one theory is hebrew speakers and understand orders and are seen as a threat. another theory is they are encouraging that by shooting hebrew speakers you are encouraging separation which is the official policy and telling them don't try to help us we don't want you. one of the most hideous incidents i documented was the killing of muhammed, emetic who was attempting to retrieve a body of a palestinian man lashed to a tree by israeli soldiers when the village was under a closed military order meaning of paramedics could enter and it was a hell hole and this group of paramedics from the palestinian red crescent because the red cross would not go to this village because they coordinate with the israeli military, attempted to retrieve the body, the israeli military ordered him out of the car, out of his ambulance on july 26th, ordered them to take several steps forward, to hold a letter over his head and shoot him in the just killing him on the spot. this incident was described by two colleagues, i have their testimony on video and i interviewed one of the four aut

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in hebrew it is [speaking hebrew]. host: that is interesting. what is it in english? ms.eege: i have been to africa several times. at nigeria. my father's family comes from the delta, even the heaviest -- embassy said it is maybe not such a good idea to travel there. i will go when it is more quiet, but i have been to tanzania, south africa and a couple places. host: back to your friends in israel, you tell the story of how you eventually went to and with jewish kids told them your story. what was the reaction of close friends that you knew very well? ms. teege: i did not tell them for a long time. as i said, it took me more than two years before i could open up. not because i was afraid that they would reject me. what my afraid revelation would trigger within their families. israel,and studied in so i have a profound understanding somehow of what is going on, and a bit about the jewish soul. i am not a religious person, but i am a believer. so, i have a lot of knowledge about the jewish religion and about what happened in the families of my friends. i did not know exactl

. >> today also happens to be the day the hebrew day in the hebrew calendar that 9/11 occurred, and to die on that day, it's a sad, tragic thing. >> reporter: his family friend spoke to the son injure in the crash and said he only remembers the car flipped four times. we are told other family members have suffered minor injuries, and state police are investigating, but the cause of the crash is unclear. on the lower east side, valerie castro, cbs 2 news. >>> an aide to governor cuomo is fighting for his life tonight after being caught in the cross fire of the streets of brooklyn. it happened during the overnight festivities of the west indian parade. tony aiello with the story. >> reporter: police describe carey gabay as an innocent bystander, walking on the sidewalk when as many as three gunmen opened fire. >> reporter: it was the the leadup to the west indian american day parade. it was in crown heights. carey gabay, an aide to governor cuomo, shot in the head. >> we have recovered a firearm. based on the ballistics recovered t appears there were two groups of shooting back and forth

others had been established before the hebrew union college but they did not succeed. the oldest continuously to exist in the world established a whole array of institutions, a first congregational union bringing together congregations in common harmony for the purpose of establishing seminary and supporting congregational unions called at the time the union of a very hebrew congregation established in 1873 here in cincinnati. the first rabbinical association bringing together american rabbis into a common union here in cincinnati in 1889. the brothers and big sisters started hearings in the 90 from the jewish community. the second oldest jewish federation in the united states here in cincinnati. i could go on and on and all this as a result of two things. one, that this is a very dynamic, exciting and big important community in many century and their vision of who they were. they didn't see themselves as backwater from the little community struggling to exist. they exploded onto the american scene in the jewish community and left a legacy that exists today. for the am

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it was a union called the union of hebrew congregation established in 1873 here in cincinnati. the first rabbinical city bringing together america rabbis into a common union in 1889. big brothers and big sisters started here in cincinnati from the jewish community. the second oldest jewish federation in the united states, here in cincinnati. i could go on and on. this is this is a result of two things. one, this was a very dynamic, exciting, and big important community in the 19th century. and two, their vision of who they were. they did not see themselves as a backwater community or community that was a struggling. they exploded onto onto the american scene as a jewish community. they left a legacy that exist today. for the american jew who reads the, i want to have a a size that american jewish history is not new york jewish history at large. meaning, when you want to talk about jewish lives in this country you have to go beyond manhattan island. that's what that documentary really strives to achieve. it doesn't just focus it gives proper credit to the great new york jewish c

more music, more hee bree hee -- hebrew. debby was a songwriter and singer who made a big im% in the jewish community. her music was touching and contemporary. music has changed dramatically now. it's very different. instead of the or gan -- organ there's key boards of all kinds and instruments of all kinds and guitar. >> something at emmanuel something you've had to do with the congregation and worldwide is brought a lot of music to interface settings. we have a clip of you with other cantors in rome. >> yes. >> i'm wondering if you can set that up and watch what you're doing in rome with music. >> well, i was approached by the president of the american conference of cantors with a project that would sort of build bridges between the jewish and catholic communities. we were told we were going to go sing the at vatican. it was very exciting. somehow it started coming come and i actually programmed the concert. it included a lot of different musics all different styles and different centuries of jewish music. we had 20 cantor

my culture is iran, but we pray in hebrew.hat our culture is to other iranian people. >> nevertheless, the number of iranian jews living inside iran has dwindled because of immigration. especially after the revolution of 1979, most moved to the united states or israel. >> does the vehemence the energy that is spent in iran criticizing israel, are you worried that that falls onto the jewish people here? >> there is a distinction and separation between. >> are you okay with the separation you feel that? >> of course ... means palestine. this is the jewish quarter tehran. there are between 15 and 30,000 of jews in iran, most ever them in tehran. down behind me is the synagogue and jewish schools and there is also an excellent kosher restaurant. serves wonderful kebabs. i haven't met a lot of iranians named david schumer. you're the first one. do they know when they say your name is daod? >> i say i'm jewish. >> any problems? >> no no no not at all. >> why did so many leave? >> i think it's their mistake. >> you do? >> yes. >> som

no slaves, no hebrews, in jews.jamin netanyahu and pope francis the head of the catholic state that shows how far we've come for catholics. discrimination is real. i'm looking over your shoulder at the washington monument started in the 1840s and after four years they ran out of stone and put out a request, the pope sent a three-foot marshall stone to be put on that monument. riots erupted because they feared this meant the catholic church would take over the u.s. government and nine members of the anti catholic party went to the ground, killed the watchdog, wrapped the guard up in a clothes line, took the marble and dropped it and shows how far we've come in this country. >> father, for this pope there is so much emphasis and he spoke to bishops today and early on criticized bishops, airport bishops i think he called them, focus too much on traveling to international conferences and not enough on ministering to the people. he's put so much emphasis on mercy and also flexibility for pastors. how has that been felt t

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my culture is in iran, of course we play in hebrew. we obey torah and mishna, all day today, is much more similar to iranian people. >> the number of iranian jews living inside iran has dwindled because of immigration, especially because of the islamic revolution of 1979. most have moved to the united states or israel. >> does the vehemence or the energy that is spent on iran criticizing israel are you worried that that falls onto the jewish people here? >> there is a distinction separation, i think that -- >> are you okay with that separation? you feel had? >> yes yes, of course. >> the sign says felestine square, that means palestine. most of them in tehran, down behind me is a synagogue, and three jewish parochial schools, there is an excellent kosher restaurant. the tapir restaurant serves excellent kebabs. i haven't met a lot of iranians named david schumer. you are the first one. do they know whether they say your name is daod? >> i say i'm jewish. >> any problems? >> no no, not at all. >> why did so many leave? >> many of them i

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a canter said a prayer in hebrew in honor of the deceased. and a cardinal sang along. then the pope spoke to the crowd in his native spanish. >> you can feel the pain here. >> at the end, he made a simple plea. peace in this wide world. before he left, the pope looked at artifacts that survived the attacks, including a charred bible. at ground zero, cbs 2 news. >> and our pope coverage continues in just a little bit. still ahead, the special new york city moe momentums that the pope will be taking to the vatican with him. the surprise in central park that you might have missed. >>> and a surprise move by john boehner. >> i decided, you know, today is the day i'm going to do this. >> what made him decide to step down? >> i believed him. i truly believed him. >> a phone call that had her fearing for her life and it's happening more and more. the fbi's warning for families in our area. >>> coming up, i'll show you the radar picture, because right now, i see some rain looming around washington, d.c. will it get here for the weekend? break. >>> in is a surprise move today,

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of course we pray in hebrew. we love muslims. we obey moses, aaron, torah. >> but nevertheless, the number have dwindled because of immigration especially since the islamic revolution of is the 79. most of them moved to the united states or israel. >> does the vehement criticiz ing of the world, do you fear that it falls on the-- >> the sign says fil philistine felestein square, that means jewish headquarters. there are three jewish parochial schools and an excellent kosher restaurant. >> this is a jewish name. >> yes. >> i haven't met a lot of iranians named david shoumer. you're the first one. >> yes. >> do they know when you said that your name is-- >> i say that i'm jewish. >> any problems? >> no, no, not at all. >> why did so many leave? >> i think many, i think it's a mistake. >> you do? >> yes. iran's jews say that they have roots in the country that go back 3,000 years. the question that many observers are asking how much staying power does the community have to persist in the years to come? ali velshi, al jazeera, tehran

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a family friend said it's devastated. >> it happens to be the hebrew day on the hebrew calendar that 9/11 happened, and to die on this day, it's a sad thing. >> family's son said he can only remember the car flipped four times, no word on what caused the crash. >>> a fire in burlington county has spread through 100 acres, but it's not threatening any homes or structures. the flames broke out yesterday, but no word on what caused the fire. >>> the new jersey family of four who died in a murder- suicide will be buried today. landon bajare shot his partner and two children and then he killed himself. police have not released any motives for the killings. his cousin saw him earlier that day, and everything seemed fine with the family. >>> a war of words with rudy giuliani and may door de blasio after the former mayor criticizes the handling of the homeless population. mayor de blasio will be closing 21 camps by the month's end, and he is working to make things shelter so people have a place to go. he plans to invest $1 million to get the more people in affordable housing. >> i think he i

well, we the hebrew hebrew culture community know our history and we continue to demand that this city be held accountable for the unsolved murders. we want justice. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> i'm in a state of shock because of the horror of this board and the organizations in san francisco who are not prioritizing the murders of our african american children. here it is that mayor lee made a statement concerning katie styleey which i bless their family. i'm thankful for what they are receiving. she was somebody. what our black boys not nobody. c'mon, let's get real, why do i have to sit here for 4-5 hours. no reward is given to these boys for the murdersment we are fighting every tuesday and thursday. not one black person came from these organizations to help us every tuesday and thursday at 1:00. when i tried to find out what the meeting was today t leader of the organization shut me up. i just talked to the people outside who said it was embarrassing with the way i was treated. i went to washington d.c. and treated lie a -- like a dog by this woman named maggie scott. ev

>> translator: dear brothers and bishops, first of all, i would like to send my greetings to the hebrewewish brothers for whom today is a sacred day, yom kippur. i hope that the lord brings down his blessings of peace and will keep them in life and holiness. according to the word of the holy word that we have heard today, for i am holy. [ applause ] i am pleased to meet you at this point in the apostolic mission that has brought me to your country. i would like to deeply thank cardinal wuerl and archbishop kurtz for their kind words, and words that were also in your name. please take aboard my appreciation and generous efforts that i look out in the kindness and the embrace of the local churches that you carry on your shoulders and ask you to reassure them that my human and spiritual closeness makes us all one people of god throughout the vast land. the heart of the pope expands the to include everyone, expanding the heart to bear witness that god is great and is love, is this very essence of peter's successor, the vicker of the one on the cross and the body and may not escape the embra

in the original hebrew and arabic, it does condemn homosexual marriage. would also like to comment on the polls you keep referring two. i am 61 and was born in 1953. if the state schools did not brainwashed the kids, you would not be getting those numbers. recently, the psychiatrist listed homosexuality as a deviance. nowhere does it say that the practice of deviance, even if they are out of that classification, has rights. i feel that the homosexual portion is allowing them to be married, it does violate people that have religious beliefs that do believe in the words of the original hebrew and arabic, which state that a couple the man who years -- called was simply incorrect. st: how closely did you follow the supreme court case on gay marriage? what was your reaction when it decided in favor of gay marriage? caller: again, i call it homosexual marriage. i don't think they have a right ." appropriate the word "gay i can't use that word any longer because if i say i'm having a "gay day," it means something different now. reallyot follow it closely. i know

rimonim is hebrew for pom grant nat. >> translator: it's a fruit that contains many seeds. unity, being together. there are positive prayers in judaism that say, may we have as many privileges as a pom grab nat has seeds. the name was chosen after a strong fruit that surprises g s symbolizes goodness and with the hope that we will always symbolize good innocence this facility. >> rimonim is not the only israeli prison whose name holds a special meaning. there is only one prison in the entire nation that houses female inmates. its name is neve tirza. which means oasis of strong women. >> the most striking thing about neve tirza is that it is the only female prison in all of israel. and it has 215 beds. to give you some perspective, the state of virginia has approximately the same population as israel, and six times as many female inmates. >> we have all types. long sentences, short sentences, minors, old women. everybody is here. every kind of crime you can think of. murderers, sex offenders, drug dealers, white collar. >> you have white-collar criminals with someone who's c

. >>> now we can talk to robby stable, professional of international law hebrew university.nk you for taking the time to talk to us as well. as you heard the ambassador described the situation as explosive with -- with great potential for it to get even worse, why isn't the israeli government doing more to reign in those who would seek to challenge the status quo? >> i think it's good to put in some background here. israel has no dispute with islam. there is an israeli palestinian dispute. no israeli government has ever made it, and [ inaudible ] to make sure it is not a dispute, and islam should have no dispute with israel. certain elements are trying to turn this into a religious dispute. and i think it's a tragedy. 20% of the population are muslim in israel. >> but clearly the government of prime minister netenyahu is not managing the situation and is not even managing his own cabinet. a member of his own government was said to be part of the group making a foray into this holy of sites. >> the policy is decided by the israeli government. and no jew is allowed to pray pub

we will stand like three hebrew children who stood in the midst of the fiery furnace and god delivered them. we'll stand like daniel who stood in the midst of a lion's den and god delivered him. we will now bow, we will not bends, we will not burn, because god is on our side today at the value voters summit. so i choose freedom. but the dream i'm talking about is directly tied to and mr. carson has it right a judeo christian value system that embraces truth. when individuals in the nation are able to choose the blossoms. america is and has been the greatest hop the freedom we cherish is based upon judeo christian value system. we the united states of america have beene the freedom we cherish is based upon judeo christian value system. we the united states of america have been the greatest on earth and i'm proud to be an american today because we stand for freedom. secondly to bring about real hope and change, we must understand we can never underestimate the power of the local church. i've traveled extensively around the world. the church can change a nation. john wesley led an effort

but eyewitnesses say the soldiers had demanded to see the student's bag, but she had not understood hebrewand had been unable to heed their directions. >> the number of soldiers became six, aiming their weapons at her and screaming at her. i told him, give me a minute tuesday to her, but they refused and one of the soldiers shot her left leg. so she fell on the ground and then he shot her right leg. then seconds later, he fired four bullets at her. amy: back in the united states in the city of charleston, south carolina, it has renamed part of the street in front of the historic emanuel ame church where nine african americans were killed when the accused shooter what supremacist dylann roof opened fire during bible study in june. on wednesday, residents gathered for the ceremony to rename part of calhoun street, named after vice president john calhoun one , of the most prominent pro-slavery figures in history. the new name of this two-block stretch is mother emanuel way memorial district. roof faces the death penalty on multiple counts of murder, as well as federal hate crime charges. and

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and when israel was founded jewish settlers were encouraged to speak hebrew instead of yiddish. dodged extinction. the modern world has been good to the ancient language, which has developed over about a thousand years as an off shoot of german. >> the world's changed. it's a smaller world, much more aware of its multi-cultural character, much more willing to embrace diversity. >> and lansky's library has grown right along with the interest in yiddish. at last count his organization has brought in about one million books. for no apparent reason my eye was drawn to the plaque that says you have "lady chatterley's lover" in -- >> yes. >> translated in yesterdayer. a little stretch on the vocabulary. >> books are still coming in from all over the world and the staff here, mostly students, most, but not all jewish, are translating as many as they can. of course there are aspects of yiddish culture that don't necessarily have to be translated to be appreciated. do you really need the subject titles to enjoy leo fuchs in the 1937 film "ich vil zeyn a border"? ♪ before the war, there w

somewhat brought over from russia in hebrew. you know, in the yiddish language. there is marx leading the people to the promised land. and, new york city is a time here, in new york city as i say, i will give you one other picture here. the workers, the working women -- here are women at a sweatshop. i am not sure the year. a lot of migrant women, italian women producing clothing for tiny wages. it is the rise of socialist organizations and the labor movement. the garment workers union and others. the lower east side, that is where -- in every year 1920, so many immigrants living in manhattan, the population density of manhattan was greater than the city of calcutta and india. there were almost three times as many people living on manhattan island then there are now. packed densely mostly into the working-class districts way downtown. mire london was elected to congress in 1914. london, another guy, speaking the language of socialism in the american tradition. says london, just as the parties preceded the civil war, how much of the abolitionist shaped this thinki

this transcendent god who is created in his image and likeness, who sees the value that says in the hebrew scriptures that eternity is inscribed in our hearts, and when we see the assaults against the dignity of human life, whether it be by technology that is not guided by reason or a religion that is fanatical or anything that substitutes itself for god, he's calling us all to that, and his warming and the love is a part of that. >> now dr. king, last night the pope led a service at st. patrick's cathedral and focused on the role of women in the catholic church, which you often don't hear from previous popes and said what would the church be without you? what did you think about that? >> i believe, there again, that compassionate heart who embraces the concept of family, of life, the sanctity of that type of community, and recognizing the beautiful nurturing role of women in the church and saying women are spiritual as well. i think that is very important in that it is just -- it's very significant that he notes that and brings that to our attention. you know jesus had women around him, h

hebrew a secret letter to -- he to obamaecret letter and the cuban president urging them to move forwardthey had eight secret meetings and canada. when the negotiations stalled, the pope said to both of the men, come on, trust me to get you to trust one another. he wrote another letter. he has been a really big figure and this. he has tried to play a down, but he has been a big wheel. host: paul vallely is here to talk about the pope's visit and themes and his book. if you want to ask of questions about it, as the pope arrives in washington today, (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 745-8002 for independents. you can tweet thoughts as well @cspanwj. how would you characterize the church as far as the devotion from other catholics before this pope, but it was under benedict and john paul, and now? is there more devotion because of this pope particularly? guest: i think every pope has .ts own strengths different people jobs different things for different popes. john paul was a philosopher. benedict was a theologian. this man is a pastor, he was in the slums

affirmed and have similar opportunities it is clear my patents would in the have sent me to learn hebrew if not for the institution so similar it is clear chog those organizations arock that are cherished in the community is the only ways to successfully moved on the language pathways given that a political organization that is directive agenda has tried to santa fe rail this but thank you for moving forward and continuing to try to realize those courageous and bold goals so thank you. >> thank you very much if you like to applaud at this point (clapping.) there are no more speaker cards so we will close. >> yes. anita. >> good evening. i'm letting to now of the united people of san francisco today was the first official workday for the teachers of the san francisco unified school district we know many, many have come in to get ready as how members set up their classrooms the media has highlighted thelation minute scramble to fill our sfrtdz vacancies the supply and demand is not work in the favor word is out san francisco is the most extensive city in the united states and newest teache

and i am reminded of those words in hebrew where god tells moses, he says, i've seen the misery of myple, i've heard their cry. god acts. it's as if the pope has come to them in this moment. >> let's listen. >> more than a thousand people have welcomed me in new york. on behalf of the poor, this is our gives. thank you. >> hi. [ speaking spanish ] >> the daughter who is four years old, and was given a book of her favorite movie. all welcoming gifts. the gifts that given by these students. >> in this city sometimes they are overlooked, and rendered irrelevant. what milli said was that he was here not just for the statued people but for everyone. this has to be a group who feel overlooked because of poverty. >> a shot in the arm for the neighborhoods where they do feel overlooked, and where the politicians only come by around election time, and the rest of the year they may not fee may feel neglecte neglected. >> look at immigrants at a time where this is a divisive issue in our country. to be reminded that we're a country of immigrants, and sometimes we forget. i tell people that we ha

well, we the hebrew hebrew culture community know our history and we continue to demand that this city be held accountable for the unsolved murders. we want justice. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> i'm in a state of shock because of the horror of this board and the organizations in san francisco who are not prioritizing the murders of our african american children. here it is that mayor lee made a statement concerning katie styleey which i bless their family. i'm thankful for what they are receiving. she was somebody. what our black boys not nobody. c'mon, let's get real, why do i have to sit here for 4-5 hours. no reward is given to these boys for the murdersment we are fighting every tuesday and thursday. not one black person came from these organizations to help us every tuesday and thursday at 1:00. when i tried to find out what the meeting was today t leader of the organization shut me up. i just talked to the people outside who said it was embarrassing with the way i was treated. i went to washington d.c. and treated lie a -- like a dog by this woman named maggie scott. ev

it reminds me of the book of the prophet where the prophet speaking to the situation of the hebrew people says we need to make despair, own the despair and it is by owning the despair we then can come out of the struggle together. >> father byron. he has a great line as confinement is not the same thing as conclusion. he is demonstrating how the inmates are confined they are included in his heart and ministry. he is working the crowd, even the top donors didn't get this kind of attention. [laughter]. >> indeed. >> he is demonstrating concern he has a smile on his face, some inmates are putting both hands over this, it's a compelling witness to the solidarity. this is the pope of rome right with a very humble criminal. tells you something. >> on holy thursday we see the pope wash the feet of inmates. we've seen it in rome and south america, and now i understand much better the whole notion of washing the feet. and how he linked that ceremony, if you will. >> ritual. >> ritual to the lives of these men and the troubles they have experienced and how in the pope as view to rehabilitate them,

made a trip, a pilgrimage would probably be a better term, to meet the doctor in his laboratory at hebrew university or in jerusalem to hear about -- thank you -- to hear about some of his would work. and he was, in addition to other things that he's done, he was the one who discovered with til devain so-called the bliss molecule. from the sanskrit. and it's interesting for us because it gives us a sense of how marijuana, thc and cbd in particular, do what they do. we don't have -- and this was a surprise to me -- we don't have or we're not born with receptors that are designed to bind to thc. we're not born with thc receptors. we are, however, born with an demand mid receptors. so when you take thc into your body in the form of marijuana that's inhaled or vaporized or eaten in the form of an edible, you're tricking the body into thinking that it's suddenly experiencing an in-rush. i'm oversimplifying a little bit, but just a little bit. so you're basically hacking into the natural endo ca nab nowed system, and you're convincing the body that it's seeing it, and the reason it's important

he's into his spirituality, i'm a hebrew. i say all lives matter. we've been here even before this happened to our children. i say who murdered my grandson? i say, make an arrest. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> thank you president breed and other members. my name is christopher. i like to comment on justice. victor hugo seems to have entertain among the first to claim that justice for the opressed is to be found in their crime. because oppressors are to bare the entire guilt for those crimes. he has said if a soul is left in darkness, sins will be committed. the guilty one is not he who commits the sins but he who causes the darkness. i would give great weight to calling acts a revenge committed by the opressed among the oppressor. i could give no weight to arguing that crimes committed upon random passersby, among the innocent, upon the conveniently weak are anything more than simple crimes. when such crimes are committed upon neighbors, upon family and community, the destruction is even greater that tragedy is more personal and justice if a

. >> it's hebrew and it means all mighty. >> that's a great name. >> and also, you studied abroad in, what city? what did you love the most? >> what was the best food you had in madrid. >> oh, my good. tapas was delicious. i loved the potatoes. it was the best. i come back and have dreams about it? >> what about queso? >> let's not talk about food right now. i'm getting really hung ary now let's get started with this round. we have 60 seconds. remember, if you want to pass you can do that. so, are you ready? yes. >> okay. >> let's get started with the clock. >> cubans who escape through the port are known as -- >> in what city was salvaged? 1961? >> new york. >> what sculpture lee trevino's anymore name? >> true or false? >> true. >> name the food made from ground rice or almonds. >> pass. >> name the film base of the true story of -- >> next question. true or false. one of the indigenous languages of mexico is -- >> true. >> we have a few more seconds. name the drink very popular made from ground rice or almond? >> say orchata. we have no more time. your time is up. let see right no

he's into his spirituality, i'm a hebrew. i say all lives matter. we've been here even before this happened to our children. i say who murdered my grandson? i say, make an arrest. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> thank you president breed and other members. my name is christopher. i like to comment on justice. victor hugo seems to have entertain among the first to claim that justice for the opressed is to be found in their crime. because oppressors are to bare the entire guilt for those crimes. he has said if a soul is left in darkness, sins will be committed. the guilty one is not he who commits the sins but he who causes the darkness. i would give great weight to calling acts a revenge committed by the opressed among the oppressor. i could give no weight to arguing that crimes committed upon random passersby, among the innocent, upon the conveniently weak are anything more than simple crimes. when such crimes are committed upon neighbors, upon family and community, the destruction is even greater that tragedy is more personal and justice if a

i will use a translation service to actually translate what they , or a hebrew version, a translation service. google, yahoo!, msn, they all do it. that is just to get the facts. if you are just reading something from the same newspapers -- in the u.k. we have a newspaper called "the daily mail here cap it is a conservative newspaper and it has been accused of basically being this sound piece for anti-european union sentiment many times. a lot of people read it like it is a bible. you have the same in america with certain outlets and certain television -- stations. it is all about fact and gaining knowledge. the only thing that iran did wrong -- it did not like israel and it went against the popular ideology. those are the only two things that really did wrong. and the orthodox jewish community in america is a massive power base. host: we are going to let arshad mohammed jump in. guest: thanks for the question. a couple things. i worked for reuters. we see ourselves as being part of the media -- a quarter of the media space that focuses on fact. our slogan is accuracy comes first. as