because that was the main point of legalism in judaism. all right, so circumcision was the big point then. today, we've got other things. circumcision is not the point today that will lead this was the crowning miss-teaching that they were being subjected to and paul says, 'if you're going to practice jewish rite of circumcision as a part of

. >> fear-based judaism? >> fear-based. meaning that we have to protect ourselves. we are the subjects of anti- semitism. again, understandable. i'm not judging it at all. today's younger generations don't understand that -- they don't see israel as vulnerable as it once was. they want to understand the value proposition. we have to get much better about articulating that -- expressing what that is. not based on fear. but on the beauty and the value associated with jewish life. >> when you use the term value proposition -- meaning that somebody sees jewish life as something that will nourish them -- something that will give them comfort. >> yes. excite them. they can identify and many ways. one hundred years ago, you didn't really have a choice about what your identity was. today, you can choose. and one can choose beyond a faith-based message and say -- my daddy is a surfer. or a fighter. or is a jew. but why? all the -- reasons you mentioned. all of the deep tradition that brings comfort, that brings inspir

many throughout the region are rejoicing the decision as a display of judaism's diversity. the iowa caucuses are just a day away....and it is down to the wire. presidential candidates are making a final push to get out in front of voters. steve nannes reports. nat pop iowa offers only a small contingent of the delegates who will determine the presidential nominees, but a win would greatly increase hampshire primary. a recent poll by the des moines register and bloomberg shows the iowa choice for democratic nominee -- among likely caucusgoers--- is hillary clinton with 45 percent of the vote.. (hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate) "we've run a terrific campaign from the grass roots up ... of course it's close its competitive that's why i hope everyone who has decided to (sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate) "when we started this campaign here in iowa, we were 50 or 60 points behind secretary clinton. we have come a long, long wayso i think if the turnout is high, jake, i think we've got a real shot to win this." trump leading the polls as the iowa choic

our judaism is just as valid. >> there two places for prayer at the wall, one for men and one for women. and there's been a third place at robinson's arch. >> there's already an area. many go from all over the world and celebrate there. and now it's formally recognized. >> the decision has triggered outrage. the western wall heritage foundation singles out a media campaign put out by women of the wall. it's gong to an arena of constant scuffling. the blasphemy is so horrendous that it will take years to fix. >> there are those that say it's a desecration. >> judaism has never been monolithic. if you go back to when the temple was standing, there were different groups. >> reporter: the southern edge of the wall is separated from the western wall plaza. and it will take 12 to 18 months to complete. we'll be right back. so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. it's making choices for a healthier me, a healthier us. i'm on my path and i love it. the path to a healthier you starts with nature's path pumpkin flax granola. crunchy clusters of delicious organic oats, flax and

there are people like this also in the jewish faith that have nothing to do with judaism. that has nothing to do with hindu. for anyone to argue that it is islamic is preposterous. in the islamic faith, you have your faith and i have mine. you are free to practice your faith and i am free to practice mine. once a great sign of tolerance you have and it says he who kills an innocent soul has killed all of humanity and he who saves an innocent soul is asked if he saved all of humanity. what's more, with special example of compassion and mercy do you have in this? so if you say that it's in the scriptures, doesn't the old testament say in the eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth? at somebody does it today would you say that they are christian or jewish? so i caution people because it seems to have become almost novel. it's become the flavor of the day to try to repeat things that are not there. the islamic religion and civilization preserved the history and passed it on to the west. the western civilization wouldn't exist. the islamic civilization and the islamic arab civil

she say s and her mother entered the north miami beach synagogue to talk about judaism. >> they love me and want to include me in there life. i'm a social person. i love people. people. >> she says she does not follow the news and didn't understand where the move would cause my commotion. she insists she called before visiting.police interviewed both not pose a threat. >>> a thief caught on camera stealing a purse from a woman in miami-dade. you see a man there in a hoodie walking up, grabbing that woman's purse. she immediately runs to safety while the thief scoops the man upp and runs away. mrs. caught on camera a high-priced heist at aventura mall. police say a woman bought a 2100 purse from the louis vuitton store last month with a stolen credit card. the victim, a man, says her wallet was stolen and her cards were used at different stores totaling more than $700. >>> turning now to the outbreak. two new cases of zika have been confirmed in miami-dade county. that raises the total number to 24. miami-dade, four in broward. the zika virus's affect on babies and pregnant mothers ha

. >> reporter: levy considered himself protected by the christ and later converted from judaism to catholicism. he put his family's name into a glass sill iner did and cemented it in the heart of the statue. >> a sign of his faith and devotion. so that he could be forever remembered by the heart of jesus. >> reporter: mass is held during the week at the tiny sanctuary inside the base of the statue. and people have held weddings and christenings there as well. on a clear day, the vistas of the rio land scape could melt even the heart of the most hardened heathen. >> it is a way to listen to the voice of god that speaks hearts. >> reporter: the word means hunch in portuguese. in latin, it finds a new meaningful heart, where do i go? for the rio faithful, the path is upward. >> that was crazy, right? you want to see more. with less than six months to go before the kickoff to the summer game in rio, you can see some of wendy's other behind the sieges stories in our nbc washington stories. just search road to rio. >>> another first for our adorable baby panda. it took him several tries and the mama

downloaded after the internet as part of a lesson about judaism and christianity in the roman empire. some students were immediately offended. >> it's horrible that something like this existed and how it wasn't picked up before is astounding. >> reporter: the production offered by study.com was pulled after complaints hit facebook. a comparison of judaism and christianity that scholars say is completely inaccurate as well as offensive. >> the jews were labeled as violent religious extremists to be attacked and dispersed. anyone who bothered to think on their plight would assume that they had gotten what they deserved. >> reporter: both the rockland jewish federation and the orthodox jewish public affairs council complained. the school district reviewed it and called it inaccurate. the use of the video, the statement said, was a mistake. study.com issued a statement saying, we apologize that the video seemed offensive. that was not what we intended. it is no longer available. experts on religion and ancient rome say it never should have been. a professor at a catholic college calls it

she says she and her mother entered a north miami beach synagogue to learn more about judaism and they had high praise for the jewish people. >> they love me and they want to include me in their life. >> i'm a social person. i love people. i love being around people. >> she says she doesn't follow the news, did not understand why the move would cause commotion. she insists she called before she visited. police interviewed those women and said she do not pose a threat. >>> when we come back boycotting bee i don't knowow b beyonce. causing that high rate of rip c crespondents for you beach-goers. windusts even higher. that is also causing advisories for you boaters. i'll have a lot more on your weekend forecast coming uptt0w!t.*(=! %4@-,2( tt0w!t.*(=! el@-&5d tt0w!t.*(=! ed@- 7 tt0w!t.*(=% )8h-@i\ tt0w!t.*(=% kzh-]& tt0w!t.*(=% n-h-(o, tt0w!t.*(=% 0ph-6(4 tt0w!t.*(=% s"h-&zt tt0w!t.*(=% ueh-%8$ tt0w!t.*(=% 7hh-9:p >>> sharks close to shore in dania beach yesterday. here's sky 10 showing a large line of sharks swimming around. people got out of the water, made them think twice before taki

not islam, not judaism, not christianity. in fact, in the last maybe 100 years, 70 to 100 years, it was elaborated more and more on these own religion that has become what i do, it's because i'm a muslim or because i'm so and so. so i think that in the last maybe 30 or 40 years we have discovered that certain groups from all over the world, not just from our area, from all over the world, that views islam to dwell on all that is jihad, that is this, that is that. when we know very, very well, because muslims like his message stay -- majesty abdullah said, when i grew up, i group in a community, wherefore we see each other. the jewish people like the muslims, we always start with salam, which is the same in both religions. which means that fairs of all, before we start, before we see anybody, you wish them peace. these organizations they forgot that. and they have used islam in order to become -- or to give certain achievements, and most of it was, of course, against islam. in the last 20 years, they have used that and we knew

she says she and her mothehe synagogue about judaism and had praise for jewish people. >> loving and caring. they love me and want to include me in their life. i am a social person. i love people. i love being around people. >> sheays she doesn't follow the news and didn't understanan commotion. police interviewed the women and said they do not pose a threat. >>> a terrifying scene near the pearl harbor memorial. a helicopter plunging into the water. an update on the people on board and hear from rescuers coming up. >>> a south florida police force concert. coming up. >>> northeast wind and temperature in the upper 60s. davis. what to expect for friday and the forecast is just ahead. >>> south florida may be home to sun and sand. it is a hotbed for human sex trafficking. locaca10 talks to those trapped and trying to get out before it is too late. the other side of the break.. >>> no qstion south florida is an international destination for trelers, but investigators say it is also home to one of the largest human trafficking epidemics in the country. >>> a local 10 investigator amy we

. >>> western wall in jerusalem one of judaism's holiest sight will have mixed area for orthodox and moderate screws where men and -- jewels where men and women system prayed separately. >>> traffic tragedy new details on the pursuit of a crash that left three people including two children dead. >> reporter: we're not going overboard with the gear, because in most neighborhoods we're above 40 and a couple of spots in the 50s. bring an umbrella, though, because after school there's a chance of showers in in some neighborhoods, i'll have the details on that and the day planner forecast next. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patie

all of them got the virus outside the country. judaism' s most holy sites. the western wall will soon have a prayer space for mixed-gender ceremonies and non-orthodox jews. supporters say it' s a win for israel, recognizing diversity in the jewish world. the new area will take about 12-18 months to create. erika: right now, police in new hampshire are searching for this piece of art stolen right out of a gallery. manchester police say someone made off with this framed pencil drawing from the new hampshire institute of art. the theft happened sometime between november 25 and december 12. the artist, george stavrinos, grew up in somerville. police say they waited this long leads. cindy: if you step outside, you calendar. erika: more than 63 degrees outside? cindy: 63 degrees outside -- the warmest we have been since christmas eve. it is so different than last year. you can see this though storms that we were and could -- the snowstorms that we were in. what a contrast from last year. there is one storm on the map i' m watching and it is pulling out of the rock

retaining wall on the mount on which the holy temples once stood and considered the most sacred site in judaism. >>> south korea pilots are taking flight, many leaving the bigger airline for better pay in china and elsewhere. those left behind are threatening to strike. >> the korean training center, new pilots are being trained. this. >> practices an emergency landing. it's a prestigious job with the nation's flag carrier. why are so many colleagues leaving the company and country? the first reason is to korean airline system does not provide hope for the pilots. there is a huge gap in salary compared to neighboring countries, especially china. >> last year, 122 pilots left the company, more than seven times the year before. a third went to join the aviation boom in china for double or triple the pay. trade union leaders here demand a 37% air rise. korean pilots say they already earn about $116,000 a year. >> the increase of about 1.9% this year, so the gap is too big for us to tell with them, so right now the numbers they are asking for is quite unacceptable. >> the flood of departures creati

and hagai says in his letter, according to judaism killing taking after valley significant. it affects the entire nation and alters its destiny. i read this about 17 years later and it struck me as almost chilling in its precedents. thank you very much. that's our talk. [applause] >> if you have questions please raise your hand. we will bring the microphone to you. >> thank you for your comments. i haven't read the book yet, looking forward to it. in your american life interview you spoke of two of arming statistics and i'd like you to share them with the audience. that is the third in the 50. 30% of israeli society believes there was another shooter or a conspiracy, 50% of the right wing. could you talk about that? >> sure. correct me if i'm getting this wrong, the radio peace for those who didn't hear it focus on the conspiracies about the assassination. i won't keep you in suspense. it's like the kennedy assassination where there are all kinds of theories and a lot adhered, people who don't believe that this is exactly what happened. the murder, there's just an overwhelmi

it has nothing to do with judaism. there are people like this in the hindu faith. it has nothing to do with hinduism. for anyone to argue that daesh is islamic is preposterous. you have your faith and i have my faith and you are free to practice your faith and i am free to practice mine. and greater tolerance acceptance do you have done this? ,e who kills an innocent soul it is as if he has killed all of humanity, and he who saves an innocent soul, it it is as if he has saved all of humanity? what greater compassion do we have than this? if you say it is in the scriptures, doesn't the old testament say an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth? does it today, would you say they were christian or they were jewish? so, i caution people, because it seems to have become almost novel -- not novel, it has toome the flavor of the day attribute things to daesh that are not there. the islamic religion and the islamic civilization is the civilization that preserves the -- western civilization would not exist without the islamic arabs. the islamic civilization and the islamic

entered the north miami beach synagogue about judaism and had praise for jewish people. >> loving and caring. they love me and want to include me in their life. i am a social person. i love people. i love being around people. >> she says she doesn't follow the news and didn't understand why the move would cause commotion. police interviewed the women and said they do not pose a threat. >>> a terrifying scene near the pearl harbor memorial. a helicopter plunging into the water. an update e the people on board and hear from rescuers coming up. >>> a south florida police force vowing to boycott beyonce concert. we have the reasonehind it coming up. >>> northeast wind and temperature in the upper 60s. i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. what to expect for friday and the rest of the weekend. the forecast is just ahead >>> south florida may be home to sun and sand. trafficking. local 10 talks to those trapped and trying to get out before it is too late. our exclusive investigation on the other side of the break. one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he de

king a series of odd questions, but she did alsoake it clear that she was hoping to learn more about judaism. tonight year getting a clear picture of the two muslim women who walkednto a north miami beach synagogue and began asking od questions, even pulling out >> jish people in a positive way. they are loving and caring. they love me, and they want to include me in their life. >> michael: investigators say nabila and her mother visited the synagogue on two separate occasions, february 12th and again on the 14th. nabila claims she called the rabbi, but somomof the coregation tell me that never happened. still, she insists she was a welcome guest and was hoping to learn more but jewish bible, knn as the torah. >> i'm a social person. i love people. i love being around people. >> michael: there was also a similar incident in miami beach where two members of thihi congregation claim they were approached by someone asking similar questions. miami beach detectives don't believe that was this mother and daughter. >> there's no kind of animosity here between our communities. >> michael: today the

not islam, not judaism, not christianity. in fact, in the last maybe 100 years, 70 to 100 years, it was elaborated more and more on these own religion that has become what i do, it's because i'm a muslim or because i'm so and so. so i think that in the last maybe 30 or 40 years we have discovered that certain groups from all over the world, not just from our area, from all over the world, that views islam to dwell on all that is jihad, that is this, that is that. when we know very, very well, because muslims like his message stay abdullah said, when i grew up, i group in a community, wherefore we see each other. the jewish people like the muslims, we always start with salam, which is the same in both religions. which means that fairs of all, before we start, before we see anybody, you wish them peace. these organizations they forgot that. and they have used islam in -- or to give certain achievements, and most of it was, of course, against islam. , they have 20 years used that and we knew that al qaeda were a terrorist organi

yes, but i converted to judaism before andrea and i got married. so what? so, there's very little chance that you carry the tay-sachs gene. ( sighs ) you can't do this. i know my rights. spousal privilege: husbands and wives can't incriminate each other. well, that's not entirely true. but the privilege doesn't cover dna. we can take you to the me's office right now for the dna test. don't waste your time. i'm, uh, not sarah's biological father. andrea told you, didn't she? about the affair. after she was arrested. but i suspected something when sarah was diagnosed. ( scoffs ) it was with some guy in herffice. how do you know she wasn't just trying to cover up the affair when she killed sarah? please state your name for the record. steven kellerman. mr. kellerman, how do you know the defendant? i worked with her. what was the extent of your relationship? i'm not sure what that means. did you have sex with andrea brown? it only happened once, after we'd worked late. her husband was away. after that, you transferred to a different office, didn't you? to bosto

and the same values that are so fundamental to christianity and judaism are the values of islam-- tolerance, and the emphasis on charity, on accountability before god, on living a life that is of service to others. >> hinojosa: that's not... >> that's not the perception that people have. >> hinojosa: that's not the image. >> many muslims, as many christians and many jews, have many different ways of expressing their faith that can have to do with their dress, that can have to do with the times of day that we pray, or the way that we pray, or the feast days that we celebrate, many of which are related. and so what appears in the american media, for the most part... a little less so in the rest of the world, where the media is more nuanced, there is not such a sound bite and narrow... and it is in part a reflection of domestic politics in this country as it concerns the middle east. but here there is a very stereotypical view of the arab world, and it does tend to focus on terrorists and politics and perhaps the oil riches and the oil interests of certain states in the arab world. it doesn't

a historic move at one of judaism's most holy sites. the western wall will soon have a prayer space for mixed-gender jews. supporters say it's a win for israel, recognizing diversity in the jewish world. the new area will take about 12 to 18 months to create. emily: a retiring ohio police officer may get to keep his k-9. more than $50,000 has been raised from around the country for officer matthew hickey and his k-9 ajax. the officer was told he would have to bid for ajax at an auction because the dog is town property. now, he has more than enough. the retiring officer says the rest of the money will go toward protective vests for k9's. randy: the super bowl contenders arrive in san jose ahead of this weekend's big game. but it wasn't without a fashion statement. panthers' quarterback cam newton sported a pair of tiger- and zebra-striped pants as he stepped off the plane yesterday. and fans took notice. those pants are hard to miss. emily: that is a look. randy: it is indeed a look. a new presidential debate has been added this week. em

at the western wall and it's part of the retaining wall where the holy temple stood, holy site in judaismons around the world visit the wall to pray. chinese police arrested 21 people connected to a ponzi scheme that allegedly defrauded investors of $7.6 billion. executives from china's largest money lending company are accused of stealing from about 900,000 clients according to state media they scammed people on line using funds from new investors to pay old debt and allegedly concealed the evidence by hiding the accounts in plastic bags under ground. it is thought to be china's largest case of investor fraud. voting will begin later on monday in the u.s. state of iowa where the republican and democrat parties will start the process of choosing their candidates for this year's presidential election and the aftermath accounting that has been heated at times is a challenge from des moines. >> reporter: where presidential campaigns come to die and the news of iowa outside the top three and dreams of the white house can melt away and both republicans and democrats will caucus and gather and

judaism, christianity and islam.e started along like that and whatever that came out from that area, it has always been the product of either that culture or the integration of these three religions. in so many centuries ago, anything that happened in that area that was related to those religions, it's always been a fact, a very well-known fact that people have actually used that, but the fact is that these religions do complement each other. they say the same thing and they talk about the same values, exactly the same values. none of these religions, they will say go and kill somebody. none of them. not islam, not judaism, not christianity. in fact, in the last maybe hundred years, 70 to 100 years, it was elaborated more and more on religion that has become a norm that what i do, it's because i'm a muslim or because i'm so and so. so i think that in the last maybe 30 or 40 years, we have discovered that certain groups from all over the world, not just from our area, from all over the world, they have used islam to d

but judaism out of paul. but then i thought of another one not too long ago. you know, asashehe v v vusus opopsers of paululululis eshihi i'm sure the gument a aayaywas, 'but ter and the others, they hahathree e e s withthesus. ey spepe threeeeears witit him going up and down the stststadadofofalestine. you didididididididihe may not have spent three years in palestine, bububububububu three years with, i think a ivate tutoragegerorororororororororo lord jesus himself. so you t one whit behind the twelve. i think now that's why it had to be three years atount sinai. surely it didn't take that long just to learn the things that he was goingo be preaching, but in order to give him that full authororororororororororororororororororororororororororororororororororthree years in arabia. all right, still again in ii corinthiananchchchchchchchchchchchchchch coming over to verse 23.3.3. corinthians chapter 11 verse 23. we almost have to start with verse 22. ii corinthians chapter 11 verse 22. "are they, (again, he's speaking of,susu, peter and the eleven).are they h hr

this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for.he army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless father, who could not protect them, to somebody who is more thoughtful. jews who are armed with machine guns and military jeeps victimize these children, and when we allow the children to play this game as part of the therapy, many of the children prefer to play the role of the jew in the game because that is power. ♪ >> under the deep strains of the current intifada, very few israelis went on examining how to make core examples tense happen. she is -- core existence. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times. and then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a re

this is a liberal wall for liberal judaism. >>> another consequence of the refugee consequence oversea. ten thousand ten reported missing. an agency says the children migrated to europe. suspected smugglers have reported to maybe have intercepted and the children may be slaves. >>> so desperate a need in a billboard in wayne county. a donor. billboard. our bob jones learned she decided to donate after seeing the story on newschannel 5. >>> i would say she is special. just stepping up. >>> this unusual billboard popped up along i-30 urging anyone to give up a kidney. both of jim's kidneys are failing. >> i have cysts on the kid kidney. >> the story touched kathy. >> i saw the story on news net 5 and thought about it. >> and couldn't stop thinking about it. >> something drew me that i can't explain. >> kathy wanted to give up a kidney and email jim and >> fear should not make you not help others. >> before testing kathy was told she has less than a one percent chance of being a match but against all odds she was and went forward with the surgery at the cleveland clinic. >> she said i am

because judaism is number one. >> reporter: she was 11 years old. >> i think he was surprised to know how good i was. >> reporter: and perhaps the chance to rock it in rio at the summer olympics. >> a million dollars smile and boy did she let him off easy on that one. a final qualifying round is scheduled for april in canada and we wish her the best. that's all for the news at 5:00. see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. the news at 6:00 starts now. is cbs 2 news at 6:00. >>> sex offenders living among us and now neighbors might not know where. dozens are being deleted from the database. >>> and a slashing on the subway. what's being done to keep riders safe? >>> councilmembers consider giving themselves a pay raise. cbs 2 news is demanding answers. is a convicted sex offender moving into your neighborhood? answering that used to be as simple as an internet search but not any more. as of january 1st, thousands of sex offenders in new york state no longer have to tell anyone where they are living. >> reporter: homestead drive is home to 16 registered sex offenders. their addresses are liste

not based on judaism. not based on the law. not based on the old testament, but on a whole new revelation of new truths that had never been mooted before. and sent him out amongst those pagan were with us on our mediterranean cruise last spring, trying to follow as much as we could in the steps of the apostle paul and how the poor man was constantly confronted with the abject immorality of his day. unbelievable. and yet out of that wickedness and out of that gross pagan immorality, the man turned the roman empire upside-down. by simply preaching the gospel. he wasn't a crusader. he wasn't a great politician. he wasn't a great moralist. but, he preached the gospel of the grace of god. now then, as he ends up in prison because of his apostleship, he's going to be writing these next three letters. so he's an apostle, not of his own volition, but by the will apostle is writing this particular letter to the, what's the next word? "the saints." and how many times, haven't you heard me say over all the years that you've been hearg me

having devoted himself to the laws of messianic judaism and the strict adherence to the friday sabbath, it's very out of character for roeder. >> picked up his son, took him to dinner. they spent some time together which, again, his son knew that that was very unusual. just for the fact that it was friday. and on the sabbath, that shouldn't have happened. >> they went to dinner, they went to a movie. scott wanted to buy him ice cream. he wanted to go with him to visit with his friends. he didn't want the evening to end. he wanted it to go on and on. one of the first things nick realized after he had heard about the shooting, after scott had been arrested was, wow, mom, he was saying good-bye to me. >> reporter: the next morning, saturday, may 30th, roeder visits his brother in topeka and then returns to wichita, checking into a motel by sunday. >> do you remember what you did that night? >> watched tv, ate dinner and went to bed. >> pretty calm evening? >> yeah. >> were you preparing yourself for the next morning. >> yes. >>> on sunday, may 31st, mr. roeder left his motel room around 9

having devoted himself to the laws of messianic judaism and the strict adherence to the friday sabbath's very out of character for roeder. >> picked up his son, took him to dinner. they spent some time together which, again, his son knew that that was very unusual. just for the fact that it was friday. and on the sabbath, that shouldn't have happened. >> they went to dinner, they went to a movie. scott wanted to buy him ice cream. he wanted to go with him to visit with his friends. he didn't want the evening to end. he wanted it to go on and on. one of the first things nick realized after he had heard about the shooting, after scott had been arrested was, wow, mom, he was saying good-bye to me. >> the next morning, saturday, may 30th, roeder visits his brother in topeka and then returns to wichita, checking into a motel by sunday. >> do you remember what you did that night? >> do you remember what you did that night? >> watched tv, ate dinner and went to bed. >> pretty calm evening? >> yeah. >> were you preparing yourself for the next morning? >> yes. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotc

emigre: it was very dangerous because of the kgb your judaism. emigre: they attempted to burn our house. they threw stones at our doors and they wrote on it death to the jews. emigre: every day on the bus they would yell at me, "go home jew! this is not your home!" emigre: because i am a jew, someone took a knife and cut up the front door to our apartment. this is no place for my daughter. we are leaving this country. announcer: in 1989, the doors of the former soviet union finally opened. for most jews who had been denied jobs and forced into terrible poverty, , there was still no hope of having the means to ever realize their eam of returning to their homeland. but thanks to the help of the worldwide jewish community and programs like "on wings of eagles", what was only a distant dream became a modern-day miracle in the fulfillment of eckstein: this is the first sign that a jewish imigri will see when they arrive here in israel-welcome to israel. speaking hebrew) welcome home. for themigrants who arrive and see this sign, it's often a very emot

his daughter converted to judaism and is married to her jewish husband and they have -- jared kushnernd they have children. in other word, donald trump's daughter and her children are all jewish. to think he'd line up with a klansman is crazy. >> i'm encouraged to think that jeffrey admitted something donald trump never does, it was a mistake. he is allowed, donald trump alone, not the establishment, not the media, not the boogie man, not anyone else has created this rumor but donald trump himself because he refused, perhaps he was pandering, perhaps he was, you know, catering to the elements of the south that we don't like to discuss that actually think the kkk is okay. i don't know what trump was doing. but there is no scuexcuse for h not to come out just as clearly as he has in other cases. he brought this up in 2000 when donald trump was flirting with the reform party run, that he didn't want anything to do with the reform party because of people like david duke. so for donald trump to company out and just lie and say he doesn't know who he is and act all of a sudden outraged that

. >> levy considered himself protected by the christ and later converted from judaism to catholicism.put his family's name into a glass cylinder and cemented it inside the heart of the statue. >> as a sign of his faith and devotion. so he could be forever remembered by the heart of jesus. >> mass is held during the week at the tiny sanctuary inside the base of the statue. and people have held weddings and christenings there as well. on a clear day, the vistas of the rio landscape could melt even the most hardened heath enand even from a distance it whispers of the brazilians' faith in transcendens. >> it's a way to listen to the voice of god that speaks in our heart. corcovado means hunch in port gree portuguese. >> a vigil for the parents of a murdered virginia team hopes their loss could help save the next life. story about learning from a family >>> learning about what led up to the horrific death of that 13-year-old girl in virginia. >> a friend and classmate of nicole lovell said she talked about running away and starting a family with the virginia tech student now charged in her

as historical as christianity, buddhism, judaism. >> we're not trying to challenge other people's views am these are our views and they're trying to challenge our views. >> they did send a statement that they would not comment on the lawsuit. however being they did entrust -- saying that the should take the assignment and shove it up her blank. they also met to discuss the lifting the no-trespass order. >> a lot going on there. >> the school district went on to say that administratoras the la plata high school continue wi remain ready to sit down lifting the order. >>> we have breaking news out of texas, on the death of former justice antonin scalia. the district attorney said there was nothing suspicious about the death of the justice. the d.a. rod pontin said that an autopsy was not necessary. because the doctor said he suffered from coronary heart disease, obesity, among others. >>> zika infections, spreading through sex in the u.s., are on the rise. health officials confirm 14 cases involving men who have traveled, infecting women who have not. two of the women are pregnant, which i

randy: a historic move at one of judaism's most holy sites. the western wall will soon have a prayer space for mixed-gender ceremonies and non-orthodox jews. supporters say it's a win for israel, recognizing diversity in the jewish world. the new area will take about 12 to 18 months to create. emily: seattle seahawks' quarterback russell wilson lights up the field at the pro bowl. yesterday's game getting underway in honolulu. wilson threw for 164 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions as team irvin rolled to a 49-27 win over team rice. the celtics five-game winning streak comes to an end. they led by as many as 14 last quarter. but the magic caught up, tying it at the end of the third. they'd win the fourth quarter. 119-114 the final. randy: a retiring ohio police officer may get to keep his k-9. more than $50,000 has been raised from around the country for officer matthew hickey and his k-9 ajax. the officer was told he would have to bid for ajax at an auction because the dog is town property. now, he has more than enough. the reti

what of the ways to close guantanamo is judaism the yemenis back to yemen and they need to agree to go resettlement to other countries. and then we heard somebody would buy into it and he did. . . that's something that is resolvable so on that note thank you so much for joining us. we will see next year. [applause] [inaudible conversations] secretary of state john kerry is on capitol hill again thursday to testify about his department's 2017 budget request. >> next a house hearing on the federal response to the zika virus and efforts to prevent further transmission in oversight and government reform subcommittee heard from florida's health secretary represents from the centers for disease control, the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and the u.s. olympic committee. this hearing is an hour and 25 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon and i would like to call the subcommittee on transportation and public access to order. this is the subcommittee of the committee on oversight

that is what a great nation is about and that is what every religion in the world, christianity, judaism, islam, buddhism, that's what they tell us. they tell us morally we cannot be human beings if we turn our backs on people sleeping out on the streets or children who are hungry. [cheers and applause] and what being human is about is i've got four great kids and seven beautiful grandchildren. i want you to worry and be concerned about my kids and my grandchildren and i will worry about you and your kids and your grandchildren. that's a society. [cheers and applause] and as i go around the country and i talk to young people, what they are saying is, why is it that we are leaving college $50,000 in debt? why is it we are being punished for what crime? the crime of trying to get a good education? we shouldn't be punished for that. [cheers and applause] so what this campaign is about is asking everybody in america -- think outside of the box. just think for a second. everybody here knows that if our country is to do well, now and in the future, we need the best educated work force in the w

all five of the fundamentals are predicted in the old testament, judaism, and fulfilled in the new. what are the five things? if you don't believe these i don't care who you are, you are not a christian. the deity of christ, that he's god, the virgin birth, the blood atonement, the bodily resurrection, and his coming again. that is fundamentalist christianity. that's the one that was formed in 1925 by christian ministers of america and said you must believe those five. and if you had those five we wouldn't have a woman at wheaton college saying allah is our god. you wouldn't have rick warren saying allah is our god. you wouldn't have cardinal dolan saying allah is our god at a muslim convention in albania. and you wouldn't have guys like wycliffe who took jesus out of the bible 91 times because they said that offends muslims. they don't believe he's the son of god. in fact allah says if you believe that jesus is the son of god you'll burn in hell forever. oh isn't that something! does that sound like your bible? it isn't. the bible says in i john 2:22 whoever says that jesus is not

that is what a great nation is about and that is what every religion in the world, christianity, judaism, islam, buddhism, that's what they tell us. they tell us morally we cannot be human beings if we turn our backs on people sleeping out on he streets or children who are hungry. cheers and applause] and what being human is about is i've got four great kids and seven beautiful grandchildren. i want you to worry and be concerned about my kids and my grandchildren and i will worry about you and your kids and your grandchildren. that's a society. cheers and applause] and as i go around the country and i talk to young people, what they are saying is, why is that we are leaving college $50,000 in debt? why is it we are being punished for what crime? the crime of trying to get a good education? we shouldn't be punished for that. cheers and applause] so what this campaign is about is asking everybody in america -- think outside of the box. just think for a second. everybody here knows that if our country is to do well, now and in the future, we need the best educated work force in the world, r

it was so dangerous to show your judaism. emigre: they attempted to burn our house. they threw stones at our doors and theyrote on it death to the jews. emigre: every day on the bus they would yell at me, your home!" emigre: because i am a jew, someone took a knife and cut up the front door to our apartment. this is no place for my daughter. we are leaving this country. announcer: in 1989, the doors of the former soviet union finally opened. for most jews who had been denied jobs and forced into terrible poverty, , there wastill no hope of having the means to ever realize their dream of returning to their homeland. but thanks to the help of the worldwide jewish community and programs like "on wings of eagles", what was only a distant dream became a modern-day miracle in the fulfillment of biblical prophecy. eckstein: this is the first sign that a jewish imigri will see when they arrive here in israel-welcome to israel. speaking hebrew) welcome home. and see this sign, it's often a very emotional experience, an overwhelming one. announcer: tens of thousands of jewish

but you see, the little book of hebrews is constantly referring to that which was 'good' - the law, judaism, it was good. but paul comes along and with this gospel of grace, and we'll see in our next program, the revelation of the mysteries; it's all so much 'better.' and so all through the book of hebrews, we see this constant comparison of that which was good but now we have something that is far better. all right, now here it is in this verse. oh their earthly tabernacle was beautiful, it was functional. my, they could take that thing down and move it at the drop of a hat. and they could set it up. it was functional, it was beautiful, it did everything they needed. but now, it was patterned after see? more perfect, in verse 11. because it's in heaven and it was that one that was the pattern for what moses built in the wilderness. but anyway, it was that which was good compared to that which is far better. all right now then, here we come to verse 12. oh, the blood of bulls and calves did its work; it covered the sins of israel. but it was nothing when compared to the blood of christ. all

because that was the main point of legalism in judaism. all right, so circumcision was the big point then. today, we've got other things. circumcision is not the point today that will lead this was the crowning miss-teaching that they were being subjected to and paul says, 'if you're going to practice jewish rite of circumcision as a part of salvation, then my gospel, how that christ died and rose from the dead, will profit you nothing.' now i've shaken people up over the years. i know i have. but i say, don't just limit it to circumcision. put anything in there that a man or a woman can do. and they're going to claim that by doing that, they are somehow or other inheriting salvation. i don't care what it is. you know, i've had people call, well my pastor says, unless i speak in tongues, i can't be saved. all right, let's just put it in there. and with no malice toward anyone, but let's just put it in here. all right, 'behold i paul say unto you, that if you speak in for salvation.' understand me now. see this morning too i had a phone cal

i fully agree with you that we do have common ground of islam, and judaism and christianity. if we save one life, it's as if we save the entire world. so at any rate, the point i'm making is that i think we have to focus on what the so-called islamic state is, and i fully agree, it's not islamic, it's not a state, but they attribute at least the so-called, they declared the caliphate, and certainly the muslim world has to provide some guidance how to deal with that dilemma. but at any rate this is an issue for some other, i think, seminars or discussions in the future. now let me move on to our last panelist today. i think it is rather very significant to talk about a different kind of support and combating terrorism for many decades, and the experience of sri lanka. with great sadness i would like to report to you that the former foreign minister of sri lanka who spoke at our seminars right here at the potomac and elsewhere, he was assassinated by the extremists, although he was an extremist himself, and he sacrificed himself on the altar of faith. we see of course, we see o