it is said she had seven unclean spirits. i think the inference is wise she became an expert in that field among the disciples. >> do you think it was niewmer logical or you think it was something of spiritual nature that originated inside that still to some extent produced today? you calculated it took a year to expel the demons. >> that's right. this was a continuing therapy that finally resulted in mary's release from these -- >> what would you see sigmund freud would say about in? >> there is a way of seeing exorism in a psychological sense. there is certainly a wisdom in doing that. namely, we are dealing with the human soul. >> is there also wisdom in dealing with the way jesus did in a parallel form? you can be exor sietioned today. exorism does exist. less than going to that extreme or extent, there are spiritual disorders that can be corrected through prayer, fasting and other forms of self-discipline? >> i would say that is the case. this is the way in which we come to deal with who we are at the core of our being.

. >> he was defending the unclean. he was defending the ostracized. >> killing jesus. >> that deals with one of the great lies that comes out of the crucifixion of jesus. >> best-selling author steven mansfield on why he thinks mel gibson didn't go far enough. >>> also, hand picked to be the president's officer in chief. >>> plus, the brothers emanuel. >> i know that if i had to be in a foxhole ever, it's my two brothers who i want right by my side. >> he spends every night with taylor swift. >> people say she's dating them. >> but she hasn't written a song about him yet. my exclusive with the pop superstar. >>> this is "piers morgan live." today is good friday, hon of the holiest days of christians in america and around the world. of course, in just two days, it's easter sunday. it arrives with something else. a shocking new book on the death of jesus. it's called "killing jesus" and claims to have new insight and revelations into how he was murdered. the best-selling author is steven mansfield and he joins me now. we

. >> he was defending the unclean. he was defending the ostracized. >> killing jesus. >> that deals with one of the great lies that comes out of the crucifixion of jesus. >> best-selling author steven mansfield on why he thinks mel gibson didn't go far enough. >>> also, hand picked to be the president's officer in chief. >>> plus, the brothers emanuel. >> i know that if i had to be in a foxhole ever, it's my two brothers who i want right by my side. >> he spends every night with taylor swift. >> people say she's dating them. >> but she hasn't written a song about him yet. my exclusive with the pop superstar. >>> this is "piers morgan live." today is good friday, hon of the holiest days of christians in america and around the world. of course, in just two days, it's easter sunday. it arrives with something else. a shocking new book on the death of jesus. it's called "killing jesus" and claims to have new insight and revelations into how he was murdered. the best-selling author is steven mansfield and he joins me now. we

i am utterly unclean. i must go into exile, and in exile, i may not even speak to a person or set foot in my own fatherland for fear that i will be joined to my mother and kill my father, polybus, the man who gave me life and brought me up. would it not be some just conclusion to say that all this is an attack on me by some malignant god? no. no. you holy majesty of the gods, save me from seeing that day. let me vanish from the sight of man that i see the stain of that disaster spreading over me. we, too, are fearful, your majesty. but until you hear the story from the man in person, keep up your hope. yes. that is all that is left for me, to wait for the shepherd. no more. and what are you so anxious to ask him when he appears? i will tell you. if he still tells the same story then i am free from disaster. and what is of special interest in my story? the bandits. you were saying he was killed by bandits in the man's reports. if he still sticks to the same number, i was not the killer. no mathematics can m

you know, my hands are unclean because i've had the secular power, and, besides, i'm not even baptized, and he said, sir, we'll baptize you. they baptized him, ordained him, and consecrated him in a week and he was the bishop of m, ilan, immensely important leader and ruler setting up a chain of churches, and he had this big double cathedral, and augustine who came from africa to serve the emperor who was living across town because the emperor moved up from rome to milan to face northern threats, he set up these churches, and augustine on the side of the emperor originally and not thinking of ambrose thinking he was a demagogue, finally, through various other people he accountanted wanted -- sued for baptism on the part of ambros, e and so ambrose baptized him. my wife and i spent fun times going to all the churches because since they were phut -- put up by him, children are called, and painters paint, you know, and anyway, because that was such fun, they were really amazinged when we found -- amazed when we found out after going there for sometime that the big double cathedral he inhe

. >> it's amazing he could go on so long having dirty instruments and unclean -- not sterilizing them properly. one would think the main message from here is, first of all, very few of these people did get infected because it's not easy to pass on these blood-borne infections with dental care. if you see a dentist is not sterilizing instruments properly, or the dental assistants saw this, they should have reported it. >> they stress this is not technically considered an outbreak as of yet. what would change the tipping point? >> if they would find a lot more cases. i think they haven't yet. the possibility exists. don't forget, there was a famous case in 1989 when a woman in florida was infected by her dentist with hiv, and she was one of six. and that guy died, that dentist died and his name was david aker and he -- the cdc never proved it because he was dead but they think that he did it intentionally, he actually injected people. so this is a different situation. but this is the second time there's been this kind of incident. and it is -- it is very scary but it's important to know

being unclean and that's all in reference to sexual sin. so, it doesn't go into detail but it does reference that those things are considered simple. >> who initiated contact after the various breakups with bobby, matt, darryl and travis? start with bobby. >> um, let's see. >> shepard: a little bit of minutia here. i want to go back to monica if i could. monica is an attorney who works in arizona and works with this system. are you surprised by any of this? anything strike you? >> no. about the questions themselves? no. they seem like very common sense questions. and when i was listening to the testimony through the, i had a lot of these same questions as well. i don't think they are earth-shattering at all. but they do kind of give us an indication of what the jury is thinking. and, to me, since these are common sense questions, i think the jury is questioning her credibility. >> shepard: sounds as if they are questioning how she could have gotten to this gun which she said was in this closet, which she testified today was not locked, how

the dentist closing his practice after unclean equipment found in his office. even though he knew some of his patients had infectious diseases. >> dr. harrington were at risk to infectious material that may have contained hepatitis b virus or h.i.v. >>gretchen: harrington will find out if he loses his license at a hearing next month. >>steve: what's in a name? we told you about the failed electric battery company that got millions of dollars from taxpayers. they are making changes. the company called a-123 systems is changing their name from a-123 to b-456 systems. that's right. a-123 scored a $249 million grant from the obama administration back in 2009 and already received $133 million of it when they had to file embarrassingly for bankruptcy. it was later bought by a chinese firm but now refer to it as b-456. >>eric: note to the government: don't give them any more money. how about a woman coming face-to-face with two would-be burglars in her own driveway? the woman said she arrived home and found the would-be burglar's car in her driveway. when she question

. >> even if you do go through unclean that your system, there's never any way to tell the you have removed of organizations the only option is to completely wipe the system and start over from scratch. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. we're back with you in the next hour we will be talking with the other co-presidents about some of the threats that businesses face as low as consumers. again, how you protect yourself. back to you. ashley: thank you. a new cold war as close as your keyboard. next week markets now takes an in-depth look at the cyber threat. its impact on your money, your investments, and your business. tracy: the dynamic duo -- duo. all right. it is quarter till. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. we have pulled back a little bit. >> reporter: we are up about 20 points. want to take a look at deckers. other hot are they not? the whole brand. we're looking at the stock right now. fourteen and 1/4 percent. well, makes news. surprise first quarter loss. a full-year profit outlook that is harder than expected. fo

she won't give him medicine because she felt he was unclean because he was a christian.eat statement from secretary kerry which we worked very hard to get, and now we are waiting, because he was told that he would get moved to a hospital. that has not hospitalized as of yesterday when the family was able to meet with him, his family that is still in iran. it's a very difficult situation and now it's time tone gauge the world. jaime: i want to hear about that visit. family members that saw him in the last couple of days. what do they tell you? >> yes, just that it was very shoerbgts but they were able to confirm that he has not been treated yet and his internal bleeding is pretty critical and needs to be -- even the doctors that examined him in prison mentioned he needs to be transferred to a hospital outside of the evan prison immediately an has not been treated yet or been transferred yet. jaime: jordan, i'm trying to filling out, what does iran get out of this? >> the pressure is starting to get pretty tough on iran. we know that their ambassadors to the united nations

. >> it uses verbiage such as hoardums, things like that being unclean and that's all in reference to>> reporter: jurors wanted to know how she could stick with alexander even after she claims she caught him looking at child pornography. there were many questions on her relationships and when and why she chooses to tell the truth and why her memory seems so selective. >> miguel, is she still answering the jury's questions? >> she is indeed. the judge cut it off last night, we expect many more questions today. 50 to 100 more today. and then both sides, both defense and the prosecution, get to go back at her to sort of talk about all of these questions that have been asked the last couple of days. >> all right. miguel marquez, thank you very much. >>> for women to get ahead in the workplace, does it all boil down to ambition and being more visible? this woman says yes, she is facebook ceo cheryl sandburg, but some say the tech exec may have it wrong. i'm a conservative investor. but that doesn't mean i don't want to make money. i love making money. i try to be smart with my investments.

being unclean and that's in reference to sexual sin. >> reporter: jurors wanted to know how she couldk with alexander even after she claims she caught him looking at child pornography. there were many questions about her relationships and when and why she chooses to tell the truth and why her memory seems so selective. now, this was a very different jodi arias than we've seen inspect days past. every time the judge read a question, she stared at the judge, then would turn to the jury and address them staring them straight in the eyes. this is a woman who faces the death penalty and she is clearly fighting for her life. more questions from the jury today. >> thanks, miguel. let's get right to criminal defense attorney joe tacapina. the questions didn't seem particularly sympathetic. how do you read that? >> it's not good news for jodi arias. without question these questions were either very cynical, skeptical of her story, or just baffling. i mean, you know, she was asked questions about why did you clean up the house after this self defense murder? then, you know, she fell into her i

recollection, it just talks about -- it uses verbiage such as whoredoms, things like that, being uncleanit doesn't go into detail, but it does reference those things are considered sinful. >> who initiated contact after the various breakups with bobby, matt, darryl and travis? start with bobby. >> let's see. with bobby we broke up and got together so many times, it would be hard to remember exactly what times when. let's see. i know there was one time where i was packing all of my things and leaving, packing all my cars, driving away. he lived in montague. it is isolated, it is a tiny little town, about a thousand people. his parents had already left to go to into a rest home. he had no food, no money, nothing. so i sort of initiated contact in a way because after i took all my things to my grandmother's house, i went to the grocery store, bought him groceries and brought them over to the house and left them on the door and i left. and he i left and he called me back for that. so in a way i initiated that contact by leaving the groceries on the porch. he knew it was me because he got cer