as i don't understand arabic, he talked to us in hebrew. talk palestinian extremist. but what about israeli extremists i've never been inside these settlements that the israelis have been building all over the territories. so we decided to visit a leader of the settlement movement and someone david interviewed at the right wring rally in jerusalem. >> changing times here. 28 years, the majority of the people in the west bank are now jewish. and this was our goal. we are so desperate for peace. but the first step is to stopping the devil. only after stopping the devil, of course, the blocks, then we can move, of course. and then we will have the opportunity to work together and look for the solution. >> just to tell you, they say stop the occupation. that's what they say. they remove the occupation. >> part of ethinking is that everyone said like children, you be first, you be first. let's try together. >> when the palestinians would stop the terror, i will be the fighter to have the palestinians human rights. but we are making a comparison between our rights and their

an apocryphal gospel not found in the new testament tells us about james. >> the gospel of the hebrewsortrays james as being in jerusalem in the immediate aftermath of the crucifixion. >> james has probably found the whole business of jesus being crucified about as traumatic, about as life-changing as he can imagine. >> he goes into a period of fasting. and mourning. >> something that no one else of jesus' followers did. >> but then the bible reveals that james' grieving is brought to a sudden end. jesus returns. >> he was buried, and he was raised on the third day, in accordance with the scriptures. then he appeared to james. >> james has spent much of his life wondering who his brother is, especially during this extraordinary mission that jesus has been on. and the resurrection is the moment where james comes to believe that jesus really is something special. perhaps that was the moment where he came to acknowledge jesus was not just his brother but also his lord. >> james' life is transformed. now, from doubting brother, he will become jesus' most devoted follower and helps shape a

in english, hebrew and french. that makes service-goers like david feel at home. >> we have been very warmly welcomed in this community. it was a surprise for ushat something would be organized in french, and that they hired a french rabbi. that is very nice. >> every two weeks, rabbi rene comes here especially from lyon to lead the service. france is not hell. >> it is very important to say this. people live, they are going to work, we talk with each other, we talk with the other communities. but i think we are still recovering from what happened in paris in january and november. >> david and his family moved from paris to london one and a half years ago. the pr expert is able to commute between the two capitals for his job, thanks to easy train connections. david thinks france has a habit of sweeping problems with anti-semitism under the carpet. he likes the way england has dealt with the matter in the past, like when citizens' initiatives prevented neo nazi demonstrations from taking place in jewish neighborhoods. >> the government cares a little bit more about it and take it at its roots. when there are problems, the police intervenes, the

hebrew speakers, i think that might make us --. part 1 crime, a little bit of a mixed bag for us. we have very low violent crime in general in the richmond. just last night i found some stats going back to 2009 so for the 5 years or so before 2014, typically we were seeing in the high 200's, 250, 280, 290 violent crimes a year. we're actually down, being under 200 is a considerable improvement for us. on the other hand, property crime as we have seen just about everywhere else in the city is up for us. what drives almost all of that in the richmond is breaking into cars, stealing cars and a very small amount of that is also residential burglary. middle most of our burglaries are from garages. if i could say just a couple things, i say it over and over again, never leave anything in the car at all. putting it in the glove compartment or under seat, if we know them then the guy who breaks into cars all day certainly knows them. also locking up, anything you can do to make your car a harder target, the better. garage burglaries are going around looking for open windows, unlocked doors, anything you can do to get in t

one of the missiles tested had print on it in hebrew, "israel must be exterminated." i will gather the world to lead to useapply sanctions if iran violates one crossed t or one dot of that nuclear deal. and we'll put the sanctioned back against iran together. [applause] let me also tell you, no amount of money being made by any business will stand in the way of the need to make sure the security of israel is secured and iran does not have a nuclear weapon. no amount of money can push us in the wrong direction. i want you to be assured in a kasich administration there will be no more delusional agreements with self-declared enemies. [cheers and applause] as a candidate in this race with the deepest and most far reaching foreign policy and national security experience, i don't need on-the-job training. i will not have to learn about the dangers facing this country and our allies. i have lived these matters for decades. one day on day one in the oval office i will have in place a solid team of dedicated people who will implement a long the term program to insure the safety of this country and israel. my nati

. >> schlossberg said she's using this part of time in jail to reconnect with her religious roots. >> and it is the hebrew and this is the transition on this side? >> this is hebrew. >> and this is english? >> this is english. >> wow. >> i was raised catholic and jewish and i made communion and i was confirmed. it is more that the boys did the jewish thing and i followed my mom with the catholic thing, and we celebrated both christmas and hanukkah. but they're big ceremonies. like all the family getting together and they have seders. they have different foods that represent different things. i don't know them off of the top of my head, but like the -- what was it? a radish. relish. >> schlossberg might have another motivation for reawakening her jewish roots. prior to being arrested when he came to visit her, schlossberg's boyfriend thomas costa gave her an inside tip on jail food. >> she doesn't like jail food. if you want to get the legitimate food, play your jewish card in there. you will get real meals, real food as opposed to the stuff we get in here. >> the jail prepares special kosher meals and the

in hebrew, can you believe this? israel must be exterminated. i will instantly gather the world and lead us to reapply sanctions if iran violates one thought of that nuclear deal, we must put the sanctions back on them as the world community together. let me also tell you, no amount of money being made by a business will stand in the need of israel. no amount of money can push us in the wrong direction. and i want you to be assured that in a kasich administration, there will be no more delusional agreements with self-declared d enemies, no more. >> as the candidate in this race with the deepest and far reaching policy ladies and gentlemen, i don't need on the job training. i have lived these matters for decades, run day and on day one in the oval office, i will have in place a solid team of experienced and dedicated people that will implement a long term strategic program to ensure the security and safety of this country and that of its allies such as israel. i will lead and make decisions and my national security appointees will work tirelessly with israel to counter iran's regional aggres

one of the missiles tested, had printed on it in hebrew, can you believe this, "israel must be extermuated." and i will instantly gather the world and lead uso instigate sanctions if iran crosses one t or one dot of that nuclear deal. we must put the sanctions back on them as the world community, together. let me also tell you, no amount of money that's being made by any business will stand in the way of the need to make sure that the security of israel is secured and that iran does not have a nuclear weapon. no amount of money can push us in the wrong direction, and i want you to be assured in a kasich administration, there will be no more delusional agreements with self-declared enemies. no more. and as the candidate in this race, with the deepest and most far-reaching foreign policy and national security experience, ladies and gentlemen, i don't need on-the-job training. i will not have to learn about the dangers facing this country and our allies. lived these matters for decades. one day -- on day one in the oval office, i will have in place a solid team of experienced and dedicated people who will implement a long-term strategic progra

hebrew speakers, i think that might make us --. part 1 crime, a little bit of a mixed bag for us. we have very low violent crime in general in the richmond. just last night i found some stats going back to 2009 so for the 5 years or so before 2014, typically we were seeing in the high 200's, 250, 280, 290 violent crimes a year. we're actually down, being under 200 is a considerable improvement for us. on the other hand, property crime as we have seen just about everywhere else in the city is up for us. what drives almost all of that in the richmond is breaking into cars, stealing cars and a very small amount of that is also residential burglary. middle most of our burglaries are from garages. if i could say just a couple things, i say it over and over again, never leave anything in the car at all. putting it in the glove compartment or under seat, if we know them then the guy who breaks into cars all day certainly knows them. also locking up, anything you can do to make your car a harder target, the better. garage burglaries are going around looking for open windows, unlocked doors, anything you can do to get in t

hebrew. i'm learning more about that. >> keeping busy. >> yeah. >> though collins seemed interested in more peaceful pursuits, he also let us know he was staying sharpd there be any trouble in the future. >> every now and then when i would talk to brian collins he would talk about his martial arts he crafted over the time of him being incarcerated, and on certain occasions he would just break out into these weird moves that, you know, he said were a hybrid style that he kind of created and came up with. >> a few days later collins had another check-in with dr. matias and he had already set a new goal. he wanted to transfer to general population where he would have even more freedom. >> population. >> population. why you do that? >> well, in the time i've known you you've either been in lockup or here. and so the idea of you running around population doing your thing, working a job, hanging out with your friends -- >> it's kind of a big step for me. >> it's kind of like mind-boggling. if you ran into a guy you had some conflict with in the past and you're going down to the chow hall and he's going down to the chow hall, you see him, he sees you, you

a >> ending with hebrew, he threw down early in the speech on both palestine and perum, to establish some cred. robert costa walking -- watching with us, national political reporter for the "washington post." robert, there's a phrase, and that is red meat. that was a red meat speech to this group. >> and the line that cruz used when he entered the u.s. senate. he cast himself tonight as an ideological conservative, someone who has been in the trenches battling for israel. and its position in the world ever since he entered the national stage. that's what the cruz campaign is about right now. had esees trump just before him pivoting, trying to make an overture to the israeli supporters. but cruz saying to them, i've been with you month after month, year after year. >> and of the three, i guess the tone was set very early on as chris matthews pointed out, robert, by john kasich, who did not use a teleprompter. he gave a straight up reading from paper in front of him. a very sober, very earnest speech, which took full advantage of kind of timing, drama, and silence, all three of them very different methods of speaking. >> kasich was intr

one of the missiles tested had printed on it in hebrew -- can you believe this -- israel must be exterminated. i will instantly gather the world and lead usapply sanctions if iran violates one crossed t or one dot on that treaty. we must put the sanctions back on together. [applause] let me also tell you that no amount of money made by any business will stand in the way of the need to make sure the secure and israel is iran does not have a nuclear weapon. no amount of money can push us in the wrong direction. in a kasich administration, more will no be no delusional agreements with self-declared enemies. no more. [applause] withcandidate in this race the deepest and most far-reaching foreign policy in national security experience, i don't need on-the-job training. i will not have to learn about the dangers facing this country and our allies. i have lived these matters for decades. on day one in the oval office, i will have in place a solid team of experienced and dedicated people who will implement a long-term strategic program to assure the security and safety of this country and that of its allies, such as israel. i will lead and make d

hebrew speakers, i think that might make us --. part 1 crime, a little bit of a mixed bag for us. we have very low violent crime in general in the richmond. just last night i found some stats going back to 2009 so for the 5 years or so before 2014, typically we were seeing in the high 200's, 250, 280, 290 violent crimes a year. we're actually down, being under 200 is a considerable improvement for us. on the other hand, property crime as we have seen just about everywhere else in the city is up for us. what drives almost all of that in the richmond is breaking into cars, stealing cars and a very small amount of that is also residential burglary. middle most of our burglaries are from garages. if i could say just a couple things, i say it over and over again, never leave anything in the car at all. putting it in the glove compartment or under seat, if we know them then the guy who breaks into cars all day certainly knows them. also locking up, anything you can do to make your car a harder target, the better. garage burglaries are going around looking for open windows, unlocked doors, anything you can do to get in t

messages in hebrew that israel should be wiped off the map after receiving temperature of million of dollars. >> more evidence that the deal isn't working. that the mullahs are thumbing their nose at usand they're not doing it secretly. this missile test was announced on state-run media. in iran. so it is being done openly. and the sanctions, i think it is more evidence that it is not working. they have been engaged in a six-month civil war prior to that happening. as thing stand today, however, the penn has a plan to deal with isis' growth in libya. what is lacking is the political will to carry it out. we have a president who is more interested in containing isis than defeating it. and i think that concerns the general public. when they see a san bernardino or a paris attack or other attacks carried out, they know that the growth of isis is inspiring these attacks and we have a president unwilling to do what it takes to stop the source of that inspiration. >> one of the generals says isis has metastasized. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned for your chance to tell us what you think. >>> it is time to check out this week's results from the special report contenders al. we've add

hebrew speakers, i think that might make us --. part 1 crime, a little bit of a mixed bag for us. we have very low violent crime in general in the richmond. just last night i found some stats going back to 2009 so for the 5 years or so before 2014, typically we were seeing in the high 200's, 250, 280, 290 violent crimes a year. we're actually down, being under 200 is a considerable improvement for us. on the other hand, property crime as we have seen just about everywhere else in the city is up for us. what drives almost all of that in the richmond is breaking into cars, stealing cars and a very small amount of that is also residential burglary. middle most of our burglaries are from garages. if i could say just a couple things, i say it over and over again, never leave anything in the car at all. putting it in the glove compartment or under seat, if we know them then the guy who breaks into cars all day certainly knows them. also locking up, anything you can do to make your car a harder target, the better. garage burglaries are going around looking for open windows, unlocked doors, anything you can do to get in t

one of the missiles tested had printed on it in hebrew, can you believe this, israel must be exterminated. and i will instantly gather the world and lead us to reapply sanctions if iran violates one crossed t or one dot of that nuclear deal. we must put the sanctions back on them as the world community, together. [ applause ] let me also tell you no amount of money that's being made by any business will stand in the way of the need to make sure that the security of israel is secured and that iran does not have a nuclear weapon. no amount of money can push us in the wrong direction. and i want you to be assured that in a kasich administration, there will be no more delusional agreements with self-declared enemies. no more. and as the candidate in this race with the deepest and most far-reaching foreign policy and national security experience, ladies and gentlemen, i don't need on-the-job training, i will not have to learn about the dangers facing this country and our allies, i have lived these matters for decades. one day -- and on day one in the oval office i will have in place a solid team of experienced and dedicated people who will imp

hebrew acronym that you see show up in the chronology as i go through it. just to give you a time reference, historians believe that the first israeli nuclear weapons were unavailable for use at the time of the six-day war in 1967, to try to give you a time reference. next slide is a quick picture of it on. it's hard to say much on this slide. i would just point out on the right hand side is the usual reactor containment dome that you used to sing at other nuclear plants. i think in the middle the article linked powers, and then -- there are cooling towers. these plans all have radioactive influence. so the company that was involved in the diversion of materials to israel was a company called nuclear materials and equipment corporation. and the next couple of slides provided a timeline for new macs operation. i left something off at the start. in 1955 there was a geneva conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy where people from developing nations that had not been involved in the manhattan project and the bomb production capability in united states in world war ii first came together to talk about under the atoms for peace kind of dialogue what they wanted to do with n