jonathan román lived here. jonathan román lived here. and alex pabón. so did alex pabón.putation is well-deserved. there's families that have been here for generations. then there's also the drug kingpins that discover that they can hide in here and walk out of here. so they don't allow any robberies. they don't allow anything going on here that's not supposed to go on. they protect the tourists in that way. they protect the tourists. they protect themselves. they keep the tourism going in the island and avoid the cops coming in after them. narrator: that criminal element was not happy with the heat alex pabón had brought into la perla. la perla is a little bit of a self-policing area. and you know, obviously, like, alex pabón was no longer welcome there. and they had told him to leave, or else they probably would have killed him himself, for allowing, you know, an innocent man to be charged with a crime that he committed. so he was pretty much in hiding. narrator: pabón had left la perla, but not san juan. and in april 2008, the fbi tracked him down. what story did alex

roman bridge there i home. rowan, thank you very much. roman bridge there in| much.ngton, dc. american—born writer and broadcaster bonnie greer shared her reflections on the profound impact jimmy carter had on her. well, i'm going to be talking to you from the perspective of being a young university student, paying her way through university, having no money, just coming out of the political activism of the vietnam war and the black power movement. just roe v wade, fighting for our rights as women. and the horribleness of watergate, which is very difficult to explain now. it was horrific. so the world was very dark and it was a recession and there was a heat wave. so the world was very dark. everybody was poor except the trumps. and then comesjimmy carter, a guy who in a sense sort of harked back to lincoln. what we understood about lincoln, then about the united states as a moral compass in the world, notjust a great power, not just a country that did deals, notjust that it was a moral force in the world. we'd just been in vietnam where that was catastrophic and whe

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it was obvious — very obviously a roman original.n inherited from a grandfather, which made sense. and ittai is about to make a discovery about the identity of sultani966. he told me that his actual name was paul higgins. but ittai had noticed another name on the seller's profile, so he questioned him, and he gets a reply. ittai now feels suspicious of the seller's story. he decides to investigate further. i began to look into my paypal records and there it was — the name peter higgs, which he had specifically, emphatically denied was his name. remember that name — peter higgs. and it was my colleague who'd said to me, "ittai, you do realise, don't you, that peter higgs "is the name of the curator at the british museum?" and i remember that distinctly. my hair stood on end. i was absolutely shocked. he'd done his agatha christie. he knew who it was. peter higgs — a curator at the british museum's greece and rome department. absolutely shocking but believable. and why is it believable? well, because it made sense. it's always someone

he picked his sword and shield and led the armies of the roman republic. and when that was complete, many of the people of rome said, why don't you simply put the upon your head become king or emperor of rome? he put away his sword and shield and went back to till the soil, saying that he would always serve this republic and never be its master did not washington do the same when called upon to leave his beloved mt. vernon, he left. he drew his sword. he led the armies of this great nation. and when that was complete, many of you, the people of america, cried out, put the crown upon your head and become king of the united states of america, washington responded with north america is done with kings and went back to his beloved mount vernon there to tell the story of when called upon to become president not once but twice he readily agreed to me. my dear, a man offered power would take it readily, but the greater man is willing to give it up in the service of its fellow citizens. that is washington, and that is why i love him. one. thank you. i'm not your l

and we have roman schweitzer here with what he calls massive opportunity and risk. roman welcome. and then diana olick is looking at how doge, the department of government efficiency could derail that. and this is where the rubber is going to hit the road in many ways for a lot of the president's plans. >> absolutely. kelly. and there is also a lot of debate on exactly what republicans need to do first. so you have the incoming senate majority leader john thune, he has this big proposal to take this in two bites. remember, republicans have unlocked this kind of special process, they don't need democrats to move major bills. so long as they actually impact revenues or spending. so they're talking about doing energy as well as border security first. and in one package and then have another package of tax. however, last week, i was chatting with jason smith, he of course is the chair of the ways and means committee, the top house republican when it comes to taxes. and he basically said, absolutely not. he said it would be very foolish, i think we have a clip of our conversation when

level military technology, they copied roman drill, they mastered the romans could do. and then they drove them down because the romans were a threat, because no matter how strong are you're never as strong as all your neighbors put together. and what donald trump is inviting is doom for united states. he's inviting a world in which everybody combines against america and what wilson in his stumbling way with his many mistakes offered, was a world in which everyone looked to america and everyone said, this is a great the americans are offering us. and their power is our security and therefore we welcome their power. donald trump envisions a world in which everyone fears american power and our and and an american power becomes a threat to their security. and they then combine the united states sooner or later to go one second. before i do, i, i do hope that what you just said you will have an opportunity to repeat in a greater public fashion, because i think not enough people in the united states understand the significance of what you've just described as to the relation

nos conectamos hasta pensilvania con roman vergara. roman: buenas tardes!cho a fianza. la fiscalÍa alegÓ que este sujeto, por varios dÍas, un total de 6, logrÓ evadir a la justicia desde nueva york hasta ser encontrado el dÍa de ayer en el mc donalds en pensilvania. consideraban no prudente darle la posibilidad de quedar en libertad, aunque su abogado dijo que el cargo de asesinato en segundo grado, supuestamente en pensilvania en la constituciÓn, no requiere una sentencia de por vida. tenÍa derecho a una fianza y el juez se lo ha negado. las autoridades ahora tratan de buscar mÁs pistas, de rastrear paso a paso lo que hizo desde que supuestamente asesinÓ en nueva york al director ejecutivo de united healt care, brian thompson que fue enterrado ayer con la presencia de su viuda y sus hijos. ahora lo que resta es que sea extraditado a nueva york. como respuesta a la no fianza, han llegado ese derecho. dignifica que ahora comenzarÍa un proceso judicial que podrÍa demorar aproximadamente 45 dÍas. estarÁ de vuelta en corte muy pronto, pero por el momento se que

let me pick up one of the texts that will be read this next sunday in romans. those of us strong and able to stand in the faith need to step in and lend a hand. i am reading from the version given to me, a modern translation. step up and ask how can i help? reach out and welcome one another to god's glory. jesus did it. now you do it. so you have encouragement and hope in the four prophetic readings each sunday from isaiah. >> it's not just projected hope. you do something practical. >> do something practical and do it right now. we are in matthew's gospel and it's stepping up and telling the stories beginning this sunday with john the baptist. jesus was taken up by the spirit for a test. jesus appeared on river jordan and wanted john to baptize him. he says i am not worthy. he thinks there is going to be thunder in the desert. prepare for god he is alive al. make straight the way. change your life. he thought it would be a coming with the sword. it prepares us to say actually it's not going to be like that so much. >> but it's all the preparation. >> it's all

pope francis is launching a specialjubilee year for roman catholics in a christmas eve ceremony at the — and pope francis is marking the start by opening the normally bricked—up holy door of st peter's basilica. more than 30 million people are expected to make a pilgrimage to rome to pass through the door to seek forgiveness for their sins. let's speak to candida moss who is a historian of christianity and professor of theology at the university of birmingham. thank you. tell us a bit more about what thisjubilee thank you. tell us a bit more about what this jubilee means? jubilee year is really a year of grace and reconciliation. it is a period where people renew their faith is a period where people renew theirfaith inside and out is a period where people renew their faith inside and out and while it is for catholics and has been going on for 700 years, at the last great jubilee in 2000 popejohn paul ii invited all christians to join in this period of celebration and the theme of thisjubilee is hope. pope francis is talked about how there is a feeling the pessimism in the world and he

my feeling was to do a roman epic set in modern america, but i had no idea that the politics of todaylevant. because what's happening in america, in our republic, in our democracy, is exactly how rome lost their republic thousands of years ago. megalopolis is a feast of a movie. coppola invested $120 million of his own money to make it. time, stop! but his film divided and confused audiences. many, it seemed, myself included, couldn't relate to the ideas being peddled and, at times, the symbolism. but if you listen to cast member giancarlo esposito, by delivering confusion, coppola may have given all of us a gift. there are parts of the movie i go, "oh, i don't really quite "understand that, but i'm still thinking about it." it's supposed to inspire us to a new way of thinking, and in the end, that inspiration is supposed to allow us to have hope for our world. and when we ask these questions, when there's a dialogue about them... ..that basically is a utopia. one critic described the opening of megalopolis in cannes as a date in the history of cinema. others thought it was pointless.

she claims that roman soldiers were raping women regularly in nazareth and they found the name of a romanegedly this was his crime against the virgin mary. this is all nonsense and gar bing, it's retread stuff she's been doing it many years she's been author of a book on falls gospals. propaganda masquerading as history. the new york city, which must be shut down because christianity is under assault the week of christmas. >> raymond: they wouldn't try this with any other faith father. when i read this i thought who ever died for a fable. these apostles didn't lay down their lives because of the brothers grim. they did it because they saw and witnessed this man, who they believed was the messiah, they saw him resist rucked and they did believe in the virgin birth. this has been attested to all throughout history. let's talk for a moment about why this matters though father. i recently interviewed jordan peterson and he makes an interesting case that these biblical stories whether you believe or not are foundational to a free society. what would their loss mean, and what is the impact of w

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she claims that roman soldiers were raping women regularly in nazareth area.und the name of a roman soldier allegedly this was his crime against the virgin mary. this is all nonsense and garbage. >> this is retread stuff. she has been doing this for many years. she is the author of a book on the no, sir stick gospels, false gospels created centuries after christ lived and dead and rose. propaganda masquerading as history. the "new york times" sensitivity factory must have been shut down because christianity is coming under assault t the week of christmas. >> raymond: they wouldn't try this with any other faith, father. i read this, i thought whoever died for a fable. these apostles didn't lay down their lives because of the brothers grim. they did it because they saw andens withed this man who they believed was the messiah. they saw him resurrect and they did believe in the virgin birth. this has been attested to for all throughout history. let's talk for a moment about why this matters though, father. i recently interviewed jordan peterson be. he makes an int

another example is the roman catholic welfare corporation, which oversees dozens of catholic schools. the bishop and his attorneys argue the assets of those affiliates aren't available to pay survivors. victims attorneys strongly disagree. each and every one of those corporations is totally controlled by the bishop. the bishop enterprise is not just one corporation. it's a group of corporations controlled by the bishop. we dug into the oakland parochial fund's records. they show it was created in 2014 and state the nonprofit was formed and shall be operated, supervised or controlled by the roman catholic bishop of oakland. the fund went dormant in 2017, listed as suspendedy the california secretary of state office last year, state records show. oakland diocese chief financial officer revived the oakland parochial fund less than two months before the alleged $106 million transfer. we reached out to the diocese and its attorneys to ask about that transfer. in a statement, they rejected the allegations. they're hiding any assets, they said. the claims are not supported by facts, and they

pope francis has launched a specialjubilee year for roman catholics in a christmas eve ceremony at thecis has marked the start by opening the normally bricked—up holy door of st peter's basilica. more than 30 million people are expected to make a pilgrimage to rome. more than 30 million people are expected to make a pilgrimage to rome. i spoke to candida moss who is a professor of theology at the university of birmingham about what the jubilee means. jubilee year is really a year of grace and reconciliation. it is a period where people renew their faith inside and out and while it is for catholics and has been going on for 700 years, at the last great jubilee in 2000 popejohn paul ii invited all christians to join in this period of celebration and the theme of this jubilee is hope. pope francis has talked about how there is a feeling the pessimism in the world and he wants to strengthen people's faith and hope in the future as they look forward to the coming year. why does it happen, where did this idea come from in the first place? the very firstjubilee in 1300 or 725 years ago it act

up to a population of police was exterminated. meanwhile, and catholic roman, polish and victories over also don't see us, celebrated magnificently with file blacks. the warsaw sam proclaims russia was to become poland, new world, such as the conquest of russia. it was compared to the discovery of america, with its people sharing the faith of indigenous tribes. the powerless king no longer needs the treacherous boys that he sent some new conditions far from the original agreed terms. the owner of russia should convert to catholicism. polish nobles will occupy state posts and here, so it gets more into search. the comes to suffering regions. probably it's probably going to go away so you will see more footage because most that's i don't want to see if you want to put in your c o. c there stokes. i did too much clear. so some of these are cool. no pro force coordinates that are out. so here is a top, but you know, the voice to conflict and so forth, though it was mailed, change meaning. and the principal shanaski who had to solve the issue with the intervention is settled in the kremlin.

ringback the new york in northern england was a key part of the roman empire. and sewell archaeologist david norton is using 1000 year old bones to investigate what rats can tell us about human history. the speakers where there has been people there for oh, we spin rach, who always like the idea of using small and unlikely remains to tell kind of big picture stories about human history. tiny wrapped phones, making 3 centimeters now, collecting them from lots of different places and getting together a story of what they can tell us about connectivity between different treatments estimates the nature of a settlement. and so the basic for it's tracing when, when they were understanding the presence is behind that, using those processes to understand the end of the roman empire and the development of medieval trade, the human side. and then trying to understand how much of a role they to, to, to item take the. 2 researchers in hills and key are also studying the complexity of human rac relations. scientists want to develop a good rep management system for the finis

. >> reporter: 5-year-old elias and 6-year-old roman were rushed to the hospital.amily member says roman's twin brother witnessed him getting shot. how are they doing today? >> they are still in critical condition, but they have a long road ahead of them, probably multiple surgeries ahead of them. >> reporter: officers found litton dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators say litton had a lengthy criminal past and mental health issues. they also say they have uncovered a document that reveals he targeted the school based on his religious affiliation. >> he held some kind of belief that the seventh-day adventist church was involved in a genocide and oppression of palestinians and supportive of usa attacks on yemen. >> reporter: based on litton's criminal record, the sheriff told me there is no way he should have been able to obtain a gun lawfully. norah? >> norah: elise preston, thank you. tonight, israel and the u.s. are pushing back on new accusations of a genocide in gaza. amnesty international made the case in a scathing report. the world's largest

christine romans on how to protect your packages. >> reporter: porch pirates stealing your deliveriesht at your front door. last year 120.5 million packages swiped, estimates the security firm safewise. professor ben stickle studies this growing crime. >> the volume of things that we're having delivered and the value of those things has just skyrocketed. and with that comes more theft. >> reporter: often retailers will simply replace or refund a stolen item, but they don't have to. at what point is the consumer responsible for that package? >> who's responsible for package theft really changes a lot. in most states once a package is delivered by a carrier on your property, it's considered yours. >> reporter: this holiday season a scramble to stay ahead. amazon prime members can have their packages delivered into their garage or a locker. u.p.s. using a.i. to re-route at-risk shipments to a u.p.s. store. and doorbell cameras never more popular. but those cameras don't always stop thieves. and according to one survey, 25% of people who had a package stolen received no refund. now new ty

christine romans on the life-changing news that came after we first reported on this crisis that impactsd donna worried they'd lose the home they built in the mountains of western north carolina. >> you wake up every day and wonder is this going to be my house tonight? >> reporter: it started in 2009. gary's heart attack required a quadruple bypass. at 64 years old, the retired factory worker didn't have insurance, figuring in six months he'd be eligible for medicare. >> i said, we don't have the money for this. i can't do this. >> reporter: he told the doctor he'd go home and wait. >> he was pretty plain that i didn't have six months, i probably didn't have two days. >> reporter: the bills for his care totaled close to $100,000. >> i wouldn't have made that in five years. >> reporter: the hospital sued the couple for payment, putting a lien on their home. gary and donna kept their plight a secret. did you tell your kids? >> no. both of us come from families that paid their bills. >> reporter: by one estimate, americans owe $220 billion in medical debt, a leading cause of bankruptcy. the

christine romans is here. what does this mean? >> the rate cut was completely expected. what wasn't, the fed signaling that next year it will slow the pace of cuts. why? the u.s. economy may be too strong to be cutting rates. inflation is improving. it's too high. the fed chief called the u.s. economy remarkable. he called the job market solid.. what's good news about the economy was bad news for stock market investors. they were banking on lower borrowing costs next year. it means mortgage rates, car loans, credit card interest rates may not come down as quickly as hoped. the fed chief says the u.s. economy is performing very, very well overall. >> christine romans, thank you. >>> in russia, authorities say a suspect is under arrest after the assassination of a russian general on a moscow street. keir simmons went to the explosion. >> reporter: this is the man accused of the assassination of a russian general outside his moscow apartment. named by russian state media as 29-year-old akmad. they say he confessed to being recruited by ukraine with an offer of $100,000 and

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paul: one close friend of hers told kuyda he was telling roman things he never even told her.s. >> even with a therapist, it might take you some time, and some things you won't even say ever. i still have certain things that i'm too embarrassed to say. paul: do you have an avatar on replika? >> yeah, of course i have my own replika. paul: and have you said things to her that you would never say or don't think you would ever say to a therapist? >> 100%. paul: did kuyda have a lot to get off her chest? >> i come from a country that, fell apart. i come from a family that fell apart. i'm always scared that things will go away at any point. yeah, i'm very paranoid. so to hear that it's ok, that's normal, this is what you can do. paul: you don't mind that what you're talking to is not a person? >> the relationship is real. my therapist is not my friend. however, our friendship is real. just like when we get a dog, the dog doesn't replace our human friends. it is a compliment, it is not a substitute. i think the biggest overall risk for ai companion products that will emerge, and wil

is kills and then is rarely strike on a goals or a refugee camp while they're pushing on a previous roman. and hundreds of peer to dead on the french island of files of the worst psych loan in nearly a 100 years. the israel insist immediate threats from serious still remain. it has launched more strikes. so getting what it says military science is really media is reporting that it's air force has destroyed warehouses, storing missiles, andro, could launches the the town of gusto in the damascus countryside. the turkish government has offered to train the syrian army if the new administration asks for us, and its defense minister says there is no sign yet of a complete russian withdrawal from syria. meanwhile, the un special envoy to syria give petterson has arrived in damascus and is cooling for an end to western sanctions to help reconstruction leaving hopefully c r m to sanctions. so that we can see really a rattling around spending all syria again. and then my last point we need to see of course just is an accountability for crimes. i'm in need to make sure that that goes through a tre