boy: they usually wear it every saturday when they're having a torah meeting. would he do with this if he was going to pray, just leave it like this? no. no. put it over his head. i can't see. i think there's something for us to learn there. where can he see? straight ahead. straight ahead. can he see to the right? no. no. can he see to the left? no, no. can he get distracted, then? no, no, no. what is he? all he has to do is move it. he's shut in with god, isn't he? this is part of the what experience? jewish. we believe that if we start with the children and they learn it young and build on it as they grow, it will make a very big difference in a very short period of time. [ singing in hebrew ] because is judaism, if somebody dies... man: the catholic-jewish educational enrichment program, we call it c-jeep, is one of the most exciting things that's probably going on in america right now in christian-jewish relations. this is probably the first time in history that ordained clergy have taught on a regular basis in each others high schools. [ singing ] man: i

boy: they usually wear it every saturday when they're having a torah meeting. would he do with this if he was going to pray, just leave it like this? no. no. put it over his head. i can't see. i think there's something for us to learn there. where can he see? straight ahead. straight ahead. can he see to the right? no. no. can he see to the left? no, no. can he get distracted, then? no, no, no. what is he? all he has to do is move it. he's shut in with god, isn't he? this is part of the what experience? jewish. we believe that if we start with the children and they learn it young and build on it as they grow, it will make a very big difference in a very short period of time. [ singing in hebrew ] because is judaism, if somebody dies... man: the catholic-jewish educational enrichment program, we call it c-jeep, is one of the most exciting things that's probably going on in america right now in christian-jewish relations. this is probably the first time in history that ordained clergy have taught on a regular basis in each others high schools. [ singing ] man: i

he radios the fleet shouting torah, torah, torah. >> 7:55 a.m. the first wave of japanese dive bombers and torpedo planes begin their attack. at 8:40 a.m. the second wave attacks. >> i was in the second wave. dive bombers dropped bombs after getting closer to the enemy so the hitting rate was quite high. >> the next japanese round went through the window of the headquarters and bounced off my grandfather's chest leaving a welt on his chest. >> then i see one turn off and you had the rising sun and says my god those are japanese planes. >> oliver: sterling cale from illinois was one of the first responders. >> as a barbecuing bash hospital corpsesman you have now got carnage all over this place. what do you do? >> i spent four hours there in the burning water picking up bodies. some i'm sure were dead. some badly injured. some badly burned. needless to say i haven't been swimming in the water to this day. >> when general quarters was sounded i was down in my division headquarter living compartment and ran up to my battle station. >> evrand was abo

he radios the fleet shouting torah, torah, torah. >> 7:55 a.m.ve bombers and torpedo planes begin their attack. at 8:40 a.m. the second wave attacks. >> i was in the second wave. dive bombers dropped bombs after getting closer to the enemy so the hitting rate was quite high. >> the next japanese round went through the window of the headquarters and bounced off my grandfather's chest leaving a welt on his chest. >> then i see one turn off and you had the rising sun and says my god those are japanese planes. >> oliver: sterling cale from illinois was one of the first responders. >> as a barbecuing bash hospital corpsesman you have now got carnage all over this place. what do you do? >> i spent four hours there in the burning water picking up bodies. some i'm sure were dead. some badly injured. some badly burned. needless to say i haven't been swimming in the water to this day. >> when general quarters was sounded i was down in my division headquarter living compartment and ran up to my battle station. >> evrand was aboard the dry dock, pennsylvania

i -- >> the koran recognizes the torah, that moses did receive the torah, from god, christians received the angel, and mohammad conceived the koran. >> let's confine jude day i., muslimism and christianity. do they not all believe in a final judgment? >> traditional christianity, islam and judaism espoused the idea of a final judgment, that is true. >> and you believe that as part of your crede. >> i think i'm going to die and stand before god and have to give him a personal account. >> that's the particular judgment, what about the final judgment when we're all gathered together in a giant plane? >> i don't know about the plane thing but i think that's going to happen. >> you do. >> yeah. >> you think it's literally going to happen with the resurrection of the body. >> the whole thing there the whole thing. >> the whole thing. >> you don't put any limits on it, any symbolic reading into it to dilute it of its literacy. >> rich symbolism, i wouldn't deny that. but i'm not sure what interest i would have in saying it doesn't mean what it says, i think it does mr. do you have a particular

. >> pulled in the same that the bible is right along with the koran and torah, leaders from many states joined together calling themselves the marriage alignment god created one man and one woman as surely as he created the very universe in which we live. >> same-sex marriage was narrowly defeated. >> marriage touches every aspect of our aides and every aspect of our society. >> unlike previous years, and 2012 governor o'malley will sponsor the same-sex marriage bill. >> that was the first in the series of the newest produced quality maryland and other groups. >> i am aligned i prefer the baltimore ravens. >> they will change maryland law and allow same-sex marriage. >> would want to be great for the same reasons everyone wants to be married. we want to make of family and want to be protected in doing so. they also say they have religious leaders on their side and the fight they say this for their family. >> children who have parents who are gay or lesbian or told children who have parents, they are allowed to have equal rights. >> but allowing same-sex marriage would infringe on their

because the greeks wanted to extinguish the light of torah, therefore, today, we light a menorah.light it outside if possible. we light it in our windows in order to bring that light into the world. >> we're going to make two kinds of candles today. >> we give out a lot of menorahs with candles. but, at home, i actually use oil. the flame of an oil flame is much prettier. oil is a very, very pure light. it resembles judaism; it resembles our belief system. just like oil gives light into a dark room, just like it brings warmth; for a jew, it also brings warmth and light into his own personal life and into the world as a whole. according to jewish law, you can use almost any type of oil except oil that gives off a bad smell. in the temple time, it had to be pure olive oil. they actually used only the first pressing of the olive. so we show the children how they actually did the first pressing. >> in our menorah we don't have any wicks. we actually make the wicks out of cotton balls. once you have the wick, the oil will continue to flame for a long time. there is a lot of darkness in

the utah jazz on wednesday but before that all they were a visit home in the summer the center top torah a monk also read. that. despite its not quite making it to the top of the bill just yet city my famous golf had already managed to make the headlines in north america he became part of a blockbuster multiplayer trade i saw him move to denver nuggets and carmella to the new york knicks well mozzies new team were knocked out of the first playoff round in the n.b.a. giving him an opportunity to visit home and prepare for the upcoming european championship in lithuania winning the continental trophy in twenty eleven will mean automatic qualification for the london olympics hearing shouldn't sure why can't make any promises in regards to the euro basket but i can say that i'm sure the guys will perform at their best and no one will cut corners and i think that the foundry cure langkow joins us will have better chances because of his experience to be a great help despite leaving russia still has a large fan base said his previous club called him. mozzie keeps in touch with them through his

from two angles i think the one china are has been conjured to more than seventy percent of our own torah investment. and eve the u.s. is able to although not year mark and bring you more western capital into b.m.r. myanmar will have more opportunities and bargaining power to try the lair first the normans and even bruises of the chinese investors and the capitals as a result so the chinese government has been saying it is is the visit of the year most is over never more than peter completely either me or my market it also will bring in some more uncertainty regarding regional security because china has been importing more than eighty percent of all through the market district. which is between the knees here in singapore now china has been working with me i'm across the age of trying to build up pipeline and that quarter has been could move in the past however the visit of clinton in the opening of myanmar to the western countries made coal certain is security and certainty on this particular project right out of the alley persons update here are see with korea. having worked up as a sub

saying that the results of elections were falsified pulling the president with that if ordered as torah investigation into the case and that has some fifty permanent cases were filed voting results of twenty one polling stations were a council overview take a look at the bigger picture of course out of tens of thousands of polling stations throughout the country twenty one is a relatively slow small number so the results over the elections are valid to say do what is going to stay in the shape it was formed on the fourth of december. or untie thanks so much indeed for bringing us to something time al gore recording from central moscow. well new year is just ten days away and we're are starting our own town down with special reports on events that shaped twenty eleven and we're looking back at major stories through the eyes of our team correspondents who witnessed them and we start with an area that saw a fair share of both breakthroughs and failures space projects consistently made it into the headlines but there was much more that didn't speed it all over now reveals. one of the bigges

and keeping torah care alive i believe with that is calling for a return to bush territory kerry impression a lawmaker introduced the amendment which went under to president obama's executive order banning torture as an interrogation technique that amendment although aims to bring back a quote classified set of torture tactics so this that what forms of torture as a loud but the public isn't allowed to know what they are so why is congress so gung ho about torturing tactics i've spoken to a partner reagan administration official and columnist paul krugman roberts to find out they can listen to you talking about to train a. syrian troops how can research and rule which allow the u.s. military. to pick up people in every country of the world which includes china russia and the united states and hold them indefinitely then we're talking about something that star greater than the torch of pause that we're talking about them peel the united states constitution and what we see from the vote. against the amendment by rand paul the republican senator from kentucky to exempt american citizens from t

it means to keep the torah in your heart, with it you shall never part.o me; the right of religion, the right to be free. [cheers and applause] >> rafael will be receiving a little gift certificate so he can buy himself some jewish study materials. do we see a great future here for the jewish people or what? [cheers and applause] mass l to have. your parents are very proud, i can see. the menorah behind me was first lit in lafayette park in 1979, and then-president jimmy carter personally attended the lighting ceremony. two years later it was called, i should say, the national menorah by president reagan. and every year it's been lit first at lafayette park on the other side of the white house and in more recent years, here on the ellipse. one individual who was very instrumental in establishing this project was ambassador stuart eisenstadt who served at that time as the domestic policy adviser to the president and insured that permission was, indeed, granted to place this menorah in this space. he did that in the partnership with rabbi abraham of our nat

military takes a oath to defend not somebody's particular perspective of the new testament, or the torahkoran but the u.s. constitution. >> commanders at the base say they're considering the request to move the display but no decisions have been made. >>> the washington post now reporting the heroics of a medal recipient were exaggerated by the marine corps. president obama presented 23- year-old dakota meyer with the medal of honor in september. the report from the marines says meyer ignored orders and rushed into enemy fire in afghanistan. rescuing 36 u.s. and afghan troops. however, the washington post conducted its own investigation and claims although meyer is deserving of the medal, most of the story behind his actions are not true. >>> in idaho, seven rescued miners are recovering this morning following what is called a rock burst. this happened last night in the lucky friday mine. one miner was taken to the hospital, six others were treated and sent home. federal safety officials are investigating what happened. two miners died at the mine earlier this year in separate incidents.

our lot comes from the ancient law of the torah. they come as principals handed down from our ancestors. they fought and bled and died to defend them. it is more than that. it says, jeremiah wrote, the law of return on our part -- law written on our heart. faith and freedom is the foundation of our nation. my favorite founding father was a champion of religious freedom, james madison. he wrote in the first amendment, the civil rights are none shall be abridged on account of religious belief or worship. nor shall be full and equal rights be in any manner infringed. my faith will guide me as your president. what i mean by that is not just faith in god. it is also face in the ability of our people to accomplish the impossible, the miraculous that they have done before and will again. as i travel across the country and i see the fight we are in, people without a job, uncertain return for help, -- where to turn for help, i have turned my thoughts to jeremiah. i think of his return to israel. finding the city walls laid to waste, the peop

is one thing i have learned from her, it is that it never hurts to begin a speech by discussing the torah. it does not hurt. [applause] this week -- [laughter] , congregations around the world will retell the story of joseph. as any fan of broadway musicals will tell you -- [laughter] there is a lot going on in this reading. [laughter] many scholars have focused on a single word that joseph uses when he replies to his father, jacob. in hebrew -- it translates to, "here i am." the same word abraham uses to reply to guide before the binding of isaac. the same word moses uses when god summons him to the burning bush. the text is telling us that while joseph does not know what lies ahead, he is ready to answer the call. in this case, he is led to egypt. it sets in motion a story of enslavement and exodus. it would come to inspire readers like martin luther king, as they sought freedom. the story of persecution and perseverance that has repeated itself from inquisitions- aerospace into czarist russia to hitler's germany -- inquisitions-era spain to czarist russia to hitler's germany. in this p

there's one thing i've learned from her, it's that it never hurts to begin a speech by discussing the torah portion. [laughter] [cheers and applause] it doesn't hurt. so this week -- [laughter] [cheers and applause] congregations around the world will retell the story of joseph. as any fan of broadway musicals will tell you, there is a lot going on in this reading. [laughter] but many scholars have focused on a single word that joseph uses when he replies to his father, jacob. in hebrew that word is -- [inaudible] [cheers and applause] it translates, it translates to "here i am." it's the same word abraham uses to reply to god before the binding of isaac. thest the same word -- it's the same word moses uses when god summons him from the burning bush. the text is telling us that while joseph does not know what lies ahead, he is ready to answer the call. in this case it leads joseph to egypt. it sets in motion a story of enslavement and exodus. it would come to inspire leaders like martin luther king as they sought freedom. the it's the story of persecution and perseverance that has repeated

it's not just the bible, it's not about the old and new testament, it's the koran, it's the torah, it's christians, it's jews. it would seem to me if our clergy missed this opportunity before the holy spirit, not to tell us what to do, but to tell us what they think is the right thing we should be doing. and so as we move into the holidays, please don't think we have got the other side convinced that they should give relief to unemployed people who paid into a system, who lost their jobs through no fault of their own. please don't think that they want to protect social security , that they want to protect medicaid and medicare. no, it's their job to do it. but it's your job to remind us we have this obligation to do it. and so you're right if you stop us in the street and say that we've lost credibility. all of government, the president, the candidates, democrats and republicans. but what about you? will you be able to say thaw joined in this effort -- that you joined in this effort? would you say that you made that telephone call? i hope you do. we are waiting for that type of support.

our laws emanate from the anchingeshnt law of the torah.ey come to us as principles handed down from our ancestors who fought and they bled and they died to defend them. but the law is more than that. it is as jeremiah wrote, a law written on our hearts. faith and freedom are the fiber of our nation. my favorite founding father was also a life-long champion of religious freedom. james madison. he wrote in the first amendment to the constitution that the civil rights are none shall be abridged on account of religious belief or worship. nor shall the full and equal rights of conscience be in any manner or in any pretext infringed. my faith will guide me as your president. and what i mean by that is not just faith in god's plan for us as a nation he has blessed, time and time again, but it has also faith in the ability of our people with his help to accomplish the impossible, the miraculous, as they have done before and will again. as i travel across the country and i see the plight that we are in, people without the dignity of a job,en certai

so take this on a bit of a torah, if you would. >> we are in the foyer right now with a click family would have welcomed their guests. the clay family established a long legacy of welcoming guests here at ashland. drawing room the where the entertainment -- with a family entertained the guests. this is where we're filming tonight. many of the clay pots important guest will have come to this room. it was the most formal room in the house. but we also have the dining room we can see lucretia's ice-cream service on the table. it was a gift given to her by her sister purchased in france, and the creature was particularly known for her strawberry ice cream. -- in the accretion of -- lucretia was particularly known for strawberry ice cream. all like to take the next into the study. in the original house, this room was used by henry clay like an home office for his three careers. he was of course a farmer, a lawyer, and a statesman. like to draw your attention to his portfolio in document box. currently we have the portfolio on one to us from the supreme court. henry clay would use these it

there's one thing i've learned from her, it's that it never hurts to begin a speech by discussing the torah portion. it doesn't hurt. [laughter] [applause] so this week -- [applause] congregations around the world will retell the story of joseph. [applause] as any fan of broadway musicals will tell you -- [laughter] there is a lot going on in this reading. [laughter] but many scholars have focused on a single word that joseph uses when he replies to his father jacob. in hebrew, that word is "hineni." it translates -- [applause] it translates to "here i am." hineni. it's the same word abraham uses to reply to god before the binding of isaac. it's the same word moses uses when god summons him from the burning bush. hineni. the text is telling us that while joseph does not know what lies ahead, he is ready to answer the call. in this case, "hineni" leads joseph to egypt. it sets in motion a story of enslavement and exodus that would come to inspire leaders like martin luther king as they sought freedom. it's a story of persecution and perseverance that has repeated itself from inquisition-era