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Of particular interest at this special time of year is my article on “Pinpointing the Date of Christ’s Birth.” With over 27,000 hits on the ABR website, it is humbling to see how popular it has been, indicating it has been well received and shared with others. If you have never read it, may I encourage you to do so? Its conclusions were arrived at independently of the main research on Daniel, but are consistent with it. Daniel’s Seventy Weeks were Seventy Sabbatical Year Cycles The present study moves beyond Daniel 9:25 to consider verses 26 and 27, which deal with things that take pl...

stage is set for the court's historic ruling on healthcare. a rule cog come at any minute. >> reporter: we're live in redwood city where police are investigate the third suspicious fire that has happened in the last two weeks. we have two videos that catch t >> reporter: and officer- involved shooting leads to an investigation. we'll tell you what happened in front of a hayward liquor store. and california students may finally get a break with the plan to freeze tuition. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, june ...

science of decision-making is is a difficult job, we decided to assign our sunday morning cover story to susan spencer. >> reporter: remember the old joke about the psychiatrist who asks his patient if he has trouble making decisions? well, the patient says, yes and no. we've all been there. >> i like to think of life as just one decision after another. i mean this is everything from the most mundane decisions-- what kind of toothpaste to buy-- all the way up to who to marry. >> reporter: decisions, decisions. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: stories of crime and punishment are ju...

to assign our sunday morning cover story to susan spencer. >> reporter: remember the old joke about the psychiatrist who asks his patient if he has trouble making decisions? well, the patient says, yes and no. we've all been there. >> i like to think of life as just one decision after another. i mean this is everything from the most mundane decisions-- what kind of toothpaste to buy-- all the way up to who to marry. >> reporter: decisions, decisions. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: stories of crime and punishment are just about the oldest stories there are. whether the guilty can...