hungary say they're being starved of business by e.u. policies and that the country is being treated as a colony rather than a partner the full story just ahead tonight. the blue berets of russia's paratroopers are on display across the country as the elite unit celebrates its eightieth anniversary. first the online whistleblower wiki leaks has followed up its publishing of classified afghan war documents with an encrypted file it's about one hundred times bigger than most of the other recently posted files and no one has been able to decipher it so far how to use laura who tries to shed some light on the mystery. we know very little about this file we do know its size it's one point four gigabytes which is quite a large file and as you say big and the over the documents much bigger than any of the documents the eighty thousand documents that wiki leaks posted last week it's name insurance and i mean it's not known why why they would have c

. >>> gracias paula gómez desde chicago un violento ataque ocurrido en bagdad que dj o decenas de muertoselecciones de marzo. lourdes nos dice más desde washington. terroristas suicida mató a más de 60 personas en bagdad. el ataque ocurre 2 semanas antes que de las tropas de estados unidos concluyan su misión de combate, la violencia continuará en irak según este experto. >>> hay un duelo verdadero hay un ejércit que funciona y lunes policía también, no pueden eliminar el terrorio pero pueden mantener el control. >>> la situación es diferente en afganistánonde su presidente anuncio que en 4 meses las compañía de seguridad pri vosotrasvaed no podrán operar en sus lles. >>> las fuerzas armadas y fuerzas policías de afganistán no están en condición de asumir la misión y ni lo estarán. >>> el secretario de defensa dijo a la revista... que tendría sentido renunciar en 2011 dando tiempo pero antes de las elecciones 2012. >>> esto se esperaba siendo que era secretario de defensa para el presidente busch y obama le pidió que se quedará. >>> el presidente obama lo retuvo garantizando estabilidad e

oprah: you like paula deen? oprah: well guess who's here. miss paula deen!urprise youououououou >>> good morning. welcome back. here's a look at downtown san francisco. see how low the clouds are. a little mist dropping from those clouds. temperatures running in the low to mid-50s most neighborhoods. our hills we're in the mid-60s. we'll be in the low to mid-60s with lingering clouds san francisco, oakland and richmond. sunny elsewhere with mid to upper 70s until the east bay valleys, mid to upper 80s. seven-day forecast, cooler tomorrow through saturday. tomorro[ female announcer ] mission presents well-rounded family meals for $10. just a few simple ingredients and great-tasting mission flour tortillas make fabulous chicken fajitas, warm and yummy breakfast burritos and seriously tasty tacos. you'll find these budget-minded recipes and more ways to save at missionmenus.com. great meals start with delicious mission flour tortillas. mission. tasty tortillas. fresh ideas. >>> ali. i have something to say. >> what a finale for "the bachelorette." after all the

. >>> paula kramer battling a thumb injury and is 14 shots back. things are going much better for sangh. takes a four shot lead into the final round. fred couples is your leader now at the u.s. senior open. >> all right. kim, thank you very much. >>> scammed out of thousands of dollars. a bay area woman that is allegedly at the center of a scandal coming up at eyewitness news at 6:30 p.m. we will see you back here in half an hour then at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. our news updates are on cbs5.com. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com reason: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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. >>> paula kramer not enjoying her week at the women's british open battling a thumb injury and is 14hots back. things are going much better for sangh shooting her third straight round of 68 and takes a four-shot lead into the final round. >>> fred couples making his move at the u.s. senior open. couples appeared to be in some trouble on the 6th but he holds it from the sand. couples shoots a 65. >> you guys are talking football. all is good with the worlds. >> yes, we are ready. >> we are ready for football. >> thank you, kim. >>> well, it was angel island today marking the 100 anniversary of its immigration station. how the families of those earliest immigrants are marking this milestone tonight. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. see you at 11:00 p.m. your latest news and weather is always on cbs5.com. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ♪ whoo! (laughter) ♪ don't sweat the technique ♪

paula from the previous round the czech took the open a six three but lost the second set in a tie break only to that capture the six four decider and the match i also david nalbandian came from a said down to beat french open final this rolled unsoldering the fifth save it sweet the opening set six full argentina remained confident and punishing groundstrokes proved solid in the second sets which it took six four to level the match no bend dropped on the one that started to play in a six one i. next who plays defending champion and tomorrow after the great knocked out frenchman again month failed is in on the opening set but failed to take a game in the second i letting his opponent claim six low i sat fourth seed found his room again to claim six two i. will number one rafael nadal has reached the quarterfinals by beating south african qualifier kevin anderson in straight sets i spent it was in control of the game in the opening set play me without any difficulties six two in the second set and met more resistance from his opponents was still able to claim victory on a tie break i. thi

. >>> paula kramer not enjoying her week at the women's u.s. open.a thumb injury and is 14 shots back. going good for sangh. takes a four-shot lead into the final round. >>> earthquakes hosting the sounders and seattle made themselves feel right at home. plenty of chances to practice that move. sounders win and take the heritage cub for the quakes. their first lost in five matches. and we will be right back. ,, ,,,, presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on an all new cadillac srx luxury collection crossover... ..with a bose premium sound system. and an ultra-view sunroof designed to let more summer time in. summer brings out the best in all of us, so now's the perfect time to get behind the wheel of a new cadillac. hurry in for great lease or purchase offers on an all new srx during cadillac's summer's best sales event going on now at your cadillac dealer. [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you've never seen before. ♪ for a limited time, get

based in santa paula, the farm is a testament to what hard work and determination can do. founding fathers nathan blanchard and wallace hardison first bought the land way back in 1893 and named the ranch limoneira, which means "lemon lands" in portuguese. >> and at the time, they wanted to bring about the first full-scale commercial operation citrus ranch in the u.s. and from there, we added, throughout the years, over the last 115-16 years, 3 other families have come into the fold, and that's where we've grown today to be our 7,000 acres that we are in california. >> once called the home of the lemon, it actually took 15 years before those first farmers even turned a profit at the limoneira farm. but they persevered, and as they say, they've come a long way, baby. things have obviously changed a lot over the years, but one thing that hasn't changed is the desire to explore innovative programs. the farm invests a lot of time, research, and investment into improving lemon production through innovation. in 2008, they completed work on a solar panel project that stretches acr

handling of the process and to have ever portly considering a similar move in the west bank lottie's paula slip discovered that israelis living there are far from happy with the plans. five years on and the pictures stronghold and israeli soldier pitted against israeli citizen israelis had hoped that by withdrawing eight thousand cities from gaza they'd be extending an olive branch to the palestinians but most underestimated the violence and heartbreak that would follow after the press some of the soldiers clearly went to the window and shouted i said why don't you come and knock on the door like normal people they told me your and arrest you were supposed to have loved guards are already the soldiers were crying the children were crying i was crying i looked at the guards i looked at this and i said that's it it's over the. awful of ryan lived in gaza with her husband and children for sixteen years until the last moment they refused to pack up and leave with nothing more than the clothes on their back assigned to the house was the only thing they brought with him. by vere's ago most israe

be your first guest but jordan is fast becoming one of the most westernized countries in the region paula steer looks into why the younger generation is showing tradition and telling cosmopolitan. a men's magazine that shows off female flourish and leaves little to the imagination a cover like this would not raise eyebrows in europe but in the middle east in a country like jordan where ninety five percent of the population is muslim it can go on sale only in the capital city editor cyrus side says her aim is to shock and that she does by filling in a gap in the market touching on issues that are pretty much to blue in the arab world like talking about relationships and sex they're not find it in like rural areas a lot of our readers. they have a modern way of thinking well and so modern the dead a different way of thinking a lot of them have studied abroad is a list abroad they work abroad and they take these little mindsets with them and they come back here and they apply to the way of life a man is one of the most western i cities in the middle east and is often called the new beirut am

should quit so he says a european paula. it's spoke to him in london. today i'm talking to gerald batten who's a member of the european parliament for london said he's with the u.k. independence party which is a euro skeptic party and he's recently announced his intention to stand for leadership of ukip general patton thanks very much for talking to oxy you're welcome just but you won't write one small point in your introduction you describe this as a euro skeptic party that's not true skepticism implies some doubt we have absolutely no doubt one hundred percent that membership in the european union is bad for britain so we're not skeptical about that and no disbelief in the fact that the european union actually exists or we believe it exists i mean we're skeptical about life after death but as far as the european union exists and it's bad and there is no doubt in any you members mind that that's the case and tell me about the platform on which you're standing for leadership my platform is that i want you to go forward as a radical alternative to the ki

life really is much the same now two to three months after this whole sotelo raid all right for now paula slayer live in telling me thanks for that. in just a few minutes for you. although israelis are managed to attract all talk signals which are been previously washed into the sun for after a leak some chemicals may still be only towards russia raising serious environmental concerns in the fore. the online whistleblower wiki leaks has followed up its publishing of classified afghan war documents with a mysterious encrypted file it's about one hundred times bigger than most of the other recently posted files no one has been able to decipher it so far and with the name of the file being insurance there's speculation that what is that's what exactly providing for the web site and its founder as artie's or emmett explains. we knew very little about this file we do know its size it's one point four gigabytes which is quite a large file and as you say big and the over the documents much bigger than any of the documents the eighty thousand documents that wiki leaks posted last week it's name i

palestinian peace talks are expected to resume later this month after a two year freeze next artie's paula slayer speaks to a leading jordanian lawmaker to find out what effect the conflicts have of his country and what influence its neighbors have on jordan. but i have to. be told damien government spokes person also the minister for media affairs and communication dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you're most welcome jordan was criticized last year by reporters without borders for closing down two satellite stations in our region is there a fear that iranian influence could destabilize the kingdom first of all let me. correct the premise of the question we did not close any. stations what happened actually was that the correspondent. correspondents of these stations. were working without proper permits. and. we. asked them to apply and. of course i think. one of them at least did not apply there of course conditions in order to be able to like any other country in the world there are conditions that should apply to anyone who wants to write for their foreign. work for a

use the same measures and they're very reliable for example i can show you a graph the gallup world paula studied ninety seven of the same countries as we have studied and he's a pervert rankings and i said as i do those are almost identical it's a reliable thing these these are measures that other organizations using similar measures get similar results so i think it's very something real something we're not accustomed to measuring. it's a very complicated think we're going to happiness is a lot of different things different people value different things i would say having a happy family and. being in love with somebody who loves you is probably the biggest single thing i would recommend but you know money is something you can you can set out to be sure of getting so that's a goal many people have ok you were the one that introduced the term post in their materialism right so now can we if we put it simple make it simple a post materialistic society is a society that would not ever never ever compromise freedom democracy to material values is that right that's a little extreme people are

russia and temperatures across the city go in our mosco the capital moscow is quite literally smoking paula for more than a week old readies the smoke from massive forests and people fires in the central russia has been blanketing the capital and the central russian c. trees and now the old law is on day a very safe veil of spite of his you can see behind me visibilities wide law and thus far is russian ministry were majesties is now reporting at least very moment dozens of blasi zala continue to outrage in the areas surrounding most and daily about two hundred have tears at burnie bedside poll say they smoke has badly polluted the air and specially say that to have pollution is ten times higher than normal level and with a situation so war as one of the big war raises the impact is going to have people how to tie the knot right now i can feel quite clearly these rather strong smell of burning in the air and his brother hard to breathe here and doctors recommend to ease why what mast especially say that concentrations present ration health collarbone and other dangerous substances is so ha

source for israel jordan and syria but it's been a bone of contention between them for decades now as paula slayer found that its everyday citizens who are facing shortages. c. hum for quhy has always had to worry about water hears ago she bought a tank to keep as much of the precious stuff in she needs or to wash her family's clothes twice a week and the rest of the time her children know to keep a shower is short in the jordanian capital h two o. is pretty scarce. and i think big families usually buy water tanks so we can have enough water to last the whole week but the tanks are expensive and not everyone can afford them we get water two days a week and those days i switch on the taps and fuel the tanks for a few hours so we can manage on the other days. it's a problem affecting the whole region competition for water between israel jordan and syria has become so fierce that it's turned the once mighty jordan river into a trickle well the rivers being almost destroyed because of the conflict because of the competition every country has tried to block off whatever it can before it reaches

thanks so much paula claire you recently wrote a blog post and titled arctic arms race while the world is focused on the conflicts in the middle east tell us about the race to secure the arctic who are the players what are their motives while the arctic due to global warming in the richer the ice pack all the arctic eight nations all the nations with the territory in the arctic have made some noise over the past few years about increasing the defense posture in the arctic regions united states canada russia denmark iceland sweden norway and finland of all in the past two or three years actually written in their latest defense papers about the need to secure the arctic territories all right so we're talking about the arctic eight the a eight this is a new a new group not to be confused with the g twenty the g seven the g two or any of the other big groups this is the arctic eight now what sort of arms are we talking about what hardware is being developed and how much is being spent well right now it's more talk than actual dollars being spent the united states has always had a pretty ro

being starved of business by you paula says that the country is being treated as a colony rather than a partner and also. wiki leaks post an encrypted file with no kidding it was appears to be a p.r. stunt after the afghan war disclosures come as no surprise. in a surprise move a zero has agreed to cooperate with the united nations inquiry into its military attack on a gaza bound aid flotilla in may. secretary general ban ki moon and as the investigation after nine turkish i. of its work by israeli commandos at sea the resulting international outrage may have influenced israel's change of heart on involvement in the yuan investigation which would have previously their proposed policy explains. what we hearing is that in principle israel will agree to a united nations probe into the photo ready to back you may now this is unprecedented it's also significant because on the ninth of june the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on record as saying that he will never allow an international protest the state's a dangerous precedent and you need to remember of course that previous i

has put international pressure on the jewish state for more i'm now joined live by our correspondent paula slayer who is in tel aviv for us hi there paul of course israel has never before allowed you when our international investigations into israeli defense force operations what prompted israel to even consider agreeing to at this time. what you say is correct what we hearing is that in principle israel will agree to a united nations probe into the photo raid back in may now this is unprecedented it's also significant because on the ninth of june the israeli prime minister benjamin the ten.

>> larry: paula abdul. >> i think i'd be perfect. >> larry: you'd be a good critic.i feel like they're passing up on good people because they don't have it together on their first try. >> larry: what is the secret of the success of that show other than my man ryan seacrest? >> i think it's interaction with the people. anybody can become a star. and when you sell people a real dream that can become a reality, it's everyday life. you've got people watching the show feeling they can become the next "american idol," as well. >> larry: you watch it? >> i watch it occasionally. i like to see what they do. there's always new talent. four or five people i've seen -- the one on the show still doing well. the ruban, fantasia. >> larry: we'll be back with snoop dogg millionaire. >> yeah. >> larry: right after this. ♪ >> larry: having a lot of fun with snoop dogg tonight. what a great guest to kick into the weekend. what a good talent, too. he's a good guy. the snoopster. >> larry, i want to give you something, man. my new headphones. i make headphones, too. these are the skull

. >> paula is going to come after her. >>> mr. rice. it is the week of jerry rice. weekend of jerry rice. it's now only a matter of hours. tomorrow at this time jerry rice will officially become a hall of famer as the class is inducted to the fraternity. today rice and the rest of what is the most successful and decorated class in the hall's history will put to work officially closing trading on wall street by ringing the bell from the steps of the football hall of fame. later rice and emmitt smith shoveled around in golf carts and they waved and greeted their adoring fans. the official induction comes tomorrow evening. statistically speaking, jerry rice is the best receiver to ever play in the national football league. what is the best's best moment in his storied career? >> i had so many great moments. i think just being an nfl football player stepping on the football field and having over 60,000 people just cheering for you. you know, if it came down to a record, i would say super bowl xxiii on that final drive and being able to be impact player coming in with ca

he signed the contract after the -- fox agreed to give him whatever it was they used to put in paula's mug and so he said yesterday. so, steven tyler takes simon's spout. randy jackson stays, and they need a famous woman on the verge of a mental breakdown and they'll be set. courtney love, maybe? could be? this -- another coveted job slot has been filled. after supposedly telling his teammates he would retire, brett favre announced he will return for another season with minnesota. he said he's not going to quit football until everyone in america can spell his last name correctly. back at practice today. and at a press conference, he said this season, season number 20, is absolutely his last one. and this time he means it. let's take a look back now at some of brett favre's greatest retirements over the years. >> what is the significance of all of this? >> well, if it is my last game, i want to remember it. as they say, all good things must come -- come to an end. been a wonderful career. and i just -- it's time to leave. >> can you say there is absolutely no way you will ever play an

you may remember paula cass taken from her home in 1993.t a slumber party with other girls, then put a man broke in and put a pillowcase over pauley. pauley's father mark klass joins us this morning. thank you for joining us. how do you tell parents to keep the faith? this case of hasani campbell, it has been a year now. police are calling it a homicide. yet the community is still rallying together, keeping the faith. how do you keep that alive, mark? >> if you're the parent of the child, you basically have to keep hope alive. if the core family doesn't keep hope alive, then it's very hard to keep any attention on the case. the volunteers tend to disperse, other supporters walk away, law enforcement can step down the investigation. in hasani's case, though there is this core group of volunteers led by miss miller have done a terrific job keeping him in the public eye. >> when polly disappeared in 1995, it was the beginning days of the internet but her case was expanded because of the early days of it. it began the grassroots of what became