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according to the bible this is where god told jeremiah to buy a piece of land and bury the deed in a clay pot as a sign the jewish people would return to the land. >> i want you to buy from your uncle a piece of land and would u do it up legally with a seal and deed and title and put it in a clay pot so it lasts a long time. >> many west bank cities are under palastinian-arab control. the only controlled areas frequented by tourists are bethlehem and jerco. oldest city in the world. >> holy sites time and again ruined. >> for example long term agreements protected joseph's tomb. in 2000 palastinians forced out the jewish study and ransacked the place. a few months ago, a palastinian policeman killed a jewish worshipper there. israel called it a terror attack. other sites include rachel's tomb in bethlehem where abraham, isaac, jacob, and their wives are buried. >> they would be willing to swap this biblical heritage for peace. >> if god for bid we uproot ourselves, there will never be peace. these jews don't feel any connection, let's wipe them out of the country altogether if we are

then new york started selling in some cases the same land and deeding it in new york. some of that land was owned by ethan allen and his brothers, among others, and deeded in new hampshire. and they formed a vigilante group, truly a vigilante group called the green mountain boys that went after these new yorkers who were arriving and laying claim to the new hampshire lands. ethan allen never built furniture, by the way, never made furniture. [laughter] but he burned a good deal of it. [laughter] and he was, he was a tough character. when the revolution broke out, he was also a smart character, and he thought, i think i can play my cards differently with the green mountain boys. and those are the green mountain boys that we learned about in high school history. so there is the connection with new hampshire that was advertised. yes, ma'am. >> [inaudible] >> yeah. oklahoma was originally a territory called indian territory. it mainly was used when they ethnically-cleansed the indians from southeastern states. they were shipped out to reservations in the oklahoma. approach

and arguably this country has the freedom of speech from the country on the planet and in deed along with half free press 100 years of segregation year after. it is to say that the human rights that cannot cope with the fundamental need driving people is not going to have a long and sustainable life. the problem is to seeing legalization but one must remember, was far the results of states and search of laws are more compatible than others and there was a speech a couple days ago the president gave an end and that show he put it very well. i am all for freedom of speech and the right to demand i have food but of the food does not result as a speech there is some faint dead the roundabout away our rights our functioning. you're absolutely right the upheavals can often lead to violence and people point* to the iranians but there is the other piece as well addis is the history of hostility by the united states to so many revolutions. nicaragua is one. it is no accident the human rights movement language birdie did occur. but with the history of opposition to revolutionary movements is a

if it is only there to be there three months, that is something else coming in deed. i could see a light bulb above his head when we said that. -- something else, indeed. one could just create art paths out of durable materials upon which you could amount to such works of art. then the entire city, given the supply of createive talent, the whole city could be a revolving work of art. that would be wonderful. that is what black rock city is. why not transpose that to san francisco? i think the city is now looking at doing art paths for that purpose. it would not be hard, given the abundance of -- after so many years in the desert, there is a huge backlog of brilliant art. magnificent piece is done by armies of artists working together. so that is an obvious things that could be instituted. i also pulled him that we did not have any trash cans in our city. we did not really continue that dialogue. [laughter] >> the question that everyone in san francisco is asking now, i'm going to ask you as a formality. are you going this year? have you ever missed one? have you ever

they say no good deed goes unpunished. this is to stop some time. it is 2011. >> if you have spoken to somebody regarding these allegations, you may want to chat with her. that is the direction you need to take to find recourse for what your talking about. >> i am harassed every day continuously. >> good evening, commissioners. i am following up briefly on comments made by my colleague from the acluj. ohn laid out the framework for the kind of misunderstanding that you got with regards to the portland resolution. i just wanted to opt a deal on our advocacy. many of you know that we met with the u.s. attorney months ago. we wanted to get the fbi to cooperate. she sent us an e-mail on july 23. she was still thinking about it. we got another one in early august. it has been a long time. instead of waiting to say okay, we think it is really time for san francisco to assert its own policies. we do not think that they do that because of their own position. at this point, we are still in a muck of misinformation. there are various hearings. we think that t

that was the last good deed he had to do. martha: tragedy. diego police says the video shows the kind of man that officer henwood was. the alleged gunman was tracked down a short time later and killed in that case, and officer henwood served in iraq and in afghanistan, and we thank him for his service, and our hearts and prayers are with his family. bill: a life of service. we take it for granted, these police officers walking the beat every day. martha: good guy. bill: so the credit agency, s&p, is downgrading the united states, and now the justice department is investigating standard & poor's. we wonder whether or not that's payback. what do you think there, huh? >> martha: we'll talk about that. >>> and a hero stepped in and saved the day. this is the most incredible story of this week. a little girl was abducted in broad daylight and today we're starting to hear the 911 calls, the chilling sounds from moments before she was rescued by a hero. >> albuquerque 911, what's your emergency? >> a little girl was kidhapped. my husband followed th

but the castle was deeded to the state. after hurst died the family tried to sell it. not surprisingly there were no takers. they eventually had to do some serious negotiating to get the state to take it off their hands. the house on the enchanted hill was built to suit the peculiarities and enormities that built it. only hurst could truly call this place home. this could never be a home to someone rich. so like it or not. this place has become the symbol of the man who grabbed the world by its shirt collar and shook it until it paid full attention to what he had to say. >> for william randolph hurst the world was a stage. was he a politician, a journalist, an art collector, a father, a philanthropist. he was all of those things, but what seemed to be more important to him was that the world knew who he was. he built it here on the enchanted hill where william randolph hurst truly made a name for himself. [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital -- montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution

different look so what then is the future of this kind of designing a look like are you mentioned at the deed silva get in small and small and for example they can demolish it which is called slight engine and physically it's a very very tiny ensley thin element and they implemented that but not you know the common you could create any shape whatever you want really looking forward to some of the designs may seem a bit frivolous a first glimpse but we're talking about a far more flexible lighting future where we can. to traditional shapes in the name of variety. to just about anything and replace old school single function buttons with tiny. multiplying devices possibilities. and the. russian billionaire this month is literally hoping to reinvent the wheel. sometime in two thousand and twelve. with all the latest gadgets for the. next in group. in the new car company so it's no wonder he understood the advantages of that product from st peter's little which is the first of the use of light to me. and secondly no less important the extended lifespan basically. is to simplify the. features. of

. >> he was doing my -- a good deed, helping my dad. >> reporter: the national weather service says therm probably was a tornado. cbs news new york. >>> let's see what our weather is shaping up to be. it just seems really cool. >> reporter: it is really cool. already seeing drizzle asker as 6:00 -- as early as 6:00 or 7:00 this evening. patchy fog throughout the bay area this evening and continuing see the weather. inland we are going to be clear and then we'll see the clouds build in, making way to partly cloudy conditions along the bayshore. it will be completely cloudy in those overnight hours. at the coastline tonight we are going to continue to see the drizzle and fog and increasing cloud cover. the temperatures sitting in the 50s for the most part for our lows. good news is for tomorrow though, we will see sunshine, especially in the inland locations. temperatures making their way into the mid-80s. around the bay a mostly cloudy start and some clearing. mostly sunny conditions by the afternoon. the coastline a different story, drizzle in the morning, staying great through the afte

and -- >> it's sad when we hear that his good deed cost him his job. >> it is today's "newsnation" gutnded police officers ask a school bus driver for a ride and the driver loses his job for giving them a lift. >>> and to the story that we've been talking about. the senseless attack and brutal murder of a black man in mississippi has sparked national outrage today. late they are month a grand jury will decide whether two white teenagers in custody for the attack will be charged with a hate crime. this motel was the scene of the crime. police say a group of white teenagers reportedly drove around the neighborhood near jackson with the sole purpose of finding a black person to, quote, mess with, and after spotting 49-year-old craig anderson in the hotel parking lot, police say the teenagers viciously beat him before running him over. two suspects were charged with murder, but a judge reduced one of the teen's charges to simple assault. winston thomas is the anderson family attorney and joins me by phone. winston, thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> first, your reactio

again, you see the connection of thought and action, concept and deed. a witness as well as a truth teller. we have to keep in mind that this great truth teller was called the most notorious liar by the fbi. tavis: and the most dangerous man in america. >> when you love for people that much, working people that much, you will be dangerous to the powers that be. never while king's faith wavered, those closest to him were well aware of the bouts of depression. >> he was definitely getting more lonely. remember, from the pinnacle of this great movement in selma that brought people down to march and journalists from all over the world, to crusade for the voting rights act, that had only been a couple of years before. the movement splintered over whether they should go north, black power, then he took on the war. finally, he had to take on the poor people's campaign. by the time he did that, he was very very isolated and lonely. the bouts of depression continued. i think it became stronger. i think he was driven more by conscience to make more of a witness. t

the deed is done. all lifelines to the online world have been severed for the time being. we'll be back to see how the family survives later. our other family willing to log off for a week are the yangs. most of the television channels that the family enjoy won't be available for the next few days. life for the yangs is going to be tough. so, this is it, then--the modem, without which this house becomes an internet-free zone. so, let's give it to mr. song from korea telecom to take away with him. thank you very much, mr. song. and let's ask the yang family how they're going to cope without it. >> [speaking korean] >> i think it'll be inconvenient. for instance, i'll have to go to the bank in person. but it should be an interesting experience and a good opportunity for us. >> who do you think's gonna miss it the most? >> [speaking korean] >> i reckon my wife will miss it the most. she uses it for surfing for information and visiting online sites to chat to friends. >> over the next week in an internet-free world, the experiences of the yangs and the kims will give us a good