walking by the sea of galilee, he tells his first disciples he will make them fishers of men. further up the coast, a pilgrim will find the church of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes - a sacred space commemorating the spot where jesus fed 5,000 followers with just five loaves and two small fishes. again, what is ordinary - bread and fish - becomes extraordinary through a hierophany that is now a foundational part the christian mythos. in fact, the sacred fish - a common symbol in the pagan world - was also pervasive in the earliest christian communities. the simple fish symbol, arranged by taking the letters from the greek word for fish, came to secretly symbolize the words "jesus christ," "god's son," "savior." as christian doctrine developed, the fish symbol brought together symbolically a number of key christian meanings - baptism, holy communion, resurrection, as well as the messianic banquet in the kingdom of god. do you see how that works? and you've probably gone out to the parking lot and you see even today the fish symbols on christian cars. but that's one

and israel who have been trying to downplay the role of the galilee the latest i.a.e.a. report issued during the summit claimed iran has doubled its nuclear capacity by installing new iranian enrichment centrifuges tehran rejected the document saying it was all politically motivated geo political analyst eric a traitor thinks the i.a.e.a. has never been an impartial body. the iranians do it partially for self-preservation they also do it for propaganda purposes and to lend themselves clout on the world stage they have the inherent right according to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty that they have the right to have a nuclear program so long as it's for peaceful purposes as is now accepted international law so i think that's the first one the second one of course is the geo political reality that they look around them you look at the map and they see that they are surrounded literally on all sides by the united states or various allies of the united states and the principle is quite clear that the united states will invade nations that do not have the threat of nuclear

but in northern israel near the sea of galilee is another prison that officials say goes even one stepurther, hermon. it might be a prison but staff refer to it in different terms. >> it's the largest therapeutic community in the country. >> this woman is a social worker. >> because hermon is a therapeutic community, we look at the inmates in a different frame of mind and we call them residents instead of inmates because they're in a community where we feel there is more respect for each other. >> the 600 men serving their sentences at hermon are divided into three residential therapeutic programs depending on their offense. there are wings for alcohol abuse, drug abuse and domestic violence. and everyone is required to attend daily group therapy sessions. physical activity is also encouraged. >> hermone was like being on a college campus. there was a lot of freedom of movement. there were very few heavy doors. if it weren't for the razor wire and orange jump suits you would never know you were in a prison. >> translator: but this prison, don't make a mistake, it is a prison just like

need to be made in this congress and i'm running against an incumbent, tom reid who is in the sea of galilee well. >> it's true. all right. but he was part of it and when he was part of it, it just showed he was part of that culture in washington. this whole tea party movement went in there to change washington and they ended up becoming part of the problem. you xwknow he's still taking taxpayer trips overseas and not taxpayer, not just taxpayer funded trips and paid by lobbyists and special interests and he has become part of the problem. what voters are concerned about, status quo doesn't mean that fairness pays off in this country. there isn't fairness in this country and working and middle class people feel like they're being left behind and this status quo, they're continuing that. >> we talked about the american jobs act and some of the job losses in the district. cynthia, hakim you're here in new york and kirsten you're in arizona and i was remembering back in 2006 the democrats very successfully nationalized that election, a lot around the iraq war and opposition to the iraq war and

we have republicans gallivanting in the sea of galilee. their brand is so toxic at this point that the difference between our two conventions speaks volumes. there are 27 democratic house members speaking at this convention. the republicans gave -- you did not see these guys anywhere. it was clement rodney did not want them anywhere. the brand is that toxic. we're feeling very good this month. >> we have taken the long view of this. when we started this election cycle, we had 23 democratic seats to defend, a republican on the other side. most wrote us off and said that we should try to defend as many of our seats as possible and hope for the best. over the course of time, despite the fact that outside groups have spent over 7 $5 million against democratic sitting candidates, we're in a better place today than we were at any point due in large part to two things. number one, the quality of the candidates we have running around the country that folks in not expect. north dakota is a prime example. most folks have not moved to a toss up race.

we had republicans gallivanting in the sea of galilee and their branches so toxic at this point. the difference between our two convention speaks volumes. there are 27 democratic house members speaking at this convention. the republicans, you did not see these guys anywhere. it is clear and mitt romney was not anywhere in sight. our guys have momentum and we are doing very good in the polls. >> we have taken along view. we have 23 democratic seats to defend, 10 republican seats on the other side and most of the prognosticators completely wrote us off and said we should try to defend as many of our seats as possible and hope for the best. over the course of time, despite the fact outside groups have spent over $75 million against democratic sitting candidates around the country, we're in a better place today than we have been at any point in the cycle. the quality of the candidates we have running around the country, people did not expect. south dakota is a prime example. when you look around the country, at the beginning of a cycle, most people wrote articles about how the tea pa