i'm the co-president of the hebrew academy. the planning departmentives zoning around balboa and 14th avenue as an r.m. 1 residential neighborhood under the city's telecommunications service, facilities sitting guidelines on r.m. districts are the favored locations which is the lowest of the seven levels preference listed. locating this type of industrial commercial facility, the residential neighborhood. simply put, it is an industrial commercial use that is incompatible with existing residential uses. the only reason why schools, hospitals, and places and worship are identified as preference one is because a loophole was inserted in the 1996 guidelines for the wireless industry. this succeeded in preference one category with public structures like water towers, bridges, smoke stacks to the category of public use structure which includes libraries and health care centers. the undue influence of the wireless industry on the city of politics canned hide the fact that the at&t facilities. please deny this permit for this location

and you should learn how to read hebrew so you can read what it says.d idea, but we don't all have time to do that, do we? well, i guess the thing i would like you to learn from this is "i want you to remember what's governing your life. "i want you to remember me. "i want you to honor me in all of your goings-out and your comings-in." and so we can look at this -- we can respect this as a very important part of jewish tradition, and we can learn from it for ourselves. john, why don't you come up here? boy: they usually wear it every saturday when they're having a torah meeting. hauer: steven, what would he do with this if he was going to pray, just leave it like this? no. no. put it over his head. i can't see. i think there's something for us to learn there. where can he see? straight ahead. straight ahead. can he see to the right? no. no. can he see to the left? no, no. can he get distracted, then? no, no, no. what is he? all he has to do is move it. he's shut in with god, isn't he? this is part of the what experience? jewish. we believe that if we st

i am a parent at the hebrew academy. we submitted a document to the planning commission and it was before the deadline, i expect all of you have a copy. it was titled objection to the at&t mobility proposed installation of cellular antenna on the roof of jewish education. i will make the same points as in that document, however, i restructured it so i'm not going to just read what you have in your hands, but i will refer you to the document, the figures. they are the same four figures that you have. the onus is on at&t to show that the proposed antenna installation was safe for the public and it contains item g, the emission report, also called the radio frequency report. this was provided to at&t by a radio frequency engineering firm which served as an independent expert in this case. the powered density that it deems safe which is about one millo watt two centimeters square. we're not questioning this limit. it's not a separate discussion we're having today. we said that the proposed installation would exceed the limit

and you should learn how to read hebrew so you can read what it says.d idea, but we don't all have time to do that, do we? well, i guess the thing i would like you to learn from this is "i want you to remember what's governing your life. "i want you to remember me. "i want you to honor me in all of your goings-out and your comings-in." and so we can look at this -- we can respect this as a very important part of jewish tradition, and we can learn from it for ourselves. john, why don't you come up here? boy: they usually wear it every saturday when they're having a torah meeting. hauer: steven, what would he do with this if he was going to pray, just leave it like this? no. no. put it over his head. i can't see. i think there's something for us to learn there. where can he see? straight ahead. straight ahead. can he see to the right? no. no. can he see to the left? no, no. can he get distracted, then? no, no, no. what is he? all he has to do is move it. he's shut in with god, isn't he? this is part of the what experience? jewish. we believe that if we st

the hebrew letters daleth vau daleth -- 4 plus 6 plus 4 -- makes 14. and so matthew's genealogy shouts to us that jesus is david, david, david, the son of david. luke's gospel is rather different in having a genealogy which goes back, not to david, but actually to adam. and so luke is, perhaps, using his genealogy to present the fact that jesus is not a narrowly jewish messiah. he is a jewish messiah, but he's not one who is only for israel, but he's someone who has come for all the descendants of adam. and the angels said to her... "and behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall call him jesus." the miraculous conception in matthew's gospel and in luke's gospel is vital to the drama. first, that it is an action that comes about purely by divine intervention, it doesn't come about through the natural human means, and so salvation is said to be entirely of god. on the other hand, though, it is a real conception, and so he is a real human being, and so we see the two sides of jesus' identity, that he is truly man but also divine

and lo, god provided the hebrews two good look mormons, though they had prayed for but one. well, to be honest, none, they wanted giuliani but that's not going to happen. so who will win the tuchu tuchus-kissoff. >> karen and i have been to israel. >> we bought one of those, you know, tiles that said "pray for the peace of jerusalem" and we have that on our kitchen right above our sink. >> jon: ah! (laughter) so santorum opens with-- i have one of your tchotchkes. (laughter) >> jon: and i was also thinking about buying one of them glass birds that looks like they're drinking, maybe has a little tiny top hat that says israel but wouldn't fit in the luggage. can anyone top santorum. >> i feel as sheryl shared with you a very special connection to israel. when i first visited the holy land. repeatedly been to the western wall. that most sacred symbol of where jewish pilgrims gather to pray today. >> jon: nice. anybody can grab a souvenir tile at the duty-free at the airport. you went to a ruin. that's going to be tough to beat. >> the day after i graduated from high school, i l

the bible says in hebrews dev11 that faith is now. faith is not historic.you can't use yesterday's faith for today's miracle. faith is now. now faith is. the evidence of things not seen. faith is not hope and hope is not faith. you have to have hope before you can have faith. let me give you an illustration. i have heard people say over and over again that las vegas was the city built on losers. have you ever heard that? give it some thought. if you think about it, nobody hops on a plane and goes to las vegas to lose money. nobody. well i've got a couple thousand dollars. i think i'm going to go to vegas and lose some money. don't misunderstand me. i'm not promoting gambling. i just want to make a point here. las vegas was built upon hope. hope. you have hope that you're going to get a job so you put in the applicati application. faith will try to strip you of your hope, tell you you can't be more than what you are, tell you things aren't going to turn around, try to get you to focus on the circumstances around you and you don't have to look very far to tur

jew, a gentleman who doesn't understand hebrew or discount their lifestyle? it's clearly an attempt to say he doesn't understand hebrew, he's not -- either not a real jew or not a good enough jew. >> that's not what it's saying. the remembrance day for fallen israeli soldiers is an intensely personal experience for israelis. hitting up against a cultural divide, few americans appreciate the depth of the sorrow that we experience on that day. what i have put an ad out like that? i would have thought many times before putting an ad like that and thought of seeing it through american jewish eyes. >> a taped conversation, and you're back in here in the evening before sundown to have this conversation, when is this over in the sense of the ads pulled, the billboards down, turn the page? the prime minister gave the order immediately upon speaking to him, but there's a seven-hour difference. so i suspect by sunday, early next week, they'll be off the air. >> i have you here, i'm going to have you about something, the int interjekz of u.s.-israeli. organized by a lea

and we are bringing the hebrew bible to life. in four minutes, irk learn ant--i can learn about what is happening in the bible reading. >> and when you say it is for teachers, do you mean specifically teachers in a certain group? >> well, it is pupny. when we--funny. when we started this, we thought the adults would use it. and we call ourself people of the book and these things were for adultings. but, we found out that sunday teachers are using the clips and universities are using god cast. and we have put out this book. >> oh, hold it up. >> so yeah, upstart actually supports upstarters each year. and this is something that we partnered with upstart on consider in the videos, there are pages and pages, and discussions with the video and how to bring the stories to life. >> and how do you get this? >> you can get them on our website. god-cast is spelled with a hyphen. it is a little bit of play on words. >> and that is an english play on judaism. and it's an english adaptation. >> right, we were trying to be funny. but we wante

you're a hebrew. well, happy holiday. from your name i thought you were of the tudor house. >> jon: i get that aate lot. the history channel offices. >> those idiots say i flew a kite in the middle of an electrical storm. do i seem suicidal. >> they gave me a pants on fire for quoting them. >> speaking of pants on fire, you don't happen to have any of that future penicillin on you, do you? ( applause ) >> jon: is that it? >> thanks. you're a real (beep) saver. it's a colonial expression. >> jon: right,. well, i've got to get back. >> to the future! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: my guest tonight is a chef. she hosts the food network's secrets of a restaurant chef. her new book is called cook like a rock star. 125 recipes and culinary secrets. please welcome to the program ann burrell. hello. very nice. nice to see you. thanks for joining us. cook like a rock star. first of all, let me tell you this. very nice. let me tell you this. i'm watching the iron chef super chefs. you were in there. a couple of weeks your sardine

didn't have a message, that kind of thing and what the message they were giving was the message of the hebrew prophets and of jesus. we felt it was important to give that message some depth and substance and more in force with the clergy. we did have, inner faith clergy. we had christian ministers, but we also had amoms, rabbis and a variety of people. it was a wonderful event. it was a one time thing, but hopefully that we will all be led from this point on to talk about this, incredible, economic injustice in our country. >> it was truly inspiring, as you said, the prophets, micah, especially, do justice. love, mercy and kindness. you had it there. >> yeah. >> we were grateful to have you there. >> the reason i came all the way to oakland. i enjoyed it. i think it said to us all how important it is to be engaged where we are. >> i hope it said to the people gathered at the occupy san francisco encampment that we, as clergy people, get it. we love you and support you and care for you. the people's response was very heart-warming. we all remember how many people came to us and thanked us for

you're a hebrew. well, happy holiday. from your name i thought you were of the tudor house. >> jon: i get that aate lot. the history channel offices. >> those idiots say i flew a kite in the middle of an electrical storm. do i seem suicidal. >> they gave me a pants on fire for quoting them. >> speaking of pants on fire, you don't happen to have any of that future penicillin on you, do you? ( applause ) >> jon: is that it? >> thanks. you're a real (beep) saver. it's a colonial expression. >> jon: right,. well, i've got to get back. >> to the future! mom: hey, can you match the price of this tv? blueshirt: yep. we'll match any store's price. even after you buy it. mom: nice. oh he is gonna love this. blueshirt: look out, santa. mom: oh yeah. santa: ho ho ho. now let's see... mom: daddy don't want no cologne. santa: wow. mon: yeah, wow. look at that. vo: get our unbeatable price match guarantee on great gifts like a lg 42 inch led tv just $549.99. at best buy. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: my guest tonight is a chef. she h

the word satan comes from ancient hebrew. it just means opposer.atan opposes the hypocritical morals and dogmas of the so-called holy church and its followers. if you grew up in this town with god shoved down your throat every day, yo'd oppose it, too. it's all hypocrisy. do this. don't do that. and all the time, the adults are the ones screwing up. so basically we're just atists. aggressively atheist. how aggressive, mike? y're one of the fbi agents, aren't you? is there something you want to tell me? do you think god is vengeful? i don't know. you don't think he punishes us? after hurricane katrina, i read some essays by religious scholars. one writer said god was punishing america for its immorality. new orleans was a wicked city, like sodom and gomorrah. another one, a priest from new orleans, he thought the hurricane was proof of god's love. those levees didn't break until after the storm was over. if they'd broken sooner, thousands would've died. so... i guess the answer to your question depends on whether or not you feel you have something t

on each side is a hebrew letter. on the first side is the letter game el.naudible] if one lands on this letter, he or she doesn't get any of the coins. if you land on the letter hay, you win half the pile. if you land on the letter shin, you lose some of your coins. the dreidel game represents the ups and downs in the our lives. some days are gimmel days when everything goes just how we want it. we're given a big pile of coins. other days are heydeys when things are going fairly well, we're given half a pile. then we have our nun and shin days when things are not going our way. we might even be losing our coins. what we must remember is that the dreidel keeps spinning. on the other side of the shin is always a gimmel. the letters on the dreidel symbolize -- [speaking in native tongue] which means a great miracle happened there. this phrase refers to the miracle of hanukkah. the battle against the greek empire seemed impossible to win which made it seem like a shin day. the mcabees didn't give up. they thought about the gimmel on the ore side of the shin --

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the mosque was set on fire and defaced with graffiti, including the hebrew words for war. sellers often attacked palestinian homes and all of gross, but along with the mosque attack, assaults on israeli military attacks as well mark an escalation. the attacks are conducted for actions settler is viewed as sympathetic towards palestinians. in a surprise development, russia has submitted a draft resolution to the united nations security council, seeking to end the violence in syria. the contents have not been disclosed, but france's envoy has called the proposal "an extraordinary event." syrian opposition activists are reporting that army deserters have killed 27 members of the government security forces. this week, the united nations said some 5000 people have been killed in serious since the crackdown on protesters began earlier this year. it is an annual event for russia's prime minister, a phone-in show on national tv, but this is no ordinary year. putin has been the target of the biggest demonstrations in decades after the elections that the opposition says were rigged.

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united states and this comes from the yahoo's ministry of immigrant absorption and basically it in hebrew there is going to have to watch it and then we can discuss it after both live audience watch. the. so basically the grandparents they're asking their granddaughter what hony is it today and she says christmas obviously as you heard and they look really upset and the final title card rates help them return to israel so are they trying to kill the jews when you say i mean this obviously shows me that netanyahu has no idea that christmas is basically no longer a religious holiday in america i mean we've got a man who just has not been a big red suit and says oh it's just a time to buy presents for people and go shopping but he's waging is a little war christmas you know going. to the big one that he literally can't because they totally support him conflict of interest let me do jeffrey goldberg the atlantic group you know why is that yahoo going after these american jews when you know the united states is obviously the largest supporter of israel in the world and he came out with this in

an answer to this question we are going to have this this conflict raging on for a long time from hebrew thanks for your thoughts journalist for joining us on the line from seattle much appreciated. spain's new conservative leadership was given a civil service employees a dismal new year gift by announcing a fresh package worth almost nine billion euros no therefore joining the greeks and the italians who were hit by enormous cuts and tax hikes imposed by their governments this year and promises more of the same really good reports on the gloomy prospects for the eurozone the autumn in europe saw the fall of several european leaders spain greece italy all of these countries are changing leadership across a two week period but who are these new faces that help of europe's most troubled nations and will they really make things better for the people. probably not greeks pride themselves on that essentially inventing democracy back in however long ago that was too bad the man who is now being touted as the man with the plan is an economist who was appointed to the greek people know gordon el

and the -- the lesson of the world -- the hebrew scriptures when we pull the old testament is equal,s is a god who made us, who loves us, and who promises us that we'll never leave us. and of course, we christians will celebrate the birth of christ this day. we believe that that is the answer to god's promises that he will always be with us. he sent us his son. >> and it is in that spirit that we wish you and your family a very merry christmas and a joyous and peaceful new year. we'll be back next week. new year's day, live, from des moines, iowa, just two days before the caucuses. if it's sunday, it's "meet the before the caucuses. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com 25 or more of them? do you have a financial plan for you family that works, in good times and in bad times? having the right perspective can help you answer the big questions. for more than 140 years, pacific life has helped find answers for those navigating the path to financial security. ask a financial professional about pacific life - the power to help you succeed. what's nex

rabbis, the ones who ran the academies in jerusalem, and had deep, detailed discussions about the hebrew, the old testament with them. and these teachers and rabbis looked at this kid and said, this kid has a real gift. we should sign him up. let's get him to enroll. he's wasted up there in nazareth. >> it was a mission, the gospels say, that jesus thought more important than his earthly family. for when they had departed for nazareth, jesus was still in the temple. >> and on the way home, mary and joseph suddenly realized after a few days that jesus is missing. this always struck me as somewhat like "home alone." and they come back and they discover him in the temple. and mary is very upset and says, how could you do this? >> jesus, in his 12-year-old, know-it-all state says, "well, didn't you know, i needed to be about my father's business?" and he understands that his destiny is somehow here. the temple is where he belongs, discussing these religious issues is what he's supposed to do. >> how could mary and joseph fail to notice jesus was missing? did this mean that the family was so

and that is this word, justice, in the hebrew bible shows up hundreds of times.e word sotica talks about putting it into action. these are fundamental things the religious right does not seem to understand. >> let's take a listen to how he refused to do the us versus him yesterday. let's take a listen, professor hendricks. >> i believe this country succeeds when everyone gets a fair shot. when everyone does their fair share. when everyone plays by the same rules. these aren't 1% values or 99% values. this isn't about class warfare. this is about the nation's welfare. >> you know, given your brilliant analysis here tonight, professor hendricks, isn't it kind of bizarre mitt romney's critique basically saying the president in many ways wants everyone to be poor and on the government dole? listen to romney as well. >> entitlement societies are praised in academic circles, far removed from the reality of a competitive world. because in an entitlement society, the invigoing pursuit of happiness is replaced by the deadening reality that there's no prospect of a better

. >> it's the seventh month of the hebrew calendar which is not a predictable month according to ourhe money. >> i don't know, it has occurred in october. >> give her some money. >> another lady from new jersey. what is the first country to ring in the new year? is it the philippines? new zealand? australia? or denmark? >> i'm going to go with australia. >> close but no cigar. >> she was right on the edge. the correct answer, new zealand. >> new zealand. they have parties and, you know, people dancing in the streets. it's only 300 miles from the international dateline. so there it is. the first city on the globe. >> got it. back across to kath. >> this lady is from texas. in which country do people wear red underwear on the new year's day? isn't that hysterical? as a symbol of good luck throughout the year? is it italy? portugal? spain or greece? >> spain. >> you listened to the cheaters and you lost. >> the correct answer here, red underwear in italy. italy. >> no wonder they have so much fun. >> yeah. >> it brings them good luck all year round. it should be new, and it's nice if it

i am not of the hebrew faith. margaret: good. oh, this is my son. he'll take your bags for you. room 6. oh, and, mr. woolton, i'm afraid the main lounge of the dining room will be closed tomorrow night. we have a private function. i see. [birds calling] woman: so how did you get on today, then? it was all right. you haven't told me anything about it. there's not much to say. did you catch any criminals? it's not like that. you know that. it's just paperwork. and i suppose that's all you can manage. what does that mean? nothing. so what's for tea? shepherd's pie. mm. here. let me help. not with the leg. you stay where you are. it's aluminium. invented by a man called desoutter. he was a pilot. he lost his own leg in a plane crash. why do you think i want to know that? i thought you might be interested. it's part of me now. i don't want to know. and i don't want to see it. at night when you're not wearing it, i don't want it in the room. jane. a few months from now, we may be able to pretend it's not there. that's too hot. uh, let it cool down. where are you going? just next door.

. >> yeah, it was manny pacquiao's party -- and they -- i was sweating like a hebrew slave. and cut to them, and it was a filipino oil painting. like, literally, it was like, nothing. [ laughter ] it was -- >> jimmy: dead silence. >> -- silence. and then you hear, "play something we know." well, we just played the greatest hits of all-time. >> jimmy: rolling stones, you did everything. >> nothing. they knew nothing. >> jimmy: what? >> we had a little powwow, and i just remembered that manny loved to sing ballads. so we played a ballad, and we kind of got them going a little bit and then they said, you know, "manny's at the hospital, stall." and i thought that was interesting, because of a couple things. number one, we didn't have anymore songs. and also, they hate us. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really -- >> it was all bad. >> jimmy: "wonderful tonight," 30-minute remix like -- ♪ you look wonderful we got to get out of here. it's like -- yeah. well, here's a picture of you and manny. oh, my god. his head, that's right he got -- >> he had just come from the hospital. >> jimmy: oh