[ laughter ] >> jimmy: "how's your moses now?" >> "where your moses now, see?l, you love movies in general. you love -- well, we always end up talking about either "planet of the apes" -- we talk about "star wars." >> yes, we do! we got -- me and you stop by -- we got a thing going on. >> jimmy: thank you. yeah. >> yeah, disney just picked up the "star wars" stuff. >> jimmy: and they said they're bringing everybody back. han solo coming back. >> come on, man! >> jimmy: princess leia coming back, luke skywalker. >> imagine luke skywalker as old as he is now. he gonna be -- it ain't going to be no lightsaber -- [ imitates lightsaber ] it's gonna be -- "ah, this geriatric." >> jimmy: he's screaming "geriatric." >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, i mean -- >> chewbacca got fleas now. he old. [ laughter ] patches of hair's missing. there's patches of hair. [ imitates chewbacca ] [ cheers and applause ] every now and then -- [ cheers and applause ] every now and then, r2-d2's -- you know, his short-circuit. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah -- >> one wheel is missing. oh, man. >> jimmy: no

for all of his passion and narrative, he identified more with jesus than with moses. he views himself as suffering on the cross that he would suffer for his people so they could be redeemed. that was built in from the beginning. but even in the last few days, he was unsure. but it was ralph abernathy, his colleague, on thursday before good friday, who gives an incredible version of were you there when the cross of five my lord? and then will you join my disciples martin luther king and ralph abernathy tomorrow? innocence, ralph abernathy was ahead of king because king was faltering -- in a sense, ralph abernathy was ahead of king because king was a faltering profit. he was a very human profit. -- human prophet. ands: i love the back story these prophetic moments in history. but there is even a story on how he got a newspaper. how he gotory of access to a newspaper. >> there is some debate on this . but i found a rare tape of dr. king preaching. it's the first time he addresses a mass meeting after he gets out of birmingham jail. so on april 22, you can hear him delive

they compared their leader, george washington, to moses, and even saw a parallel between the atlantic ocean and the red sea. both bodies of water were a problem, they were also a portway to freedom. finally, they compared their third teen colonies with the twelve jewish tribes that eventually united and flourished. it's not surprising when they had to choose the great seal which was to be on the official government documents in the future, thomas jefferson should choose a theme straight out of the bible. he suggested moses leading the children of israel through the wilderness on the way to the promise land. benjamin franklin proposed a scene from exes -- they chose the bald eagle for the great seal. however, the liberty bell became the symbol of the american revolution. with it a quotation from the bible, liberty throughout all the land and inhabit assistant. in 1917 world world war i the british government expressed support for jewish homeland in palestinian. then contemporary american president, woodrow wilson, supported the declaration. so has every president since that time. these

and moses said, i've got to talk with you- i know these people; you can't make it that many times. so they negotiated it down to five times a day. >> and a wonderful point, too, because we'll see in the mythic dimension- let's not forget our other dimensions that of course mohammed rose up, particularly in the al-aqsa mosque, he rose up from al-aqsa and went up into the seventh heaven and he spoke with moses, he spoke with jesus- these people are all invited, and we should make the point that judaism, christianity, and islam all share a great tradition. other relationship- oh, yeah, jamie, you jump in here. >> well, it's similar to what her thought was. i'm just wondering if the number five had any other special significance in the muslim religion? >> you know, i honestly don't know. seven usually comes up big in most other traditions- i'm thinking christianity. i don't know the five- well, we'll see that with the five, it corresponds to the times of the day- you know, morning, midday, late afternoon, evening- so it corresponds to actually the light; there's a wonderful sense of be

after he satisfy the claims of justice into his glory beginning with moses and all the prophets he expounded unto them in all the scriptures and things concerning himself -- and he made as though he would've gone further but they constrained then saying abide with us, and the day is far spent and he went into terry with them, and he took bread and blessed them. >> any of the members of the public wish to speak? seeing none, general public comment is now closed. gvl (gavel)can we skip over the close adoption -- and move to the -- >> if a member object the matter can be removed and considered separately. >> president chiu: could you call a role and items 26-32. >> supervisor breed:aye >> supervisor campos:aye >> president chiu:aye >> supervisor cohen:aye >> supervisor farrell:aye >> supervisor kim:aye >> supervisor mar:aye >> supervisor tang:aye >> supervisor wiener:aye >> supervisor yee:aye >> supervisor avalos:aye there are 11 ayes. >> president chiu: the resolution is adopted, the motion is approved. madam clerk and we go to item 25. >> in motion that the board of supervisors convene in a c

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southeast community facility commission for opening their doors tonight and their executive director, moses. thank you for opening the doors tonight. we have a very, very tight agenda. the goal here is for the community to be heard. this is not a question and answer time, but the goal is for the community to be heard. when we get to public comment, and you make your statements. remember we want you to be as concise as possible, because the department heads and the mayor are here to hear you. without further ado, i want to introduce mayor lee and he will open us up. thank you. good evening everybody. as stated eloquent ly, this is time for all of you in the community particularly focused residents of 10 and 11, to tell us in government what you feel passionate about. i want to thank supervisor avalos and supervisor cohen that it will be here in a minute. your budget chair is supervisor farrell, i want to thank him as he will have a lot of meetings. and i want to thank the different departments represented here. you can see them, we will have a chance to identify them in a minute. again we wi

he looks back at me and john lewis and said, you while are the moses -- you all are the moses generation. you have done a good job. but we are the joshua generation. and our job is to complete the task that you and others started. we are going to complete the task. and i said to myself, that is my candidate right there. [applause] it is clear. yeah, cornell west. he is a good boy. that god to understand moves in mysterious ways. and he picked this young man to pull him up there. after we left selma. i will take this and i will be through. i went on a college campus and met with the students and the faculty. they would always ask me questions. i would ask them questions -- what do you all see in obama? you know what the white women said? he is sexy. sexy. john lewis and they went down, and i walked up here and i said, i want to ask you a question. he said, do you think barack is sexy? and i listened very carefully to the answer. [laughter] and she said, no comment. [laughter] i am coming home now, al. i will not be here next year. but i want you to hear, god is sending us a message. what

commissioners south east city, toya moses. >> oakland port commissioner, brian parker. director of workforce development office of economic workforce department rhonda simmons and president jack and jill of america incorporated san francisco chapter and former soul service commissioner karen clopten. thank you all so much. well, we are so thrilled that our most distinguished keynote speaker was able to work us into his schedule today. welly has a way again of folks to show up. you know? he attended the american conserve torrey theater in san francisco and went on to appear on the big screen and the big stage. give a big warm welcome for the great amazing delroy lindo. can everybody hear me? >> i have to say that after agreeing to be here this afternoon, a few or some short time after i was sent a schedule, and on the schedule, i saw that i had ten minutes from my keynote address. and then, some while later, they sent me another schedule and i had 15 minutes, and then, they sent me another schedule and i had 20 minutes. and i get here this afternoon, and they give the br

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moses was released after doctors determined she was no longer a risk to society.ty said moses tortured and beat the boys rarely, and determine he died from battered child syndrome. >> a a sketch released a man police they grab the child in the east bay. the crime happening fighting. a two year-old snatched, then dropped down the block on the gross mother started to yell. the child is safe, but the predator is on the lows. this is the police sketch of the suspect. it happened in the pittsburgh neighborhood. and although megawatts is in effect neighbors and community members are on edge. >> here is one more look at the sketch. take a good look. police said the suspect described as a white man, between 30 and 35 years old, standing about 6 ft. tall, 190 down and dirty blond to light brown hair. >> nearby stores are not taking any chances during the suspect may try to adopt another child, fliers with his photo are posted outside. some stores have additional flies on the inside so people can get a better look. the tell us they're the reason these by reserving posted al

teresa moses, beat, starved and tortured her son to death. in 2010, the richmond woman was found guilty by reason of insanity and then committed to i amenity tall hospital. the 30-year-old, moses, was freed after serving just three years, when doctors determined she was no longer a risk to society. >>> a protest is planned today in support of bradley manning after he was mistakenly named grand martial for this year's pride parade in san francisco. manning is the army private who was accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. he is also openly gay. last week, an employee from san francisco pride reportedly told him he had been chosen as honor racial grand marshal for the parade. decision was never made official and the board decided his nomination would be a mistake. supporters of manning plan to protest the decision >>> trying to figure out what caused a building set for demolition to go up in flames. about 30 firefighters were called out to the tropicana lodge on el camino real after 6:30 last night. two-alarm firm closed parts of

southeast community facility commission for opening their doors tonight and their executive director, moses. thank you for opening the doors tonight. we have a very, very tight agenda. the goal here is for the community to be heard. this is not a question and answer time, but the goal is for the community to be heard. when we get to public comment, and you make your statements.

that will bring us in here here tomorrow, a partly to moste mose cloudy day. temperatures a little remember waker than yesterday, low 70s 7s in daytime highs. his. things will get gradually more e comfortable later today. day. cooler by the bay with the the clouds folding a little longer, 57 in annapolis, 58 this8 afternoon in leonard town.town. mild conditions for this time of year. >> not looking too bad, thanks, tucker. >>> let's check in with julie je wright and get a first look at morning commute, julie. julie. >> busy, if you are traveling in montgomery county, we have watet main repairs that are underway approaching georgia avenue, onlu one lane e,is able to get throu. luckily at this hour, there's not a lot of traffic out here ss you will find very littlettle delays, something you want to watch out for. there's road work that ist approaching cedar lane, stay too the left in order to get through there. lanes are open at the top part of the college park in bethesdah so far no problems to report off of 26 on the toll road. that is the check of fox 5 on f

one of the ten commandments, in which god is said to have told moses, remember the sabbath, to keep itoly. in it thou shall not do any work. >> we'll just take a few minutes to share, tell the people at your table about that and why is it, why it creates sabbath for you, why it helps make sabbath happen for you. >> now, a growing number of pastors are trying to help people reclaim at least one day of the week for sabbath. time set aside for spiritual, mental and physical renewal. whetheris sunday or even another day. it's been described as the most precious present mankind has received from the treasure house of god. >> these clergy members are here to explore realistic ways that people can observe the sabbath. despite all of the distractions and interruptions families face on a day that's supposed to be holy time. >> sabbath is the great leveler. i mean if we take that seriously as a culre, it means that no matter what your life situation, whether you are bill gates, or the person who cleans bill gates' office, you have an inherit dignity and for a time each week you do not need to de

probably put in the study guide is some of this relationship, but it's the abrahamic tradition- abraham, moses- jesus is looked on as a great prophet; mary is worshiped. so we see a sense of embracing- you know, all this tension and negativity we get between these different faiths, well, islam sees it as the seal- the prophet. not to be negative, but we've run out of time- but that's the idea, it is the end. so in the next class, we'll be looking at the nation of islam.

moses [speaker not understood] from the planning department staff to present the market street masonry district pursuant to article 10 of the planning code. in june of 2011, the historic preservation commission developed its work program and identified these eight architecturally significant buildings on and near market street between franklin and valencia streets for further study in a discontiguous landmark district. on the overhead we have a map of the area. the buildings are highlighted in blue that are the eight. because of the nature of the buildings with several businesses and residents, the planning department conducted -- produced promotional materials and conducted extensive outreach to the property owners, tenants, commercial tenants, government officials and community stakeholders. a letter and packet of information was mailed to tenants and property owners of the proposed landmarks and the planning department staff visited each of the commercial tenants to discuss the proposed landmark designation. department also met one on one with all but one of the property owners and

a carbon tax it's time america did the same thing it's time we stepped out of the carboniferous of moses or periods and into the twenty first century. and that's the way it is tonight's monday april twenty second two thousand and three. more information check out our website. big picture. get out there. ok going. all. right no way things are going the republican texas be a whole lot better off than the state of texas texas has got its own lecture cobra has got all the hall and gas and everything it needs it's got all that and everything it means it can survive by itself the rest united states which has decided to risk human life and not just survive without those for money. striving for bread and an independent future of. the republican texas analyse. act. mission free accreditation free transport charges free coming from and free risk free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media oh don the hard t.v. dot com you. can. make. a movie about international apples in the very heart of moscow. coming up on r t the boston bombing suspect has be

went on a mose hunger strike has passed a two month mark and it's got psychologists and lawyers deeply worried one prisoner of eleven years who's refusing to even try to kill himself last month his lawyer says the inmate was taken away by ambulance to his conditions unknown u.s. officials are telling attorneys whether their hunger striking clients are being force fed officially forty two inmates are protesting their lawyers are saying if so many more demonstrations are planned on thursday across the u.s. in support of the guantanamo inmates and to push for the notorious facility to be shut down but as a gay marriage as you can report the pentagon's only pumping more cash into keeping it open. the time of each detainee in guantanamo costs us taxpayers eight hundred thousand dollars a year there one hundred sixty six captives on the island now half of them have been cleared for release so there's absolutely no reason to have them there but the u.s. still spends millions of dollars every year to keep them behind bars many find it even more puzzling in light of ongoing furloughs among publ

y moses puso al frente al chels chelsea. y aquÍ remate de cabeza, y se igualan los cartones. palpitar el corazÓn de este interprete de ritmos urbanos. luis arnaldo correa de 33 aÑos es mister pelon 503. y asÍ lo conocen los que apoyan la carrera de este salvadoreÑo. muchas de las letras promueven justicia social. >>> la meta es llevar un mensaje positivo a nuestra gente. >>> correa iniciÓ su trayectoria en el aÑo 2003. en su esfuerzo por alcanzar fama se mudÓ a estados unidos en 2004 y ya recorriÓ toda la union americana. >>> uno de los grandes sueÑos de este artista es poder viajar a travÉs de cualquier frontera y conquistar al mundo con su mÚsica, pero su situaciÓn migratoria no se lo permite. >>> y cada vez que vuela en estados unidos se arriesga. viaja usando un pasaporte legÍtimo, pero con una visa vencida. >>> tengo 8 aÑos viajande de esa manera, y no te puedo decir que es suerte, pero dios estuvo conmigo. >>> la suerte le fallÓ en enero, cuando sucediÓ algo inesperado. >>> el problema fue que por lo que me dijeron no llevaba los documentos necesarios. correas ya habÍa

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some conservatives will tell you it was almost sort of like moses parting the red sea. they tear it all down. i don't think it was quite that. but clearly the truth telling to the soviet union was not a relevant and gave enormous hope to dissidents working behind the eastern block. domestically, they had a tremendously important impact on each other. they were both trying something, not identical but something very radical that was a kind of break with the economic policies and domestic policies of the past. the fact they were not isolated, that they could support to -- point to someone else on the other side of the ocean in charge of the important country who was doing the same thing, that make quite a difference, i think. you can see in the tributes paid to lady thatcher that people who work closely with president reagan said it made a difference. there is this impressive leader in europe who is close to him and share some ideas. host: was it vice versa for her in britain? guest: it was. famously, they got along well. but there were differences. it is interesting seei

the test flight will be two hours from the seattle area to moses, lake, washington. >> while boeing itsest flights under way, japan's all nipon airways--airline says it was to put pilots through the test. the largest customer for boeing is putting pilots through train to resume flight in june. the japanese carrier is also likely to use the dream liner initially for cargo flights once the new battery system is installed. a n k operates 17 of the carbon composite jets and has counseled more than 3600 flights through the end of may. >>, a prosecutor said they're going after the death penalty for james holmes . the man charged with killing a dozen people on a movie theater shooting last july. we have video of him at a hearing is today no cameras were allowed inside the courtroom. the prosecutor says he talked with the people who lost relatives in the shooting about what penalty was appropriate for him and decided that the justice is death. >> connecticut lawmakers have reached a bipartisan deal of what they're calling some of the toughest gun laws and the nation. after the new town massacre

the test flight will be two hours from the seattle area to moses lake, washington. >> while boeing thist flights under way, japan's eight in a sense that it was to put pilots through the test. the largest customer for boeing is putting pilots through training to resume flights in june. the japanese carrier is also likely to use the dream liner initially for cargo flights once the new battery system is installed. >> new york city subway riders have been cautioned about smoking, sugar and teen pregnancy. now they're getting a new message that is passed on. the city's department of health is launching an ad campaign monday urging passengers routinize the salt in packaged foods. the ad shows two loaves of bread, zooms in on the " sodium " line in their nutrition labels and wants " to a much sought to lead a heart attack and stroke. " no word on the costs of the new soft campaign but the city said the federal centers for disease control and prevention pay for that. >> some women in california will get more information file in their routine press examinations under a state law that is now in

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. >> i san go down moses at the junior miss pageant, and i got kicked out.s when i knew i had a big career in front of me. >> is that what you sang? >> yes. >> this is ultra-disturbing. you wonder how is this happening at rutgers, but the coach there, mike rice. this video was captured over the course of a couple years. what you don't hear is the homophobic expletive that he's creaming at his players. apparently what happened is this video surfaced, the head guys at rutgers suspended him for three games, and then he got back in the coaching world, and fined him, too, for $50,000, which is a lot of money. >> the guy that took the video later got fired, so he was suing for a wrongful firing. >> getting complicated. i'm doing the best i can. >> but the deal is what's going on with this guy? how is he not fired right away? >> this is the first time he's surfaced, treating the kids like this for years? >> he said from 2010 to 2012 is when these were taken. the athletic department was aware of it. >> i'm not saying this is the case, but i believe that these kinds

in the very sacrifice of the small a sacrifice we're asking well to be able to make the sequester moses has made a little bit longer for their values and they were first none of this has to do with cutting spending in the future it all has to do with cutting the balance in the surrounding we're not cutting anything we're just not going to spend as much next year that's what all these cuts are about this another about really cutting government they're about we're not going to expand government as much in the next ten years that's what you're calling a cut it will be also and we also have more population of people growing which we've got to go he's crazy and he will do it i always. relationship you're at risk of all this nonsense but let's move on here earlier this week show cars are new if was given his miranda rights and this has upset some conservatives and i've heard some democrats question whether or not it was a good decision to give him his miranda rights he were there was a delay and he was arrested friday night over the weekend he was questioned for sixteen hours before he was gi

andand bob moses a leading figure in the 60s student non-violent coordinating committee helping southernster to vote and organizing freedom summer. thank youjoining me now from new york is marianna cook, welcome inside "the war room"." >> thank you very much. >> michael: what drew you to do this. >> bringing people who had qualities that cared about human beings so much that they were willing to sacrifice their own comfort and risk their lives to fight for someone else. that was really my. >> michael: -- >> michael: yes, you see something that is woven in all of these people. did you find a common characteristic or trait that compelled someone to advocate for human rights, to rise above no one else? >> they all had a remarkable conscience, i thought and that was evidenced by their sense of fairness passionate sense of fairness, also a remarkable em empathy. but all combined with a doggedness like i've never seen before which requires a kind of aggression to accomplish what it is they want. it was actually a little bit confusing and very curious that on the one hand they were--they felt s

really mean it because despite our than 40 arrests, physical attacks from the serious injuries, john moses shumate said as. ascus of philosophy nonviolence. commitment to share next. says with grace and patience and never veering from police in love. once enemies a lesson for us all. the congressman gives me hope it inspires me to be a better human and i'm so grateful for the sacrifice is he's made in life and the love he's given our country, but moreover the world. he would say he's a humble man and everybody should be during this, but i'm pretty sure he's a superhero and his superpowers was. i matter how hard they beat you, love always wins. congressman john lewis. [applause] [applause] >> were going to start with a few minutes from each of these here this evening to talk about anything they like to talk about, their lives, their own stories. we'll begin with trent three. >> well, forgive me. [laughter] i must've went to the restroom. [laughter] as i stated, it's a real honor and pleasure for me to be here in charlottesville and this has been stopped, i was about to say extreme pleasure

of course, they had their own booster committee and by this point* the new yorkers led by moses and rockefeller had enticed the when to a temporary meeting place at flushing meadows right where they wanted the united nations to be. when the prospect seemed to be almost certain a phone call went out to nelson rockefeller. and if you know, any part of this story is the end. we do know the end we just don't know how we got there but rockefeller came back from the vacation and there was a quick huddle and discussion about what new york could do and the story you probably know it is rockefeller, jr. made a gift of eight point* $5 million to purchase a site in midtown manhattan which at that point* was the slaughterhouse's district and was parcelled together by real estate developer by the idea to build something new along the lines of rockefeller center and there was an option on the property and john d. rockefeller made the gift because of bad that site is now the united nations headquarters. maybe not that space the world of their buddies streams but the planner who supervised the architectural wo

"and then moses parted the red vines." [ laughter ] i was excited about this today. i saw kool-aid man. everyone loves kool-aid, right? [ cheers ] kool-aid man just got a complete redesign. and this time, he doesn't have any pants. look at this. yeah. [ laughter ] i guess that explains his new catchphrase, "oh, yeah." [ laughter ] it's pretty crazy, though, right? i mean, some other companies are doing the same thing. look at the keebler elf. this is odd. [ audience aws ] >> steve: that's a lemon party. >> jimmy: you don't have to do it, yo. >> steve: boy! >> jimmy: remember mcgruff the crime dog? >> steve: yeah, i do. oh, come on! [ audience aws ] why? >> jimmy: i don't know why. >> steve: why? >> jimmy: i mean, hamburger helper hand. i mean, look! [ audince aws ] >> steve: aw, come on! >> jimmy: look what they're blurring out. look like a wasp? >> steve: oh, my god, what is that? i don't think it's a wasp. >> jimmy: i don't know. it's just -- >> steve: oh, my god. it's anthony weiner. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, get this, you guys. a company in california has start

of ourse they hd their own booster committee and by this point the new yorkers led by robert moses and rockefeller had cased the u.n. to a temporary meeting place but they wanted the united nations to be. i miss prospect of philadelphia seem to be almost certain, a phone call went out to nelson rockefeller and if you know in a part of the story, that's the other fun part of tracing this out as we got the end. we just don't know how it got there. rockefeller got back from a vacation in there as quick huddling in discussions about what new york can do the story you now is john d. rockefeller junior made a gifted $8.5 million to purchase a site in midtown, manhattan, which at that point was a slaughterhouse district. parceled together by real estate developer with the idea of building some e-mail along the lines of rockefeller center. there is option on the property and john d. rockefeller made the gift. because of that, that that is now the united nations headquarters. it's maybe not the capital of the world of everyone's dreams. the planner who supervised the architectural work referred

you can not block the internet wave if you're moses. you have to surf it.ought to drop the appeal and strike a deal with youtube instead, guys. it is time. david: we'll see if a deal happens, dennis. we have breaking news on boston we want to share with you at a 5:30 eastern time that is little more than half hour from now. there will be a press conference in watertown, massachusetts, of course that is the area that has been affected the most since this suspect wouldn't on the lamb. you're looking at a live picture of watertown. this press conference should include by the way the boston mayor. liz: boston mayor and no doubt, boston pd. the fbi has been in control of this situation but many different law enforcement agencies have been involved. david: keep it right here. we'll cover the presser about 35 minutes from now. we asked you if you would change your travel plans now that the faa says thousands of flights could be delayed because of sequestration. we have some of your answers coming up next. liz: plus major economic data set to hit the tape next week

meet pharaohs and meet moses and the camino, all kinds of neat things around history. so that will be -- it should be fun. if it takes several years to produce them the kid can age with them. you know, for example, and that is one things, he reads a lot of sears's. whether it is a hundred years or never. harry potter, the love a series. and is fond of of the character from book to book to book losses would be fun for us to watch the kid and his father grow and age. >> as they develop. >> sure. >> okay. [inaudible question] >> you should be a very proud of the way you conduct yourself. [applause] >> thank you. >> he's a great kid. [inaudible question] >> that might be the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me. [applause] especially i write columns in newspapers and tv commentary on politics, get a few nasty mess from time to time. that was nice. you know, i must say, my line is always, thank god. one thing that helps both of us, we're both educators. so we are around young folks. we prioritize education and reading with our kids who grew up in a household has lots of