moses gave you the it is of course not from moses but from the patriots and you circumcise a man on sabbath circumcision on the sabbath in order that the law of >opmm are you angry with me because i healed a man's body -- a man's whole body on the sabbath? do not judge by appearances but judge with the right judgment. the lord said to moses iuj( will bring one more plague uponóojpq pharaoh and egypt afterwards he '( bz will let you go from here. indeed whether he lets you go he will drive you away. tell the people that every man is to ask his neighbor and every woman is to ask her neighbor, for objec and gold. the lord gave the people favor in the sight of the egyptian. however moreover, moses himself was a man of great importance in the lém of pharaoh's officials and the sight of the people. every first-born in the land of egypt shall die from thee4 first-born of;<( kpharaoh to the first-born of the femalenr%( who is behind the hand mill and the first-born of the livestock. then there will be a loud cry as has never been or never will be. >> president chiu: thank you very much. no, every m

then the lord said to moses "go into pharaoh and tell him thus the lord god, the hiewb rues and lead them go and if you refuse to let them go and the hand of the lord is on the kotle in the field, on the horses, on the camels, on the oxen, on the sheep and severe testament and the lord will make the difference of the life stock of egypt and israel and had a set time and the lord will do this thing in the land and the lord did this thing the next day and all the life stock of egypt died but the life stock of children of israel not one died and the pharaoh went and not one of the israelites was died and the lord said to moses take for yourself and handful of ashes from a furnace and let moses scatter towards the heavens and in the sight of pharaoh it and become fine dust in egypt and boils that break out on man and beast and all the land of egypt. >> thanks. next speaker. >> yes, i am born and raised in san francisco. i have been been back for a while. i am asking some probably questions. i didn't hear if you're allowed to get a response. for instance why can't citizens pull items from

she was born a princess in 1484 when her father died one of her half brothers took moses, ii, became pharaoh. as was customary among royalty at the time to roses, ii, married his half sister. the two ruled jointly a testament to her power but never produce addison so when moses, ii, died, eight years in to the marriage power passed to his son by a concubine. he was too young to rule, he took power as regent. but not content to warm the throne for someone else she used power for her civil became pharaoh. here at the temple across the nile is ample evidence of her power and influence as pharaoh in the form of obulisks and monuments a change in the depiction of her. at first she's depicted in royal dress appearing as a woman. later she wears the full regalea including the false beard one of the symbols of divine kingship is referred to as her madge majesty the king. scholars wonder if she ever approved the pictures. she took power in history. during imperial power, country's wealth and incredible cultural and artistic achievements have led to her discretion by some historians as, toweri

moses caym aorbgs n told police he killed susan pots and kamin at their home -- moses cayman. under terms of the plea deal he will be sentenced to 25 years of life in prison. >>> police responded to a man and woman tied and gagged in an intersection. a driver called police after spotting a man and woman bound and gagged in the street. both badly injured. >> we do have a male victim, african american, approximately 20 years of age. the female victim is white. she is about 18 or 19 years of age. >> reporter: investigators won't describe the victim's injuries. the woman is in life threatening condition. >> hopefully when she is stabilized we can obtain more information. >> it's completely disturbing. bound and gagged. >> reporter: neighbors say it's hard to believe the violence could have happened here. police decline to say whether the two were injured elsewhere and then dropped off on this block. >> most likely they dropped them off here. because if it would have happened here and there was a car i could have heard them. >> reporter: david steveson, ktvu. >>> a hotel maid who c

moses caym aorbgs n told police he killed susan pots and kamin at their home -- moses cayman.f the plea deal he will be sentenced to 25 years of life in prison. >>> police responded to a man and woman tied and gagged in an intersection. a driver called police after spotting a man and woman bound and gagged in the street. both badly injured. >> we do have a male victim, african american, approximately 20 years of age. the female victim is white. she is about 18 or 19 years of age. >> reporter: investigators won't describe the victim's injuries. the woman is in life threatening condition. >> hopefully when she is stabilized we can obtain more information. >> it's completely disturbing. bound and gagged. >> reporter: neighbors say it's hard to believe the violence could have happened here. police decline to say whether the two were injured elsewhere and then dropped off on this block. >> most likely they dropped them off here. because if it would have happened here and there was a car i could have heard them. >> reporter: david steveson, ktvu. >>> a hotel maid who claims she was

the book, which is in the american book thanks to john, not in the american book of michelangelo's moseswhere he shows moses with horns and a famous translation of the bible, where it says torrents of light came down on mrs. firm had been. but the mistranslation, so michelangelo gave moses horns and that's where the story apparently came from. i did not horns. it couldn't possibly be jewish. there's a chap during their called lost in translation, which i like a lot because i look at what's up singing in the united states and whitsitt seen in spanish. very different things. things that are set in spain every day, which fantasy than in the united states, i'd be beaten to death by all the women 50 miles around. and spaniards say it every other word. from there it ends the other way around that we say the spaniards would never say and you get a real sense and feeling for how the language is such an index culture. and also i think what he should teach all of us is when you translate come you have to know not just both languages, but both cultures, you really do. i translated one book from spa

to you while i was yet with you that all things must be fulfilled which were written in the law of moses, and in the prophets, that would be isaiah and in psalms concerning me. >> president chiu: thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in general public comment? please step up. next speaker. >> it's great to see you guys honoring a local business today. that made me feel good. i love this city. i became inspired to eat healthier and started my first business here. i started a dream and a vision to provide healthy food options, working endlessly to build my location. now a great deal has changed with the mobile food trucks. most existing businesses were grandfathered in. this didn't happen to me. i was sent to a nursing home put on my death bed and required to pay my funeral costs up front after two years of paying my permit and paying in excess of 2,000, dpw informed me the police department committed an error. it was in violation of the municipal police code. dpw senior managers waived the nee on a new location but couldn't approve a refund. the claim was

of the covenant has been the obsession of fortune seekers and worshippers alike since the days of mosese holy artifact said to hold the original ten commandments. but there's no consensus as to where it might be or even if it exists. the mystery has inspired a centuries long treasure hunt and christiane amanpour takes us in search of the lost ark. >> reporter: whispers from the past hang in the air of modern day jerusalem. yet no matter how hard you listen, the truth behind so many of these biblical stories that took place here remain so captivatively elusive. in part, because so many answers may be buried underneath what today is a living, breathing city. this woman is a biblical scholar and a tour guide. she took us to one of the only places where archaeologists, pilgrims and tourists are allowed to explore below this storied city. it's notoriously difficult to dig under the old city of jerusalem. >> it's very difficult because it's very sensitive. we are talk about holy places of the three main religions. >> reporter: it's so politically charged. >> it is so politically charged. >> r

i will be like moses to see the land but never enter. i made a reservation with mileage. so i decided to rent an apartment and take my work because i am a writer. i had two names but did not know anybody. i went during the war. i was not sure what would happen in. i stayed because i loved it and i did not need to come back. i do for work every few months but i made so many good friends. more there than in california. kids and family are in california. i don't know what happened. but i have not mastered the hebrew language which is a great failure of my life. i still do not want to leave. what do they think? what is said to? into israel there are 1 million kinds religious factors secular that go to synagogue and sound that want nothing to do with any of it then every degree of orthodox certain ways do tip fact or be ears. and the same is true of christians. the arab christians have a very little sense of the evangelical western christians. it is a hodgepodge. announcing very many people are a judge on there christiane your duty is some unless they are totally obnoxious. [l

take vo ---moses kamin, esta siendo juzgado como adulto por la muerte de susan poff de 50 aÑos y robertdo por la pareja cuando tenia 6 aÑos y segun las autoridades este dio muerte a sus padres adoptivos en enero pasado, debido a que habia sido suspendido de su escuela por fumar marihuana y no queria enfrentar ese problema. ---al principio kamin se habia declarado "no culpable", pero hoy cambio su declaracion a culpable. cesar ---giselle esteban fue sentenciada a prision de entre 25 aÑos a cadena perpetua por la muerte de la estudiante de enfermeria "michelle le". take vo ---esteban se presento ante una corte del condado de alameda y segun el juez jon rolefson, la acusada nunca mostro signos de remordimiento por la muerte de la joven quien fue su compaÑera de escuela. top vo blanca ---mientras que al hombre acusado de secuestrar y causar la muerte de la adolescente sierra lamar se le imputaron nuevos cargos que sucedieron en morgan hill en 2009. ---antolin garcia-torres enfrenta acusaciones de intento de secuestro y robo de autos. ---estos cargos no estan relacionados con el caso de lama

he killed them at their home and the couple adopted moses when he was six years old.the attorney said he suffers from a lot of health issues considering abuse and he gets less time than he could have faced had he gone to trial. >>> edgar and belongco -- blanco was shot to death at midnight on saturday. the little girl was inside the apartment and was not hurt. she is now in protective custody. people are asking if you may have seen something that might help investigators. >>> two men were shot an injured in front of a home on mandarin way yesterday morning. both men are expected to survive and one of the victims is a stepson of a man who was shot on saturday about a block away. so far no arrests have been made. >>> there is a question of spending money and the audit says some reports skirted spending limits on single transactions. it talks about extravagant gifts that are unsubstantiated as liabilities. >> it is something we will not close our eyes to and make sure that the mistakes of the past are not repeated. >> ian is the second executive -- guantanamo ian is the

. >> good afternoon, supervisors moses barett, planning department. the hpc program looks not only for significance but also underrepresented property types. oral history interviews with several patrons with long associations with the twin peaks were conducted by planning staff. this forms the basis for the research and documentation of the history and importance of the resource. both on the september 19th twebt 12 and the october 17th recommendation hearings, the historic preservation commission voted unanimously for historic preservation, both the exterior and the interior of the bar based on its significance. the bar first opened in 1975. the bar was opened in 1972 by two lesbians as a fern bar. the twin peaks tavern, housed in an intact 20th century building, the bar retains its expansive windows and other character-defining windows and continues to serve the lgbt community. only two other (inaudible) have been designated based for their association with lgbt history. planning staff has met with both the owners of the building and the owners of th

think about bob moses, rosa parks, all of these people had these connections so i think there is a picture of african-american politics that is much more complicated than we want to acknowledge, and i think we've come to terms with our pasts and the disgrace of slavery by constructing a narrative that is about how slavery ends and about how freedom is ultimately realized so that the civil rights movement becomes the crucial end point, and episodes people, movements, that don't fit into that, are very problematic, and i think there's all sorts of scholars, across the political spectrum, who have an investment in denying it, and that's, i construct by that -- i had a lot of pushback of anything i've written -- i've had more pushback about that, but part of what i discovered is that the movement is still alive. there's a chapter in philadelphia. i organized a conference about three years ago on the unia scholarly conference, a small number of scholars to present work, but at the last minute, i advertised this in a local newspaper, and 150 people showed up. i mean we were all astonished by thi

purifying others and in purifying the world and other people solve a lot of us he said he was on my ass moses john the baptist hang god it's all the same and after he was received he was the third messiah our. hero of the apocalypse keeps the followers in the master's control isabel and the many are ready to sacrifice everything to continue as part of his elect. these are clearly real beings ashworth be they in your elsewhere these beings are saying in two thousand and twelve something might happen what do people do we don't want to die we don't want our families to die either and because of this if you capable of everything only if you're ready to kill you do regularly said to us would you be ready to fight for me and we said of course. you live in fear all the time and i'm convinced that all the followers who are still into it if they're still followers it's because they are still living in fear. despite his incarceration the master still has his followers they are afraid of the end of the. on december twenty first two thousand and twelve the very next day if we are still here other dates w

short and it's not a big deal i think a guy is like expected to be taller just before the operation moses mad at russian girl who found he's a regional hide quite in dealing yet he still want to have a day surgery adding seven more centimeters to he self-confidence she told me the whole time you're crazy you're normal you're perfect. so now it's like oh you're so what a compliment for somebody who's used to falling short of his own expectations. from our studios here in moscow. the news continues now on russia's foreign minister believes it's wrong to ban americans from adopting russian children but said the u.s. should take responsibility for any dissent that phrase could be part of moscow's response to washington so-called magnitsky act. reports. to be among these he was a russia lawyer who was suspected of being involved in money laundering he died in prison before a court could make a decision on his case the minute he act passed a recently in the us is a law which allows sanctioning russian officials suspected of being connected to human rights violations but by many in moscow it's s

trench reverence for jesus where he was compared to moses and amos and other jewish heroes. >> well,what distinguishes the theology of jews for jesus from christian theology? >> well, not much when it comes to the person of jesus. we would be very conventional in that rard but let me say that while dr. prothero has done a good job of pointing out what the academic view of jesus is in the jewish community, i think that there needs to be a little bit of anpdate in terms of what seems to be more of the man on the street in the jewish community. >> what are you referring to that he wrote? >> well, he talks about the reclamation of jesus, and that's good, and he says that samuel sandmouth is perhaps the leader of today's thought with regard to jews' views of jesus but the man on the street in the jewish community there's a tremendous schedulessia within the jewish community, we're deeply divided and i think you can see this most clearly in t response in the jewish community to mel gibson's "the "passion of the christ"." you have on the one hand abraham foxman of the antidefamation league