>> i don't think anybody thinks he, including pileate that jesus represented a major threat to romane. >> well, then why was he crucified? >> because of the disruption, potential for disruption he presented that passover. but he's in jerusalem, that's not roman rule. >> well, if it's a small uprising, if it's a small dislocation that he creates he would not have been crucified. crucifix was reserved -- correct me if i'm wrong -- >> yes. >> you're much more up to date on this than i am, the crucifix was reserved for public displays in order to gain social control exactly true. >> but there was no disruption according to your current thinking, is that correct, of any magnitude? >> well, i think there was a potential for public disruption but i also think that pileate new perfectly well even though he crucified jesus that jesus was not a revolutionary figure and that's because of the other fact. and we have so few real fact. the other fact that we have historically is that even though jesus was executed as if he were an insurrectionist none of his followers were. >> right, which is anot

church which is a relatively new phenomenon for roman catholics. these are married men who have the ability to preach and to have baptisms and to hear confessions note not that. >>> i would like to say that is a saying, not along among the deacons that we hear a lot of confessions but we cannot care absolute of solution. >>> week ended the first segment by talking a little about the history. reinstated in the 1960's as an order but it has a very long history started very early in the church. >>> shrek back to the beginnings of the church and the apostles were doing their work they realize there was more work than they could address. they needed to spread the word but it also did to deal with the poorer said they selected the beginnings the some of the seven deacon's stephen been the most prominent to serve the needy and the port and orphanages and the windows that's how it got started. stephen was met with an early death he was a murder stoned led by eventually st. paul. >>> in the quarter of the early church there the apostles and deacons and then

roman joining us out of singapore. are you seeing bright spots anywhere, roman? i'm constantly struggle, trying to balance up the negativity that we're feeling in the markets and the negativity we're seeing in southeast economic data. are things getting worse across the board are or we seeing spots where you think it might be a turn around that's beginning to -- the start, the beginning? >> well, i'm actually in the positive camp given how gloomy everything is. let's be very clear. this is a european recession. caused by european issues and european mixture of bad politics and bad economics. so the question for us here in asia and for the emerging developing markets is can asia still grow with the european engine off and is the u.s. recovery which is far more important to us in asia and the rest of the developed markets still on and i believe the answer to both of those are yes. it's not as good. the quality in growth rates will be low. i still think the u.s. is capable of doing a couple percent this year. asia is still growing. earnings of multinationals is stil

i'm christine romans. what if i told you there's no one riding in on a white horse to save you on election day. our problems are global, structural and decades in the making. that presents a tremendous challenge for president obama. 59% say finance will be an important factor in the elections. president obama didn't break this economy but he hasn't fixed it fully either. there can be no doubt, the recovery is ailing here. this is what the economy looks like since the president took office three and a half years ago. this is economic growth. gdp growth below 2% here. that means our economy is not growing fast enough. it's growing but not fast enough. your most important asset, your home, despite government efforts to prop up housing markets, home prices have fallen in the last three and a half years. and jobs, 20 consecutive months of jobs gains. it's these last five months right here, this slowdown in jobs growth right here, that could cost the president his job. that's at least what the republicans are ho

shape-shift. ...into a roman, and then when all the other romans were asleep, he could go along and kill them so they would stop searching for him. yes, well, i doubt he would do that. he wasn't a power ranger or anything like that. can i ask you another one? i-is this is the last question? no. okay. ben: when jesus... so, who'd like some wine? wine? oh, this is daft. there must've been a mix-up. i'll just swap this one over. i-i don't think it's fair to disrupt the seating plan. i'm sure they won't mind. anyway, it'll be nice if we're all together, won't it? ...yes. be lovely. would jesus forgive somebody if they flew up to heaven in a big rocket, and as soon as he goes to heaven, he punches jesus in the face, and he beats jesus up? would jesus say, "ooh, i forgive you," or would he fight back, pssht! and knock that man out of heaven. i just can't see a situation where somebody would get into heaven and-and-and punch, uh, jesus. ben: and also... the message in the bible is that we should forgive, and it was important that jesus died for us. he died to save us all. that's a bit selfish o

rum, prohibition, romanism, the roman catholic church and rebellionism, the south.hat phrase that was carried by "the telegraph" and all over the country and it's the one phrase that apparently contributed to blaine's loss. >> and isn't the problem that blaine didn't denounce it. so people believed that was -- many people thought he said it is what i understood. and it's that he really didn't denounce it. >> it affected the new york catholic vote in the end? ó >> absolutely. ó >> right. >> was there a -- an anti-catholic move in the country in some sectors? >> certainly, even still. there has been since the 1840s, since the irish were first immigrating in such large numbers and some would say the anti-ish sentiment continued further back. and the prohibitionist. and the temperance movement rubbing up against that as well. >> second phrase, you alluded to this, and grove cleveland saw this. ma, ma, where is my pa? he has gone to the white house, ha, ha, ha. what was that about? >> that was about this accusation that cleveland had a child out of wedlock somewhere, and

it's christine romans. >>> let me start with tropical storm debbie.st of florida, drenching the state with record setting rain, spawning a deadly tornado. plils say one woman was killed and a child hospitalized. the storm already deadly even though it's not expected to make landfall for another two or three days. >>> half of the u.s. firefighting force is in colorado battling triple digit temperatures and bone dry conditions as wildfires force more than 11,000 people from their homes. everyone in the city of manitou springs has been ordered to get out ahead of the flames. >>> a 14-year-old boy in arizona who was babysitting his younger siblings shoots and kills -- nearly kills an intruder. police in phoenix say the boy said he got scared when a woman began knocking on the door. he took the younger children upstairs with him and retrieved a handgun. he shot and wounded a man who broke into the house and pointed a rifle at them. >> probably done the same thing. it's unfortunate, and he's 14. >> the suspect is expected to survive his injuries. police are

empire was not wholly, roman, or empire. there were a lot of colorful uniforms and helmets and swords. nobody took any notice. the empire was a gaggle of principalities and nation states. nowadays catholic europe could be mentioned in geography class's ask catholic europe. but it has not ben the political domain of powerful bishops and pope's for over a century. even the empire never recovered. when churchill said i have not become the team's first minister and it was over the liquidation that was well under way. in america there are believe systems that long ago lost their clout to. take the machine those that believe in the legendary power and of the orben machine but yet they lost their grip on cities long ago. tammany hall. so is the passing of liberalism. in my lifetime i have seen liberalism to solve from the at all-powerful with the government, bureaucracy, edu cational establishment and then corporate world was a feeble thing with alternative influences challenging practically every department. today's liberals bars

thomas roman has more. we begin with ama dates and the freeway closure. >> reporter: carolyn, i am actually on the hill theks to where the fire -- next to where the fire burned. we are over 580. we got off at edwards and then came up the hill because it is a great vantage point to where the road will be closed down. again this is supposed to happen right about 11:00. so any moment now. it was supposed to happen, and pg&e need extra time to get the equipment out to get the lines strung. i spoke to them about what exactly they would be toking, and i spoke to chp about the delay in the closure. >> initially we were looking at a closure shortly after the evening commute. but you still have traffic there. so the further it is pushed out, obviously less traffic will be affected. >> work is expected to take anywhere from half an hour to an hour. and what is going to be happening is our folks will actually be walking across the freeway with -- dash to the energized line, and they will cinch it up and put it back in

thomas roman has more. we begin with ama dates and the freeway closure. >> reporter: carolyn, i am actually on the hill theks to where the fire -- next to where the fire burned. we are over 580. we got off at edwards and then came up the hill because it is a great vantage point to where the road will be closed down. again this is supposed to happen right about 11:00. so any moment now. it was supposed to happen, and pg&e need extra time to get the equipment out to get the lines strung. i spoke to them about what exactly they would be toking, and i spoke to chp about the delay in the closure. >> initially we were looking at a closure shortly after the evening commute. but you still have traffic there. so the further it is pushed out, obviously less traffic will be affected. >> work is expected to take anywhere from half an hour to an hour. and what is going to be happening is our folks will actually be walking across the freeway with -- dash to the energized line, and they will cinch it up and put it back in

christine romans has been looking into it and breaking it down for us. >> it's bad.storm and raise you a cliff. there are two big forces at play, massive tax hikes, massive spending cuts. the bush tax credits, alternative tax fix expires. if nothing changes, your taxes go up. at the same time, medicare doctor pay goes down. at the same time, federal spending is going to be slashed. if current law stays in place, trillion dollars is cut over the next nine years. half in defense and half from nondefense spending. the bipartisan policy center says that those cuts mean a loss of about one million jobs over two years. a million jobs over two years. not just government jobs but job in the private sector as well. many from contractors working with the government. it will almost certainly cause a recession. the cbo says congress drives up off that fiscal cliff, gdp will shrink at 1.3%. we're 1.9% the first quarter. the economy is growing now. they're talking about early next year seeing the economy shrink again. this is important. it's very rare for the cbo, uncharacteristic

. >>> and in about 15 minutes, our christine romans is going to have more. and then you'll want to make sure you tune in to cnn at 8:30 because the official report will be released. we'll have it live right after we hear from the vice chair of the house financial services committee. that's on "starting point" with soledad o'brien. >>> and right now, new mexico is battling the largest wildfire in state history. take a look at that. it is getting even larger. nearly 200,000 acres are now destroyed. the fire is only 5% contained. the massive fire started in the national forest two weeks ago, but it's spread in all directions. rugged terrain is making it difficult to put out the fire that has consumed a dozen homes so far. >>> an update on that breaking news story that we brought you yesterday morning, a harrowing ordeal for two american tourists who were kidnapped in egypt at gunpoint and later released. the americans are brandon kurtz, both from houston, and they told the affiliate kprc how they were forced from their car in the region and held for 24 hours. >

first of all is the phrase, rum, romanism, and rebellion. said it, where did it come from, why it was so important in the campaign? >> a minister named bershard and a week before the election, he gave a talk that blaine was party to, in which he denounceed the democratic party of the party of rum, romanism, and rebellionism. rum, prohibition, romanism, the catholic church, and rebellionism, the south. it's one of the phrases that apparently contributed to blaine's loss. >> and isn't the problem that blaine didn't denounce it. so people believed that was -- many people thought he said it is what i understood. and it's that he really didn't denounce it. >> it affected the new york catholic vote in the end? >> absolutely. >> that's right. >> was there a -- an anticatholic move in the country in some sectors? >> certainly. even still. there has been since the 1840s, since the irish were first immigrating. and some will say it went farther back. and the temperance movement rubbing up against that as well. >> second phrase, you alluded to this, an

christine romans has it. >> good morning, you two. get your medicine and your health care coverage could all change this morning. at 10:00 eastern the supreme court will rule whether president obama's health care bill is constitutional. the key issue, the individual mandate which would require nearly all-americans to buy some form of health insurance beginning in the year 2014. if they don't, they face fines and penalties. >>> an update on that zombie-like cannibal attack in miami. according to a new report just released by the county medical examiner, the suspect was not high on bath salts, was not high on bath salts as police had first suspected. rudy eugene was killed by a police officer after his 18-minute gruesome, unrelenting attack. the report says marijuana was found in his system, but no traces of other drugs. no alcohol was present. >>> it looked like smooth sailing for a bipartisan senate measure providing flood insurance for millions of americans. pretty cut and dry. but abortion stopped the bill in its tracks. ran paul ca

always imagined christine romans is. but that's who inspired the character. >> anything unflattering -- >> look at you. olivia munn is playing you. >> loosely based on. >> we have a clip of her playing the character. >> i get that i don't necessarily look like it, but i'm an economist. >> here to explain what i just said how did that happen? >> do you have any human knowledge? >> i'm told i do not. >> let mer hang out with you. clooney based his character on me, which we spent a lot of time together. >> no, it was aaron sorbing deciding he wanted a character, imagining what that character wod be like. >> congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >>> "the newsroom" premieres tomorrow night. >>> find us on facebook and twitter our handles -- back to "cnn saturday" for the latest headlines, have a great weekend. >>> the verdict is in. jerry sandusky guilty of sexually abusing ten boys. >> jerry rose, i saw some tears in his eyes. >>> this morning reaction to the verdict and new details about the jurors who convicted this on

christine romans is here now.f people when they hear this story, they think, that's kind of out of my league. jamie dimon and jp morgan chase and these massive trades, does it really have anything to do with me? >> look, this is about the stability of the banking system. the reputation of jamie dimon. this is about how much money jp morgan lost in a really bad, bad trade. you know, $2 billion. $4 billion. it might be a little bit more. we could find out today. we'll know for sure, we'll know for sure when the company reports earnings in mid-july. jamie dimon is going to be on the hot seat. this is probably the most important performance of his career, quite frankly. he's got to get up there and say we did a dumb thing. i expect him to be contrite. he has been so far. we did a dumb thing. we lost the money. this isn't something you have to legislate around. this isn't something congress has to get involved in. this is just a dumb trade that we made. taxpayer money was not at risk. people who bank at jp morgan chase

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here's christine romans with this morning's top stories. >>> president obama and mitt romney buttingn the buckeye state. later the president picked up $2 million at a fund-raiser at actress sara jessica parker's manhattan home while romney prepares to kick off his five-day, six-state every town counts bus tour. that starts today. >>> after visiting ohio, the president made his way to new york where he attended a briefing at one world trade center, 1,300 feet tall, this unfinished freedom tower is already the tallest skyscraper in new york. the president signed a steel beam that will be placed atop the structure once is reaches a height of 1,376 feet. >>> the parliament was declared invalid. their ruling mean's hosni mubarak's former prime minister is eligible for a presidential runoff election this weekend. >>> in oregon, that 65-foot long japanese dock that washed up off the coast a year after the tsunami is carrying troubling cargo. in all, seen tests say the dock was carrying two tons of living sea creatures and some species are not native to the u.s. coast and could devastate the

>> when the profit asks women, he says that islamic troops were conscripts of the romans. in the romans, only an elite .eople could wear the stascarf only the elite people, the royal family. they had a case and when islam concord, they did not want any case. so, they asked all the women, no matter you are elite, rich, poor, marked, whenever, y hijab. everyone is equal in islam. >> in the united states, some women will see -- some people will see women with just a hijab. and there is also a loose fitting garment. what is that called? >> [unintelligible] >> burka is something else, is it not? >> yes. it is an arabic thing. we have to differentiate between islam and of the culture of the countries. these are two different things. >> ah. >> in indonesia, we do not have to wear hijab. it is a personal choice. in other parts, even in jordan -- the queen of jordan does not aware hijab, and that is an islamic country. >> a lot of times it is a personal choice? >> it is a personal choice, usually faced by a culture. sometimes you feel safe if you are wearing a cover. in my country,

other headlines from christine romans.just one day before we learn who is actually going to be running that country. we'll have that story in just a minute. first, president obama is back in the u.s. after making his case to stop the ripple effect of the economic crisis. he encouraged eu leaders to make short-term economic fixes and leaders will have their own summit next week. he explained whi troubles in europe mean trouble for the u.s. >> europe as a whole is our largest trading partner. if fewer folks are buying

here is christine romans with the top stories. >>> good morning.reaking news overnight as defense secretary leon panetta arrived in afghanistan. he stopped to get a real time update from the top commander on how prepared troops are to confront the taliban after recent more organized bouts of violence leaving dozens of civilians killed yesterday. >>> a series of bombings has folks in glendale and phoenix on edge. they are made out of large yellow flashlights. they seem to be randomly placed and don't target any specific group. five people have been hurt, minor injuries. police have very few leads. they're asking anyone with information to call 1-888-atf-bomb. >>> in a landmark court decision, a massachusetts team convicted of homicide for texting while driving. 18-year-old aaron did he voe will spend one year in prison and license suspended for 15 years. prosecutors say he was texting when he crashed head-on into another car killing the driver and seriously injuring a passenger. he denied he was texting before the crash. he says he was tired and got

christine romans is doing that for us. >> still following tropical storm debby and she's a rainmakerting off florida's gulf coast. it's already drenched the state and another foot of rain is expected over the next few days. the storm has also spawned tornadoes. the governor has declared a statewide emergency. >>> rescuers forced to suspend work at a roof collapse. officials say there's a high probability the interior of the shopping mall could come down. this comes hours after workers heard what they believe to be sounds of breathing in the rubble. at least one person is feared dead in the collapse. >>> a horrifying story out of texas this morning. police in waco say 22-year-old michael daniel was high on the drug k2 when he began beating, choking, and biting the family dog. officers found daniel sitting on the front porch with the dead dog in his lap and a piece of flesh and fur all over him. >>> ten postal workers are on a hunger strike outside the capitol. they are protesting massive cuts at the postal service that will eliminate 28,000 jobs. the workers say that eliminating the c

the passage in romans is a letter from paul.al sex. >> and was greater emphasis put on homo sexuality than adult adultering? >> that was what i was trying to say. sexuality is important in the bible. so all of the genealogy. so the bible is obsessed with sex, who's having it with whom, and that's why there is this very strict language about homosexuality. but it's really only in a few scamp places. >> appreciate it. interesting. thanks very much. let us know what you think on twitter. >>> george zimmerman is back behind bars. how long though? that's the question. we'll be right back. i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me cancer was as scary as a fastball is to some of these kids. but my coach had hit that pitch before. turning data into useful answers. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. there it is ! there i

i was reviewing one of my favorite books on the roman republic. how did this village on the tiber grow to be the absolute leader of the known world in a few hundred years? it expanded its territory by plunder, by what ever. details. it was not pretty. [laughter] it added people, it kept getting bigger and incorporated the people and to roman citizenship. it became very consolidated, expanding group of energetic people. and they'll work. they were not just a bunch of talkers, they were doing. -- there were doers. -- they were doers. we have to consolidate on this. we have to find the common path that will enable us to make the investments and undergo the sacrifice that is required because it is not all ice cream and cake here. you have to curtail consumption. whether it is a business or household. in terms of -- the free sector. it is still the same game. looking out for the future, saving for tomorrow and investing that savings and. that is what we have to do. i think it is a tough order of this matter of innovation is part of it. but also getting

the passage in romans is a letter from paul.e jesus talks about homosexual sex. >> and was greater emphasis put on homo sexuality than adultering? >> that was what i was trying to say. sexuality is important in the bible. the first thing god says to humans is being fruitful and multiply. if you think about circ couple six, that is god inserting himself. so all of the genealogy. so the bible is obsessed with sex, who's having it with whom, and that's why there is this very strict language about homosexuality. but it's really only in a few scamp places. >> appreciate it. interesting. thanks very much. let us know what you think on twitter. >>> george zimmerman is back behind bars. how long though? that's the question. we'll be right back. in here, het in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male anno

i was reviewing one of my favorite books on the roman republic. how did this village on the tiber grow to be the absolute leader of the known world in a few hundred years? it expanded its territory by plunder, by what ever. details. it was not pretty. [laughter] it added people, it kept getting bigger and incorporated the people and to roman citizenship. it became very consolidated, expanding group of energetic people.

christine romans is coming back with much more on this.n, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. er is different but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and focus on the things that matter to you. i tell mike what i can spend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> we are minding your bees wax this morning. i don't know why i said that. minding your business but my kids say minding your bees wax. concerns about europe, creeping in, what do you know? >> i say they never crept out. the markets closed higher across the board yes

christine romans is monitoring markets.s we started, we said, ah, good news here. >> features have turned lower. and i saw this described as a stay of execution for greece. others have called it the status quo. what is the status quo? relying on other monies from other countries to stay afloat, to basically not go broke and it still has an awful lot of work to do here. but voters decided to stay in the euro. and they're up for more money, believe it or not, in the middle of july so this new government however it gets formed will have to make sure it gets more money. the greece vote means it says in the euro. you won't need this dragma right now, but you'll still be using the euro here. but that would have, could have crushed the stock market. i want you to look into possible repercussions. again, status quo is maintain nourd. but these are what people feared. people feared a credit release in euro. people feared that the stocks could plunge. and it went back to that drogma which i just gave you. i want to tell you about the

here is christine romans. >> someone in the news lately. with him at bain capital, ed conner, the former managing director of bain capital. >> i was ten years old, my dad told me you should always be in the back of the line when they're handing out the rewards and the front of the line when they're handing out the work. that stuck with me for 45 years. >> front of the line when they're handing out work and back of the line when they're handing out rewards. it is a theme in this 1% versus 99%, people in the 1%, i'm assuming, mr. conard is, people in the 1% have been saying this is all about working hard, working hard, making money, don't let the government, you know, tax you too much, work and create jobs and create. it is interesting philosophy, i think, considering the debate happening around bain capital, private equity and the 1%. >> that's an amazing piece of advice. i remember growing up, we all heard stories about our parents working five miles to school, uphill on the way there, uphill on the way back. >> do they really do that? >> i

let's get you to date with christine romans. >> good morning.trial. expecting to hear graphic details of three of his accusers. half of the victims have already testified and the case could rest tomorrow. >>> heavy metal metallica is helping the fbi as they search for a killer. >> back in 2010, our band offered $50,000 to help catch the person responsible for murdering morgan herrington. >> the singer issued a public service announcement for the search for the suspect wanted after an october 2009 metallica concert in virginia and her remains found in a hay field 10 miles from the venue. >>> he hasn't taken a snap yet but tim tebow taking a formal shot from analyst tedy bruschi. tebow should know his place as the jets' backup qb and seriously lower his profile. >> knowing this is mark sanchez' team, he is the quarterback of the team. tim tebow is the backup quarterback, stop talking to the media so much. okay? you need to disappear, okay, tim tebow. you're not the starting quarterback, mark sanchez' team. i want my voice to come from my head coac

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i'm christine romans with quick headlines.n a newly released 911 call, rodney king's fiancee sounds distraught and desperate when she discovered king's body at the bottom of his pool. >> how old is he? >> rodney king, the guy that got beat by the police. >> how old is he? >> he's 47 years old. he's not moving. ee at the bottom of the swimming pool. i don't know. >> is he out now? >> yes, i was sleeping for an hour or something then i look over and went to find him. >> she told the dispatcher she tried to revive king by throwing a shovel in the water and couldn't pull him out herself because she didn't know how to swim. >>> a patdown at southwest airport turned to allegations of battery. that's former tsa worker carol price being patted down for two minutes last april by a co-worker. she was upset how it was done, she went to a supervisor to complain and appears to grope her to show her displeasure. she is also facing resisting arrest. >>> secretary yat, a winner again, winning time has been changed to a stakes record 1:53. his

he is the planning commissioner and plans the roman read spinal cord injury program. it would use a $1 penalty from traffic tickets to help pay for research. >>> every dollar that we give out, $4 comes back in. this create hope. >> the foundation has received 80 million-dollar since 2000 but state funding was cut this quarter due to budget problems. they'll now move on to the senate. i just took a peek at bill martin's iso therm map and it's all red. i any that means it's going to heat up. >> yes, things will heat up. we are back into a very hot forecast. the fog cleared from the coast. take a look at live tracker storm 2 and you are looking at the fog that got pushed south. we have gail warnings offshore and that chews up the fog. the winds will back off tonight and that fog will fill back in along the coast. tomorrow will be like today these are the highs for today and similar highs tomorrow except 91 in antioch in the upper 80s. most will be in the mid-80s. rest of us in the mid-70s along the coast, going to be chilly in the morning and sub clearing in the afternoo