. >> while judaism doesn't pr it doesn't prohibit it. >> reporter: rabbi smulicious medo wishings cz.

jerusalem's holy sites have nothing to do with judaism. they have passed a resolution called occupied palestinian, referring to holy sites by their arabic names only. the temple mount and what they call alsharam. >> at the heart, this hilltop compound, considered sacred to both jews and muslims. unesco has proposed a controversial solution. the holiest site in judaism, known tos as the temple mount. the third most sacred side in islam. hey refer to the area as a sanctuary. >> we will not negotiate or take part in this ugly game. there is no place for those games here. this noble organization was stablished to preserve the history, not to rewrite it, and the palestinians in other countries want to rewrite the history of jerusalem. >> the long-standing dispute is also linked to israel's refusal to grant visas to nesco experts. for the palestinians, it sends a symbolic message. >> on the ground, unfortunately, there wouldn't be immediate change following the adoption of this resolution . t what is the effect of this adoption is a pledge to is

. >> while judaism doesn't pr it doesn't prohibit it. >> reporter: rabbi smulicious medo wishings cz. >> the jewish community in america understands need for criminal justice reform. >> reporter: he's one of dozens of groups speaking out in support of proposition 20357 they say current marijuana laws hurt arizona families by gliominor jug awns. >> people forget that etch an arrest can destroy destroyed's life. >> reporter: reverend a.m. exed anker sharp is from faith- based organization aimed at improving lives by decriminalizing marijuana. >> i think that the god i know love us all, want us to have lives in which we flourish. you expect flourish in jail. >> reporter: while some religious leaders su 205, otherwise do not. the no on prop 205 campaign is proud to have many faith-based communities. whether from a faith-driven perspective, an economic perspective, or a safe perspective, prop 205 is just bad policy. >> reporter: in church leaders across the state are coming out on both sigh of this issue. website, cbs5az.com. mark taylor, cbs 5 news. >>> tonight at 10, as federal investiga

we know that the term from generation to generation, particularly in the reformed judaism movement, and door-to- door is something we see and say as we passed the giraffe -- turiff for the calling of all jewish people to remember who they are to keep their heritage and faith alive. we have taken the concept from generation to generation and implied it to the contemporary art inherited memory. memory can be inherited and passed down from generation to generation. most of us think of memory in terms of our own family narratives. the core of the exhibition starts with second and third generation jewish artists whose work talks about their own inherited memory of the parent, the holocaust. >> this is the hebrew word for the holocaust, and the nucleus of the show. it comes out of the inherited memory of the holocaust, many artists that happened to be jewish, or from other walks of life whose family have experienced the trauma of the holocaust, carried with them and making art from it. >>> there are some photographs, and we continue to talk about this. >> this gives you a taste of some of the

this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for.omorrow 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 e cause thatat i 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 responsibilit

very devoted to judaism and his family came first. >> the comfort that i can try to get from it is thinking that maybe he walked among the reachous because he died on sunday. of georgia avenue is dangerous and at least one other person has been hit by a car, while trying to cross the street here. reporting live, i'm stephanie gail har. >> the collision is still under investigation. >>> an alexand ria pastor is behind bars, charged with fraud and conspiracy in what the ponzi scheme. peggy fox is at the alexandria courthouse, where that pastor and his wife face charges today. peggy? >> that's right. the pasto name is terry millander. and we understand he runs his victorious life church. he has a fire-and-bridgestone -- bridgestone type delivery -- bridgestone -- brimstone delivery. . >> the justice department said they ran a $1.2 million fraud scheme that victimized the people of their congregation. >> we know him. >> i know him. i thinkeer he's going to be all right. >> you don't think he did it? >> definitely not. >> the pastor was under investigation a year and a half ago. but was never ch

quickly, if this is the tone and tenor among the campaign some of them about christianity, what about judaismat about some. faiths in our country? here it is yom kippur. >> sure. harris: day of atonement, high holy days. >> can you imagine if the trump campaign made comments about jews in that same vein? unbelievable. harris: this is personal issue with people. i think it is important one. sandra: new polling forecasts showing massive gender divide we continue to see in this election. not a rosy picture for trump when it comes to women voters but, trump says he knows what women want. harris: hey, baby. ♪ ♪ melissa: just four weeks to go to election day. a new look how gender could affect the race in hypothetical forecast by 538 nate's silver, if only men voted the country would be painted bright red. look at your screen. that's it. according to projectses trump would grab 350 electoral votes. clinton's would come from the west coast, some part of the northeast and two states in between, mexico and illinois. but it would be much different story if women were only voters that would yield 458 el

we even have people whose religion is judaism. behind these foreign religions lie our traditional african beliefefs and practices. t there no standards for balancing our imported faiths with our ancestral ones, but most peoeop, whether they acknowledge it or not, straddle the fence. it is not unusual to find a father who attempts to secure his children a place in heaven by baptizing them christian, but then who turns to tradititional spirits o secucure his wealth by occasionally sacririficingng a k or goat in the presence ofof a spiritual medium." mike: let me ask you the final question. someone picking up this book, what do you want them to walk away with when they finish it? lydia: i would like them to appreciatete that we are not simple folks. wewe are not one thing and not the other. you can't--there are so many things people say a about what africans are or aren't, what ugandans are or areren't. it't's problematic. it's prproblematic to takake a e population and think you could captpture it in a sentence, in a particular desc

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one of the most powerful stories in the human history of stories is the great story central to judaism, islam, christian unity -- christianity, the old testament afflicted with all kinds of tragedies and his family and he was angry. he was angry at his circumstances. he was angry at his created. -- creator. it is ok to argue. it is ok to be angry. those emotions are natural as well. finally, the emotions of the family members most affected, son,d grief, losing a losing a dot or a brother, a sister, a close friend, and they can go beyond grief to isolation and feeling despair. those haunting words that were uttered on a hill on calvary, my god, my god, why has thou for sicken me -- forsaken me? despair is a natural emotion. they are all appropriate. levy me ask one thing of you, this community, as you wrestle with your sadness, as you wrestle with your own feelings of anger and confusion, as you wrestle with the despair, even you family members who have lost people close to you, do not, do not let hold of the spirit and community that makes virginia tech such a special place. do not los