he's a jewish actor that's proud of judaism and has weekly sessions with his rabbi.o we are really thrill today have him on the castro stage. >> so i think some people may not actually be familiar with what the blacklisting period was in hollywood. how would you ebbing plain that? >> well -- explain that? >> well, in the 50s, joseph mccarthy started this basically this red and people were not allowed to work with if they have affiliation of leftist organization. people were accused of being communist. they had to use different names to still get some work under ali -- this is the first time that was broken and douglas was courageous enough to do that against the times. >> for a justice issue. >> yeah, exactly. >> so we are so excited to have him on stage. he's 94. so what will happen with had him that evening. >> it is actually in the afternoon, it is in the afternoon. he will arrive in san francisco. we will bring him on stage. we will giver him the award. he will talk for a while about whatever he wants to talk about mostly i think about sparticus and breaking the

us rejected to say even two peoples as he denies the existence of the jewish people you claim to judaism being a religion and see the initial and all people who would so why should a religion have a state and this is a problem so when the president obama opposing initiative we are furious because he put first of all the issue of territories when we have to negotiate territories as a palestinian had just to get and not to give anything and this is a case is also what good is it's got form the palestinians and it's the last twenty years. as a response for giving in the territory instead of land for peace we got planned for to long with more than one thousand casualties and walk it's more thousand of them so this is occasional and now to. oppose them and we trust a full release gusto italy we are not ready to make it we would like to hear what i mentioned earlier our ease of muslim who got us the post your leader is ready to work all night is allowed to go to the jewish state yes or no he said never so what are we talking about and if anything at all a compliment in my eyes again only good

people say even to people as he denies the existence of jewish people who claims judaism being diligent it's neither nationality and all people who would so why should a religion have a state and this is a problem so when there has been obama or paul doing initiative we are furious because he put first of all the issue of territories when we have to negotiate territories as a policy and has just to get there not to give anything and this is a case it's also what deed is a as quote from the palestinians is the last twenty years. as a response for giving in the territory instead of land for peace we got planned for terrible with more than one sells and casualties and what gets him more thousand of them so this is a case no not now to put at all posen can we trust a full release gusto italy we are not ready to make it we would like to hear what i mentioned earlier our ease up a muslim who got us the police still you do is ready to work all night is allowed to go to the jewish state yes or no he said never so what are we talking about and if anything at all compliment in my eyes again only

you know given that all the great religions of the world i mean just even going beyond christianity judaism into islam buddhism. islam that all of them preach mercy you know care for the poor feed the hungry heal the sick. i mean it's a universal teaching and yet these large corporations and these republican politicians were in rand are just totally opposed that could it be that they're fundamentally anti religious or moral i mean is there a more reality here that extends even beyond religion so i think they are falling in rand's teachings and just out for themselves they said that has the highest value and what we're trying to highlight in the video is there's only one sin in the new testament take it's the divine death penalty and that's a proxy and really yes and what what is happening here is you have political leaders who are telling folks and in middle america elsewhere who are truly trying to be good people they're trying to do what's best for themselves for their families trying to be moral and they're being told if you want to be a good christian you've got to follow these teaching

the official releasing of a -- religion of the country is islam, however, other religions such add judaism, christianity are also recognized. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: whereas approximately 300,000 -- [inaudible] live in iran who are deprived from all civil rights. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: even from the beginning of the revolution, they haven't been able to attend universities. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: also there's this discrimination between the muslims and those religions that have been recognized according to the constitution. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: and i will give you one example in this regard. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: pursuant to the law, if among the heirs of the dissident there is a muslim, that muslim person will inherit all the property, and the others will be deprived. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: for example, if an iranian christian dies and that person has two daughters and one son whereas his nephew has converted to islam, all inheritance will g

i thought i would learn an education about judaism, but i left feeling very empty because i just learned how to chant. i was open for a spiritual experience. i didn't get it. i flint the exact same way -- felt the exact same way in where where i was an american history major, and the stuff i was reading was infrom presentsive and was -- it was demoralizing, and i graduated less skilled, less motivated, and i was a waiter. >> you. >> my education was a lack of an education, and so i was waiting tables right after graduating college, and i finished by lunch shift and good home, and your friends would say, why are you doing this it? was embarrassing and humiliate humiliating and the besting there that happened in any life, having to work and grind it and people i look up to were looking down on me, and i started to pay for my own shoes dish. >> but your points caught you off. >> they cut me off. it was brutal. so that's why i dedicated me book to my father, who cut me off, and clarence thomas at the same time. both of their guidance in any life cope sided. >> -- in my life coincided. >> i w

i thought it might permits i would learn and education about judaism but i left feeling very empty because i just learned how to chant. i felt i was open for a spiritual experience and i didn't get it. i felt the exact same way in college where i was and american studies major and the stuff that i was reading was and comprehensive it. it was jargon. it was noam chomsky like in its lack of conference into a person who doesn't understand that language. and it was demoralizing. and i graduated less skilled, less motivated and i was a waiter. my education was a lack of an education and so, i was waiting tables right after graduating college and i finished my lunch shift. >> host: your friends are saying to you, what you are doing this? you are so much better than this. >> guest: it was embarrassing and humiliating and the best thing that ever happened in my life, the humiliation and the people that i was looked up to and trying to impress. my parents got me out. it was brutal and that is why i dedicated the book to my father, who cut me off and clarence thomas at the same time. both of their g

silwan lies in the shadow of some of the holiest sites in the world-- judaism's western wall, and islam'sof the rock and al-aqsa mosque. there's a feeling of encroachment. the arab's feel it. >> spielman: there's no other place in the world that jews want to live in more than here. the arabs have mecca, the have medina, and they may also be interested in jerusalem. but for the jews, this is our only home. >> stahl: that feeling of jewish encroachment has been heightened by the mayor of jerusalem, nir barkat, who is doing all he can to make sure east jerusalem remains under israeli sovereignty. >> nir barkat: we have to maintain a united jerusalem. >> stahl: the mayor brought us to a hilltop over silwan to show us his latest project, called king's garden. >> barkat: this is the most important area in the world. >> stahl: in the whole world? >> barkat: definitely. and in the valley right there below us is where king's garden was. >> stahl: he wants to create a bible-themed garden and turn it into a tourist park adjacent to the city of david. but as with the dig, the local arabs see this as

i ipod in my first laugh i learned in education about judaism, but i left feeling like i just learned how to chant. i was hoping for a spiritual experience. i didn't get it. i felt the exact same way a college where i was in american studies major in the stuff i was reading this income danceable and it was charging. who was chomps like in its lack of comprehension to a person who doesn't understand that language. and it was demoralizing and i graduated less skilled, less motivated and i was a waiter. my education was their lack of an education. and so, i was waiting tables right after graduating from college and it missed my lunch shift and i go home. >> your friends as a way waiter you doing this? >> it was embarrassing, humiliating, best thing that ever happened in my life. the people i was always up to and trying to impress were looking down on me. i started to pay for my own. >> your parents cut you off? >> it was brutal. that's why i dedicated the book to my father who cut me off and clarence thomas at the same time. both of their guidance in my life: faded. >> that's a good segu

and at the heart of judaism you find a lot of love at the heart of christianity, you'll find a lot of love. and we can meet at this point of love. after all, we all talk about, israel, our lord god, god is right. and when jesus was asked about the commanders can he said a few things including lord god, god is one. and i always say when i sit in synagogue that, meaning one god, one family, not only the family of abraham, and isaac, and by the way, i am critical of those who would talk about abraham. as only men matter. we always talk about where the children, what about eve? and it's a problem in these traditions. we have to reconstruct our theology and our religious language and we speak of god, not tea, a guide to living. and not only add but also the. and not only abraham but also sarah and hagar. all of them matter in the religious tradition. i always talk about how mary is mentioned in the koran 34 times and so many muslim theologians who tribute to her the prophecy. so not only men can be profits but also females can be profit. so this one god and one family reminds the of the na