and a lot of it is good stone.ly bad stone and actually very bad stone, which is really very soft indeed. and over time, if you touch it, it actually crumbles. >> simon warrack: and this is one of the most sacred parts of lalibela. >> pelley: we saw the good and the bad in the chamber where king lalibela is laid to rest. this is one of the best- preserved sculptures i've seen at lalibela. >> warrack: yes. this is particularly beautiful. and they're also painted. >> pelley: simon warrack is a master stone mason also with the world monuments fund- a u.s.- based charity that preserves some of humankind's great achievements. warrack has repaired european cathedrals and roman antiquities. but lalibela is more complicated because of the sincere belief that angels worked this stone. simon, you can't actually cut this stone in order to fit a new piece in, because the stone you would be cutting is sacred. >> warrack: yeah, this was one of the first big issues that i came across. if we ever had to drill a hole to strengthen

simon, you can't actually cut this stone in order to fit a new piece in, because the stone you wouldck: yeah, this was one of the first big issues that i came across. if we ever had to drill a hole to strengthen it, to put in a pin, we had to discuss it with the priests. they collected the dust. there was a whole procedure around touching the fabric of the church. >> pelley: the priests collected the dust? >> warrack: yes, yes. >> pelley: that was the issue when warrack was asked to resurrect the cross in this window without disturbing the fragment that remained. so, this cross wasn't here. >> warrack: this was completely gone, yes. it was a very thin piece of stone remaining. so i hollowed out the back of the cross shape that we were inserting, so that it was fitting over the original stone, a bit like a, like a dentist. and so we were able to conserve this tiny bit of stone, which is, in stone masonry terms, it's crazy. but you have to do that in this kind of situation. >> pelley: there have been other crazy conservation ideas. a dozen years ago, five umbrellas were built to keep t

were stumbling stone says a project launched back in the 1990 s. the latest stone has just been laid in the town of mending and and like the others before it it reminds us of the individual stories the people who lost their lives. house number 11 was home to the jewish married couple the rosenbaum's until it was seized by the nazis in 1038. fled with their husband to live in exile he later committed suicide the family's fate was long forgotten now to stop a diner or stumbling stones have been laid in their memory the latest installation brings the number of shoppers steiner to $75000.00 the project's founder going to demick laid the stones himself each marker is crafted by hand they are now found in $26.00 countries visible reminders of the crimes of the nazi regime the family faith and everything else that took place it never stops being shocking things that happened which are just unbelievable. but the project is not without controversy in munich the city council chose a different type of memorial in response to criticism. the friend. here mentio

and remembering victims of the holocaust one stumbling stone at its heart we take a look at a german artist memorial project known as the shelter shack dedicated to preserving the memory of individuals killed by the nazis. and heaven are free glad you could join us in australia a new heat wave is igniting more bushfires increasing the toll that the blazes off taking across the country now $100000.00 people have been urged to flee 5 melbourne suburbs as flames are encroaching on the victoria state capital a volunteer firefighter has been killed battling a separate far in the countryside tent victim of the blazes now the high level farleigh it has led to the cancellation of hundreds of. displays for the new year. if there's one thing that's considered a given at the end the feature here it's the images from across the world are flashy new year's celebrations and there is pride in being the ones to kick off the yearly affair. and you know new save the world looks at city if every single year and i look at vibrancy if i look at our passion i look at our success. but for the last 3 months

the stone used to build matchup picchu was quarried within the city limits there were regular masons guilds with architects master builders experienced construction workers and gangs of unskilled laborers similar to those that build europe's mediæval cathedrals. the inca houses reflect the society's class distinctions unlike the out his hands houses the walls in the scholars quarter and especially in the palace and temple are built with incredible precision each stone was shaped to within a fraction of an inch the builders use no mortar and even today they're dry stone walls are unsurpassed. the farming terraces they were filled with soil brought up from the fertile little bamber valley they're called and danish and the name of these mountains the andes the terracing makes artificial irrigation easier and stops the valuable topsoil being washed away. these terraces probably didn't produce enough to feed the entire population of. many sites have been found within a radius of 5 kilometers which were used only for farming the farmers must have been meekness members of conquered tribes f

stone: right. we are punishing responsible decisions that everyone in the room things these people want this. it is not the state's job to get between them and raising their children together. sen. lee: thank you. senator cassidy? sen. cassidy: chairman lee, thank you for putting this on. we announced a bipartisan solution, thank you for nodding your head yes. you are familiar with it. to help working families. i would say it is currently the only common ground paid leave plan in the senate and i am happy to report additional republican and democratic senators are supporting and working with us on legislative text. we hope to introduce this fall. to give you background, many dual income families, the first year following the birth or adoption is the most expensive. subsequent years, less so. just as the kind of context for our bill, the tax cut and jobs act bill increased the child tax credit from $1000 to $2000. under our proposal, the child -- the family who has the newborn child gets $5,000. and

and remembering individual victims of the holocaust one stone this time the german artist marks a milestone with his project dedicated to preserving the memory of jews killed by the nazis. i'm headed home free glad you could join me police have surrounded buildings and cordoned off parts of the german capital after reports of the gunshots and the incident occurred near checkpoint charlie a major tourist attraction that was once a cold war border crossing between east and west belin. we're joined now by manu as shy as he was at the scene a man who was heard contradictory reports about the incident what has been conserved now. well i would 1st heard that there has been some shots being have been some shots being fired at 130 this afternoon after caffie and you check on charlie just behind me but the police didn't confirm so far that the shots has happened but they sent a special team here and you can see you see the police vans are at the scene also numbered as was at the scene earlier on it left since and the operation you say to be under control i think it's almost over no you can see behin

you can't date stone, this stone, in that manner. >> cooper: when the first archaeological survey was except those in the quarry were found lying on the ground. there are several plausible theories how they got there. certain statues may have simply fallen from neglect. others were knocked over in earthquakes, and some were intentionally toppled during fighting between competing family groups. today, some moai are only partially visible, just their famous faces stick out of the ground. the rest of their bodies are buried under sediment that's naturally built up over the centuries. >> van tilburg: this one is at least-- only about one-third above ground. >> cooper: wow. so two-thirds of this are actually below ground. >> van tilburg: yes, yes. >> cooper: at first glance, the moai all look alike, but van tilburg says no two are the same. how are they different? >> van tilburg: well, they're different in the line of their mouth. they're different in, of course, their size and shape. they're different in their expressions. whether their head is tilted up, or lowered slightly, or to the si

in the city's amphitheater, they uncover a stone, which bears an inscription. much is eroded, but enough remains to reveal a name: pontius pilate, prefect of judaea in the bible, pilate is infamous as the man who tries jesus. >> pilate is a fascinating character in christian history. he does seem tormented about whether or not jesus is guilty and whether or not he should condemn him. >> the pilate of the gospels is uncertain. he seems deeply concerned with jesus' innocence. >> i have the authority to set you free. >> he's not firm and decisive about what he wants to do. >> the discovery of his name in stone was groundbreaking. >> the significance of the pilate stone is that it actually gives us hard evidence of this central figure from the story of the crucifixion of jeefds, so pilate really existed. he really lived, and he really was the prefect of judaea. we actually have a literal touchstone, a point of connection, between the story of the crucifixion of jesus from the bible and actual roman history. >> although we know a few things about pilate from the gos

and remembering individual victims of the holocaust one stumbling stone at a time a german artist marks a milestone with his project dedicated to preserving the memory of jews killed by the nazis. and in our own frank you could join us police in the german capital have surrounded buildings and cornered off and cordoned off excuse me parts of central but lid off reports of several gunshots being the incident took place in a major tourist attraction in berlin checkpoint charlie. a former border crossing between east and west but few details have been concerned the police say that they believe the shooting was likely related to an attempted robbery nearby. and we're joined now by a minute eilish as he was at the scene emmanuel what is happening there now. well as you can see behind me if it is tight you see you close down on the moment as many police fan as still at the scene just behind me where you can see a couple of them there about half a dozen their desires so numbered and submission reports i had say that no one i had been injured and i know i understand says i was at the scene ther

not just for the pillar, but 36 so-called quote stones weighing 300 pounds apiece, etched with a poeme verb written in laotian, thai, vietnamese or other languages that were then scattered like fallen troops around the monument itself. in the summer of 1995, colonel beckley's memorial to foreign fighters was finally finished. it was the same year colonel beckley died of cancer. he never saw his offering in person. >> when we walked away, it was done. that was the end of it. besides a few people that stumbled across it on the continental divide trail, nobody knew it was there. >> reporter: until this happened. >> we come across this memorial out in the middle of nowhere. >> reporter: in 2013, a youtube post appeared. the secret of soldierstone was out. >> i read that the park rangers keep this location private. >> we have tried very hard as much as we can to respect his vision, that it would be a spot where people would just sort of find it. >> reporter: ranger tristan post will help you find colonel beckley's soldier's stone, but only if you ask. she doesn't publicize the exact locati

it is sort of stone age on most.ictim shaming essentially of this woman who made this allegation. she says that she was question for eight hours by the police and the ciphers which wasn't accorded or video. it is notjust even a classic he said she said. —— wasn't recorded. it is also the police and the whole system sort of going against her word. she's having to fight them off we know in many countries around the world, women are reluctant to come forward with to report rapes. and protesters are saying that this is absolutely in keeping with the experience of how the authorities treat women and cyprus. 25 protesters outside the courtroom today. i think it demonstrates as claire said the huge problems with this case. she was question for eight hours, not only not recorded, she was not allowed a lawyer present or family members present. as a result of that she withdrew her complaint of the specific rape allegation. but she has subsequently said that she was forced to, the article quotes saying she was scared for her li

stone you know authorities of want to please a very local offshoot of the russian news agency sputnik that if they don't cut ties with the parent company they'll face criminal prosecution with the details his artes make you. seeis a volunteer and sputnik editor in chief have described the action from thailand as arbitrary and now planned seek advice from the un the o.s.c. and other international organizations but what they describe as an unprecedented violation of freedom of speech and this comes after the owner of the office where dystonia was based to broke the lease contracts following pressure from police now employees are also said to have received letters from the police department and the border control threatening criminal proceedings if they continue to work with. the agency in the new year now the move has been justified by the estonian or thirty's by citing european sanctions from 2014 the agency however did not appear on any such sanctions list the agency's press service has since responded with feeling that it is based on powell problems whilst operating in the country ta

he believes he'll come in under 17 stone.eights where i come if you look at my last weights where icome in if you look at my last weights where i come in at 116—115, that is doing weights. i will say i've knocked off five k or so, because ijust focused on the boxing and a good diet. so i know you'll come in around 17 stone was yellow it may be even lighter. maybe even later. i told you i'm punching like a horse kicking back right now. well, our reporter ade adedoyin is in diriah for us ahead of the fight. intersting the question about weight, think it's 2014 you have to go back to when he last fought at 17 stone. postive or negative? he's told us repeatedly in the build up he's told us repeatedly in the build up to this fight that he spent more time in the boxing gym than in the weights room, to work on some of the technical issues that contributed to his defeat against andy ruiz back in may. if he does weigh in under 17 stone tomorrow, that would be his lightest weight since his night professionalfight, nearly lightest weigh

but munich is an exception for many people the stumbling stones are a suitable form of memorial. they were jewish neighbors that's why we need to memorialize them is where they lived in the heart of our communities. in meminger in an independent association cast for the still priest on keeping the memory of these tragedies alive so something like this never happens again. well the countdown to the countdown has started as cities around the world are preparing for the new year's eve festivities in london big ben was tested for the midnight tolls to mark the start of 2020 the famous call has been silent of the 2 years due to rip it is. in a rio de janeiro bodges with fireworks are being prepared for the big not on the beach is the center of brazil's celebrations with 2000000 revelers expected. and in new york the times square crystal ball has been given a practice run 32000 ellie did lots of on the boat and she's a whole mock of america new year's eve celebration. thank. you while watching the news that's all for now don't forget as always you can get all the latest news and inform

, the real sharon stone.e users thought it couldn't possibly be her, it was a fake bumble responded that's the case they unblocked her if sharon stone is on bumble, there's no hope for the rest of us >> wonder if there are any matches on there >> imagine if you match with sharon stone >> netflix is revealing the list of its mostly popular releases of the past year and the adams family, jennifer aniston comedy murder mystery came out on top of the 39.9 million households watched the film in the first 72 hours that is the largest opening weekend for a film in the company's history. other titles that made the top five, third season of stranger things, underground, incredibles 2, and the irish man so there's still a lotf holiday time, three days left. we go back to work or school for a lot of us, there you go. >> binge another time. how about this, santas burned off calories on the streets of russia shirtless temperatures as low as 5 degrees. that's fahrenheit, by the way. apparently the runners are used a winter

but munich is an exception for many people the stumbling stones are a suitable form of memorial. they were jewish neighbors that's why we need to memorialize them where they lived in the heart of our community. in miming in an independent association cast for the still priest time keeping the memory of these tragedies alive so something like this never happens again. just force in australia is. the world's most grueling ocean challenge other boats set off from sydney harbor covered almost 630 nautical miles that's about 1200 kilometers off the country's east coast to the island of tas made it completed the course in just over 2 days it also one in 2070. officials in indonesia have captured a crocodile believed to have 8 local residents of the ways you province a 5 metre long reptile is thought to have killed $2000000000.00 on the riverbank wildlife experts blame changing weather patterns and humans for moving into the reptiles natural habitat items secured with nets so he's being moved to a conservation area. don't forget you can always get the w.'s on the go just download from g

but munich is an exception for many people the stumbling stones are a suitable form of memorial if you didn't know they were jewish neighbors that's why we need to memorialize them it's where they live in the heart of our community it's like a mansion in miming in an independent association cast for the still keeping the memory of these tragedies alive so something like this never happens again. the sport now in the bundesliga training has begun early for help to berlin for the 2nd half of the season recently appointed coach you're going to klinsmann wants a few days head stop before his side leaves for its training camp in florida on thursday this talk of a number of changes to that same with a possible new signings and departure is the host by munich on january 9th think. of the countdown to the countdown has started cities around the world up preparing for their new year's eve festivities in london big ben was tested for the midnight tolls to mark the start of 2025 just clock has been silent for the 2 years juicer pay is. rio de janeiro barges with fireworks are being prepared for t

but munich is an exception for many people the stumbling stones are a suitable form of memorial if you didn't know they were jewish neighbors that's why we need to memorialize them is where they lived in the heart of our communities . in miming in an independent association cast for the still pushed on keeping the memory of these tragedies alive so something like this never happens again. there she is behind me probably the most recognizable prime minister new zealand has a hob but a new campaign. to turn the page on just a campaign to say she should be spending more time on issues and less on photo shoots debates a spillover from social media to the magazine aisle and the. small welcome call where's all this criticism coming from well i mean she's 39 years old not even 40 yet she's been in office a couple of years but really just in our journey is the face of new zealand and her face has been on all over the media recently we're talking dozens of magazines international t.v. appearances there are a couple of biographies now actually already about her some new zealanders say they are f

anthony joshua has weighed in at under 17 stone.'s ever been for a world title fight. andy ruinunior will be more than three stone heavier. let's head there now and speak to our reporter ade adedoyin. ade, what do those weights tell us about what to expect in the ring? well, anthonyjoshua well, anthony joshua told well, anthonyjoshua told us in the build—up to the site, that he spent more time in the boxing ring working on his technique than he did in the weight room. he said he was going to come in under 17 stone, and he was true to his word. this is his lightest weight since his ninth pro fights from a much lighter than he was 25 vladimir clutch go, so may be an indication of the strategy that he claims to employee and the fights, a very chiseled. injuries, however, that was very interesting, because he took the last bite at three months notice and came in and i9 three months notice and came in and 19 stone. his trainer says he wanted him to come in later, which he had three months of time to prepare for, and yet he came in over a

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stone, nor mr. manafort have earned anything approaching a pardon and are entitled to one. >> chuck rosenberg, thank you, as always, for the time. >> yes, sir, thank you. >> coming up, while one senate republican says the majority leader's impeachment trial maneuvering has her disturbed it will, as we said, take four republican defections to change the scope of the trial. an in-depth look at who could cross party lines when "the 11th hour" continues. (danny) pet care ain't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. >>> we're talking about the u.s. senate, how and whether, frankly, there will be a senate trial. the basic divide in the u.s. senate right now, 53 republicans, 47 democrats right now. if democrats want to get their way on the rules, what do they need? they need four defections from repu

stone, nor mr. manafort have earned anything approaching a pardon and are entitled to one. >> chuck rosenberg, thank you, as always, for the time. >> yes, sir, thank you. >> coming up, while one senate republican says the majority leader's impeachment trial maneuvering has her disturbed it will, as we said, take four republican defections to change the scope of the trial. an in-depth look at who could cross party lines when "the 11th hour" continues. y lines when "th hour" continues. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, during our new year's special queen sleep number c4 smart bed is only $1299, save $400, plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. ends new year's day. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away f

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he's got jerusalem stone. did anybody ever hear - jerusalem stone? and he drives me crazy. every time i go to his office, he says, "look at the jerusalem stone." he's been saying it. i said, "ron, you've told me that 10 times." but i've heard "jerusalem stone" for 10, 15 years, right? "look at it, donald." i'm getting off the elevator. i said, "ron, i've seen a lot of stone." "but this is jerusalem." it comes from jerusalem. so i say to david, "david, let me ask you a question. jerusalem stone. let's do the and i got a whole damn building made out of jerusalem stone. [laughter and applause] true. so the end of the story is this. i say, "david, let's go." he calls me up in three months. he said, "sir, the building is just about done." i said, "good. how much?" "less than $500,000. it's all jerusalem stone. we have an opening." no, but think of this. think of this, right? so we're going to spend $2 billion. it wouldn't be built, sheldon, for 10 years, fif -- don't forget. at some point, whether it's 5 years from now, nine years from now, 13 years from now -- i'm doing this to

i lost three stone going to the gym myself, and the lost two stone i couldn't shift so my personal trainer does charity events boxing show so i signed up and did it, and that gave me the push. duncan, you've called for this before and everyone ignored you. will it be the same this time? we did ask food manufacturers if they'd be interested, they say speak to the retailers so we speak to the retailers. there is a lot of buckpassing. if there is any silver lining with brexit, it will provide us lining with brexit, it will provide us with the opportunity to look at food labelling again and to be more innovative. can i put this serious point from jade twitter? my eating disorder is working out so putting this kind of information on food would intensify things in individuals who have disordered eating. we are aware of that and we do understand that. this initiative is aimed at people who have a problem with obesity. we have a problem with obesity. we have a problem with obesity. we have a problem with people eating too many calories in the uk so we understand this issue. perhaps it needs furthe

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please join me in welcoming brad stone, our civil war santa. sister stone: thank you. [applause] : thank you, jake. again, thank you all for coming out tonight. i hope since it is christmas time, the presentation i will be giving is not the typical, boring history talk. instead, i intend to make a boring history talk in which you win some exciting prizes. i will be giving you some challenges related to the discussion about how the civil war really shaped the christmas holiday we all know and enjoy today. i think it is important to see how christmas was celebrated from the inception of our country to today and how again the civil war really shaped the modern holiday. to begin with, we should go back to colonial times, and i think a assume theycans holiday we celebrate today was really brought to us by our pilgrim forefathers. well, it's definitely not the case. in fact, our pilgrim forefathers -- the pilgrims and the puritans -- did not particularly care for the holiday at all. in fact, they shunned it. they viewed it as being associated with things like the church of e

combat this machine has grinding stones 2 stones on top of one another says yes like a grain mail. points are given for criticism. makes and what's this a quarter door for more. than just the book this is this is a real museum is a stone covered with metal for the grinder. but he said the paper bag on it that needs a nap space for exactly 250 grams because you don't have to weigh the coffee. this was just me besides i think that i speak for all of us when i say that this shop has everything required to be recognized as a shop with history. in lisbon city hall it's make or break time for the coffee store and the pharmacy so for your competitor always on her way to the meeting. he is always present when decisions are. sophia temp arrow went on a buy year i describe what's special about these shops. it was ok. to. leave a sociologist is there to give an independent assessment. of the to ask the dominican both shops get the ok from the lisbon city hall now they face one last hurdle. approval from a citizens' commission which also includes architects and town planners to me that think.

join me in welcoming brad stone, stone,il war our civil war santa. i will be giving you some challenges that fit into this discussion about how the civil war really shaped the christmas holiday we all know and enjoy today. to start out with, i think it's important to see how christmas is celebrated from the inception of our country to today and how the civil war really shaped the modern holiday. we should go back to colonial times to begin with. i think a lot of americans assume the holiday we celebrate today was really brought to us by our pilgrim forefathers. that is not the case. in fact, our pilgrim forefathers, the pilgrims and particularly not care for the holiday at all. did not particularly care for the holiday at all. in fact, they shunned it. they viewed it as being associated with things like the church of england, which they had to flee, or catholicism, which they definitely did not like. in new england, the holiday was not celebrated at all. in fact, for quite a period of time in places like boston, it was illegal to celebrate the holida

but munich is an exception for many people the stumbling stones are a suitable form of memorial if. they were jewish neighbors that's why we need to memorialize them where they lived in the heart of our community. in meminger in an independent association cast for the still priest time keeping the memory of these tragedies alive so something like this never happens again. now she is the most recognizable prime minister in new zealand's history but if you campaign is edging citizens to turn the page on just send some a saying she should be spending more time on issues and less time on photo shoots with the debate has spilled over from social media to the magazine on who to call not spend is here with us to talk more about it called tell us a bit more about way this is coming from i mean just in our journey she's what 39 years old she's been in office just a couple of years but she really has become the face of new zealand and her face is all over the place recently dozens of different magazines international t.v. programs there's a couple of biographies already about her so some new

roger stone was not a part of it, the campaign. he was someone i've known over the years. but not a part of the campaign, very, very early on. long before, before i announced, he was involved in a minor way. but he is a good person and what they did to him is very unfair in my opinion. and what they did to general flynn is very unfair in my opinion. and what they did to so many others is very unfair. and now we found out there bunch of dirty cops. paid for by the dnc, paid for by hillary clinton in a bunch of cases. they did a phony dossier, these the dossier for pfizer and now you know, the pfizer court and your top judges very much involved and hopefully they're going to do something about it, these were dirty people, bad people. these were evil people, and i hope that someday it is going to be one of my greatest achievements, getting rid of them. because we have no place in our country for people like that. reporter: sir, what did president putin say to you that convinced you that ukraine interfered in the 2016 election? pres. trump: what did he say to me? about what? w

allen stone from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage.se ] tomorrow, dwayne johnson will be here, yahya abdul-mateen ii and music from she and him. and later this week, kevin hart, awkwafina, julia fox, paul walter hauser, plus music from finneas and mark ronson with anderson paak. so join us for that. one more thing. in case you did not know, i wrote and illustrated a children's book. it's called "the serious goose." this is the book. all the money that i make from it goes to children's hospital in l.a. and children's hospitals across the united states. [ cheers and applause ] you can buy it anywhere they have books. not anywhere, but -- or you can go to seriousgoose.com. theseriousgoose.com. to get a copy signed by yours truly, which is my code name for me. guillermo, did you buy one? >> guillermo: yeah, i bought three at target. >> jimmy: and you paid for them yourself? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: erin, is that true? did he pay for them? >> yes. >> jimmy: are you lying? okay. well, gracias, guillermo. >> guillermo: you're welcome. you

tools and that time in these of late 6 in the early seventy's stone tools for supposed to be amazing these were the things that set us apart from other animals we now know that other animals used tools and we also know that stone tools have been found much much earlier now how many years separate them so this one occurs about 3 and a half 1000000 years ago in east africa this one occurs about 2 and a half 1000000 years and then we go on to my favor in order to abstract thought yet window into a we're not this is where the controversy comes in because this is homo erectus this is truly the step forward they stand about same height as us their skull is about 80 percent bigger than sort of previously it has social groups it has changes in our movement so we know that they could throw spears if they wanted to. they also have nearly a 100 adaptations for long distance running and this means that this is actually being kept in homer ses i smile there bravely because later in the book you talk about female undergraduates using a male partner based on spear throwing but i gather that the 2nd

stumbling stones have been placed all over. the newest brass plaques in this germantown bring the number to 75,000 so far. >> has number 11 was home to the rosenbaum's.. marja -- marta rosenbaum fled with her husband. he later died. the project founder laid the stones himself. each marker is crafted by hand. they are now found in 26 countries. visible reminders of the crimes of the nazi regime. >> it never stops being shocking. things that happened that are just unbelievable. >>>> the project is not without controversy. the city council chose a different type of memorial in response to criticism. >> here in munich, some of the names have been deliberately smeared with dirt and dog feces. that is why we decided to place memorials at eye level. >> munich is an exception. the stumbling stones are suitable form of memorial. >> they were our jewish neighbors. that is why we need to memorialize them where they will live in the heart of our community. >> an independent association shares. keeping the memory of these tragedies a lot so

the last two men roger stone and mike flynn are awaiting sentencing next year. the president's recent comments are any indication they may be in for some good news. >> roger stone, are you going to pardon him, sir? he's been convicted of felonies. >> am i going to pardon him? i haven't thought of it. i think it's very tough what they did to roger stone compare to what they do to other people on their side. i've known roger over the years, he's a nice guy. lot of people like him. he got hit very hard as did general flynn as did a lot of other people. they got hit very, very hard and now they're finding out it was all a big hoax. >> it was a big hoax. we already know president trump has demonstrated a willingness to use his pardon power on unorthodox recipients. joe arpaio anyone? is this a sign he's willing to do it again? joining us now voice vance. what a pleasure to see you again. thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> is there anything you're looking for in the coming weeks as a sign the president may be getting ready to pardon either roger ston

they throw stones on us. our only interest is to push them back. >> tensions were running high across india. buses were burned, disrupting public life. hundreds marched in opposition to the new law. some are valley retribution should the government ostracize muslims. >> we are ready to support the government. if they harass muzzles, it won't be tolerated. -- if they harass muslims, it won't be tolerated. >> hundreds are gathering at the university campus. >> the police came att us with batons while we were protesting peacefully. the policee even attacked the ststudents w weree studying in the library. they were not involved in the protest. they threw teargas shells in the library. >> it does not respect our rights as citizens of this country. the police have attacked students brutally. >> authorities insist they responded appropriately to this demonstration. with the situation on a knife's edge, , their next m move will e clclosely watctched. brent: i am joined byy a journanalist. it is good to have you on th

i gave the response we had always learned we are not casting stones. we are preaching words he gave the very obvious response that you are advocating the government cast stones. that was the first time that quote from jesus wasn't a general call to humility - - humility was specifically the death penalty. than that set me back and say didn't your mom have your oldest brother out of wedlock? that's another sin that deserves the death penalty. that was the first time i thought through that we said she didn't deserve that punishment because she had repented. if you kill them you cut up the opportunity to repent so these two points that he raised i could not acknowledge at the time or even in my own mind that we could be wrong about something. that started me down the path of questioning. then the church started to do things i believed were not scriptural a group of men took over the decision-making process that was contrary from the bible and they started to lie and photo shopping themselves and to protest that they were not actually been at. that was par

in the east, stone wall jackson, named stone wall, received that name, at the bat of manassas in 1861 doing his magic in the valley, he's all over the place between where these little stars are, he's all the way up here and if you want to brave from winchester to mcdowell, it takes three ours or more than that, that's by car, that's on interstate. maj doi imagine doing this, a masterful campaign, operating with a small army in the midst of three other armies. jackson keeps all the union armies there in the spring of 1862. in the meantime, george mcellen amasses the largest army in the country, the army of the potomac, well trained, feeling good. he brings them down to this place, the oldest stone fort in america. you can take your loser friend and put him in the same spot today, and go right there. this isn't going to be televised, is it? you have a mighty union force assembling at this place. in the meantime, this whole force assembles, the confederates try to block that peninsula through subterfuge, theatrics, from a general who could march troops all around and make it look like he