well, what joseph smith did is to sort of supercharge it with high octane fuel, to make it even more amazing. the possibility was the fact that we have unlimited territory, the people are energized to do it, and we've got the frontier, so there's a lot of space to move on, and move on they did- as we said, establishing great communities like nauvoo. and finally, the place. well, the place today, just to run that down for you, the place, of course, is utah. after the death of joseph smith in carthage, most of the mormons, after continued harassment, followed brigham young out to utah- that becomes zion for them- and today, that's the latter day saints. there is 8 million latter day saints; it's a very, very large movement. so we have 8 million folks in the latter day saints movement. the second group is, with 250,000, are the reorganized mormon church, and they still hold to the independence, missouri, is the center, and they have followed the descendants of joseph smith. thereafter, there's several other different sects, but the idea here is that the place becomes utah, the place bec

. >> we learned the suspect joseph smith has a history of violence. police arrested smith last month about an hour after this attack. they say they caught him just moments after he robbed a second person. >>> today more than two million children nationwide are reading to set a new world record. delia goncalves tells us the jump start campaign hopes to foster a love of reading at an early age. >> time to move out, otis. from that day on otis loved the little calf and the little calf loved otis. >> reporter: five classrooms, more than 75 children reading for the record. today children all around the country and here in ward 7 are reading the story of otis the tractor by "new york times" best selling author lauren long. >> having a book like otis that highlights friendships and working together and even gender, age, all of that is in that one story with rich vocabulary. >> reporter: what was your favorite part of the book? >> then the little -- then the little cow was sleeping in a barn. >> he got stuck in the mud. >> reporter: and when he got stuck in t

st joseph smith was. in the surveillance state to see it so. it makes a mockery of our system which is based on the notion of independent branches of government including the fourth estate the press release is. secret it doesn't help to present this false tradeoff between security privacy we need to bring in and i say activity from the shadows into the light and we need to. suspicion the surveillance. and all the way from russia a former government contractor edward snowden has weighed in on the gathering in a rare statement started said today no telephone in america makes a call without leaving the record of the n.s.a. our representatives in congress tell us this is not surveillance they're wrong now it's time for the government to learn from us on saturday join us in sending the message stop watching us to talk about what to expect from this rally and the potential for passport i was joined earlier by shah had which our executive director of the bill of rights defense committee i first asked him given that this is the largest anti n.s.a. rall

. >> the suspect now identified as 31-year-old joseph smith continues to pummel the elderly victim, kickingnd punching him as he lies on the floor. the suspect ran off stealing the victim's lottery ticket and $40. >> it's hurting. it touches your heart. >> soon after police released this video of the september 18th attack a detective recognized the suspect. smith was already in custody on another robbery that happened an hour after the attack on the elderly man. just 4 blocks away smith punched an 18-year-old woman and stole her purse. he didn't get away. a witness heard her screams, che chased smith down and held him until police arrived. >> the suspect faces robbery, theft, assault and reckless engagement charges. >>> a chicago animal shelter looks for help after a school bus plowed into its building. 5,000 animals are saved a year there. there were two passengers on the bus, including the driver when the incident occurred. no animals or people were hurt in the crash. police are investigating the cause of the accident. >>> a new website is revealing the last wishes of thousands of british

sacred, secular tension, you know, in previous classes, and we can even think about someone like joseph smith, who had to struggle to find his own way, his own sacred world out there. and though there's about 13 centuries separating them, both mohammed and joseph heard revelations from angelic beings and brought a text that created a community, that was holy. interesting comparison there- very different otherwise, but you know, that's what we're looking at. we mentioned zakat, but just to run down through our relationships here, next on the graphics, besides giving alms to the poor- and we'll hear from a muslim, a believer, which we want to do in this class, we'll hear how they describe it. but also, fasting- during the month of ramadan- another key pillar in islam. another one that you might want to do is the haji. in your lifetime, you'll be wanting to make a pilgrimage to mecca- a ritual. you know, here we are keeping the ritual dimension in, but you'll want to go to the holy, holy shrine in mecca, which is, of course, again defined by myth. another term, relational- i've just pulled some

joseph garrity. commander charlie ork. commander alie. commander richard korea. deputy chief denise smith. deputy chief david chen.ief john loftus. deputy chief michael beal. deputy chief tomakia, my boss and the chief gregory pesir. and last and not least the mayor of city and county of san francisco, ed lee. first i would like to start with vice president turman and president mazzucco to say a few words for you. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe, distinguished guests. tonight i ask my vice president turman to be present, because he actually participated in the selection of these awards. on behalf of the police commission i want to congratulate the officers and their families. we have had a busy week at the san francisco police department, on friday night we graduated 46 brand-new officers from the 235th recruit class, and during my speech to the officers, i talked about being courageous. you are courageous. i talked about becoming san francisco's finest. you are san francisco's finest. on tuesday we had a promotion ceremony and another speech speaking to officers and commanders and i spoke to them about t

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