he's just on a roman cross." >> you need to bear in mind that the roman governor pontius pilate was profoundlyexecuting someone who claimed to be a king in this way would be saying, "you can claim to be king of the jews, and we're still gonna kill you." >> "you want to know who's in charge, who's the real ruler here? it's not any jewish pretenders and contenders like jesus." >> and the whole point of these three languages is that everybody in cosmopolitan jerusalem can understand what it means. >> the great irony, of course, is that, for the readers of the gospels and for christians ever since, it is, in fact, true. >> jesus is crucified, suffers and dies under pilate >> even though jesus seems like he's the powerless one, his power is shown and revealed at the resurrection, so we see that the real king of the jews is, in fact, jesus, and that pilate's inscription over the cross is true. >> so what happened to the loyal roman prefect after jesus' crucifixion? the bible tells us nothing, but thanks to josephus, we have a record of the final chapter in pilate's life. a group of samaritans arm th

they're then required to pay taxes and rent to the roman occupiers.massive burden on their daily life. >> the most insidious thing about taxation in the roman provinces is that it's contracted out to private individuals who bid for the job, and so there's a real motivation to bully the locals, to engage in dirty practices collecting the tax, and fundamentally the system is prone to corruption. >> they would have felt a great deal of resentment towards the roman occupiers. >> sometime after 4 bc, a violent rebellion breaks out in a town close to nazareth. >> over there, beyond these buildings, is the ancient city of sepphoris. sepphoris would have been the major city in the region while nazareth would've been but a small village. >> sepphoris was a very important town, 4 miles or so from nazareth. it was the capital of roman galilee in the first century ad. >> this area here behind me was plunged into turmoil. a certain man named judas led a rebellion against both rome and the sons of herod the great. he did so by entering into the city of sepphoris, b

>> roman! >> hi! >> glor: i'd never met roman dinkel in person. it's so good to see you!ns of others, i'd only seen the videos, including one that went viral last year. >> hi, guys! >> glor: when roman defied the odds and walked for the first time. >> i'm walking, maggie! >> glor: roman has spina bifida, a birth defect that prevent the spinal cord from forming properly. he also had hydrocephalus, extra fluid around the brain. he had two surgeries on his brain before his first birthday, and one on his spine before he was even born. every case is different. but spina bifida affects every part of life. >> walk out on the grass. >> i can't. >> yes, you can! >> glor: this is light-years ahead of where he was just a few months ago. >> yeah, and something we never expected to happen so soon. >> or at all. >> glor: since we first spoke to his parents, roman is not just walking... >> bye! >> that's okay, bye. >> glor: ...but running. >> i'm going to get you! i'm going to get you. it's nice to meet you. >> glor: nice to meet you. he also just got to go to disney. nice to meet you.

roman. the byzantine emperor as saw themselves as descendants of seas and augustus while it's patriarch was head of the orthodox christian. constantinople also became the repository of ancient wisdom. it scholars were leading figures in every field. am. the rome of the east was the ball work of antiquity in the medieval world. no one had been able to conquer the city on the prosperous. but one seventh of its population were merchants from january and the republic of venice known as latins this affluent minority had a reputation for arrogance and belligerence and were unpopular with the eastern romans. in only eleven seventy one riots broke out in paris the generals course and. the emperor man who were the first accused the venetians of causing the trouble. finishing merchants were imprisoned and their possessions confiscated. and. then is tried to defend its people to no avail. it was the start of a conflict that was to last for decades and ultimately end in disaster for constantinople. the

that the romans were capable of constructing buildings like st peter's as seen in the roman forum the power center of an empire that ruled the western world. rome exploited its way of life to its full of his provinces it dictated the us culture and architecture of an entire era. at a time rome was home to a million people twenty times more than one of the largest cities of the renaissance. but rome's dominance was built on the oppression of millions of slaves entire peoples were subjugated. for centuries the roman military machine succeeded in holding the impiety gether. but at some point about variance gain the upper hand triumphs the cults and the vandals. in the fifth century the western empire ceased to exist. roma couple monday once the capital of the world and home to a million people fell into decay and the dark ages began. much of the knowledge of antiquity was lost in all areas but particularly in engineering architecture mathematics and physics. the ruins of the ancient world were plundered for building materials. just a few generations after rome fell no one was capable of

let me help. >> okay. >> reporter: roman. i had never met roman dinkle in person. my god, it's so good to see you. like millions of others, i had only seen the videos, including one that went viral last year. hi, guys. >> reporter: when roman defied the odds and walked for the first time. roman has spine bifida, a birth defect that prevents the spinal cord from developing properly. he h brain before his 1st birthday and one on his spine before he was spina bifida affects every part of life. >> walk out on the grass. >> i can't. >> you can. >> reporter: this is light years ahead of where he was a few months ago. >> yeah. and something we never expected to happen so soon. >> reporter: since we last spoke to his parents, roman is not just walking, but running. >> i'm going to get you back. i'm going to get you. nice to meet you. >> reporter: he also just got to go to disney. nice to meet you. who did you meet at disney? >> mickey. >> reporter: you saw mickey? >> and pluto. >> and who else? >> mickey and donald. >> reporter: is that how donald sounds? for whitney and a

roman has a birth defect that prevents the spine from forming properly.ery case is different but it affects every part of life. this is light years ahead of where he was just a few months ago. >> something we never expected to happen so soon. >> reporter: roman is not just walking. but running. >> nice to meet you. >> he got to go to disney. >> what did you see at disney? >> mickey. pooh bear. >> the break throughs are surrounded by constant questions. >> we can't be like you are fine. >> is this a normal kid thing or -- >> we always say you are never fully out of the woods but you learn to live in the woods. >> the facebook page let people know more and share roman's journey and his message. >> he shows what love should look like for any human being. you know what i mean? >> yeah. i do. >> he is pretty perfect. >> what a beautiful spirit. that is the overnight news for this thursday. for some the news conts. conts. for the morning news and cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, april 18th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> mueller report

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and it's not for goalkeeper roman burkey this game could have had a very different in. in the second half mines laid siege to the dortmund goal. suddenly of my introducing all the running and dortmund barely registered a shot a complete contrast to the first half. it was reminiscent of munich before in football things can change very quickly. he was ridiculed by his own fans for his errors last season but since summer he's been working with a psychological coach in dortmund have him to thank for their two nellie's. and sometimes we still have them we really have to say a big thank you so roman's with nick it's really difficult to explain because out there on the pitch especially in the first off we didn't feel like anything could go wrong but that's how it is in the bundesliga and if you drop off just five or ten percent you'll have problems being on the second half was another lesson for us on the side that some of the nine eleven. but what lessons of that petty game last ninety minutes and has a second half as well but six minutes to go corner this time turkey could d

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but somehow dortmund survives all thanks to the heroics of roman bookie his trickle saves confirming a two one victory which keeps dortmund in touch at the top of the title. got tight there at the end life sink gets no respect when it comes to. he considered a title contender don't mean this buy or that but maybe live six should get some the bulls still the best the fans in the league have seemed like they have wings this season soaring up to third in the table opponents' wolves or go clip life his wings earlier this season causing them to start her with the wolves bring this same bite to leipsic. light cigs attack has flourished of late scoring nine goals in their previous two league games but the hosts were missing top scorer use of paulson who was out with a cold early on voles more closely marked all of like six attack is so midfielder kevin camp and have time and space for a sumptuous strike to take the lead off to sixty minutes although on closer inspection vul spokes keeper. was close enough to parry the shot. sensing a weakness like to continue to pepper the vostro goal and m

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. >> the romans put herod into power. the romans support herod. grant herod legitimacy and kingship. >> my greetings. >> herod is actually a very successful ruler. a great segment of the population really, really support herod and really like him. >> he wanted to be like alexander the great or the great king of the past so he had this vast building program set up to demonstrate his power and authority. >> he builds vast theaters, aqueducts and mountain forts and in 23 b.c.herod begins expanding the second temple. >> herod tries to ingraciate himself by enlarging the jewish temple and succeeds in making it one of the most beautiful buildings in the ancient world. >> today herod's temple is gone but part of the platform on which it once stood remains. the western wall is still one of the holiest sites in judaism. >> one cannot underestimate the importance of the temple. it was the religious center. the place where god's presence was understood to reside on earth. >> despite herod's achievement and rome's support, early in his reign his crown is not

congrats to roman berg and we'd like to announce the winner of our goal of the month contest for march congratulations to xenon sock will be sending him the bonus think a jersey of his choice well that's all for us here on the bun as they go will be back on sunday with former but as a good player michel didn't say until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. it was. first the school in the. first clip listen and then stores a grand moment to run a joint direct attack on her journey. in our interactive dungeon tour of entering it returns home. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union he knows. correspondent alan baker can stretch this line with the rules set by the. team. swapping recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . the next few minutes will be the most important so far in tanya's short life. the show is called goal less g.s.t. the voice kids runs during prime time on russia's first channel.

reportero: jonathan roman, quien trabajaba para una cadena de comida rÁpida, cuenta que Él se enterÓn mi casa. me habÍa enterado que habÍan asesinado a un muchacho en el viejo san juan. reportero: Él habÍa rotado por varias sucursales y se sorprendiÓ cuando alguien le dijo que lo estaba buscando. >> cuando una ex compaÑera de trabajo que yo tenÍa en subway, estaba tratando de localizar en los diferentes subway que yo trabajaba. reportero: luego de la pausa, cÓmo pasó jonathan roman a principal sospechoso. >> empezaron a preguntar quiÉn yo era. no sabÍa lo que estaba pasando. reportero: comparta sus mensajes hay algo que no te puedes perder en olive garden. los nuevos giant italian classics. desde $12.99. cuatro nuevas especialidades, hechas a lo grande como el giant chicken parmigiana. nuevos giant italian classics sólo por tiempo limitado sólo en olive garden. [music and singing in the background] [music and singing in the background] resistente a nueva york. nuevo tattoo studio gel pencil, de maybelline new york. no se corre. resistente al sudor. a prueba de agua. dura hasta 36 hor

congrats to roman berg and we'd like to announce the winner of our goal of the month contest for march congratulations to xenon sock will be sending him a bonus think a jersey of his choice well that's all for us here on the bun as they go we'll be back on sunday with former player michelle didn't say until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. because. my goodness the german going to sleep. on the major events of. the two between munich talks. on. political. discipline. to. the biggest beamer ever the b.m.w. x seven a full sized s.u.v. with all the creature comforts they come by and run with luxury. spacious and comfortable for the one nine hundred sixty s. the renault sixteen was a revolution in design and engineering today it's a stunning state. driving in sixty minutes. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am placed on nothing with a budget and i think the thing to jam a culture. you don't seem to take this grandmother they all believe because it's all about who they know i'm rachel jo

. >> this little laudy is riley from the "riley and roman show" youtube channel. >> all the way in myand because the end is really tougt, just to mock sure it does come out when the rocket goes. >> is this elon musk? >> it's all been calculated. they're unan open field. so it's fune. you start young. this is perfect. it looks like they've got the string attached to the top of the rocket, which would cause the rocket to go off with any little tug. >> and that's roman and he is going to be pushing thered button to launch that rocket. >> three, two, one. er >> oh, no. >> there goes the rocket but the tooth stays in tact. because you were right. into the tree. >> shot the tree down. >> get out of here. >> oh, no, a teachable moment here though. >> make sure you don't try that at home. so that was a total failure. >> she still has the tooth. no word on ohow they're going to attempt to remove the tooth next. >>> can you guess his song? ♪ twinkle twinkle >> next "right this minute." and still to come this girl turns around and loses her mind. why that's just the start of her hilarious scares

the routes fitted it with a glass bottom and now the family office excursions to the sunken roman city of a narea off the coast of ischia it's the younger generation like julio sungai town oh who are developing this new kind of cultural tourism here. it was our idea to live from the sea in a different way than our parents do. you know after all. this all came about due to our love for our homeland the love we want to give it the respect it deserves that want to create jobs that extend beyond the tourist season and this project is comprised of a whole bunch of ideas and initiatives. that are you know limbo to be abroad as it was the budget. so the local fisherman became amateur archaeologists they banded together to buy diving equipment and technical devices and applied for the necessary permits and they hired an underwater archaeologist who oversees the excavation is to this day. conducting archaeology underwater is a laborious business due to the effects of currents and waves areas that were painstakingly uncovered consume be filled in again. but the fisherman didn't give up and made

vicki oh boasts a replica of michelangelo's famous david statue we have to remind that florence is a roman city we're actually working go. off to the room our rest of the city council senior i was able to florence is one huge open air museum so my culture to it is just a book of guided walking tour. the city is not only. known for its artistic treasures but also for instance leather goods. i visit the school. a family run leather school and business located in a former monastery students can sign up for workshops to learn the trade. bigotry party gordie's grandfather founded the school in one nine hundred fifty but their craftsmanship is a longstanding florentine tradition. probably

the roman villa at fishbourne was a very fancy roman house for someone who was living in the south ofto these sort of elite exotic animals that they can demonstrate are not part of the native british—born but they introduced them. you know, i always thought bunnies, hares were native. yes, most people do. and up until now, we thought that the populations we see in britain today are from a medieval introduction. and it's probably partially true that the rabbits that you see in gardens today are from a later introduction. but understanding that they were also here in roman times does change our perception quite a bit about what kinds of animals we see around us today in britain that we think are native, but they might actually have more completed histories of migration. —— complicated histories. now let's take a look at the stories you're reading and watching on the bbc news app. the most read story is... you can see there, bradley welsh, who appeared in trainspotting, killed in an incident in chester street in the west end of the city, about eight p last night. and the second most read

welcome back to "early start," i'm christine romans.ou're against the monday night schedule. >> if it's at six. the kids missed the game. and we encourage people to celebrate tonight. happy monday, breaking news overnight. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen is out. nielsen has become the face of president trump's hard line stance on immigration. they were together at the border friday. he has been increasingly frustrated with the crisis at the border and the influx of migrants. the president abruptly withdrew the nomination to head up i.c.e. and cut aid to honduras, el salvador and guatemala for fail to go stem the tide of migrant. >> nielsen believed the situation was untenable with the president. one person close to nielsen said she felt in loimbo for the last week and it wasn't her choice to leave. we turn to boris sanchez. >> reporter: a source close to kirstjen nielsen said she did not resign willingly. she was under pressure to hand in her resignation letter. she didn't fight to keep the job and didn't grovel or beg the

. >> roman. >> hi. >> i never met roman dinkle in person. >> oh, my gosh, it's so good to see you. >> including one that went viral last year when roman defied the odds and walked for the first time. >> i'm walking, maggie. >> reporter: roman has spina bifida, a birth defect that prevents the spinal cord from forming properly. every case is different but spina bifida affecting every part of life. >> walk out in the grass. >> i can't. >> yes, you can. >> this is light years ahead of where he was months ago. >> yes. >> roman is not just walking but running. >> i'm going to get you back. >> for whitney and adam dinkle who also have two older children, the breakthroughs are surrounded by constant questions. >> we always say with spina bifida you're never fully out of the woods but you just kind of learn to live in the woods. >> their facebook page lets people learn more about spina bifida and they share roman's journey and his message. >> he shows for any human being, this is what the world should look like, you know what i mean? >> yeah, i do. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >>

. >> i'm christine romans. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. did the attorney general go easy on president trump when he summarized the mueller report. "the new york times" is reporting some of the special counsel's investigators have been complaining to associates that bill barr did not fully convey just how damaging their findings were for the president. the times quotes government officials and others saying investigators are concerned barr was able to shape the public's initial views before any version of the report comes out. those interviewed by the times declined to fully explain what they believed was held back. it's unclear just how widespread this frustration is on robert mueller's team. >>> barr wrote in his four page summary to congress mueller did not establish anyone connected to the trump campaign conspired with russia. barr quotes mueller saying he did not have sufficient evidence to prove obstruction of justice but did not exonerate the president either. the "times" reports a lack of a firm decision frustrated the attorney gene

as the romans called him. the architect at his side was done out of the mantle he was known as maestro robin until the master of destruction. the two men put their stamp on the road. julius had buildings torn down squares and notched and roads rebuilt. and had gained his status as a leading architect with a cloister at some time out here del apache. in rome. his client was cardinal of the aircraft far and influential prince of the church. romantic came to fame with the tempi had to dig romantic his little temple. inspired by the round temples of ancient rome it's considered a paradigm of high renaissance architecture. the truly is the second disregarded the protests of his cardinals and had the venerable basilica of constantine demolished he wanted to build the biggest church in christian them in its place st peter. dooley is the second had a partial for the huge and spectacular. is the city it was also intended to house his monumental tomb a muslim that would be bigger than anything the world had ever seen. d

let's see what mike roman has to say before we jump to any conclusions. then there's the textbook, alphabet it's a red hot growth vehicle. rallying like crazy. up 10% was up 10% this quarter. talk about a horrendous setup. it missed on revenues. they took it out and shot it as a massacre of another class, of course, worst case scenario. get pummelled on earnings and spend the next three weeks rallying it's the modern growth stocks. we saw some of the ramp in the stock of intel ahead of the quarter. i figure somebody had to know something. the stock kept going up and up it did nothing stock lost 9% today. i think the runup in the quarter left a real stink around this one. i don't see them mounting a comeback any time soon you realize it was not specific. all that is possible to overcome the expectations game. vm ware, they managed to rally and rally. they rally into the quarter and then after the quarter same thing with the unstoppable payback. that is hardly universal it is the opposite considering the pullbacks actually matter. bottom line, be careful wh

welcome to "early start," i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. 5:00 a.m. in the east, we finally made it to friday. cnn confirming last night the trump administration pushed the department of homeland security to release detained migrants into so called sanctuary cities. sources tell us the game was hardly to retaliate against democrats who oppose president trump's plans for a border wall. president trump pushed homeland secretary kirstjen nielsen to follow through on the plan. sources say she resisted. an analysis by lawyers concluded the plan would be illegal. a dhs official confirmed there was a proposal, telling cnn quote these are human beings, not game pieces. >>> meantime, vice president pence touring the border in arizona exclusively with cnn. the trump nrgs has no plans to return to separating families as a way -- administration has no plans to return to separating families as a way to deter immigration. >> pence's comments contradict multiple sources who tell us the president was considering more extreme measures to enforce a zero tolerance immig

. >> i'm christine romans. it is april 12th, friday, it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin with cnn confirming the trump administration pushed the department of homeland security to release detained migrants into so-called sanctuary cities. the aim was partly to retaliate against democrats who oppose the president's plan for a border wall. the president pushed homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen to follow through on the plan. dhs lawyers concluding it would be illegal. there was such a proposal, these are human beings, not game pieces. >>> vice president pence while touring the border in arizona spoke with cnn. he says the trump administration has no plans to return to separating families as a way to deter illegal immigration. >> the president made is very clear this week we're not rethinking bringing back family separation. >> pence's comments contradict multiple sources who tell us the president was considering more extreme measures. among the proposals the president considered to deter migrants, once again separating children from their parents at ou

the conversion of the roman emperor constantine marked a turning point legend has it that constantine had a vision on the eve of battle in the year three hundred twelve he saw the cross and the words in this sign conquer. he had crosses painted on his soldiers shields and he won that decisive battle the emperor converted and declared christianity the state religion. from that point on the cross lost its associations with the shameful death it spread across the roman empire first in the form of a monogram combining in the first two letters of the greek word christophe's keith and fro. over the centuries it was increasingly figured as across. in these early depictions the crucified jesus is shown as christians of that era wish to see him already victorious over life and death living and triumphant. yes i know if that isn't exertion this stone looks very simple at first sight or the cross has arms of equal length from the bar on it's from the seventh century the during the marriage engine dinnerstein the graves of priests and high ranking officials. well marked with stones like this leas

that's when roman pops it in reverse and douses himself with mud. to get dirtier than that. after they tackle the problem of getting them off loaded and into the water, it's about having fun. the inflatable towing each other up and down and having a good time. >> i was looking at this and that's not even pretty. >> i think it is pretty to be able to go through the trees and explore and adventure on your water craft. it's cool. >> there's no other people. that's why nick likes it. >> beautiful. >> a perfect day. he's got kids. it's fun. it's full of cool toys and a ton of mud. >> he takes his wife along for a ride. then, packing up is the toughest part. getting all that stuff out of the water, packed up and back down the trail. >> oh, oh, oh. >> oh! >> going to get >>> time to give away an ipad. >> enter the buzz ears o ol legal resident of the u.s. you can enter every day. >> thursday's buzz word is strange. you can win and ipad using strange. >> good luck, everybody. >>> an artist reveals an easy trick. >> make it look like your hand -- simple, so

the splendid halls modeled on ancient roman buildings. but enough sightseeing i want to gamble there is a poker and blackjack slot machines and will let the games begin at two pm no cameras allowed so high for arranged a private chat with croupy a yemeni but. since i've never gambled in the casino before he explains the rules first. this will be when the roulette has thirty seven numbers from zero to thirty six on the wheel hand and here in the layout where you place your bets the outside has better odds always covering eighteen numbers one to eighteen or nineteen to thirty six or red and black and no or even blocks of numbers here the payout will be one to one he gave the i was down the line so i know what is my groups today is my lucky day so i'm going to places. proper betting on red ok ok good luck made the game begin with a win. yeah that's a big wind right absolutely. and then let me i have to ask a third really really happy just now that must be pretty addictive isn't it i'm sure gambling addiction is a really big problem. in a tra

when i asked a friend what the atmosphere would be like, he said -- the roman colosseum. being a dutiful historian, i thought i should research my adience and so i picked up copy of henrik ibsen's great play "the enemy of the people." i hadn't realized that the president was a student of norwegian literature, did you realize that? the drama takes place in a small norwegian town. , dr. thomasthe play stockman, discovers that the miraculous springs are polluted bringing diseases. theis naÏvetÉ, he imagines townspeople will applaud him as their savior from this calamity. then he discovers that the truth is a political commodity defined by the business interests -- business interests of the town and he is prosecuted. his house was stoned and angry mobs branded him an enemy of the people. an enemy you are done of -- dubbed an enemy of the people, where it as a badge of honor. we now have to fight hard for basic truths we once took for granted. in perfectere security because of a little piece of parchment called the bill of rights which has acquired the status of american scrip

welcome to early start, i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans. it is monday, april fool's day. watch out for practical jokes. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. that is no joke. it sound like a cruel joke. it's not. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin with the former vice president joe biden responding for the first time to allegations he made, a nevada politician uncomfortable when he kissed the back of her head. biden saying it was not his intention to act inappropriately, but lucy flores said the kiss left her feeling uneasy, gross and confused. >> very unexpectedly and out of nowhere, i feel, joe biden put his hands on my shoulders, get up close to me from behind, lean in, smell my hair and plant a slow kiss on the top of my head. and that in and of itself might not sound like it's a very serious thing. that in and of itself might sound like it was innocent and well intentioned but in the context of it as a person that had absolutely no relationship with him afterwards, as a candidate who was preparing to make my case for why i should be elect