has been of the david coleman i had the idea of making this crossing unsubstantial as a space shuttle the question was how. to form square oak trunks set up in a square with an empty space between them so the cross emerges in outline. form of i don't know where you stand inside it but you're standing in this space this unsubstantial across lloyd's and whether you look up you see the cross with. the cross in the void because their space isn't limited it stretches in every direction and that's very existential like our earthly existence. and. the significance of the cross for christianity began two thousand years ago in jerusalem. here jesus of nazareth called the christ and the son of god by his followers was executed like a common criminal. steadfast in his belief in god's kingdom on earth he was mocked and crucified as king of the. use. his disciples fled in confusion. then we are told he rose from the dead and appeared to them. reports of this extraordinary event marked the beginning of christianity. the encounter inspired his disciples to go out into the world and spread his messag

form of the moon and where you stand inside it you're standing in this space this unsubstantial cross lloyd's and whether you look up and you see the cross with cords. focus on the cross in the void because this mace isn't limited and it stretches in every direction that's very existential like our earthly existence. of dish and also. the significance of the cross for christianity began two thousand years ago in jerusalem. here jesus of nazareth called the christ and the son of god by his followers. was executed like a common criminal. steadfast in his belief in gods kingdom on earth he was mocked and crucified as king of the jews. his disciples fled in confusion. then we are told he rose from the dead and appeared to them. reports of this extraordinary event marked the beginning afghanistan and. the encounter inspired his disciples to go out into the world and spread his message. the german theologian peter schultz has studied the symbol of the cross and its message. first is this god of the fourth and what's in possibly the most fascinating thing about the cross and that is that it

the claims against me were unsubstantiated."he also denied allegations made by a second woman who spoke to cnn, malia harper. a spokes manhattan for u.n. aid denied that sid by offered brostrom a promotion. he added that sidibe recused himself from the investigation. and he said while the inquiry followed due process, u.n. aid has a zero tolerance policy and brostrom is welcome to appeal the decision. finally, a spokes manhattan for the u.n. secretary general told us that antonio guterres spoke with the u.n. aid's chief and asked him to "lead by example." the u.n., as we said, is implementing new ways for victims to report harassment and the spokesman said guterres has made it his personal commitment to eliminate it. >>> and now to a surprising corner that's championing women's fundamental right to feel safe -- men. specifically david schwimmer, the actor who along with the cast of "friends" defined the turn of the millennium for hundreds of millions of viewers all around the world. that sitcom shot him to superstardom. now a ca

our top stories: ‘horrific and unsubstantiated.‘ russia once again denies any involvement in the poisoninga former spy and his daughter. south korea's ousted president awaits her fate. a court is due to deliver its verdict on corruption charges. tackling america's opioid crisis — the us surgeon general urges new measures to fight the deadly epidemic. and one of bollywood's favourite bad boys is behind bars. a court finds salman khan guilty of poaching. in a dramatic session at the un security council in new york, russia's ambassador has made a strongly worded speech, describing claims moscow was behind a poison attack in the uk, as "horrific and unsubstantiated". russia has accused the uk of poisoning its relations with other countries. the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were poisoned about a month ago in the english city of salisbury. in her first public statement since the attack, she has said she's getting stronger by the day. james landale reports. it is just the four weeks since sir gay and julia scrabble —— sergei skripal and his daughter will poison. they h

horrificer contains and unsubstantiated accusations against russia in the use of chemical weapons on the territory of the united kingdom. representatives of the united kingdom promised us at the time to brief the security council on the course of the investigation, however we do not have any such briefings. being as it may, we will brief you in detail. in thebeen a month since theer city of salisbury russian citizen and his daughter were found unconscious. the use of chemical weapons, if indeed take place, is a threat. as such, it is a topic that deserves to be considered by the security council. especially since we do have quite a bit to say and have some questions to ask our british colleagues. what do we know about the crime and its victims? he was convicted in 2006 for spying for great britain. after being amnesty in 2010 he lived in the united kingdom will maintaining his russian citizenship. periodically, his daughter visited him. according to the version spread by the british, russia did not forgive his treason and decided to eliminate him. given that there was no threat that

because it's one thing to put forward unsubstantiated accusations and it's quite different. to start speaking using professional terms. which requires not which means not simply who will who will speak louder than diplomacy but it requires clear answers to two very specific substantial questions i don't think the british investigative of bodies are grateful to the british government for their hasty and unequivocal statements and conclusions on all this of course your politicians never thought about all this did they they had no idea that their sense that there had been statements might boomerang and hit them and hit them and they used a very very useful and timely anti russian canard. or the topic of russian chemical attacks are because of course they didn't they weren't aware that once the dust settles they will be held responsible for their words and yet london london started started poisoning our relations with other countries. is a sign of solidarity i've ever number of states that are allies of the united kingdom some one hundred fifty russian diplomats were expelled we

toi rape and levels of rape to the passage of this caravan heading through mexico is as we said unsubstantiated but it's also useful to remember that he's talking about real people here with these migrants but one of the ladies that we spoke to on this caravan told me that she was feeling her native from douras because she'd been raped twice but she feared that the same thing was going to happen at the hands of gangs so her five year old daughter there's a lot of women a lot of children in this caravan so it's quite a serious thing to link break through to to what's going on one of the other things the president trump has done it seems to be provoked by the caravan it is ordered the national guard to move them to go to the united states border makes can president enrique pena nieto has responded to that mexico doesn't see the act a fool well and he said if you've got differences with your internal politics with your laws with your congress then take it up with them not with the mexican people so there's nothing concrete in what mexico. might do in his address but he was certainly striking a mor

comey says trump kept pressing him about disproving the unsubstantiated dossier.eople are talking about the pee tape. should the press call comey on this? comey himself says he doesn't know it's true. ben: what is the news value of that. on the clip he says i don't know but let me repeat the allegation saying maybe. i think the second part you played there was a good clip. did you let the president know this salacious dossier, unsubstantiated in a number of cases was provided and paid for by the democratic party and your political opponents? the answer was no he didn't. the other small thing that got a lot of attention was comey apparently made the decision, he writes in his book, to send that men he to congress that he was reopening the investigation to protect the legitimacy -- howie: i have the sound bite. this was about the intervention. 11 days before the election. let's roll it. >> it had to have been, she is going to be elected president. if i hide this from the american people she'll be illegitimate the moment she is elected. the moment this comes out. how

our top stories: ‘horrific and unsubstantiated.‘ russia once again denies any involvement in the poisoning is due to deliver its verdict on corruption charges. tackling america's opioid crisis — the us surgeon general urges new measures to fight the deadly epidemic. and one of bollywood's favourite bad boys is behind bars. a court finds salman khan guilty of poaching.

these claims are reckless, unsubstantiated and false. the question now is are there more women out there with agreements that keep them from speaking publicly about alleged relationships with the president? stormy daniels' current attorney says he's sure of it. >> from everything we've seen there's a number of mdas out there that were executed over a significant period of time. my client was not alone. i'm sure there are a number of women that have found themselves in the same situation. >>> ahead, keith davidson, michael cohen, and this man, elliott brody. what's the connection between the three? more "hush money." does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network

this also, you mentioned unsubstantiated allegations, that is all that we ever seen democrats have, unsubstantiatedere basically the same person. we promised we would all die from tax reform, net neutrality, none of these things happened. i have yet to see anything substantiated i'm waiting. ainsley: president said obstructionists were trying to discredit ronny jackson's reputation. i wish he would have stick it out that he would not cave. kanye stuck it out. candace owens stuck it out. this is what the president says about senator tester in montana who came out with all the allegations against ronny jackson and reason ronny jackson had to step down or decide to withdraw his name. look listen to the president. >> doc ronny. here is an admiral highly respected, a real leader. i watch what jon tester montana, a state i won by over 20 points, they love me and i love them and i want to tell you that jon tester, i think this is going to cause him a lot of problems in his state. he took a man who was just an incredible man, and an incredible man, respected by president obama, gave him his highest rating.

these claims are reckless, unsubstantiated and false. the question now is are there more women out there with agreements that keep them from speaking publicly about alleged relationships with the president? stormy daniels' current attorney says he's sure of it. >> from everything we've seen there's a number of mdas out there that were executed over a significant period of time. my client was not alone. i'm sure there are a number of women that have found themselves in the same situation. >> ahead, keith davidson, michael cohen, and this man, elliot brody. what's the connection between the three? more hush money. ♪ ♪ (baby crying) ♪ ♪ don't juggle your home life and work life without it. ♪ ♪ and don't forget who you're really working for without it. ♪ ♪ funding to help grow your business... ♪ ♪ another way we have your back. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. the powerful backing of american express. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ that skills lik

you know, jon tester did come forward with information that was unsubstantiated. that was unusual. however, the multiple sources, the dozens of sources that he says he had there, the fact that johnny isakson didn't step in the way, the fact that no republicans really in the senate at all stood up to defend him, it was weird. and jon tester also, he is not, you know, the leftiest of lefties and a partisan guy. the fact that it came from him, it was strange. also obama officials standing up for his character. it was the kind of circus we haven't seen before. >> the tweets and accusation and innuendo, andhen what was happening behind the scenes, from the second this nomination went up to the hill, it was met with skepticism for the main fact that this was about a nominee that they didn't think was vetted and the qualifications of the huge administrative task of leading one of the largest and most important bureaucracies in the government. that was very problematic and was taking place much more quietly than what was going on on the surface. >> where is the president taking this now? >

‘s un ambassador said britain‘s main goal had been "to discredit" russia with what he called "unsubstantiateddrinks. about nine million people will pay more towards their pensions from today. the minimum contribution is going up from 1% of their income to 3%. 0ne accountancy firm is warning pay packets will suffer as a result, but other experts say it is easily affordable, and will mean higher incomes in retirement. well now every weekday at this time we‘re going to be getting a detailed update from the commonwealth games on the gold coast of australia so let‘s head there right now and joined mike bushell with the very latest. good morning to you there in the uk. and here on the gold coast for the second day of the commonwealth games. it‘s very warm here with a stiff breeze but it has been raining in the last few minutes at the swimming pool making things difficult at the outdoor pool. we‘ll have the latest from there on the velodrome shortly. beach volleyball has been making its commonwealth games debut and the aussies have been loving it. beach, sport, fun! australia is going to win! aussie

this evidence was based on hearsay and unsubstantiated hearsay by many people in the formal hearings. i want to go on the record stating that iris canada no longer lived in her unit after 2012, having lived directly adjacent to 670 page street, i can say for a fact that iris canada did not reside at 670 page street beginning in october 2012. this was presented in sworn affidavits in the superior court of the state of california by all the tenants living in the building, which you have records of. what we applied for the condo conversion, we stated that miss canada's unit had been vacant from 2012 because she was not living there from 2012 on. this is precisely what the superior court ultimately found when it declared her life estate had ended. there was absolutely no deception or intention to mislead the city in our application. to the contrary, peter owens personally contacted the planning staff before they released their first report, which, by the way, they had recommended project approval at that time. our lawyer squarely addressed this issue in the letters to the planning commiss

i would also ask you put forward an unsubstantiated dossier into a fisa judge.unsubstantiated and unverified. >> kimberly: how do you know that? >> jesse: you knew it was unverified he told the president befor when he met with him it was unverified. why did you put that to the judge knowing it was not verified? number two, why did you proffer steele as a credible witness when you already known he had lied and leaked. i would ask those three things, i know bret is watching. >> kimberly: please take notes from jesse watters. juan? >> juan: clearly, he didn't break the law. everybody has said. this the documents weren't classified. the issue here is his behavior around the trump investigation and the hillary investigation. so, i would come back to the issue of why did you decide to make news about the hillary investigation and not announce that you were investigating trump for the russia coordination collusion with the campaign and, of course, the big answer and i think this is the big news of the comey book is he thought hillary was going to win. so, why is politi

council meeting, moscow's un ambassador said britain's main goal had been to discredit russia with unsubstantiatedesults on samples taken from the crime scene will be published by chemical weapons experts next week. here's our washington correspondent, chris buckler. the discovery of two people lying unconscious on a bench in an english town has resulted in an international investigation and an increasingly bitter diplomatic dispute. the uk continues to claim russia poison sergei skripal and yulia using the nerve agent, nor the jock, an allegation moscow denies with increasing anger we've told our british colleagues you're playing with fire and you'll be sorry. russia called for this meeting of the un security council to create a global spotlight for it to create a global spotlight for it to make threats and to try to plant doubts about what the uk has said. translation: the main goal is clear, it is to discredit and even delegitimise russia. moscow has been frustrated not just by delegitimise russia. moscow has been frustrated notjust by the international outrage and backing the uk has been given

toi rape and levels of rape to the passage of this caravan heading through mexico is as we said unsubstantiated but it's also useful to remember that he's talking about real people here with these migrants but one of the ladies that we spoke to on this caravan told me that she was fleeing her native from douras because she'd been raped twice but she feared that the same thing was going to happen at the hands of gangs to her five year old daughter there's a lot of women a lot of children in this caravan so it's quite a serious thing to link breakthrough to to what's going on one of the other things the president trump has done it seems to be provoked by the caravan it is ordered the national guard to move them to go to the united states border makes can president enrique pena nieto has responded to that mexico doesn't see the act a fool well and he said if you've got differences with your internal politics with your laws with your congress then take it up with them not with us the mexican people so there's nothing concrete and what mexico. might do in his address but he was certainly striking a

senior correspondent tom brokaw says he's angry hurt and unmoored by what he calls a torrent of unsubstantiated criticisms launched against him by linda vester. allegations he denies. >> i felt like this man could destroy my career, so if he said he's coming over, i have to let him come over. reporter: in interviews in interviews published last night, vester says brokaw showed up uninvited in her new york hotel room in 1994 at first putting his finger on her lips and grabbing her. >> he took the same hand, reached behind my head and tried to force me to kiss him. >> reporter: vester says brokaw tried to kiss her again before leaving. >> i stood there for a couple of minutes and just shook out of sheer panic. >> reporter: brokaw today writing i should not have gone but i emphatically did not verbally and physically attack her, adding she often reminded me she was a catholic and that she was uncomfortable with my presence so i left. 23 years later to be stunned by her melodramatic description of the meeting. vester says she kept a diary and told a friend and nbc producer at the time about the inc

i don't think anyone in the news media if anchors said we're not going to run unsubstantiated conspiracy theories on tv. i think the problem was when sin clair started saying news organizations not just stuff on social media could be biased and they could run fake stories and they don't do their due diligence, i think that's what got a lot of journalists up in arms. one of the things we're seeing right now which is striking to me is some local stations and some local anchors are pushing back a bit. we saw a station just last night in madison, a sin clair affiliate in madison say they weren't going to run this promo. some other anchors also jumped in on social media on twitter and facebook and raised concerns about the pro mamos and media consolidation more broadly. >> this really does -- talk about, if you will, richard, what this sounds like to you where you have somebody that's trying to get favors with the president, with the white house, sending out scripts to journalists all over the country and not only do they have must-read -- must-perform segments but more disturbingly to a lot

it curious that we would be attacked for asking our news people to remind their audiences that unsubstantiated stories exist on social media." some critics see it differently. >> it's odd to see all of these anchors saying the same thing at the same time with the words that have come out of one central location in baltimore, maryland. that's not our tradition in the united states. it's maximum propaganda. >> reporter: the broadcast group which skews conservative owns or operates more than 190 stations including 15 nbc affiliates. two-thirds of those stations are in trump country. the company wants to buy "tribune" a merger that would put its stations in three of every four households in the u.s., but it needs approval from the fcc first. the president, seeming supportive, tweeting today "it's so funny to watch fake news networks criticize sinclair broadcasting," calling the company far superior to fake nbc. promo blasting fake news creating very real headlines. hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> there's a big question swirling tonight. will vladimir putin be welcomed inside the white ho

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in the surrounding region are concerns london is from sickly looking for confirmation of its unsubstantiated position. furthermore one major u.k. newspaper ran a sensational headline based on anonymous sources saying that they did pinpointed the production of novacek to the outskirts of moscow here jacqueline who picks up on but story the screwball case on explosive twist earlier this week when experts at porton down revealed they couldn't determine where the nerve agent was made a u.k. military law is stunned but we're not the media and their sources have it covered. the times' has revealed its sources believe that they have pinpointed the facility where the military grade nerve agent was made and surprise surprise it's in russia the sun isn't certain but says it's near moscow so it is not one hundred percent certain about the location but highly confident i'm convinced about you their sources say that the yeltsin of a lab is one of a handful in the world that can produce nova chuck the sun has exclusively uncovered a moscow suburb lab that the o.p.c. w. couldn't. have a problem in your gam

he also says he briefed the trump team before the inauguration on then unsubstantiated allegations of russian interference in the election. he said they responded on how to spin the story to the public. comey's book comes out on tuesday. >>> time now, 4:40. a bay area community comes together to mourn as police look for suspects in a rash of recent killings. >> plus, yosemite under water. we'll show you some incredible pictures of powerful storms that flooded the park. but it recently went almost five months without a homicide. then... as k-p-i-x five's andrea nakano reports... that ended led in less >>> richmond has a reputation for high crime. but it recently went almost five months without a homicide. then as kpix 5's andrea nakano reports, that ended as three men were killed in less than a week. >> reporter: this is where one of the murders took place. family and friends are holding a candlelight vigil for mark henderson, the 29-year-old a father to a 4-year-old girl and a father figure to many of the kids living in the area. mark henderson was gunned down right outside his parent

there are also unsubstantiated allegations of a hostile work environment during his time at the executive mansion. senators on both sides of the aisle are discussing a delay. >>> the nomination of mike pompeo to be secretary of state is headed to the full senate. a vote there is expected later this week. the senate foreign relations committee narrowly recommended pompeo yesterday. the vote was in doubt until president trump called republican rand paul who decided to back pompeo at the last minute. it would have been the first time since 1925 that a secretary of state nominee got an unfavorable report. >>> and a prince with no name, at least that we know of. the duke and duchess of cambridge introduced their new son to the world yesterday. he was born hours before. it's his third child, and he is fifth in line to the british throne. the baby's name will be announced in due course. the favorite names, the bookmakers at least, arthur, albert, frederick, james, and phillip. >>> still ahead on the "cbs morning news," unruly passenger. why a man was tasered not once but ten times by police offi

howie: month after month the press has pounded the president for making reckless, unsubstantiated comments on twitter, but that has been turned on its head in the wake of the president staying quiet. >> why hasn't he punched back on this one. >> i didn't say he punches back on every story. he has a country to run. howie: there was a time when the president didn't feel the need to make news every single day. he has been in and out of mar-a-lago and went to church this morning. mara: there was a real tweet storm this morning on immigration. the legitimate news story is donald trump tweets a lot but he hasn't on this story. he treats on everything, he does -- he tweets on everything, he doesn't let any punch or slight go uncounterred. howie: some people see their job as giving him advice. if the president responded to stormy daniels, that would magnify the story for days and days. they are shocked. how dare donald trump in the respond? we need copy. gayle: the mainstream media has been giving him advice about his tweeting. it's legitimate to note he hasn't tweeted about stormy daniels. i disa

comey briefed trump on the allegations contained in the then-unsubstantiated dossier on russian interference in the election. comey writes about the trump team, "they were about to lead a country that had been attacked by a foreign adversary, yet they nsd no questions about what the future russian threat might be. "instead," comey writes, "they launched into a strategy session about how the spin what we'd just told them to the public." comey says the president focused on one of the most salacious allegations in the dossier, that he had a sexual encounter in a moscow hotel room. comey writes, "trump strongly oonied the allegation, asking rhetorically, i assumed, whether ingseemed like a guy who needed ae service of prostitutes." comey also wrote about the oval office meeting where he says the president asked him for his loyalty. he testified about that before congress. re i was playing in my mind, "what should my response be," and that's why i very carefully chose the words. sed, look, i've seen about the tweet about tapes-- lordy, i hope there are tapes. >> reporter: comey said that moment r

was paid by the parent company of "the national enquirer" to keep quiet about a salacious and unsubstantiated rumor about donald trump's sex life. again tonight, abc's kyra phillips. >> reporter: tonight, growing questions about hush money paid during donald trump's presidential campaign. abc news has reported on payments to a porn star and a former playboy playmate during the campaign to silence their claims of affairs with mr. trump. >> they wanted to squash the story. >> reporter: mr. trump's spokespeople have denied the allegations of affairs. and now, a new allegation involving a former trump world tower doorman, dino sajudin, and his own uncorroborated salacious story. "the new yorker" first reported on a $30,000 payment made to sajudin as the primaries were gearing up. the payment came from a.m.i., the parent company of "the national enquirer," owned by david pecker, a long-time friend of the president. turns out, his story was never published, a tactic known as catch and kill. tonight, sajudin confirms to abc news he had an agreement with a.m.i. over his story. >> mr. cohen, why do yo

the course of the call he tried to argue that the allegations we have leveled against him were unsubstantiated in particular he stressed. he was no one to semite that was most important to him he had less of a problem being called a homophobe and sexist but the allegation that he was an anti-semite weighed heavily on him and he wanted to clear his name out from under it and if i tried to communicate that i couldn't care less if he was an anti-semite or not i couldn't care less what he thought of what mattered to me were his actions and the message his lyrics disseminated and if those lyrics have and to semitic and anti jewish content then it makes no difference to me what as an individual thinks. appearance at the festival and has and was ultimately cancelled his fans were disappointed. in the teachers from often back relates to the up or such lyrics cause. i don't know anyone who takes it to heart i have jewish friends they listen to this music too they don't take it so seriously i also wouldn't take it seriously if someone were to say something insulting about islam or my religion is just mu

strongly—worded speech, describing claims moscow was behind a nerve agent attack in the uk as horrific and unsubstantiatedrussia has accused the uk of poisoning its relations with other countries. the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were poisoned about a month ago in the english city of salisbury in her first public statement since the attack, she has said she's getting stronger by the day. james landale reports. it's just over four weeks since sergei and yulia skripal were found poisoned by a nerve agent on this bench in salisbury, four weeks during which the former russian intelligence officer and his 33—year—old daughter have lain critically ill, at times in a coma. but today, miss skripal revealed that she at least is on the mend. in a statement, issued on her behalf by the police, she said: today, russian television broadcast an unverified recording of an alleged phone call between yulia skripal and her cousin, viktoria. she's hoping to come to britain to visit miss skripal with the help of russian diplomats if british officials are prepared to risk giving her a visa. in lond

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