his name is judah. >> judah. >> who's she? >> how old is judah? >> 12. >> may i touch you, gently? are without fear, mary? >> i don't fear disease of the skin or the flesh, only disease of the spirit. >> mm, something you've known. >> i'm from magdala. do you know magdala? a barracks town for roman troops, where jewish daughters are enslaved to pay the tax debts of their families. >> you would see an end to such suffering. >> i'm told it's your purpose. >> oh, be certain it is, mary from magdala. >> then my purpose must be serving you. >> thank you. >> blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. blessed are those who hunger and thirst... >> is it the nazarene who speaks? >> yes. and those who should be tending my fields are here, bewitched by him. >> ...they will be shown mercy. blessed are those persecuted for their righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven! your father knows your needs, knows them before you ask. so this, then, is how y

his name is judah. >> judah. >> who's she? >> how old is judah? >> 12. >> may i touch you, gently?ou are without fear, mary? >> i don't fear disease of the skin or the flesh, only disease of the spirit. >> mm, something you've known. >> i'm from magdala. do you know magdala? a barracks town for roman troops, where jewish daughters are enslaved to pay the tax debts of their families. >> you would see an end to such suffering. >> i'm told it's your purpose. >> oh, be certain it is, mary from magdala. >> then my purpose must be serving you. >> thank you. >> blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. blessed are those who hunger and thirst... >> is it the nazarene who speaks? >> yes. and those who should be tending my fields are here, bewitched by him. >> ...they will be shown mercy. blessed are those persecuted for their righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven! your father knows your needs, knows them before you ask. so this, then, is how

members of his cabinet would stay here, including people like alexander stephens, judah benjamin. this was made by mallard furniture company. it has the duck cartouche in the center at the head of the bed. the best fixtures, all of this was made by a wonderful fabric designer here in alabama. the people who came here were treated to the very best of everything. wonderful furniture. davis left montgomery in the late spring of 1861. it ended up as a boarding house for trainmen because it was next to the train station. it was so dilapidated, it was close to being demolished. the white house association saved the house, and it took 20 years to raise the money, because nobody had any money after the war, to buy the house and buy the property here, to have the house taken apart, in sections, moved and completely restored. we believe that the house doesn't represent his story and his history, how it involved him and his legacy. we use it as an educational tool. we want people to take away, from this house, the truth. jefferson davis was a great american. he was a great patriot. he served

. >> this ring has the lion of judah on it. is thedesigner. also, brooke shields a >> i love it. a lot of flavors. >> do you put it on a cracker? >> do anything you want. made from sesame seeds. all healthy. on the day i left, i ran into jeffrey downstairs and told him where i was going. he said, israel has top little space. this is wine no cream i it. looks like liverwurst. >> it's not. >> hmm. it's good. >> isn't that great? >> it is wine . here are pictur enjoys her feast. >> delicious. where is that? >> i can't see that far. >> you said you could see -- >> that's the monostai monostmoy road. d granddaughter, frank's daughter, like mywnnloadsrael singing these songs. it was very, very cool. here are highlights from the trip and proof i was thinking about hoda. take a look. >>> hoda, i couldn't come without bringing you along. this is kojack. you can tell he is a camel. i thought this would be perfect because nobo likes to good hump better than you. hi, hoda. hoda is exhausted and egyptian. they love you, too. >> my egyptian sun goddess should have with me. but you are with me.

i don't get another couple called coffeeno just a quick seven from route for judah to 71 no problems to 71 from route eight after 422. a nation morning the boss to nancy reagan. stacy fry is here with more on how she will be remembered.y she was one of the most affectionate you for an end soon movie remain grateful for her lifee cycle for her guidance and prayers go that she and her beloved husband altogether again. from hollywood to the west 110 catchest chip in the national mrs. rigo is a passionate advocate for roasting my mind that is the north american start of springrt i know she will join him now in heaven will be a public doing in california. a lot of lady in always. some pressure here in ohio making their final push in the state. jessica dill is life in broadview heights this morning withgh john k-6 will be speaking at that this morning. k as well as governor john k-6 will be here tomorrow eveningin for our family. with a very special guest the terminator. i said all p back. is endorsing and ohio governor john k-6 to be next president. of supporters on sunday.d he wants to s

we explore the story of judah benjamin who was a high ranking official in the confederacy. we look at reform judaism, which was not an american movement originally. it was a european movement that was sort of imported over here to america. it has three main aspects. one is that prayers in english are introduced, or whatever country the reform is happening in. in america, that's english. not everyone could understand the he brew prayers anymore and it was important for people to understand what they were saying during services. as well as mixed seating was being introduced so that unlike the torha synagogue model we looked at earlier, there were women seated in a balcony with children and men would sit down on the level of the bema where the reader is positioned. at this time, family seating was being introduced. in this image of temple emanuel in new york, you can see that there are women down here with their husbands and families. and we have an orchestra in the balcony. music and choirs and instruments were introduced during services. reform judaism was not without contro

. >> this ring has the lion of judah on it. boaz is the designer. put it on your bigger finger. >> barely fits. thanks a lot. >> it's meant to be there. >> doesn't fit. i told you, need to put it here. let me do it. let's get rid of joel's >> look at you, egyptian princess. aren't they beautiful? >> oh, my. >> won all kinds of design awards. >> stunning. >> really beautiful. also, brooke shields and janet jackson, they wear his jewelry. >> they do? what is this? >> chocolate tahina. >> wait, wait, i love tahina. >> you can't even believe how many hundreds of flavors. from spicy to mango to chocolate, to this. a lot of flavors. >> do you put it on a cracker? >> do anything you want. made from sesame seeds. all healthy. on the day i left, i ran into jeffrey downstairs and told him where i was going. he said, israel has become the top gastronomical place in the world for food. it's on the cutting edge of all things great food. >> i didn't know that. can i double dip or is it gross? >> it's all yours. >> oh, it is? >> all yours. save a little space. thi

. >> bowlby foods issued a nationwide recall of 31,000 cases of judah involving 5-ounce canned tuna in water and boil reduced in february they say that it could be slowed after noticing improper sterilization and as third-party package plan, nobody has gotten sick, a dog was a safer for more than a month is home safe and fell it fell off a boat in the pacific oceanfe was dead but she survived and managed to swim to san clemente island which is owned by the us navy the naval staff at the landing field there said that she approached them. >> were driving on the main road and spotted her and she jumped in everybody on the island wanted to see herev and everybody fell in love with her. >> with luck of the el nino storms, she survived eating dead seagulls fish corpse and rants. >> they orca fox 8 st. jude dream home is taking shape . . it is built by cleveland custom homes in the red tail golf community of avon ohio ballot at over $500,000 while all the ticketstty have sold out, despite and early juneo you will have a chance to win $10,000 of fish furniturec, the ticket is free . official d

we also explore the story of judah benjamin, a very high-ranking government official in the confederacyin his gallery we look at the development of reform judaism, which was not an american movement. originally it was a european movement imported over here to america. reformed judaism has three main aspects. one is that prayers in english are introduced, or prayers of the language wherever the country is happening in. people were finding that not everybody could understand the hebrew prayers anymore and it was important for people to be able to understand what they were saying during services. as well, next feeding was being introduced. unlike the synagogue model earlier, women were seated in the balcony with children and men on the level where the reader is positioned. at this time family seating was being introduced. in this image of temple emmanuelle and new york, you can see there are women down there with her husband and families. instead of women being in the balcony we have an orchestra in the balcony. another new innovation of reformed judaism was introduced music, choirs and in

. >> they're huge and disgustingly stinky but really fun.e them. judah on it. is the designer. put it on your bigger finger. th a lot. >> it's meant to be there. >> doesn't fit.'s get rid of this. bye-bye. >> look at you, egyptian aren't they beautiful? >> oh, my. >> won all kinds of design awards. stunning. >> really beautiful. also,s and janet jackson, they wear his jewelry. >> they do? what is this? k olate tahina. >> i love it. a lot of >> do you put it on a cracker? >> do anything you want. on the day i left, i ran into jeffrey downstairs and told him he said, israel has become the place in the world for food. >> i didn't know that. can i double dip or is it gross? >> it's all yours. >> oh, it is? >> all yours. save a this is wine flavored from the market, where they sell over 100 different flavors. >> what is that? >> i don't know. have a bite. >> what is doesn't look great. >> it's great. wine flavored. it's good. no cream in it. >> looks like liverwurst. >> it's not. >> hmm. it's good. >> isn't that great? >> it is wine . here are pictures a enjoys her feast.cious. wher

. >> it's about the love of two brothers who fall out and it's a misunderstanding that puts judah ben hur as a slave and his family off to the cross and this incredible story of redemption. >> it's an iconic leap from the charlton heston movie. >> the world you live in is rome. their power. you defeat him and you'll defeat an empire. >> should have stayed away. >> i will. >> how real. everybody is used to everything being so digital. was it really that real? >> everything is incredibly authentic, like we really did everything. when you see me inside with the four horses going around that track, nothing prepares you for that. >> you're making me sweat right now thinking about it. >> pretty serious. >> 32 horses pull eight real chariots at over 40 miles per hour on a track just outside of rome. >> you're there, and the power, you realize why it's still referred to as horsepower. >> are we having fun now, brother! stand up now! >> it looks amazing. and two of the most amazing as well. >> roma downey is amazing. >> our thanks to jack for stopping by. the movie looks awesome. >>> we're cou

. >> it's about the love of two brothers who fall out and it's a misunderstanding that puts judah benfamily off to the cross and this incredible story of redemption. >> it's an iconic leap from the charlton heston movie. >> the world you live in is rome. their power. you defeat him and you'll defeat an empire. >> should have stayed away. >> you should have killed

members of his cabinet would stay here, including people like alexander stephens, judah benjamin. this was made by mallard furniture company. it has the duck cartouche in the center at the head of the bed. thisest fixtures, all of was made by a wonderful fabric designer here in alabama. wereeople who came here treated to the very best of everything. wonderful furniture. davis left montgomery in the late spring of 1861. it ended up as a boarding house for trainmen because it was next to the train station. it was so dilapidated, it was close to being demolished. the white house association saved the house, and it took 20 years to raise the money, because nobody had any money after the war, to buy the house and buy the property here, to have the house taken apart, in sections, moved and completely restored. we believe that the house doesn't represent his story and his history, how it involved him and his legacy

and they included people like alexander stevens, judah benjamin, leroy pope. this is a beautiful bed here. this is made by mallard furniture company in new orleans and it has the mallard or the duck in the center of the head of the bed. the curtains, the bed fixtures, all of this was made by a wonderful fabric designer here. you can see from looking around the people who came here to visit were treated to the very best of everything. wonderful furniture and appointments. after president davis and his family left montgomery in the late spring of 1861, the house changed hands a number of times. it was not owned by the confederate government. they rented it. and then it ended up as a boarding house for train men because it was right downtown near the train station. it was so dilapidated it was in danger of being completely demolished. the white house association was formed in 1900 to save the house. it took 20 years to raise the money because nobody had any money after the war, to buy the house, to buy the property here where the house is now, to have the house t

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compensate that with talking about his son-in-law who's jewish and the fact that his daughter converted to judah im, not equating them on a one-to-one basis with hardline 100 support of israel and the fact that they're jewish is an insult. kasich was smart enough not to do that. let's see if trump is. >> howard, i'm chastened by the excellence -- i'm not pandering to you at all, i'll tell you. i was taken with the power of the sweeping oratory and the applause lines rather than -- he never did say i'm going to strike down the iranian deal in its tracks, he didn't say i'll move the embassy. he didn't need to -- >> wait until ted cruz gets there. ted cruz is going to do it all. he's going to throw it all in there. that is going to be the real hard right pander speech. and that's what both people love about ted cruz, and what people fear about ted cruz. he's willing to push every emotional button regardless of the consequences. >> you know, it's so interesting about the jewish community politically, forget the reform or whatever on the conservative reformer, all the different parts of the jewish co

reviews and less expected to lead to back the $50 million budget on opening weekend the film is set for judahoots champagnes and the director which is expected to yield $7 million debut. >>marty g: will have the latest for you coming up in just a minute. i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger, that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping me to lead the life that i want to live. this is the bay area,kron 4 morning news begins now: >>marty g: the bricky knows we're following this morning shots fired at a party boss in the east bank. >>reporter: they just reopened south to down 880 after looking for evidence police responded to the intersection of union and fifth street where this buses parked right now in this is what it called off after the shots were fired and people inside were looking for help police a not saying what is on but i didnt this bus is st

judah. about 130 invited guest will feast on herbs and vegetables from the white house garden. trudeau ander president obama will address the dinner together. the white house dinner is the official highlight of the state visit. tonight on c-span, you will see the guest arrivals and the extensive preparation that goes into a state dinner. because of the number of guests, the dinner will be held in the larger east room rather than the state dining room. those rooms that on opposite ends of the first for the white house. guests will enter through the east garden room, the booksellers area of the white house, and advertisers will include an upscale version of .he canadian dish here is a look at the schedule of events for this evening. at about 6:55 p.m. eastern time, prime minister trudeau will arrive at the north portico of the white house. that is across the street from the blair house, where he is staying, and at 7:30, they will have the grand staircase official photo, where the couples come down the stairs from the white house residence. this evening, toasts and dinner, and the

you're correct in the case of terryville the tracks are over one hundred years old and same at the n judah line the tracks are removed and repaired the life the tracks is 70 years and the of economist of scale getting probation officer 20 into market street those are tough streets to get into in construction such major arteries we like to team up with the other departments and work with them especially a sewer is in bad shape. >> uh-huh. >> so that's how this was demonstrated a combination of need and what's happening with other. >> correct we do tv stores and get the assessment we clean them and tv them and they go on the priority list. >> the other thing we have 15 millions of sewer replacement as part of r and r thousands above that we're asking the million dollars identifying major corridors that money will go towards as on the r and r program we're working with the pagan the dpw we assess the areas that are pasted with the pe sewer and determine if it needs to be replaced and work done on it at the same time the paefg is done. >> before we more often i have several public comment card

we have muni delays and judah line delays at embarcadero and brannan.ide and t-3rd also blocked. bay bridge backed up. metering lights on. 49 minutes carquinez bridge to the maze off the eastshore freeway 30 minutes for your drive time from hayward to foster city. here's elizabeth. >> thank you, gianna. crystal clear skies around the bay area. and today marks the beginning of a warmup. we are going to see a peak in temperatures by later on this weekend but for now jacketed weather. 43 vallejo. 50 oakland. 46 in redwood city. 60s across the board by later this afternoon, with easter sunday remaining dry and then our next chance of rain on monday. ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com ford was 46 years old. >>> the attacks in brussels are raising new concerns about travel security. a pair of explosions at brussels airport happened nea

we explore the story of judah benjamin who was a high ranking official in the confederacy.look at reform judaism, which was not an american movement originally. it was a european movement that was sort of imported over here to america. it has three main aspects. one is that prayers in english are introduced, or whatever country the reform is happening in. in america, that's english. not everyone could understand the he brew prayers anymore and it was important for people to understand what they were saying during services. as well as mixed seating was being introduced so that unlike the torha synagogue model we looked at earlier, there were women seated in a balcony with children and men would sit down on the level of the bema where the reader is positioned. at this time, family seating was being introduced. in this image of temple emanuel in new york, you can see that there are women down here with their husbands and families. and we have an orchestra in the balcony. music and choirs and instruments were introduced during services. reform judaism was not without controvers

the decision of this court holding that the law is unconstitutional and is not binding on us by race judah cata and you would have to sue them again and they would be able to make the same argument they are making now. is that correct? >> no, your honor. >> what is the difference? >> the state had an opportunity to bring forward evidence about the reasons why -- >> was that their burden? >> not in the first instance. but the plaintiffs came forward with evidence and the state didn't offer anything to rebut the evidence which was more than sufficient to support the finding that hb-2 was the cause of the clinic closures. >> what evidence is that? >> there are a couple things, your honor. prior to hb-2, in the five years prior to hb-2, the number of clinics in the state remained stable. there may have been a one-two clinic variance. following the enactment of hb-2 more than 20 clinics closed within a short period of time. >> what is the evidence in the record that the closures are related to the legislation? >> the timing is part of the evidence, your honor. the testimony of the plaintiffs ab