we go to judea, to samarra, to the golan. and we spent lots of time in many areas, and lots of times in that communities. 21 flourishing communities were destroyed up until the last minutes i couldn't believe it would happen. how could israel do such a thing to its own people? to its own communities, to its own -- to its own life blood seven these are the best people, the best kids, the best everything? but it did happen. it did happen. and in any case, this is our problem. but if we read the bible, it tell us going to hebron, and other places, the tabernacle rested in silo before taken to jerusalem. king david was in hebron. he had his kingdom to hebron. go to hebron. go see the ruins that were uncovered of king david's kingdom. it's life. it's truth. these are the facts. this is the -- this is we're here and this is why the arabs are interested in curing all our archeological findings and digging out another mosque underground and when they were digging out that mosque underground, i have no idea when i the israeli governme

matthew, "in those days john the baptist came to judea because the kingdom of heaven was coming.that time jesus began to preach and say repent because the kingdom of heaven is and hand. bear with me. if you confess and believe that god has raised you, you will be saved. corinthians, 12-3. supervisor avalos: sorry, is this referencing the release reserve? >> yes, sir. therefore i make note that no one preaches by the spirit of god and jesus is the lord, sir. supervisor avalos: if you are not talking about the release reserve -- >> i will talk about the release reserve. whoever confesses that jesus is the son of god, jesus is the son of god. supervisor mirkarimi -- supervisor avalos: your time is to talk about the release reserved. >> i have 26 seconds. please bring to justice the distinct cover-up of the case and contact myself. i am easy to find. thank you. supervisor avalos: any other member of the public? >> -[unintelligible] and i would -- my name is [unintelligible] and i would like to recommend that you released these funds to the community aggregation. we have had with pg&e

of our own stalk if you use it right maybe judea. well we did she was in love with me and my work. came to france she saw me and gave me as a gift a small shutoff and trumbull here. three days later she came to the chateau with a contract for ten years. the way was an absolute give. russia today that is a market. i was wise enough to see she was out to milk me. under its terms i was supposed to do as i was told. i had to give up my quest in the area of metaphysical synthetics as i was only allowed to do gallant scenes and still lives because they were sold better than anything so on and so forth. do you mean you. refused to sign your contract. which if you know i gave out the shut. up when i returned and three days later after reading the contract i said to my dear girls in my wonderous creature my sweet roly-poly i'm giving you back the key. blue and dreams of us travelling in india me seeing the world a not for me. i want exchange a plane or a gilded one. left for the great wide world to the screams about any crawling back in three days on my knees. for him she was yelling i was

holiday thirteen days later the most christians according to the old judea count. fifty minutes from now the mean time unit is next with a night of sports news. good to have you with us this is sports today i'm you know these are some of the stories we're covering this hour. bottle of moscow spartak secure the capital bragging rights early in twenty eleven after a full thriller with. top of the pile khimki continue their impressive form on the v t v league hardwood with a closely all we know are the three new. supreme in sydney and then dominate against australia once again to wrap up the ashes on a long score. but we began with ice hockey where we didn't have to wait too long for the first big darby of twenty eleven in the continental hockey league sports consigning moscow rivals de nama to their sixtieth the feat constantine to top off reports. after a tough weenie always cussing bitters move spark host to beat a rival tsunami who despite a host of problems including an injury ravaged manch set second in the conference in the opening period both sides were carefu

officials are pulling out all the stops to get back on judea false demanding that twitter submit personal data about his associates to build a criminal case. the last of five ships a stranded in a frozen food processor. a way to. break his school the previous battles to morning. despite hospital. under cia. comes under fire for allegedly hall terrorists one of its own preserves goes to for minor offenses despite being wanted for string of deadly attacks in latin america. now as the u.s. ignores that terror claims against a man it's put on trial for only minor challenges are see the spotlight on how america how little those people which it claims are extreme. today i'm talking to courtney bush she's a paralegal for the human rights organization reprieve she looks into people detained in guantanamo bay and other cia detention facilities i'm talking to her on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the printing of guantanamo bay bush thanks very much for talking to us now you've recently come back from guantanamo bay tell me a bit about what you saw there what the conditions were like unfor

highs up to 70 degrees over napa. 71 santa rosa. 71 judea. mid to upper -- ukiah. >>> and oakland and over down at free month and over the hills in the inland valleys of the east bay, mild. not quite so mild as the other temperatures i am showing you but virtually mid 60s in every location there. 64-65 degrees and near monterey bay highs of 70 at watsonville and holster. 72 salinas. 69 gilroy. the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have four consecutive days of this unusually mild weather right on through the weekend. even next week, highs still in the upper 60s in many locations. may not see 70s on monday and tuesday but close enough. this is truly spring like weather. almost nine weeks in advance of spring. >> 72 on friday. >> that is wonderful. >> amazing, isn't it? >> thanks, spencer, very much. >> coming up, could the space station astronauts grow their own food some day? a local school science experiment that aims to find out. >>> the real worth of a penny. i'm michael finney. 7 on your >>> toyota agreed to settle a class action laws

group which sprang from the violence of the first fatah in 1987 and in the west bank or more properly judea and samarra, it is fatah and others, the main branch of the palestine liberation organization or plo. few in the west will dispute that hamas is a terrorist organization. the group has been involved in countless terrorist acts including a number of suicide bombings. at least one of which almost took the life of my wife. as well hamas has a charter within which the group in no uncertain terms calls for the destruction of israel. hamas clearly is a terrorist organization. and no one except the most blind of the blind expects the group to be a peacemaker. but while hamas is being portrayed and rightly as the antithesis of peace, israel is peaceful and moderate. i am here to say to you and to the national audience that fatah is none of the above. as we speak, and i checked on this this morning to be sure. fatah has on its official went in arabic, its official charter. and like hamas, fatah's charter calls for the destruction of israel. it states, this is right off their site, article 19 o

and just for speaking openly to a citizen who felt scared and turned me in judea or reduce about thee. and while i was being interrogated, i was with a friend of mine who speaks fluent chinese. and the secret police in china had no idea that he spoke chinese. and the topic of their conversation was that we were fbi or cia sent to beijing to see how they treat balin golden practitioners. and my point is that those chinese government looks set to following code is more vague dread of the u.s. government. >> host: your question, steve. >> caller: that leads me to my point which is why we don't hear the u.s. government and actually the u.s. media really criticize or focus on chinese human rights abuses because right now i believe there is a movement in the u.s. -- it's actually an intelligent, the chinese intelligent friends over scholars who study at our major universities, not to steal our high-tech information, but to influence our scholars. >> host: i'm going to stop you there so we can get a response. thank you for the call. >> guest: i think they're many of us who have had the awfu

and just for speaking openly to a citizen who felt scared and turned me in judea or reduce about thee. and while i was being interrogated, i was with a friend of mine who speaks fluent chinese. and the secret police in china had no idea that he spoke chinese. and the topic of their conversation was that we were fbi or cia sent to beijing to see how they treat balin golden practitioners. and my point is that those chinese government looks set to following code is more vague dread of the u.s. government. >> host: your question, steve. >> caller: that leads me to my point which is why we don't hear the u.s. government and actually the u.s. media really criticize or focus on chinese human rights abuses because right now i believe there is a movement in the u.s. -- it's actually an intelligent, the chinese intelligent friends over scholars who study at our major universities, not to steal our high-tech information, but to influence our scholars. >> host: i'm going to stop you there so we can get a response. thank you for the call. >> guest: i think they're many of us who have had the awfu