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last five appearances for the end the evening session sees mark selby against robert milken. tense between allen and higgins. five all as it stands. that is all the support from us. matthew will be back with more later on. let's get more now on the post office scandal and the mounting pressure on the government to deal with it. more than 700 sub postmasters were wrongly convicted in the post office horizon scandal after faulty software made it look like money was missing. today, at prime minister's questions, rishi sunak said the government would bring in a new law, which would �*swiftly exonerate and compensate�* the victims. under the plan — postmasters will be able to sign a statement to have convictions overturned and claim compensation. mr sunak also said that 555 former postmasters who brought a group lawsuit will be offered an upfront payment of £75,000. more than 700 branch managers were given criminal convictions — only 93 of these convictions
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of terrorism and 13 men have been arrested. schools have been temporarily closed, while the peruvian government has deployed police to its border with ecuador. live now to our south america correspondent ione wells. thank you so much for being on the programme with us.— thank you so much for being on the programme with us. matthew, i think the situation — programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in _ programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in ecuador _ programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in ecuador can _ programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in ecuador can really i the situation in ecuador can really be boiled down to three things, one of them has to do with policy so ecuador really stopped collaborating with major security partners, namely the united states about 15 years ago. that really opened up the country for criminal and
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[laughter] >> best surprise ever. >> so this has all within planned all along? from. >> grandmother that video, karen gamble. also known as nanna joins us with her husband and grandpa. and two of their grandchildren matthew and brook. hey, everyone. >> hi. >> good morning. >> hi, good morning. brook, i understand this was your idea. you talked to your mom. y'all planned it. tell us about that. >> so i had seen like the trend on tiktok. and i sent it to my cousin tori, actually. and then we were shopping with my mom one day and i kept seeing these tiktoks come up. i was like oh my gosh we have to do this for nanna and gr grandd. i showed my mom in kohl's. she starts bawling when we were standing in kohl's shopping. that's the sweetest thing ever seen. you have to do it. nanna will absolutely love that my aunt is shopping with us. you have to show aunt kelly. so i waited until we got in the
laughed. all that good stuff. >> ainsley: what that did mean to you? >> very. because we love them so much. it really gets you right in the heart to see that. >> ainsley: matthew, 41 million views on tiktok. your family is one of the famous viral families that is doing this. now you are on national tv. what's your reaction? and what did it mean to you? >> my reaction is just overwhelmed. i had no idea this would blow up like it did. absolutely crazy. just -- it was the best night that i could have ever imagined having with my family. so being able to spend all that time, especially with nanna and granddad. we do get to see them quite often. we don't always get to see them together at the same time. just enjoyed our time together and got to spend one more time with nanna and granddad before going back to school and get ready to restart our lives. >> i think one of your concerns
Sermon on the Mount E2 – As a Jewish rabbi, Jesus was immersed in the Hebrew Bible, or what Christians often call the Old Testament. The Hebrew Bible tells the story of God working with ancient Israel to bring about his Kingdom. And in the New Testament, Jesus claimed that God’s Kingdom was at long last arriving in him. In this episode, Tim and Jon walk through the three parts of the Hebrew Bible, showing how they connect to what Jesus teaches in the Sermon on the Mount. Plus, Michelle, Dan, and Aaron go on a field trip to look at a Torah scroll to better understand how the Hebrew Bible is designed. View more resources on our website → Timestamps Chapter 1: Repentance in the Sermon on the Mount (00:00-12:35) Chapter 2: Exploring a Hebrew Bible Scroll (12:35-17:57) Chapter 3: How Jesus Interprets the Torah (17:57-25:00) Chapter 4: The Hebrew Bible’s Differing Book Order—Including the Prophets (25:00-27:38) Chapter 5: The Sermon on the Mount as the Fulfillment of Prophetic Hope (27:38-35:21) Chapter 6: The Last Book of the Hebrew Bible and the Writings ( Ketuvim ) (35:21-37:22) Chapter 7: The Sermon on the Mount as Wisdom Literature (37:22-40:43) Chapter 8: How the Hebrew Bible’s Structure Provides Context for the Sermon on the Mount (40:43-43:54) Referenced Resources Sermon on the Mount: A Beginner's Guide to the Kingdom by Amy Jill Levine Interested in more? Check out Tim’s library here. You can experience our entire library of resources in the BibleProject app, available for Android and iOS. Show Music Original Sermon on the Mount music by Richie Kohen BibleProject theme song by TENTS Show Credits Dan Gummel is the Creative Producer for today’s show. Production of today’s episode is by Lindsey Ponder, producer; Cooper Peltz, managing producer; Colin Wilson, producer; and Stephanie Tam, consultant and editor. Yanii Evans and Tyler Bailey are our audio editors. Tyler Bailey is also our audio engineer and provided our sound design and mix. JB Witty does our show notes, and Hannah Woo provides the annotations for our app. Special thanks to Aaron Shaw. Today’s hosts are Jon Collins and Michelle Jones. Powered and distributed by Simplecast.
right? and so we have to be very, very deliberate in this. and let's be clear. there was negotiation, ali. it happened in 1876 with the rutherford b. hayes compromise. and from 1876 to 1954 we lived in an ethnonationalist state. we've only been a multiracial democracy since 1965. let's be clear. 1965. i was born in 1968. so the data matthew just laid out bears true when it comes to the history of the country. and so part of what we have to do is to be very honest and direct in how we describe the moment. and we have to be clear. what liz cheney did, what we need to do with marjorie taylor greene, is what we need to do with our family members. oftentimes we know they hold noxious views but we want to keep them close because we love them. but we have to call this stuff out or we're going to fall face
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well, why is it that everybody else can't have that same free fr? ch that's right. well said by a very wise man. a ver man.go back, enjoy a nice,t night and get some rest. thank you, sotomayor. >> tell all your white neighbors thank you all. please wait. we will find a dog. all right. >> we'll see what we can do. their do l see wh new epstein documents don't look good for bill clinton, look good for bill clinton, who stuffed up again. so congested, you need some exhaling from tex t. >> just sign acts. breathe while this wild sign acts breathe. >> oh, i'm matthew. i'm melissa. and together we started fresh, clean drugs. for most of my life, i've worn a black t-shirt. and mostly there are two short to baggy, long kisses. using my years of apparel experience, we set out to make the world's best fitting