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 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 a

worse than the worst judge in the history of the english-speaking world, to being next to pontius pilatethe worst to ever occupy the seat of judgment among men. the rush of union victory and the triumph of emancipation made taney appear by comparison to be on the wrong side of history, to be an abuser of power, and even a force for evil. so what does this say about america at the end of 1864 and the early 1865? i think it tells us three things. first, it tells us that by the time of his death taney had come to embody the slave power, the entrenched pro-slavery interests that the union was attempting to defeat. the "they have no rights" language of dred scott, the union's adoption of a policy of emancipation, and taney's attempts to ford the lincoln administration turned taney into a highly visible public enemy. by 1864, it was clear that taney stood for the rights of slave holders, for no rights for black people, and he stood opposed to lincoln's efforts to prosecute the war. in the north there may have been no greater symbol of the south and all that it stood for than chief justice tane

if you're a runner, if you're into kayaking, martial arts, cycling pilates are for you. >> programs are variety year around at various locations and to learn more come to the >> good morning, today is december second and all ready to welcome to the committee of the transportation committee, my name is john avalos, and the chair of the authority and the personnel committee to my left is commissioner co-hen and we will be joined shortly by mar, the clerk of the committee is steve stamos and today, is committee meeting is broa >> could you call the next item. >>dcast by sfgtv >> avalos. >> present. >> cohen. >> present. >> mar. >> absent. >> we have a quorum. >> okay. and commissioner, mar will be here soon. so we will going to have to excuse him. okay the neck item? >> item two, approve the minutes of the july 10, 2014 meeting an action item. >> okay. no comments or next? >> okay. with the minutes, and we will open up the public comment on this item, and seeing no member of the public come forward we will close public comment and roll call vote. >> item two, avalos? >> aye. >> cohen? >> a

. >> you're doing by pilates this year, aren't you? >> you do pilates? >> i do a lot of it. is to stop killing geese in the park. i don't know why i do it. i just go in there and strangle them. >> you strangle geese? >> yes. >> what about yours my darling? >> that wish is going to come true, and what's spginteresting, for those of you keeping track my last year's new year's resolution was i was going to try to resist the temptation to become one with bob, because there were all these rumors about -- i know i blew it. i actually broke it 15 seconds into 2014, right? isn't that hilarious? so here's the deal. so this year i'm going to put myself on five-second delay so that before i think about eating bob alive from the neck up i'm going to pause, take a deep breath think it through and throttle back. and not yell at him. i'm talking about not yelling at him. >> mine for next year is to finally get this back done. by the way, i had a terrific conversation with a doctor last night in south carolina, jeff shyberg, who gave me a lot of advice. and if you have these problems get a

, do yoga, pilates, stretching, ride my bike. walking my dog who pulls me everywhere. not want to go in the cold but i like riding my bike. i've done yoga for almost over 25 years. >> before it became popular. >> yeah. it is connecting the breathing with the spirit and body. i don't think you can separate any of these forms. they are one thing. >> you find time in your day, every day. >> i was an athlete when i was younger. i was 100 yards runner. i just kept fit. i also do a very physical job on stage. i lose pounds. >> burning up calories on the stage. are wringing wet. >> even for the broadway musical. >> absolutely. ♪ >> you mentioned vanity. 50% vanity. do you worry about aging? >> i enjoy being 63. i'm healthy. either you get older or you die. as long as you keep your health. at 63 versus like 23? >> much more fun. >> really? >> much more fun here and confident about who i am. i know who i am more. this is my favorite decade. i've had more fun in this decade than any other. >> there is an article where they talk about the midlife crisis. it begins to dissipate af

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this was their pilates. >> and it is free. those classes are expensive. >> and you burn a lot of calories yelling. >> college students never protest anything on a saturday. it is only when they can miss classes. jay if they weren't serious, maybe you can't blame it on them. you are saying they were there for fun so are they culpable? >> don't try to undermine my logic with your sensible whatever. the mayor implicitly supported the protests by not adequately clamping down when they were doing stuff. there you go. >> andy, i want to know what you thought of what mayor guiliani said. he came out in defense of the current mayor. we showed the clip of him saying he was guilty of something. what do you think about the police turning their backs. was that going too far? >> i agree with former commissioner ray kelly who said that was bad form. >> yeah. >> i agree with that. yeng it -- i think it was kelly. >> kelly said it as well. he said would you condemn what they did? all he would say is it was bad form. >> the closest thing i cou

before the decision was made, we stood with the mayor and the police commissioner to announce this pilaterogram or pilot of cameras going forward. we recognize that cameras are not the be all and we recognize cameras are not the panacea. they're just one part of a plan for progressive change for the city of new york as it relates to aggressive policing in new york. and i'm calling on the governor of the state of new york, governor cuomo, to point a special prosecutor in the case of egregious police misconduct so there is an independent prosecutor. we all know, prosecutors rely upon the police department for their reelections. we know that there's an inherent conflict with police officers and that's why we need the independent special prosecutor to prosecute cases of police misconduct. and last but not least, we need sunshine as it relates to the grand jury proceeding. i'm asking district attorney donavan to release not part, not some, but all of the grand jury proceedings in this case so that the family, the garner family long why they did not get an indictment. america will know why we d

. >> a jordanian army said one of its pilates has been captured by the islamic state in iraq and the levant after his fighter jet was downed. it happened in raqqa in syria. the family has confirmed his identity. they have conducted hundreds of airstrikes in syria and iraq since the campaign against isil began. let's take a closer look at the coordinated assault from the air. the air force of the u.s. jordan, bahrain, saudi arabia, and the unite the emirates have been bombing targets in syria. in neighboring iraq, canada, denmark, britain and the netherlands have joined the airstrike. but 97% of the airstrikes in syria have been carried out by the united states alone. we learn how the military is trained to deal with these incidents. >> if you take a look at jordan, the special operation trained soldier, his father flew aircraft as well. i think coming in to the coalition jordan fully understood that there is a chance that one of their pilots might have been brought down, and sadly that's what they're seeing here. i don't think it will have an affect on the coalition going forward. th

worse than the worst judge in the history of the english-speaking world, to being next to pontius pilate, the worst to ever occupy the seat of judgment among men. the rush of union victory and the triumph of emancipation made taney appear by comparison to be on the wrong side of history, to be an abuser of power, and even a force for evil. so what does this say about america at the end of 1864 and the early 1865? i think it tells us three things. first, it tells us that by the time of his death taney had come to embody the slave power, the entrenched pro-slavery interests that the union was attempting to defeat. the "they have no rights" language of dred scott, the union's adoption of a policy of emancipation, and tan eye's attem attempts to ford the lincoln administration turned taney into a highly visible public enemy. by 1864, it was clear that tapey stood for the rights of slave holders, for no rights for black people, and he stood opposed to lincoln's efforts to prosecute the war. in the north there may have been no greater symbol of the south and all that it stood for than chief ju

. >> phil wanted to know if we have satellites in space that can read license pilates on cars then why not use them to locate lost planes. curious. i know it's not that simple. >> it's not that simple. i'm not sure exactly what the question is getting to as far as satellites. >> you think of google earth. >> why don't we have better tracking. i think there is room for improvement. no reason that commercial airplanes especially those assigned to oceanic routes can't have more advanced technology that allows for real-time, location specific tracking. having said that the idea that we can upload tons and tons of data all the information that gets recorded on the flight data recorder i get asked all the time why can't that be streamed so we know where a plane is and what's happening. the answer is there are thousands of airplanes in the sky at one time and it would take a tremendous amount of bandwidth for lack of a better term to stream that much data constantly you know, via satellite is it really practical? how many commercial flights are there around the world every day? 40,000 or so.

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they started under pontius pilate; they say so themselves. so it's novel. it's novel, from the roman point of view, it cannot be a religion. religion is, by definition ancient, from roman perspective. so, if it's new and novel, it's... it's a superstition, it's not a religion; and superstition is, by definition not a good thing. >> we have a good example of the pagan perspective on christians from a little graffiti found in rome from the palatine hill. an inscription scratched very crudely into the wall says "alexamenos worships his god." in the picture, we see alexamenos bowing down before the man on the cross, but the man on the cross has the head of a donkey. >> christians have made themselves outlanders in their own town. and, therefore, they are used as an explanatory device whenever there are the usual natural insults of human existence-- plague, earthquake, flood. it's because christians, as gentiles who are not doing their duty to heaven, are... why should the gods do anything for the city then? >> narrator: though persecution was still mainly local

a form he beauty queen turned pilate appears on the cover of the annual report.e new york times" called them a pain ear for having the low cost flights to asia. in the early days some of the flights cost just a few dollars a seat. the airline's founders that include a music executive and a director saw an opportunity in southeast asia's rapidly growing middle class. that growth has attracted rivals. there are now nearly 60 low cost carriers in the region. and that competition hurt airasia's financial results in 2014 with the airline clocking one of its worst quarters in its 13-year history. but now worries about revenue are giving way to worries about reputation. flight qz-8501 is airasia's first major crisis and as investigators piece together the cause of the crash, one of malaysia's biggest success stories could unravel. now, if you're looking for a very broad gauge of how this crash may impact the company's financial results, the stock price is somewhat of an indication. it is down about 7% over the last couple days. but just to put this into context, this is

the virginia pilate reported that avila, 50, operated a landscaping and cleaning business in parksley. investigators found copies of refund checks in amounts of more than $4,000 to $7,000. frequently cited foreign dependents which increased the amounts. she had them failed to -- mailed throughout the country. avila remains free pending sentencing on february 17 and could not be reached for comment. well, there's a good chance that's been going on more than one place. and then this article from neil monroe today, december 1, titles "obama fund my amnesty or i'll shut down the government" and basically talks about, that's indeed what the president is threatening to do. you either fund my illegal action when i spoke new law into overrode verroad -- laws that were duly passed by the house and senate, passed by the congress, sent to the president, president signed it he, overrode it just by himself. in essence he's say, if you don't give me every dime i want, along with funding my illegal actions, i'm going to shut down the government. well, we've heard mitch mcconnel say it and john boehn

number two, they spelled pilots wrong, but it's pilates. we really do need andrew for this.re going to work out the numbers for lululemon. >>> and later, getting caught up in angry protests. sfoo . . >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick. andrew ross sorkin is in new york today where he's hosting the "new york times" deal book conference and he's going to join us later this morning with a big, special guest. the treasury secretary of the united states, jack lew will be with andrew at 8:30 eastern. making headlines this morning, in a closely watched case, a federal appeal escort overturned the insider trading convictions of two former hedge fund a u.s. tournl says this will limit the ability of people to trade on inside information, but the whole issue is what's inside, what's not? you pay these research firms, check channels, markets call their sources to find out how things are going. that's inside information. what have we really gotten in a nefarious way. >> what is digging, what is? exactly. maybe not a total s

i do pilates on the machine. i do a lot of liking lunges.there a more strict diet or is it the complete opposite? do you want to be stronger? >> yeah. for me, everyone is different. everyone's body is different. so for me, i have to eat a lot more to be able to work out a lot more. >> you also -- basically a lot of you guys are moms. right? >> yeah. there is a lot of moms multi tasking, doing it all. i don't know how they do it. >> you're in a long-term relationship with somebody who is also a model. how important is it for super models to date other super models? >> not very important at all. >> more challenging at times with your traveling and schedule? >> yeah. i mean, to have any relationship in our business is marred because i'm here two days and there one day. someone who is understanding, someone who is not too jealous. >> that's key. you live in new york now. have we embraced you as a person? >> i'm sure many have embraced her. welcome. >> once she said her name correctly. >> yeah. you know what? i love new york. i've been here for n