unauthorized housing areas can lead to limited access to infrastructure and basic services at the university of faith. in many, in columbia researches in the peak of and program of discovering the power of satellite images. by analyzing these images, one carlos to k and his team were able to support informal settlements in the city as many and the images also allowed them to spot impoverished areas know sources that were damaged. we develop quantitative methods. this allow us to generate variables and the images into it back to understand a society without making a single survey. you know, says who knows what link with the researches trained a data model named newton. this system analyzes data to predict the future was the requirements in a city based on oven growth projections was before them. i got some stuff. you download a series of historical photographs of the city you want to analyze for free and artificial intelligence, specifically neural networks and begin to understand the dynamics that grows and can then make full costs for the future if those happen spots. so know this as this of myself.

today we're talking with some of my dc professor of history at the university of california and author of faith misplaced the broken promise of us era relations. and ality via is iran project director at the international crisis group . thank you both for joining us today. let me just start with you. allie. you wrote a week ago, oppression articles, thing in the middle east could still explode. this was before israel had launched a rock into the wrong, i might call that, you know, strike, given the little damage. is one sort of a polite strike after this, but what his change now in the, not only in the gaza israel crisis, but in the regional dynamics, particularly between iran and israel. it's good to be with you, steve. look in any geostrategic competition. the most dangerous moment is when the party start changing the rules of the game is, are across the line by attacking your honest consulate in damascus. and then iran cross the line for the 1st time in the past 45 years by directly attacking israel from its own territory. so of a now israel has, of course responded, but it has responded sti

today we're talking with some of my dc professor of history at the university of california and author of faith misplaced the broken promise of us error relations and ality via the wrong project director at the international crisis group. thank you both for joining us today. let me just start with you. allie. you wrote a week ago, oppression articles, thing in the middle east could still explode. this was before israel had launched a rock into the wrong, i might call that, you know, strike, given the little damage. is one sort of a polite strike after this, but what his change now in the, not only in the gaza israel crisis, but in the regional dynamics, particularly between iran and israel. it's good to be with you, steve book in any geostrategic composition. the most dangerous moment is when the party start changing the rules of the game is, are across the line by attacking your honest consulate in damascus. and then iran cross the line for the 1st time in the past 45 years by directly attacking israel from its own territory. so a, now israel has a 4th responded, but it has responded still in

university have construction of the gym and granted an amnesty. we will consider the questions of negotiation with the university. we are prepared bad faith definitely until these the black students columbia university joined by a few members of the black community have in hamilton hall. let's get to sit down for that now we have established the cafeteria with adequate force often continuously a physician is in charge of our information morale is high. over 201 into the library. only 23 stayed when the first cops here came. but as the days were on, we realized that our strength was in our militancy, in staying in this building. it took the example of the black to move on the first, and then we got to the crux. officers head his files side. it's a bunch of -- growing magazines. you've got. a bunch of papers like from the epa a whole bunch of -- but put in that acids and a lot of that about cleaning up the area by moving out the blacks and puerto rican first day in mass we set up a defense committee which took care of putting up the barricades. we decided what our policy be toward police, to a jocks. we stopped some of the stairs, we tape t

university, but there's hundreds of students inside were protesting. the world does not want the university to put an end to the investments of the universities and companies that they say pro faith from the world god's or what has happened here has inspired in a way, universities across the country for students to take to their campuses. to the streets, to protest the ongoing war on black guys. and as you just said, very upfront, but couldn't we, universities president has issued a statement. she's her says that she's hoping to resolve this ongoing conflicts peacefully. she says that she wants to guarantee sweet speech, but at the same time, guarantee the safety of the jewish students in this university. at the same time, she says at columbia university one divest on israel, won't hold the investments that they do on companies that are related to west road . however, in that state, when she's also saying that they're open to listen to proposals by students or what to do with the universities investments. so, but we're also hearing this funds that the students that are inside are currently in an assembly. they have been handed out to a document that says that they're asking them

jim wallis joins me now, founding director or of the georgetown university center on faith and justice new book, "the false white gospel" . jim wallis, thank you for joining us for "the sunday show". so, how did american christianity come to be like -- linked with race in this toxic way? >> as you well know, every nation has their better angels and their worst demons did the worst demons in race run very deep. donald trump is a marker. he is marketing racial grievance. he is marketing our worst demons, isolation. the he brought the bible of so let's bring the bible up. the bible exposes donald trump and his false white gospel. the bible says you can't talk about immigrants like that. you can't favor the rich over the poor, you can't use racial grievance, racial fears, the trajectory is fear, hate, and violence. that has to be opposed by people who are people of faith. this isn't just a test of democracy, the test of faith, and we have to stand up against the biblical illiteracy of donald trump. >> you save time for practicing christians to help dismantle the false gospel that empathize

and jim wallace, director of the georgetown university center on faith and justice. and author of "the false white gospel, rejecting christian nationalism, reclaiming true faith, and refounding democracy." the book comes out tomorrow. congratulations on the book, jim wallace. i want to read something david french choo is a conservative christian, a very conservative christian, this is what he wrote in "the new york times" over the weekend. the title of the piece is trump is no savior. the maga method is clear. first it whips up its people into a religious frenzy. it lies to convince them that the democrats are an existential threat to the country and the church. it tells worried christians that the fate of the nation is at stake. then as it builds up the nature from the democrats it constructs an idol of trump, declaring his divine purpose and spreading his prophecies on his coming return. let me play trump supporters in iowa who are victims of that idolatry. here they are saying trump is the savior. >> i say when jesus died, he died for us. so he did it for us. so wh

joining me now, jim wallace, chair of the georgetown university center on faith and justice. he new book the false white gospel, rejecting christian nationalism, reclaiming true faith, and re-founding democracy. jim, thank you for coming on tonight. we appreciate it. in the last month, we've seen donald trump repeatedly invoke christianity and matters of faith either as a defense from his for his legal troubles or as a way to attack president biden. he continues to wield great support from white evangelicals and christian nationalists. your book, the false white gospel, causing americans to reject white christian nationalism. would you call it a threat to the nation? is that truck growing because of donald trump in your judgment? >> brother, it's good to see you, good to see you. there is a moment here, and urgent moment in this nation where we have to make some choices. it is a test of democracy as you said eloquently over and over again. it's also a test of faith. remember when donald trump held the bible upset and in front of the church across from the white house? he was u

despite strong pressure from outside, russia and cuba are faithful to the universal principles of mutual. implementing the path set by you by russian president putin, the prosecutor's offices of russia and cuba interact on the widest range of relationships, including protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens and combating crime. we will exchange modern practices on a variety of issues that are of mutual interest to us. the anniversary is celebrated today by the man who bears the answer. the moscow kremlin, what features does this museum have, what exhibitions should be done, she doesn’t fuss, and this is very important, she maintains the dignity that the director of such a museum should have, an art critic by training, elena gagarina started at the pushkin museum, studied english illustration xvi century, worked for a long time under the leadership of the legendary irina antonova, finding herself in the post of director of the kremlin museums, very quickly deserved it. he couldn’t enter a passenger plane and just sit down, he always immediately got to know the pilots, asked to be gi

reach the round of 16 as his friendship in preparation. continue to go well, the welcome to the new student for testers that columbia university hoping, given an ultimatum leave of faith suspension. they were given a 2 p. m deadline, which is now just last hundreds of students are being arrested at universities across the united states. as protests grow the israel's will and gaza that demanding educational institutions divesting companies. they say a complicit in genocide. but we have teams of correspondence covering the protests in the us. fill of out is that the massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge? she everytime, so you will have the light is from george washington university in the us capital. kristen salumi, is it gail university. 92 accounts, or is it texas university in austin? the 1st, let's speak to toys about as you join us the line from columbia university in new york. where's whole began? and the deadline has come and gone. we'll see you seeing the, the screen aloud inside the campbells who are waiting for hours outside of media by being allowed inside the capital for 2 hours. shay, i'm not sure if you can see why behind me. that's where the

despite strong pressure from outside, moscow and havana are faithful to the universal human principle of, krasnov emphasized. implementing the path set by you by russian president vladimirovich putin, the prosecutor's offices of russia and cuba are interacting the widest range of relationships, including protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens and combating crime. we will exchange modern practices on a variety of issues that are of mutual interest to us. advanced achievements in the field of treatment, prevention of infectious diseases, modern threats. biosafety challenges are discussed by participants at the first african-russian conference on infection control. the forum began work in uganda, bringing together leading experts from 13 countries from africa centers for disease control and prevention; and the world health organization's regional office for africa. the russian delegation was headed by the head of rospotrebnadzor anna popova. at the opening, she read a greeting from vladimir putin and spoke about global crises that contribute to growth. biological threats. there is a

university's hands. of the university comes in now and says we are willing to negotiate with you in good faith then we canbc arabic�*s adnan el—bursh reported on the war in gaza while living in a tent, eating one meal a day, and struggling to keep his wife and five children safe. since october 7th, more than 100 journalists have been killed in gaza, according to the organisation, reporters without borders. israel says it takes all feasible measures to mitigate harm and says it never deliberately targets journalists. adnan has been keeping a video diary, documenting the harrowing moments he faced covering a war that pushed him to his limits. right now tens of thousands of people are moving south. i am with my family. _ people are moving south. i am with my family. we _ people are moving south. i am with my family. we are - people are moving south. i am with my family. we are more l with my family. we are more than 15 people in the car, heading south. ever since i started journalism i have been covering conflict. i covered all the wars that have happened in gaza. this was something different. it was a stran

of this university cannot control this campus and cannot and will not hold students who are doing these types of antisemitic activities accountable and cannot keep the students who are of jewish faith, who pay a lot of money and work very hard to get to an ivy league institution like this, safe. that is why i joined my colleagues in calling for her resignation. thank you. >> next, another congressman from new york, anthony castaneda. >> thank you. if you are a protester on this campus and you are proud that you have been endorsed by hamas, you are part of the problem. when you enjoy hamas and hezbollah, you are yourself part of the problem. i'm proud to join with you here today in calling for the immediate resignation of the present of columbia. she has failed her duty. she is not keeping students safe and we see on this campus the hate filled speech that is carrying through this country. >> another new york congressman, michael lawler. >> well, thank you, mr. speaker, for being here in new york. i want palestinians to be free too, from their oppressor, hamas, and every single one of you students that support hamas are an absolute abomination. it is shameful, shameful, that you wou

negotiations between the student protesters and the university had failed to come to a resolution after after days, really since last week of good faith negotiations as university describe them, that means that the university will not divest from israel, which of course is one of the central points of why this encampment began in the first-place, almost two weeks ago to this point. now, moving forward, we're almost two weeks more, a little more than two weeks to graduation. and the university has said, they will have commencement here. now, how they deal with the encampment are resolved. the encampment as they describe, we will have to see, but clearly they intend and to have that commencement a little over two weeks time all right. >> i know mar standby for us because we'll be back to you within the hour. is this deadline approaches here? let's go to gabe cohen gave me you're there at george washington university here in washington, where some student protesters actually toppled police barricades as the encampment there was expanded. what are you seeing? yeah. briana now, day five of this camp here at gw and things have calmed a litt

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of this university cannot control this campus and cannot and will not hold students who are doing these types of antisemitic activities accountable and cannot keep the students who are of jewish faith, who pay a lot of money and work very hard to get to an ivy league institution like this, safe. that is why i joined my colleagues in calling for her resignation. thank you. >> next, another congressman from new york, anthony castaneda. >> thank you. if you are a protester on this campus and you are proud that you have been endorsed by hamas, you are part of the problem. when you enjoy hamas and hezbollah, you are yourself part of the problem. i'm proud to join with you here today in calling for the immediate resignation of the present of columbia. she has failed her duty. she is not keeping students safe and we see on this campus the hate filled speech that is carrying through this country. >> another new york congressman, michael lawler. >> well, thank you, mr. speaker, for being here in new york. i want palestinians to be free too, from their oppressor, hamas, and every single one of you students that support hamas are an absolute abomination. it is shameful, shameful, that you wou

of her youngest daughter, faith. then we're behind the scenes at universal studios hollywood is the fall guys star ryan gosling surprises fans and gets a few surprises himself as part of the stunt tacular countdown to his film. it's all just momen away on access hollywood. back to you, mario. thank you. and then here's what's coming up in nbc on prime time or on prime time on nbc. hear the voice at 8:00. deal or no deal. island at ten, followed by our 11:00 news live and local and coming up at 11. we're following the latest on those protests at san francisco state and other campuses. as you now have more places to charge your electric cars as well, where tesla is expanding its network. those stories and more coming up at 11. and before we go, the king of the jungle is back. disney just releasing the trailer for its lion king prequel, and it's a star studded cast. a lion was born without a drop of nobility in his blood. he oh, it's going to be good. the lion king explores the legend of simba's dad, mufasa, through a series of flashbacks worth noting here. beyonce's daughter yeah, beyonce's daughter blue ivy carter will m

of negotiations. a good faith with the university. we're obviously university obviously has been responding fairly aggressively and militant lead to peaceful student demonstration. but we're very steadfast. we're, you know, we're here to stay and we are committed to our demands. we recognize, we, i mean we've all been seeing live broadcast as the genocide that's happening in gaza. and until there's an end to y'all's complicity, and now we're, we're going to continue mobilizing, we're going to continue speaking out soon after the students return to the campus in their tents. they received a letter hand delivered from the dean of the university, warning them that they were violating school policies, and also warning them that they were risking arrest and possibly suspension. if they remain christian salumi, algebra, new haven, connecticut, the coal, now the university in the state of new york is suspending and re. busy comments and study for students who participate in campus, protests demanding, and then to his roles, forum garza, the

thought of the descent of our fellow havarans and our good faith, o imam of independence, freedom, do not be the king. in the name of god. hello. joining several other american universitiesin student protests despite the suppression and arrest of more than a thousand people. more than 200 american universities witnessed protest movements. in california, students at the university of sona.

if the university says we are willing to negotiate with you in good faith, then we can end it in a matter ofgood to talk to you. that is one of the negotiators here at columbia university. caitriona: thank you. now in scotland, the first minister says he will resign after just a year in power, triggering a search for a successor and new leader of th country. the leader of the scottish national party said he underestimated the level of hurt after the collapse of his coalition government. that comes after he tore up an agreement with green party lawmakers over a climate policy dispute. the government abandoned its pledge to reduce carbon emissions by 75% yby 2030. the greens said they would vote against him in a confidence motion in response, triggering his decision to leave. our scotland editor james cook has more. >> are you resigning today? james: i simple answer. yes. not at home, but here at the official residence of the first minister in edinburgh, the place which gave its name to the power-sharing of the greens which he dumped disastrously last week. >> unfortunately ending in the manne

discuss these concerns, adam lehman, ceo of hilal foundation for jewish camp, campus life and no faith jewish student at barnard college, part of columbia university, noah. >> let me just start with you because today we had that statement from columbia university think they weren't able to come to an agreement with the student protesters. what was your reaction to that? how do we how do we get out of this well, i'm very glad you asked about the negotiation process because honestly, part of why i'm absolutely fuming over this situation is that the administration is appearing thank to take these demand seriously, which is absolutely insulting because i will remind everybody that i won't report to know all of what's going on. >> part of the issue is that we aren't getting a lot of transparency. but what i do know is that some of the demands at least are to divest from israel and to cancel our tel aviv university program. and for the university even to appear to consider this is just absolutely a slap in the face to two israeli students and all jewish students. >> no. i mean, they're asking the protesters to voluntarily disperse their have you heard w

universe. >> stephen: so your faith is an act of gratitude? >> paul: an act of gratitude. grateful and i'm no less in awe of everything and it's not going to change my morality. i'm not going to think bad is good and good is bad because i feel when it's good and i feel when i do bad. so in the two choices between, is there a creator or is there another explanation, i like the creator story. that's where i'm at with that. you? >> stephen: what? >> paul: you? >> stephen: i was convicted of my atheism for many years and that i was overwhelmed by an enormous sense of gratitude for the world. it resonates for me because this enormous, heartbreaking gratitude even for heartbreaking things, not because the world is beautiful but the beauty isn't necessarily happy things. the joy is greater than happiness. happiness is not the ultimate úgoal. sublime is the goal. that feeling that even comes in grief, grief with you is an act of love so we can both be& sad and yet there is joy there because our ability to share our love in that moment and heal and care for each other. that feeling

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of negotiation and coming to the table. we want the university to come to the table in good faith. you know, the university has or historically divested from, you know, it's for an example of that as self african apartheid for very long time. they were invested in a lot of financial investments. and just like practices that supported the apartheid movement and, you know, do to start the student movement and see, it protested that you know, a lot of move it from students and community members. they were actually able to get divestment. and so there's historical precedent for that says, you know, it is possible. absolutely. let me ask you what personally drew you out to put your own academic career at risk and do this. i mean, i think, you know, we've seen a live broadcasting side for the last 6 months. i don't know how anyone can not be up here. um and you know, i'm a law student and we keep lost courses because i want to learn about social justice . i want it to learn about human rights. i mean, we're literally watching one of the most horrific human rights atrocity unfold right in

the movement to ban the teaching of evolution in public schools and universities and in part because the teaching of evolution could lead some people to question their faith. but also because of the uses to which darwinism had been put. in particular, eugenics. the movement in the 1920s to sterile, wise people who were seen as unfit. tens of thousands of americans are forcibly sterilized by their states. in the 1920s under the theory that you could speed the pace of natural selection and improve the race and as we discussed last time in the little town of dayton, tennessee, some of the cities mucky mucks would meet regularly at frank robinson's drugstore. and we're looking for a way to put the town on the map. and when the aclu, who announced that they wanted a test, created a test case to challenge tennessee vs anti evolution in schools law, the folks at frank robinson's drugstore thought they could just sense that if we put that trial on here, if we create that test case here suddenly dating, which nobody knows about, will become nationally known. and they were right. and they find a local high school teacher, john t scopes, who had taught out of hundre