people would get hurt or killed when pilate felt so moved. and perhaps for this reason, jesus was turned over to rome. >> the most difficult thing for us, after 2,000 years, is to bring our imagination down when we're looking at the passion of jesus, because we want to think the whole world was watching, or all of the roman empire were watching, or all of jerusalem was watching. i take it for granted there were standing orders between pilate and caiaphas about how to handle lower-class, especially, dissidents who cause problems at passover. >> jesus would have represented, you know, a kind of activist and resistor in... in pontius pilate's experience that he had been dealing with for years, and with varying degrees of... of d success and effectiveness, obviously. but jesus would have been a blip on the screen of pontius pilate because the unrest and the uprisings were so common-- a part of daily life for the roman administration of judea-- that jesus would have been seen, i think, as very, very little out of the ordinary. >> now, i don't for

the authorities use it as a charge to bring to pontius pilate. >> pontius pilate was the roman governor his jewish subjects and often used it. >> pontius pilate, the very year that jesus entered into jerusalem, was in a very difficult political position. and as a consequence of that, he agreed to help caiaphas and to pin the whole blame for what had occurred within the temple, the disturbance there involving jesus, on jesus himself. ♪ >> scholars think that the most accurate part of the gospels comes here at the end. the eyewitness details of his death by crucifixion, perhaps the most gruesome form of capital punishment ever devised. >> it was a case of a state organized around the principle of terror. and you pointed this terror at anyone who was seen as posing a threat or posing a potential threat. that certainly applied in the case of jesus. >> and to many others. the romans crucified up to 10,000 people during jesus' lifetime, often people just like himself. ♪ >> it wasn't unusual at all to have somebody, even a prophet, arrested and executed, even in the gospels, he's killed with t

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. >> they should come talk to me because i am an expert on women, i watched a pilates class one i even tried jane fonda's poopy yogurt. not bad. it was not bad. i mean you could barely taste the poop. >> so, gop reps, fake a seat, gentlemen and let me give you the lowdown on how to speak respectively to the bitches. okay. rule number one, ladies, don't like it when you use certain terms, for instance rape. legitimate or panties. they really, they really don't like that one. panties. okay. >> two you want to reach out to women so you have to go where they congregate so hang out in the women's bathroom. >> of course showment a philadelphia voter approach you, do not be frightened, they can sense fear. attempt to be larger than you are, raise up your hand and pop out your chest but if she inflates her neck frill, run. >> most importantly, most importantly, appeal to them on the issues, not come up with an easy mnemonic device to wha what they care about, pay equality, abortion rights, national defense, insurance, education and social security are -- panties. damn it! damn it! that is, thi

>> correct. >> the pontius pilate and caifhus inscriptions are authentic. prove a thing. what do we have here? >> two ossuaries. the first one here says jude today, son of jesus. the one there in back says jesus, son of joseph. >> nothing relating, though, to the jesus of nazareth? of the new testament? >> no. no way whatsoever. these are just simply very common names which you'd find recurring again and again on ossuaries. >> not long ago an ossuary was found inscribed james son of joseph the brother of jesus. with those three new testament names on it, some experts first thought it had to be authentic. >> i think that there was no doubt that the ossuary by itself is authentic. the inscription is the main question. >> he was part of the forensic team called in to authenticate the ossuary. close examination showed the inscription was forged. so you think the inscription is a fake? >> we found out that the inscription was freshry cut. there is, of course, a full investigation. >> other inscriptions were found in a cave outside jerusalem. the archaeologists w

but it's very easy to menu pilate this issue or do you want us to leave just like the preachers do yes we do but do you want to really read into the documents no one reads the documents. so i've seen a couple of journalists raise this notice that says ukraine no one has really read this paper this is the problem. are you even able to read you a look what it says maupin the markets there will be no finance for you and introduce new technical regulations. which means that you will have to close the industry there will be no production and no more development for agriculture. which means again that ukraine is going to become a kind of an agricultural appendage of the european union and. if they want to make this choice they're welcome to do this we are not dragging ukraine anywhere we have a free trade area with ukraine and we are not say we're going to discriminate against the european ukrainian goods but we are saying that if you crane does signed this document. we will have to remove the trade preferences otherwise they swell on to my russian economy what do you put on them and in this

saying it's on and it's always on you really go to europe and be you kind of messing i'm going to pilates and stirring the situation was it wouldn't give ukraine is what ukraine needs at the moment which is hard cash which is twenty to twenty five billion short term ukraine is deeply invested in russia with those debt settlement to out if you create word to go over to john you look at a very unfavorable rate of interest in the e.u. is effectively offering kristie but it isn't offering hard cash and furthermore i would say to the protesters in my dan are you really there for the future of ukraine to make your country better or are you there because you believe in a visa free system it will be easy if you to leave ukraine. russia plays hardball why the e.u. does diplomacy accusations are flying just briefly how do you see it. well i think with putin involved you always effectively go to reduce to the role of a pantomime baddie basically which is what he's playing this is the pantomime but everything he does and everything that russia does is is always black and is always charged and he's ta

riot police fired pepper pilates and tear gas into the riots the helicopter ride to treat the insurance. the plaintiff was already being punished for sundial in several months ago. it will finance the series to brazil this year raising concerns for the country's image ahead of the world cup. is it the most unknown. venus express and harder. it's sad. i'm speechless. i saw a guy and i'm on the ground. i don't know what happen in the episode in which these will make the difficult and then this happened. it could be another did some super busy and will no longer were we getting upset because the whole world to see this and woke up this next year this sentiment over to the set their sights. alarmed at the lack of security. it'd be no police inside the stadium during the game as a private security company was the news. over an hour the match underway. many were known. now is there too much and wish on french tv fences of broadcasting watchdog fears that might be the case today french theorists can sit down to watch reality shows like master chef the boys and a secret story but defenders of t

budget one american veteran gets the send off he deserves an important part of world war two which pilate funeral took place thinks the help of a civilian. more on that later the show am. it's thursday december twenty six bite him in washington dc on same in your watch. rta. and we begin today in iraq mission that's experienced a very bloody two thousand thirteen. and now it's receiving a fresh shipment of american drones and missiles. last week united states should seventy five hellfire missiles to the iraqi government to help deal with increasing extremist violence that is cripple the nation this year and whether the deaths of more than a thousand iraqis the coming months the us will also send text and he'll work on essence terms terrier up. unlike the deadly predator drones the us previously flew over the nation this year and to be used to locate targets for the iraqi security forces to attack. as of right now u s government officials say there's been no requests from the iraqi government for u s operated lethal drone strikes in the country due to the unrest in syria al qaeda linked ex

-- they think it's actually the route to the wrong, to the wrong, um, location of pie late's -- pilate's palace. it's explained in the book, the geography is explained in the book, there's no point in explaining it here. but basically, it may well geographically be the wrong place historically. does it matter? no, it doesn't matter. because millions of christians believe this is a holy place, and this is one of the themes of the book, what makes a holy city? a holy city is a place where man can encounter the divine, can meet god. where divinity is especially intensely present. that's definitely true in jerusalem. but part of divinity, part of holiness, part of it is a heritage, a pedigree. so one of the features of jerusalem which is most interesting is all these holy places have been made even more holy because somebody else finds them holy too. or somebody else found them holy before we did. and that's a fascinating thing, you know? so the holiness is redoubled, intensified, trebled, quadrupled. and, you know, there's great, there's a great sort of instinct to use the stories, the holi

the way archaeologists have uncovered evidence of pontius pilate and herrod the great.se from the time of jesus was unearthed just across the street from the church of the enunciation. >> for a long time we have been trying to find any evidence of jewish life here in nazareth. >> could this have been the home of mary and joseph and jesus? >> it is conceivable that mary and jesus and joseph lived here. it's much more likely that he visited here in a little boy named jesus was running around all these houses. but there is nothing i, jesus, lived here. >> if we find something that's from the first century, and it was built by a builder, one of the possibilities is joseph, but don't forget, another possibility is jesus. >> today, the direct route from nazareth to bethlehem is south on highway 6. and it can take two to three hours, depending on traffic near jerusalem. for mary and joseph. traffic wasn't a problem. they had to worry about herrod the great, bandits, and the rugged terrain. which route did the holy family take? that's next. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share w

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and brad pitt may play pontius pilate in another movie. the drama is there.f the red-hot stars of the new leonardo dicaprio >>> here is rising star, margot robbie. she arrived in hollywood three years ago. and already, has a starring role alongside leonardo dicaprio, in "the wolf of wall street." playing the second wife of dicaprio. >> a beautiful beach out there. >> hi. nice to meet you. the name's blair, right? >> like to jet ski? >> i've never done it before. >> you never jet skied? never been on a jet ski? >> how many times are you going to ask her? >> there it is, "the wolf of wall street." margot robbie, welcome to "good morning america." >> thank you so much. >> i love that you love the coffee cup. >> i'm really excited. do i get to take this with me? >> we have these coffee cups. this is just a great example of how it's fresh for you. all of this is quite new, isn't it? >> the novelty hasn't worn off. talk about hitting it out of the park. the first major role. leonardo dicaprio, martin scorse scorsese. no pressure. >> i am kind of diving in head-firs

you want one with a wide range of classes so when you get bored with zoom ba, can you start on pilates a clothes hanger. >> yes, very, very quickly. >> let's move to natalie moralis territory. >> super disciplined workouts. >> you work out. you're the easiest person on this list quite frankly because no matter what you spend your money on, you're probably going to get your money's worth. that means that you can spend smartly january is the best time to get a deal on fitness. if of' been waiting to join a gym, you've been waiting to buy a piece of equipment, now is the time to do it. >> where can we save money? >> if you're simple disciplined, you can save by not spending on pretty much anything. if you decide you don't want to spend any money on your health and fitness, buy a good pair of running shoes and get yourself out the door as i know you do three or four times a week. >> a day. >> no, not a day. not a day. >> somebody who needs a challenge, how do you spend your dollars? >> i would look for challenging events to build my fitness plan around. so if there's an ironman but it happ

it is all about pilate takes. nearly always when you find somebody strong killing somebody weak, the stated reason they do it is a lie. and one of the great gifts that secretary albright brought to the deliberations that we had here and in kosovo and the expansion of nato and in support of a strong united europe was a family history and a personal history of having some of those dramatic events unfold. so that's a story. like all of history, there are many questions that peace has held. because a long time ago, with a lot of other things going on, could people were given good information and make good decisions. thank you very much. [applause] . [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> harvard university kennedy school of government hosted a discussion in september about riptide, an oral history of the effects of digital technology and journalism. it is a project that john sharpstein sat around the press politics and public policy. there is more abo