so both the cities of acre and haifa are sacred ground to the bahais. are many misconceptions about the bahai faith; one of them is that the bahai faith is a syncretism or a mishmash of previous religions. or merely a conglomeration of 20th century and late 19th century ideas and philosophies attached to religion. this is far from the case. the bahai faith has it's own independent prophet, it's own independent scripture so it is quite obviously an independent religion. and it was deemed as such by a muslim court in the 1940s as not a sect or an offshoot of islam but as an independent religion. the other misconceptions about the bahai faith vary from place to place throughout the world. in the united states, it is - we commonly hear that the bahai faith is a philosophy that has attracted many white middle class intellectuals or liberals. when in fact the bahai community in the united states is extremely diverse, roughly approximates the diversity of the united states in general. the balance between people is such that if you go to the state with the larg

grierson wants to argue that these are only armistice lines and that means postilions can make a claim on haifa or they can make a claim on television if he says there is really no border whatsoever these are just the armistice lines from the one nine hundred forty seven and i'm sure mr gissin will agree that the palestinians can also make a claim on the whole of israel rami do you want to jump in in gaza no no he was going to i mean gaza yes yes yes actually. they do. something that will bring the momentum to the palestinian cause from the respective of the palestinians as i just mentioned earlier mentioned that the failure of that piece of process has moved the palestinians as a place the palestinians to claim their palestinian state. of the one nine hundred sixty seven borders through their you and this is a significant this rather some believe for the palestinians because it has taken place within the united nations general assembly which already has a number of physicians on the palestinian question that have been bending and not implemented up to this moment especially the know the one hu

and activist and filmmaker haifa in gaza have more now on how this historic vote was received in both camps. these ladies certainly are downplaying the significance of this vote although we have seen them would use the kind of rhetoric that they've been acting over the past few weeks and months certainly they're no longer issuing the same kinds of threats that they were before presumably because they understand that this will only further isolate them in the international community the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly said that this vote does not change the reality on the ground the israeli position is that it is a unilateral step by the palestinians they accuse the resolution of being one sided both the united states and israel are trying to downplay the significance of this vote they certainly all saying that it's not going to change the reality on the ground in this despite the fact that we're hearing in some quarters in the international community and certainly from palestinians themselves that it is a significant step what we're hearing increasingly from c

al- arabiya; and dan schueftan is director of national security studies center at the university of haifa. gentlemen, one thing i think a lot of people, myself included are wondering how did this flare-up seemingly so quickly. dan schueftan. >> well, since hamas took over we had for a while a thousand rockets per year, then came israeli escalation and-- and it went down to a small number of rockets every year, last year again we came to about a thousand rockets against israel. and this intensified in recent weeks to the point where israel had to take action. israel was saying for about two weeks, i mean people here were dealing with the elections and other things. but it was saying it must lead to a point where either it stops or we will have to take action. when it didn't stop israel took action. >> brown: what do you think happened to build telephone up? >> we have never seen quiet on the border even from 2008 until now. and a few days leading to the israeli decision to take on, assassinate a major military leader of hamas there were skirmishes and casualties on both sides. so this is r

the message was given an our focus is in the east oakland area from haifa street to the san leandro border. we believe that there are 14, groups or gangs that of read in that area. if participate from high street. they could possibly be 250-300 members. that-operate in that area we want to reach out to them. and to call a and we look for between two and three members of the each group to attend. chief howard jordan will speak directly to them about his want to make a better decision to become productive citizens. fannie also speaks directly to about his job to enforcing the law. -- you will also speak directly to them about enforcing the law. and he finds that they will not put the guns down and then heavier consequences will follow with the fbi, the dea, the atf. probation, parole. >> 0pd says operation cease- fire is one of two crime- fighting strategies recently launched by the department. there have been at no homicides in the past seven days. >> this is a police sketch of the man that tried to kidnap a 14 year-old girl and she was walking near international boulevard banff's 13this ha