he was still a roman, and in the old roman religion, the emperor was the chief priest. definitely took that approach to his faith rather than what we would now think of as more of a separation of powers. >> despite christianity's new political advantage, after centuries of being persecuted for not believing in the roman gods, christians are now killing each other in disputes over church doctrine. >> constantine needed a way to bind this empire together. he conquered it, but it was crumbling. >> he was angry, and he said look, these things we're quarrelling about are trivial. i stopped the persecutions, you should be grateful. so he called the council to unify the church. >> the council of nicea is the first time you bring all of the bishops together to have them start to talk to each other. >> council marks the first meeting of senior church leaders, the foundation of the pope's college of cardinals today. >> the bishops were commissioned to write what a christian should believe. >> constantine gets the bishop to agree on one statement of faith, still used to unify chri

he was still a roman, and in the old roman religion, the emperor was also the chief priest.antine definitely took that approach to his faith, rather than what we would now think of as more of a separation of powers. >> but despite christianity's new political advantage, after centuries of being purersecuted ov over -- >> constantine needed a way to bind this empire together. he concurred it, but it was crumbling. he was angry, and he said, look, these things you'retrivial. i stopped the persecutions, you should be grateful. so i call the council to -- >> this is the first time they bring all the bishops together to talk to each other. >> the council marks the first of the church's leaders. >> the bishops were commissioned to write what a christian should believe. >> constantine manages to get the bishops to agree on one singular mission of faith. the creed. >> it the creed says we believe in jesus christ as god almighty. and the counsel declares that the jesus is fully divine. >> constantine says if you sign it, you're a christian, you're one of us. if you don't, you're out

the romans will not have long to figure it out. one month into benedict ix's second papacy he complicates the matter even further. >> benedict then, in the way of impetuous young men, he decided he didn't want to be pope anymore. he had had enough. he wanted to get married. he handed the papacy over to his godfather, and he became pope gregory vi. then the really scandalous thing happened, benedict's lady love decided not to marry him after all, and he decided he wanted the papacy back. gregory vi said i'm the pope, and sylvester iii, who was still outside the village said, no, don't forget about me. now we have three popes, and no one to declare which one the most legitimate. >> benedict's, sylvester's and gregory's factions all fight in the streets of rome over who is the rightful heir to the papal throne. in the end, benedict's family wins again. >> benedict was pope three times in the end. >> after benedict's reign sends the church into a tail spin, the spiritual foundation of the papacy has become shattered. >> all of this bec

yet, even though they were living under a hostile roman romanment, including emperors who were killing christians, persecuting ,hristians, peter and paul say dear god, honor the king. peter and paul still say that the king is the minister to all, the minister of god, the revenger of all those who do evil. so the minister said obey all rulers, even the bad ones. respect rulers because god put them in authority for a reason. so what you call patriotism is really just ambition. it is selfishness. in disguise. and all patriotic revolts do is create more violence. what about the party -- the patriotic argument? what will patriots do with fear god and honor the king? what would tax that say the civil authority is the avengers of god in wrongdoing? what can you do with that? is there anything -- any way you can go with that? of course. let's see. jonathan mayhew, long before the revolution -- people like john text.cousins use this let's think about their argument . they say look again at the historical context. what they were really doing was making general statements about respecting authori

or begin seriously the fall apart in the roman world. the script toria places where people copied most scripts are shut down no one wants to buy new manuscripts no one has time to read. the schools break down. the market for books breaks that. libraries are padlocked and shop best selling author stephen green that is fascinated by the fact that even in the chaos of total decline there were still people who kept a cool head so there would be two impulses let's say but even to say two is to simplify one is knock it down. this is. tainted goods poisoned bread we need to destroy. but alternatively no no this is precious this is something we can use this is a gift that we can turn to our worship. within sight of cassiodorus his fish ponds a small church has been excavated. possibly the vivarium on a street charge. the cloverleaf apps dates back even further let me quote through. this small trefoil apps is probably older than the church itself. meant it's likely that it was that in failing the water sanctuary of a roman settlement which was pa

rico roman has been putting on a uniform to represent his country for more than 15 years. first on the battlefield. and now on the ice. an army staff sergeant in 2007, roman was on his third tour of duty in iraq when his vehicle hit an ied. >> when i looked down and seen my leg and seen what had happened, i knew i was out of the fight. >> reporter: out of that fight, maybe, but despite losing a leg, roman was soon ready for new challenges. >> the first time i seen a handcycle and i said, wow, look at this wik. it's got three wheels. i was like, i can ride that thing. here we go. here we go. >> reporter: as part of his rehab, he tried sled hockey. >> it was so much fun because i remember taking off my leg and having it in the locker room and, you know, we had all guys different -- missing different body parts and it didn't really matter. all that mattered was, like, you know, hey, when we get on that ice, you know, let's see what you got. >> reporter: in the rink, roman found what he felt he lost when he left the military. >> gave me that sense of brotherhood and comrade th

yet, even though they were living under a hostile roman government including roman emperors who were killing christians, persecuting christians, peter and paul say , you are thinking. peter and paul still say the king is the ministry to all. the minister of god. a revenger on those who do evil. the message some of these loyalist said was obey all rulers, even the bad ones. respect authority because god put them in authority for reason. patriotism isall really just ambition. it is selfishness. in disguise. the patriotic revolts do is create more violence. what about the patriotic party. what are patriots going to do texts like this. texts that say the civil authority of god. obey them as if you are obeying god. what can you do with that? anything you can do with that? let's see. concerning the unlimited submission. argue ande john adams use this text and many others. let's think about their argument. they say, look again at the historical context. peter and paul, what they were really doing is making general statements about respecting authority. meanssion did not unlimited submission

the celts came here followed by the romans the chances and also in terms. of cultural transfer. the rock is why it's fish and soft prone to erosion but proud and cheery visitors from far off. travel time in school and a regal building material. sublimely it forms the steep hill in the majestic castle which sits atop it hovering high above its surroundings seemingly inaccessible one of history's great fortresses specific out space cost. hundreds of thousands of blocks hewn from travel time joined together over three centuries on an area the size of a small town to create one of the biggest castle complexes in yours. early twelfth century the council consisted of just around forty five town. but over the next five hundred years it was constantly enlarged. today the ruins bear testimony to a variety of architectural styles romanesque and gothic renascence and be a rock. but the fortress never enjoyed soul supremacy over this region right from the start opposite insubordinate merely from a geographical point of view there existed another bastion that demanded respect and knowledge m

and the romans and the cardinals became increasingly alarmed.re by his success successor. it was said that he whispered through the hole and the pope saw where he prayed and he said he was the voice of god and told the pope to resign so he can be elected. >> simply living in retirement for the good of his health. the couple of years before pope benedict the xvi resigned, he took a trip. people did not know it at the time but that may have been a signal because a year and a half later, he too would resign. >> but despite the peace which celestine the v resigned. . the new pope must make sure that celestine is never heard from again. >> after celestine retires, he felt it was dangerous to ve two living popes. >> you cannot have another pope knocking about and threatening the other pope. immediately after celestine leave the vatican, he was attacked and locked down. >> he did not want to talk to anybody and he did not want to be able to communicate with his supporters so essentially putting him under house arrests in order to protect his own legiti

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we helped a lot of dogs but this time my dog needs this is roman.was talking about legend the dog in november trying to get that dog a home as part of project freedom ride but now his own dog bubba needs some help. >> we're moving to georgia this summer and we can't take him to georgia because he is as big as a car and he won't fit in the car. he has a number of health issues. going in a car is too much for them. he won't be medically cleared to fly on a commercial flight >> i know that people out there have their own plane that can fly my dog bubba to georgia. >> what they need is somebody that has a carter plane that's flying from washington to georgia because dad has new orders. >> bubba is 14. he has a lot going on medically. when he was 12 my husband got orders so we separated our family, roman, myself and our two daogs stayed in washington state. and now we have orders for georgia. >> they helped so many other do dogs. >> there has to be someone that knows someone. >> considering how much good they have done for other people or other dogs. it'

but when are we started digging we find a roman villa on our account we still. just have to accept all over on being a museum. and should it also it can only adapt to modern times in a limited way up at the level that we thought one of the vantage is of driving through romana vista is that it's easy to escape the stressful city traffic jam you culum hill offers a welcome even and the best views of the city. of joy not the fatigue after our day's work money we locals from rome like to come here and relax and on sundays we visit the many parks you can see from up here that was so packed there we see the lower lying dome you know like that's the dome of the pantheon which is about two thousand years old at c.d.c. on that last is the white church with the two towers that's true today monk which stands about the spanish steps. and then there's the village main achievement the view that made it she. is very center of rome is largely off limits to cars but not to the best but until we reach the pedestrian zones and then even we have to proceed on foot. here we find the

particularly, through the apostle paul in the book of romans and in first corinthians. writes, in your actions let your conscience be your guide as to what you should do. for a person's liberty should not be determined by another man's conscience. that is, another man's judgment as to what one is to believe or what is right or wrong. conscience, as in all of these issues, had a long history and applied in different situations in the christianityieval and right through the reformation. an fact, the first time that the term "conscience" and occurs of -- the reformation has is on the lips of a nun. her monastery was being shut down by the lutheran magistrate. she says, you talk about the freedom of the gospel and you will not allow us to follow our consciences. thatadison stands and tradition. although he is not citing that text. finally, he says the right to practice the religion of one's .onscience is an alienable that is, it precedes the biblical idea that human beings are created in the image of god and what that means is they are free. they are free by nature. freedom

welcome back to "early start." >> i'm romans romans.nts from president trump on trade suggesting how far he is willing to go with talks with american allies. a private fund-raiser with audio op obtained by "the washington post." >> he retold a story he told before with a new line. the president says u.s. has a trade deficit with canada and he did not know if that was the case. >> for the report, the u.s. has a trade surplus with canada. accusing the country of ripping off the u.s. for decades and poaching the american work force. >> trump said quote we lose money on trade and we lose money on the military. we have right now 32,000 soldiers on the border with north and south korea. let's see what happens. for more on that story, let's bring in david mckenzie live in seoul. david, is that not the fear if the president walks in with kim jong un and negotiates away our presence on the korean peninsula? >> reporter: i don't know if that is the specific fear, dave, but it certainly is a fear that president trump might get into the meeting and

in gentle technology romans good to have you on the show i want to get your reaction to this apology that we heard from mark zuckerberg yesterday was there anything they're missing. the explanation that everything that he is trying known to go round is his business model i mean what you think this company is making money off it's making money off our data and it's not free i mean it says when you go online and it says it is free and it will be free in the future but you actually paying with your doctor with. everybody is delivering data to facebook and it is the business model of the d.n.a. of this company to sell this started to advertising clients and here is the problem the problem is that you can micro target individuals with excellent effort but you can misuse that manipulation for a good taishan and to deed stable is countries and states and it is indeed a very big problem for democracy and if this is obviously not just a facebook business model i mean this is the business model for all of social media so what what is the alternative now is moving forward is this business model

romans and i are done in the brackets. another 2 seed knocked down.blowing a 22-point second half lead. they lose to nevada 75-73. the celebration is on. and michigan state. they, too, head home after a 55-53 upset loss to syracuse. spartans failing to survive the first weekend for the third straight year. president obama's pick michigan state is done. the most mind boggling ncaa tournament we have ever seen. >> loyola in the sweet 16. >> sr. jean is dancing on. >>> breaking news overnight. austin police with a dire warning for residents as they link another explosion to recent bombings. >>> and a message by president trump after the twitter attack by robert mueller. let's the special counsel do his job. >> once he goes after mueller, people see that was a massive red line. i wanted to get new blinds, and i was talking with my mom about what kind i should get, and she mentioned i should visit blinds dot com. great quality for an incredible price, that's where i got my blinds. (vo) with blinds dot com, you get a free online design consultation, free sa

. >> i'm christine romans. wednesday, march 7th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. why would anyone think there's chaos in the white house? just hours after president trump tweeted this claim, "there is no chaos, only great energy," word of another crucial departure. top economic adviser gary cohn will resign in coming weeks following a fierce disagreement with this president over his decision to impose import tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> he stayed after the president defended white supremacists in charlottesville, but tariffs were the final straw. republican congressmen say the absence will mean "more instability in the white house." >> the announcement cohn is leaving came after an afternoon news conference where he failed to fill a seat with his name on it. the empty chair. and the president presumably knowing his topc knowing he was resigning, he said this -- >> many, many people want every single job. you know, i read, gee, maybe people don't want to work for trump -- believe me, everybody wants to work in the white house. they all want a piece of that ova

. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in new york. white house officials depending the tar -- defending the tariffs the president announced. he gave no further details, but last week's surprise announcement caused an immediate outcry from u.s. businesses, trade partners and fellow republicans. one fear it risks jobs in industries that rely on steel and aluminum. if you drink beer or buy a car, prices could go up. white house officials were on a pr offensive. promising it would not hurt the broader economy. stating no countries will be exempex exem exempt. here is peter navarro. >> an exemption prior for -- exemption procedure for particular cases where we need to have exemptions so business can move forward, but at this point in time, there will be no country exclusion. >> that is a surprise to countries and others. that is peter navarro. navarro was backed up by commerce secretary wilbur ross. he says no exceptions. >> as far as i know he is talking about a fairly broad brush. >> theresa may had deep concerns over the tariffs. expert

. >> i'm christine romans. let's begin with the trade story. president trump slapping tariffs on steel and aluminum. impose tariffs on 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum to help the struggling industries. >> it comes to a time when our country cannot make aluminum and steel and somebody said it before and i will tell you you almost don't have much of a country. >> trump gave no further details. he said the policy hasn't been written yet. while this decision makes good on the campaign promise to get tough on trade, it was made against the wishes of the top advisers and could bring negative consequences. tariffs are bad for the u.s. economy. "the wall street journal" slamming this as the biggest policy blunder. it will punish american workers and invite retaliation. dividing the coalition at help and undermine the tax and regulatory reforms. if you drive a car or fly in a plane or drink beer, prices could go up. anything with steel or aluminum could be higher costs to you. this will cost about 20,000 jobs. it is not clear if the tariffs will exempt

. >> i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, march 28th, 4:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with an image that seemed unimaginable a few months ago. north korean leader kim jong-un standing side by side with chinese president xi jinping. the two shaking hands during kim's surprise visit to beijing. his first trip abroad since taking power in 2011. kim calling for a new era in bilateral relations, even inviting president xi to president pyongyang, an offer xi accepted. >> kim made the trip because he felt compelled to personally share details of the changing diplomatic landscape on the korean peninsula. this marks the north korean leader's emergence as a player on the world stage. it's important to note xi and kim are expected to lead their respective countries for life, added lended significance to their talks ahead of -- lending significance to their talks ahead of a meeting with president trump. we have more from ivan watson in seoul. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yeah, what a diplomatic bombshell. kim jong-un has been the leader of his country fo

watch this. >> roman polanski.cheers and applause] >> sean: a standing ovation for a pedophile, child rapist. he was awarded for an oscar for best director. but hollywood's support for him didn't stop without award and that storing round of applause you heard, and 2009 after he was arrested in switzerland and connection to his rape case, over 100 celebrities assigned a contract to get him released. this is about as laughable and flawed as emma watson's grammatically incorrect times up to two and predictably come by the way, the next blatant double standard from last night's show involves the topic of gun control and of course, cheap shots at the nra. let's take a look. >> an oscar night, this is the dream we tell. a land where dreamers live and freedom dwells. immigrants get the benefit. we put up monuments for the feminists, tell the nra are in god's way into the people of parkland. >> sean: let's not forget that all these overpaid actors and actresses are pushing increased government restrictions on your right to

i'm christine romans. 31 minutes past the hour.is morning, a few hundred votes separate the candidates in a closely watched pennsylvania special election. the congressional race between democrat conor lamb and republican rick saccone viewed as a strong indicator how things are shaping up for the midterm elections. at this moment, lamb holds a very slight lead over saccone to represent pennsylvania's 18th district south of pittsburgh. >> absentee and provisional ballots still being counted, but it would be a steep climb for saccone to overtake lamb. today saccone's campaign team will meet with lawyers to assess their options. he told supporters late last night he's still in the game. >> you know we're still fighting the fight. it's not over yet. we're going to fight all the way to the end. [ applause ] you know i never give up. you know my first race went into the night, and we won that. and my second race was the same way. we're kind of used to this now, right? so -- that's it. we're not giving up. >> overnight, lamb claimed victor

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. 5:32 eastern time.dent who values loyalty above all us and now without his most loyal aide. white house communications director hope hicks said to depart in the coming weeks. the decision comes a day after hicks admitted she told what she called white lies to protect the president. >> the white house officials say there is quote nothing necessfas about hicks leaving. she is a great person whom he will miss. the president berated hicks after her testimony on tuesday. a tearful hicks announced her departure to the communications team. saying now is the right time to go. >> one of the close confidants says hicks said the last few weeks was really, really hard. >>> and the jared kushner businesses with meetings at the white house with lenders. the loans including one for $184 million from apollo global management after the company founder went to the white house to discuss infrastructure. >> another loan from citigroup for $325 million. kushner stepped down as ceo of the kushner companies when he started at

i'm christine romans. this is "early start." >> i'm briggs blidave briggs. >> last night, the administration put forward the proposal of rigorous firearms training. that is a way to prevent gun hi violence in schools. not among them are tworesident lawmakers last month. >> in addition to background checks, we will go strong into age of purchase. >> the white house's plan does not expand background checks and does not raise the minimum age of purchase. the plan calls for a new commission just a day after the president says all the commissions do is talk. let's turn to boris sanchez at the white house. >> reporter: it is a multipronged effort the white house is including in the proposal to stop school shootings. first, the white house is pushing for the creation of a task force headed by education secretary betsy devos to review the school violence and recommend policy solutions to limit school violence. the white house is going to push congress to pass two bills. the fix nix bill to incentivize local munici

. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, march 13th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. in a move stunning by current standards. republicans on the house intelligence community broke over the question of russian interference in the election. concluding the kremlin was not trying to help donald trump win. announcing they are shutting down the year-long investigation despite not interviewing some key witnesses. >> we looked at 73 witnesses and 100,000 documents to find out what there may be. we have seen meetings that were inappropriate or ill advised to have taken. we hahave seen coincidences of people bumping into each other. the reported preference for trump is not supported. >> president trump praising the committee for finding no evidence of collusion with the 2016 campaign. tom rooney of florida offered harsh words for the panel. >> we have gone off the rails and basically a political forum for people to leak information to drive the day's news. as you alluded to, we lost all credibility. >> the republicans move ak se accelerating the disintegration. >> i think it re

christine romans watching it for us. >> oh, no, john. stick to your day job, please. the stock market looks like it's in trouble. maybe 200, 300 points of the dow jones industrial average. that's because gary cohn is leaving and he was seen as a realist, someone who believed in free trade and was helping the people understand better how a global free trade system works. he's out of disagreements over the tariffs. wall street is concerned the president will be fully america first on the trade front and that will hurt investors. opening bell right after the break. business up to speed, doing more with systems you have in place. it can bring all your apps to life and run them within your data center. it is... the new ibm cloud private. the cloud that's designed for your data. ai ready. secure to the core. the ibm cloud is the cloud for smarter business. secure to the core. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. you wo

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. 31 minutes past the hour.at facebook intensifying after it failed to protect user data. ceo mark zuckerberg missing in action. it has been days since the news broke that the firm tied to the trump campaign, cambridge analytica, accessed data to 50 million users. so far zuckerberg has been silent and the story has cost him about $5 billion off his personal net worth so far. facebook shares fell 7% shaving $37 billion off the market value sparking the s&p 500 and nasdaq's worst day since february. it faces tough questions on how it protects users data. >> "the washington post" says thousands siphoned data every day. games from farmville to dating app tindr. and the data was for academic use is what cambridge analytica said. >> this latest crisis is a new threat to facebook's reputation. already tarnished for allowing russia to in thmanipulate the platform through the election. and the whistleblower talked to don lemon. >> i'm concerned we made russia aware of the programs we were working on and that may have spa

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 30 minutes past the hour. the big story today, trump tariffs. slapping tariffs on foreign steel and alum upper marlbor al. 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum to help those struggling american industries. >> when it comes to a time when our country can't make aluminum and steel and somebody said it before and i will tell you, you almost don't have much of a country. >> trump gave no further details. in fact, he said the policy is still being written. while this decision makes good on the campaign promise to get tough on trade, it was against the wishes of his top advisers. it is against the orthodoxy of the free trade republican establishment and all of our trading partners don't like it. it could bring a host of negative consequences. "the wall street journal" editorial board said this is the biggest policy blunder and harm u.s. ex-pourports and anger all abro abroad. if you drive a car, if you fly in an airplane or drink beer, prices could go up. anything with steel or aluminum could force companies to raise pr

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "the bachelor" finale had more breaking news than we had today. one time trump campaign adviser sam nunberg has three days to decide to stick to his board and co -- word and comply with the grand jury investigation. it is of interest because of the cable news circus, but claims he made could have a real impact on robert mueller's russia probe. he is supposed to appear friday in a series of interviews. nunberg said no way. >> they want me over. they want me over at the grand jury. screw that. to go? why? for what? >> this week's whirlwind started with a grand jury subpoena over documents related to the campaign. he spent five hours being questioned by the special counsel's team. >> you are willing to go to jail for this? sam? >> i'm not cooperating. arrest me. >> you are not cooperating. arrest you? >> yes. i'm not cooperating. you are more than happy to arrest me. you know what? at this instant, i'm not a fan of donald trump, jake. >> you had a big falling out. >> when they start aski

. >> i'm christine romans. so much going on. adult film actress stormy daniels offering details saying she was threatened to keep quiet about the 2006 encounter with donald trump. in a highly anticipated interview with anderson cooper, she said she was intimidated in 2011 after trying to sell the story to "in touch" magazine for $15,000. >> i was in the parking lot going to a fitness class with my infant daughter. i was taking the seats facing backwards in the backseat, diaper bag, getting all the stuff out. a guy walked up on me and said to me leave trump alone and forget the story. he laeeaned over to my daughter. >> you took it as a threat? >> yes. absolutely. i remember going into the workout class. my hands were shaking so much i was afraid i was going to drop her. >> godid you see the person aga? >> no, but i would if i saw him today. all these years later. if he walked in the door right now, i would know. >> did you go to the police? >> no. >> why? >> because i was scared. >> two former "in touch" employees the magazine b

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. let's start with president trump. he will have the first chance to publicly answer questions about stormy daniels. he will face cameras before the 11:30 cabinet meeting. whether he speaks or does not speak is another matter. the growing controversy of the hush payment to the adult film star days before the 2016 election. stormy daniels' attorney says the personal lawyer michael cohen received a restraining order against her and putting up the pressure for stormy to stay silent. >> the threats continued until a few hours ago when lawrence rosen who now purports to represent mr. cohen and the entity sent e-mail correspondence to me threatening if miss daniels continues to talk, she will be subjected to additional damages. >> the white house doing its best to downplay the story. press secretary sarah sanders saying quote the arbitration was won in the president's favor to which the lawyer said yeah, he also won the popular vote. a copy of the restraining order clearly states it is an interim order and can be modified. fo

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