more than a thousand years tested on cliffs of the negev desert in the south to the goal line in galilee in the door. today on the verge of extinction there are a maximum of fifteen vulture years left excited to see causes include habitat destruction eating poison livestock and electrocution by powerlines the chicks closed eyes at the bottom. and to be pointing up. a big kid again as i've been busy being disturbed. i don't agree with the support group for people to disconnect his parents to come into them. so if the legal defense. this hubris and culture nests are closely monitored throughout israel. what's often observed is yesterday his lead the parents mysteriously disappear. and don't come back when attacked. we don't really know what it is so intense. i'll also miss each of the helix and some teammates and suddenly the parents bench. both mother and sometimes both something one of them the key cities to one of them stationed in the next ubuntu because one parent can often be killed for no good sometimes it did vultures found but often not easy little bit. he would be stopped. the go

grow as the galilee to the west is exploited. 3 million tons of dredged spoil will be dumped in the marinek. shipping traffic is expected to triple by 2030, just short of the level seen in the panama canal. it has reached the attention of the united nations. >> we are running a huge risk. we have the international community concerned. unesco extremely concerned. we are talking about millions of cubic meters of dredge spoil being dumped in a fragile, pristine environment. and we are talking about increased shipping. >> shipping is greatly regulated in the marine park. there has only been one safety incident in 10 years. it points to a government study which says most of the damage to the barrier reef has been through whether events and an infestation of thorn starfish. >> to declare the great barrier reef is in danger, we need to understand the motivations. what they are trying to do is shut down the coal and gas export -- industries of queensland and they will do anything and say anything to achieve their goal. >> queensland's coal has every reason to be concerned. it has been the target o

>>judas, your friend from galilee has caused quite a stir.annot deny that he has followers, especially among the less well educated element. but you, judas, what do you want with him? >> just to talk. >> judas, you are his friend, bring him here discreetly. >> and what is in it for me? >> and welcome back to the special edition of "hannity," we turn things back over to our studio audience as we continue with mark burnett and roma downey. what do you think, kirsten, that scene was particularly powerful. i don't want you to take this the wrong way, but of all the apostles, he is the one who will betray jesus. >> god knew that was the part of the plan and jesus knew. that is why he kissed him on the cheek and knew it would happen, that was part of the plan to happen and his resurrection. but what i love about this film and thank you so much for making it. especially for my generation, the younger people growing up around so much cynicism. >> it is a very important perspective because it is one of the most non-churched cynical generations. for th

. ♪ your friend from galilee has caused quite a stir.ut you, judas -- >> what do you want with him? >> just to talk. >> judas, you are his friend. bring him here discretely. >> and what's in it for me? >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." we turn it back over to the studio audience. kirsten, that scene was particularly powerful. as i was watching that, i don't want people to take this the wrong way, of all the apostles, he's the guy that will betray jesus and i'm thinking, wow. >> it's incredible. but god knew before hand that was part of the plan. and jesus knew. he knew, and that's why he kissed jesus on the cheek and said he knew he was going to betray him. but it had to happen for his sacrificial atonement on the cross to happen. but i thank you so much for making this film, especially for my generation, that are growing up around so much cynicism. it's a very important perspective, because it's one of the most non-churched, cynical generations. for them to see this and see that he was the son of god but also the son

we played at the garden tomb, gethsemane, on the sea of galilee. it was great. audience with 282 people with governor huck. there are a lot of artists boycotting israel, a lot of musicians. >> the bgs movement. >> yes. i really want to try, if i can, to put something together where we can have artists from america that will stand with israel and come over and play music and show our solidarity for israel and not a boycott thing but to be there playing music and bless the state of israel would be a wonderful thing. >> governor, we are running out of time. i know you have real problems with the administration's policy towards israel in this day and age. tell me what the basis of that is quickly. what's on the show for tonight? >> the basic problem is we are treating israel as if they are doing something wrong by trying to provide liberty and a safe haven for jewish people around the world, which allows them to come back and to locate. we have put more pressure on israel to stop building bedrooms for their families than we put on iran to stop building bomb. that's

but in northern israel near the sea of galilee is another prison that officials say goes even one stepermon. 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. >> hermon 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 every othe

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palestinians to abandon the fantasy of flooding israel with refugees were amputating parts of the galilee recognizing the jewish state, you would finally make clear that you are truly prepared to and the conflict -- end the conflict. recognize the jewish state. no excuses, no delays, it is time. [applause] my friends, it may take years, it may take decades for this formal acceptance of israel to filter down to all ayers of palestinian society. ace is to be more than a brief interlude between long-termel needs security arrangements on the ground to protect the peace and to protect israel if the peace unravels. though security arrangements would also a special always be though security arrangements would always be important but it would be war important when the peace in the middle east unravels. three years ago, our region was a very different place. , anyonene sitting here listening to us -- can anyone tell me and be sure what the middle east would look like 5, 10, 20 years from now? that the security of .srael on our father's hopes in the middle east, that is usually a losing bet. we sho

palestinians to abandon the fantasy of flooding israel with refugees were amputating parts of the galilee recognizing the jewish state, you would finally make clear that you are truly prepared to and the conflict -- end the conflict. recognize the jewish state. no excuses, no delays, it is time. [applause] my friends, it may take years, it may take decades for this formal acceptance of israel to filter down to all ayers of palestinian society. if this peace is to be more than a brief interlude between wars, israel needs long-term security arrangements on the ground to protect the peace and to protect israel if the peace unravels. though security arrangements would also a special always be important -- though security arrangements would always be important but it would be war important when the peace in the middle east unravels. three years ago, our region was a very different place. can anyone sitting here, anyone listening to us -- can anyone tell me and be sure what the middle east would look like 5, 10, 20 years from now? we cannot that the security of israel on our father's hopes. in

all of galilee got about done that jim rickards here we move forward he is the author of the upcoming book the death of money and the book furthers the thesis from his sensational twenty twelve book currency wars last year jim said that the fed would taper into weakness while europe would climb out of its slumber so far that's exactly what's happened so we asked jim to update us about his views on the u.s. europe and japan jim and i also talked about different forms of money take a look. jim no last time we spoke i know we didn't discuss that much but i know that you like gold and we had james turk on our show yesterday who made some pretty strong comments about where gold derives its value from n.b.c. clee its value as money i want to play the clip for you check this out. money itself is important to society and we've really lost sight of what money is money is not credit or the promise to pay at some point in time in the future money is attention that you exchange for another ten. if you use anything other than a tangible us it is money you basically have payment risk and what we no

government and that all sounds like a pile of galilee doesn't it basically it was a review of security clearances that are given to government workers contractors and others the work just concluded and was presented in a twenty nine page report and buried in it was this very interesting fact that as of last october the number of people with security clearance that allows them to access to classified information of the u.s. government was five million one hundred fifty thousand three hundred and seventy nine has an over five million believe will have access to secure american information the reported group of people with security clearance into three buckets government workers contractors and a mysterious group called others about seventy percent of the whole five point one million are government workers most with confidential or secret clearance and a smaller percentage having top secret level clearance and then there are over five hundred thousand contractors with confidential or secret level. clearance and almost as many contractors with top secret clearance seriously there are over