a song in which moses and the israelites are afloat. both songs so it was this continuous narrative about moses and the israelites and about water. and by doing that, i am telling one story from two different sources simultaneously. that is kind of this piece convergence. >> and for you, how do you explain the power of music to transcend culture, with a particular culture, and create that kind of empathy of one culture to another, which seems to be part of what you are doing with this particular piece. and i'm just wondering, in the backdrop for you as an artist, how you think about articulating those things, in the way that you did. >> music, and i would say especially jewish music and african-american music, have the proportions of an emotional time machine. when you hear it, you are taken to a particular emotional moment. they can be viewed with history, belief or culture. as both kinds of music share these things, it was a natural progression for me to combine them at the points of which they overlap. which are, any number of points

there is this very famous song in which moses and the israelites are evokeed. so i combined both songs so it was this continuous narrative about moses, about the israelites, and about water. and by doing that, i'm kind of telling one story from two different sources, simultaneously. and that's kind of the space i'm traversing in this piece convergence. >> and for you, how do you explain the power of music to transcend culture, illuminate a it particular culture and create it that kind of em pawity of one culture to the other which seems it to be part of what you are doing with this particular piece. i'm just wondering in the backdrop for you as an are theist how you think about articulating those things in the way that you did. >> well, music, and i would say especially jewish music and african-american music, have the proportions of an emotional time machine when you hear it, you are taken to a particular emotional moment that is imbued with history, with belief, with culture, and as both kinds of music share these things, it was a natural progression for me t

i want to see makapads as a home product in africa. >> moses musaazi is expanding the business and hecan hardly keep up with production. his simple idea has improved the lives of many women in africa. >> costa rica is one of the wealthiest and most stable countries in central america. its president and more than a third of its members of parliament are female. pretty progressive for the region's male-dominated societies. we caught up with one of the costa rica's most renowned artists. guadalupe urbina tells what she thinks about the globalisation taking place around her: >> my name is guadalupe urbina. l'm 53 years old, almost 54. i live on the finca sonador in the community of the longo mai project in the south of costa rica. i've been doing it for many years. and i compose, because i studied music. but i also paint and i've written a few books. and i run workshops in several communities on management in the arts sector. i work with people. fascinating. it brings many things closer to us that we'd never even dreamt of before. i could never have imagined being able to watch nomads wal

so, jesus by his example in keeping all the laws of moses did preach against it. thirdly, when he inspired paul to write romans, timothy and corinthians, he he he said here, for this cause god gave them up unto vitaminvialaffections for even women changed the natural use into that which is against nature. likewise also the men leaving the natural use of the woman burned in their lust one toward another, men with men. ~ >> next speaker. >>> 12, 69, 12, 67, [speaker not understood], 26 in wisconsin. one is a vacant apartment, the other one has no phone. 1267 has no phone. 17 last year, it was out 30 days to do a 30-minute job. i did a verbal and written request with the housing authority to come get it fixed. now, it's gone on the third week. this is deja vu. imagine you without a house, don't bring up cell phone. i'm talking about my house phone. 911, call police, fire, it's impossible. like the picture i've fallen down and i can't get up, that's a possibility. i asked them and can't understand why it takes so long. i want them to move at the same speed as if i did

moses most ozzie is expanding the business and he can hardly keep up with production. his simple idea has improved the minds of many women in africa. in the everyday is one of the wealthiest and most stable countries in central america act which president and more than a fit of its members of parliament off the map. a progressive for the region's male dominated societies wheel caught up with one of pastor it is most renowned ounces lighter note the obedient to what she thinks about globalization taking place around town when amelia is one of my name is right in the pov all and fifty three years old almost fifty four. that was perfectly flat. do i live on the shinkansen unknown in the community of the mongol my project. in the south of costa rica. i do. i do. i just. i'll let a singer. i've been doing it for many years paul and i compose because i studied music at. but i also paint. and ever if your books and i run workshops in several communities and management in your sector. i work with people the couple went in. i do. i think globalization is fascinating it brings m

and he mentioned actually, you know, he upheld the law of moses where he said that moses said that if a child curses his mother and his father, then he he should be put to death. jesus actually quoted, you know, a command that god gave to his servant moses in regards to the -- upholding the respect for elders. >> any other members of the public wish to speak in public comment? please step up. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is john [speaker not understood] and [speaker not understood]. i would like to add my comment to the 17 51 carroll avenue senior housing project. the main thing i want to talk about is, thank you, security issues. especially along carroll street, it is a street that is not inhabited. there are businesses in that area. it's a business commercial zone, i believe. and, so, there are security issues concerning that. there is significant issues concerning recycling and other programs the city would run, and also street lighting. i live very close to there. i spend many nights very close to there at mother brown's which is on van dyke street and it would be help

thank you, moses. >> thank you. >> that was barbara harrison reporting. that spongebob was better than the one in the little -- >> yeah. >> all right, if you've got room in your home and heart for july or another child who's waiting, call our adoption hotline at 1-88-to-adopt-me. also search "wednesday's child" on nbcwashington.com. >>> coming up still on the show, the fight to save a little girl who is gaining as much as 2 pounds a day. >>> plus, more from the cherry blossom festival that is now under way. here's amelia. >>> well, we'll be much cooler today and some snow likely on tuesday. i'll have the latest on the timing, coming up. [ intercom ] drivers, to your marks. go! [ male announcer ] it's chaos out there. but the m-class sees in your blind spot... ♪ pulls you back into your lane... ♪ even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2014 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>> this morning a young girl from texas is recovering from a life-chan

the figure of moses.asari calls michelangelo terribile, speaks often of his terribilita, which is a word that really has no precise equivalent in english, but one is talking about a kind of awe-inspiring power of temperament. and this same word-- terribilita-- was also used to describe pope julius ii. there is no doubt that artist and pope met their match in each other, and it's always been felt-- there's a kind of undercurrent of feeling-- that although the moses is in no sense a portrait of julius ii, that it is an evocation, precisely, of that terribilita that artist and pope shared. michelangelo was bullied by julius to abandon the tomb and instead to paint the ceiling of he sistine chapel. this was part julius' grand design for a new vatican. however reluctant he was, however much he complained, between 1508 and 1512, michelangelo created one of the boldest and one of the largest paintings in history. monumental figures act out the biblical drama from the creation to the flood, framed by figures stil

moses most ozzy derives inspiration from his immediate surroundings. my side of the five non compliance has been to hewitt in parked cars to avoid my good god and life. use my copics. most importantly the group out to me for having the new computer with something uncle went to court grass that is piper us into a product they're so cheap and that not only uganda schools but also the unhcr refugee organization wants them. my future plans from the compliance before the first one i once about the products marketed outside the ugandan bow board as i knew of mood to study alone i need to be beyond what's in the group wants the home park in africa. most business sa z is expanding the business and he can hardly keep up with production. his simple idea has improved the lives of many women in africa. in the everyday is one of the wealthiest and most stable countries in central america its president and more than a fit of its members of parliament off the map. a progressive for the region's male dominated societies wheel course of one of pastor it is most renowne

moses died as a result of the gum flights when police raided a cafe in the western and it was great to see here for all the way he hit his friends were having a dinner the gunfight started with respect to john from the window trying to find out that the police i just minutes later she was shot dead by police local communities said that the duty minister said that he was resisting arrest. he was shooting back at the police. it may have seen just as the regular crime pointing episode in the life of ukraine box. if we consider the words of moses himself he published about ten days ago online but yet she predicted his death but to listen to his door the general prosecutor's office has awarded the tremendous tremendous political opponents. they plan to start with me to lead into the killing themselves will continue wif me over to the russian special services and let them do it. well not only a matter of his staff but also our information we have received. i'm probably on the list agency which quoted a source within this security service that as being you. which is difficulty to administer b

iriam and babyy moses his sister and mother looking on. most jews still believe that synagogues are not allowed to have any images in them because of the second commandment. the fact is that all early synagogues are festooned and images. whenwe have the time christian icons are just starting, we have a jewish icon in one of the earliest synagogues we know about. slide is the jews being beaten out of england. >> this is not clearly a jewish image. look at the pleasure the man with the club is getting from smashing it down on the heads of jews. there are things i wish -- there is a moment when there are hundreds gather a set up over london all with jews swinging. >> this is a twin story of archaeology. >> of word and image. they played together. we talk about orderable writing. -- portable writing. the jews invented tiny hebrew writing which forms pictures. it is quite extraordinary because at the same time words and at the same time animals. the deepense, relationship between words and picture is very important. >> thank you. year this year

obvious moses talked to god. right there in the bible.using the and moses, noah, saving the people, his family and the animals. there's a tendency sometimes to use the bible as a way to get people into theaters and give them a completely different message. i'm afraid that might be going on here. martha: you know, another interesting thing that it cuts across religions because, in qatar, bahrain, the united arab emirates and indonesia, predominantly muslim countries they are not distributing this movie because they're upset of the depiction of noah. >> i have a feeling that catholic and protestant critics will come down on this movie pretty hard. what i've seen already, it is not getting good reviews among serious christians. yeah, you don't take the sacred text of the bible and turn it into a play thing of hollywood blockbusters, you know taking like a "gladiator" approach. how many people can we kill, how much can explode. this is story about redemption by god. this is a story of how things should be ordered in life. not about violence a

. >> my favorite moses is less charlton heston and more mel brooks.a good moses. >> put that on top of the top five movies from last year i need to watch. thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." we will see you next time. ♪ >> this week on clinical capital -- john mccain talks about putin and the usa. on thetroversial ruling obamacare contraceptive ruling and we debate a snowden pardon and chris christie. we begin the program with arizona senator john mccain. it is good to have you here. was the president's trip to europe a failure? failureot sure it was a because it depends on your expectations.

. >> my favorite moses is less charlton heston and more mo brooks. that was a good moses.op of the top five movies from last year i need to watch. thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." we will see you next time. ♪ . >> welcome to "lunch money." i am adam johnson. here is what we've got today. in tech, forget 4g. facebook wants to bring you the internet with drones, satellites, and lasers. is john chen blackberry's savior? we will hear from the ceo himself. there are winners and losers in health-care enrollment. finally, meet the luxury veteran who made a winning bet on a designer few people had ever heard of.

robert moses from wnyw live at the scene for us. >> we are two blocks north of where that blast tooklace 20 hours or so after it happened. the pile is still smoldering. firefighters are still pouring water on to it. a resident called the local utility at 9:13 to report the smell of gas in the area. the utility dispatched the crew two minutes later but it was too late because the explosion took place before the crew could arrive. debris was sent every where included on to the elevated train tracks nearby. the blast could be felt up to a mile away. here's what people in the area saw and felt. >> it knocked me from my bed on the floor. it was really loud. scared me to death. >> i thought i was going to die in my apartment and my kids wouldn't have a mom. >> this was a tragedy of the worst kind there was no indication in time to safe people. >>> the national transportation safety board which investigates pipeline accidents is investigating this one. they are looking at how the gas line was maintained in that area and also if the calls to con edison the utility were actually heated. one p

>> guest: bob moses. >> host: what is your second question?>> caller: one scenario would love to see, right end fiscal conservatives on while st. and other secular conservatives like and are a members who are indifferent to the problem of gun ownership by law-abiding citizens. >> host: what is your question? >> caller: secular liberals in hollywood with directors guild. >> host: i apologize. we are just a little bit not quite on time. what would you like to respond to? >> guest: he was talking about one of the points that what happened in the 1960s wear the black community is expecting federal government handout. is important to understand american history and this brings me back to the founding of the nation and we think of our nation our nation is founded in racial slavery so we have the movie 12 years as slaves that is a snapshot portrait of that and sometimes people say that movie was hard to watch and that response that the movies too hard to watch is an examplet response that the movies too hard to watch is an example where americans hav

. >> catherine:wood raised his family in north texas before mosing to east asia. the 50-year old was an i-b-m executive who recently visited friends and family in the u-s. his brother.is coping as best he can. "." their fastest internet slows down [ deep voice ]. two hd movies in an xfinity home, the internet stays fast because, it's 2014. hello! [ man on screen ] ugh. so last season. [ male announcer ] exactly. fast never goes out of fashion. sign up today or get started with this great offer. call 1-800-xfinity. people definitely felt it in and around eureka and humboldt. and up into oregon. some reports of shaking in parts of the bay area. more than 20 aftershocks of 3.5 or larger followed the initial quake. new tonight at 8-- kron4's scott rates >> jacqueline: and the upper 60s and low 70's bay area wide. as temperatures repair and a handout we saw yesterday down nine degrees is until and six degrees cooler in redwood city opera did actually building warmer in san rafael. absolute a little warmer. clear skies to the forecast. 43 of pleasanton and 43 in sunnyva

what you're looking at is baby moses as a new grandpa and he's being held by sarah's daughter in kind of a wet t-shirt, basically -- actually, it's quite naughty -- and behind miriam and baby moses' mother and sister and they're looking on. and what is extraordinary about this, charlie, is most jews still believe synagogues are not allowed to have any images in them because of the second commandment, thou shalt not have graven images or likenesses. the fact that all early synagogues are fes festuned in images until about the 16t 16th century. we have a jewish icon in one of the earliest synagogues we knew about. if it was all words, it would be good radio. >> charlie: the next slide is beaten out of england. >> yes, this is clearly not a jewish image. this is a medieval jewish image. this is from smashing it down on the heads of jews. there are things i wish tragically would have been but have not been. for example, there is a moment in the 13th century where there are 100 gallows set up with jews swinging on them accused of coin flipping. there are horrible disasters i have to deal w

say, they still love each other, will consciously uncouple and co-parent their children, apple and moses many flocked to her website to read about the crushing news. the website crashed. >> we will take a short break. more russian troops show up near the border of the ukraine. that is ahead here on cnn new its room. >> more on the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. will a partial ping help investigators figure out what happened on board? your hepatitis c.forget it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forget. hepatitis c is a serious disease. if left untreated, it could lead to liver damage and potentially even liver cancer. if you are one of the millions of people with hepatitis c, you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. because people like you may benefit from scientific advances. advances that could help you move on from hep c. now is the time to rethink hep c and talk to your do

should moses have told the children to live in slavery rather than live in wilderness? should christ have refused the cross? are we to believe all of the martyrs in history died in vein? reagan is saying it is time for choosing, you step up and accept the risk and fight for freedom. he loved the words of tom pane as well. he said these are the times that try men's soul. i love that. but reagans first pane quote is we have the power the begin the world all over again. and reagan believed he could do that in the cold war and the battle against communnism. he told richard alan a few weeks after carter was in the office and he said dick, my idea of foreign policy is simple: we win, they lose. and everybody would have thought you were crazy. you will defeat the soviet empire. two more. lower taxes. reagan conservative most identified with lower taxes and in particularly lower federal income taxes. and even more specifically the federal progressive graduated income tax. anybody know when the income tax started? 1913. passed by woodrow wilson and this required an amendment to

moses spoke in an audio recording made by an attorney.basically, this facility is run by detainees. working, we stopped could negotiate by the pay raise because right now everyone is working for one dollar. we could talk about the food quality, the living conditions. >> immigrants at the prison are in their third week of a hunger strike for better conditions and in and to record deportations. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the senate select committee on intelligence is voting as soon as april 4 to declassify part of the committee 6000-page study on the cia's secret attention and interrogation programs. the study has set off an unprecedented hostages will battle between the senate and the cia. earlier this month, senate intelligence committee chair dianne feinstein took to the senate floor to accuse the cia of secretly removing pacified documents

they were married in a secret ceremony in 2003 apple and moses. >>> the la county sheriff's department it was high speeds that led to the fatal car crash that killed paul walker and his firemen. the porsche had 9-year-old tires and going at a speed between 80 and 93 miles per hour. neither men had used drugs or alcohol and both were wearing seat belts. >>> las vegas allusionists are mourning the death of one of the famed white tigers, 17-year-old manta core passed away. it was the same tiger that nearly killed the performer on stage. he feels it was trying to protect him. >>> this time rock johnson plays the son of zeus. there are three headed monsters of course, giant end lions. this shot looks a tad over the top. would you expect anything else from the roc? come on. that's normal. you wear that around the house all the time don't you? >> i'm betty nguyen. we hope this is your first stop today on nbc. allergy muddlers... you know who you are... you've become deaf to the sound of your own sniffling. your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without

the mayor mentioned, malia mentioned linda richardson is here with us today; doctor moses is with us, doctor amos brown, doctor walker from true hope is here with us today as well and i'm sure i'm not saying somebody, but we -- michael sweet from the human rights commission is here with -- once i start you get in trouble. with that, we're going to move right on to the feature part of our program, our keynote speaker. by the way, let me just say going in, chad williams is going to be our keynote speaker today. he's going to give you a wetting of an appetite of a longer presentation he's going to do it at the african american art and culture complex. you get excited about it tonight, come back to the complex where you'll get some dynamic interaction. they say the fruit doesn't fall too far from the tree, and in that regard we're pleased to have chad's parents here with us, jane and carl williams. i don't know anybody who could introduce them better than we could introduce them, so come on up. [applause]. >> i asked carl the other day, i said write a few notes down about how you would te

they have two children, a daughter apple, 9 and a son moses, who is 7. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're here for you at ktvu.com and follow us on facebook and twitter. i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues tonight with the 10:00 news and tonight, why a woman fired more than a week ago refused to leave her office. and who's now taking up her cause. tmz is now up next. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on tmz -- >> one of the gladiators from "scandal" got in a bar room brawl and broke a guy's nose and this is not his first fight. >> the guy pisses columbus off by saying i can get all my women to buy anything i want for me including your wife. >> when they talk smack and your wife you got to hit 'em. >> would you hit anybody who said anything about your wife? >>

, ed moses, the superintendence six >> host: is that the second question?> caller: >> host: what is the second question? >> caller: one scenario that i would love to see is the fiscal conservatives on wall street, other secular conservatives like nra members who are indifferent to the problem of gun ownership -- >> host: what's your question -- >> caller: the liberals in hollywood with a directors guild of -- >> host: i apologize we are just a little bit tight on time. what would you like to respond? >> guest: she was talking about one of the ideas of what happened it's not just that the black community was expecting federal government handouts. i think it's important to understand just american history, and this brings me back to the founding of the nation. our nation is founded and racial slavery so we have the movie 12 years a slave that gives a snapshot of that and people see that movie was too hard to watch and i think that's response to movie was too hard to watch is that americans have really remember to forget the crucible of the country at the core

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paltrow and martin were married in a secret ceremony back in 2003 and have two children, apple and moses first buzz today, and we got a superhero doing things that aren't so super. >> it's not the first time i think that we've seen a mugshot with someone with a superman shirt on. that happens. but has the person's name ever been christopher reeves? this is 33-year-old utah man christopher reeves. he was actually arrested for a pretty serious charge, actually. dui and the possession of methamphetamines, but his name is christopher reeves, does have the superman t-shirt on, and authorities did feel the need to point out that he is not related in any sort of way to christopher reeves. also, not related to george reeves who played superman back in the 1950s. we can go on with this one, but he is locked behind kryptonite bars. >> what are the chances of him wearing that shirt the day that he gets caught and taking a mugshot? or something sd he wir that shirt every day. >> it's kind of the haircut too. >> okay. this teacher in belgium, many of the, may be a superhero to other teachers because

we should believe in moses.also in the quran, it says in one of the verses, if you kill a human being, you are killing the entire humanity. >> thank you. >> i did not expect to get a rant in here, but i will address your ranting. the quran mentions the names of jesus, moses, abraham, a lot of names that appear in the bible. the same names, and deferred people. the quran jesus was not the son of god. what you are doing is deception. >> we are not going to settle everything here. we want to get as many voices in the precious minutes left. hello. thank you for being with us. >> i wanted to talk about the oppression of the palestinian people. >> do you have a question? >> yes, i do. >> go ahead. >> i am a christian and you said 90% of the bombings or suicides or whatever it was was from the middle east. i am a christian born to a palestinian father. why can't i go back to my country? why have i never seen my country and i'm not allowed back there? that is my question to you. >> i don't know if i can answer your ques

the blessed virgin mary and joseph took christ to offer the sacrifice as was required by the law of moses, simeon lifted up the baby and i envision in my mind's eye him holding the baby high like christ was going to be on the cross, and he told mary, he said, that a sword shall pierce your own soul also. and that was because when mary saw jesus, she remembered that he what perfect. he he was a good boy, perfect teenager. doubtless she said to the other sick children, mark 6:3. why can't you be like jesus in she couldn't resist that temptation. why can't you be like jesus. jesus was righteous. he was totally righteous. and it says -- simeon said that a sword will pierce your own soul also so that, what? so that the hearts of many shall be revealed and it's on the cross that the hearts of many are revealed because really it's an indictment against the entire human race. it's not just the homosexuals and the child molesters and the rapers and the murderers and terrorists and terrorists that work for the fbi that are going to hell. by the way, if you want to learn about that, that's on info w

moses says that much of this funding is leading his country cambodia i work. it's not. he says they're tired of being exploited are starting to rebel. each of our journalists and he's angry men and women. i knew. oh it's nice to meet your lawyer. semi says when one he wants to come to naught and thousands of house and look without looking inside this has been making cloth beneath insurance hundred off a new sony announced a minimum of eight hundred number for minimum wage is not enough but one of the police inside the dumpling. all but set out what bow off of double takes about forty one dated had left off on a holiday but sometime before the days that don't offer fact a house full with time outs. that said people are angry because they feel they should be paid will be our best in what is stopping by our own back in twenty fourth of december last year. add scallions he'll go to sleep until now been optimistic but the scenes when that macy's cost to meet the one on pants largest and dr parkes there were dozens of factories supplying major european and american rock histo

. >> reporter: 32 years ago, mary jones fell in love with a man named mose willis. >> not knowing who't a good guy. >> no. >> reporter: willis killed someone during a drug deal in an alley. mary jones drove him there. he forced you. >> yes. >> reporter: at gunpoint. >> at gunpoint, yes. >> reporter: and you felt like had you not driven that car he would have killed you. >> yes. >> reporter: in 1981 she was convicted of first degree murder and given a life sentence. >> hi! how are you? >> good! >> reporter: but mary jones' case was reopened with help from laura donaldson and other law students at the university of southern california. they argued jones had been abuse by her boyfriend and forced into the crime. on monday, a judge ordered her released and jones' family released their joy. >> ( screaming ) >> reporter: her daughter, denitra, spoke outside the courthouse. >> i'm excited. we got a lot of mother days to catch up on that's are unconfined. >> another thank you. >> reporter: today, she took her mom to the d.m.v. to get an i.d. card. mary jones is now 74. in 32 years, what do yo

such as ed moses or whatever moses.he new york state superintendent two post up what is your second question? >> caller: right-wing secular conservatives is what i love to see. those nra members that are in different and secular liberals in hollywood with the screen directors guild. >> host: okay, we are just a little bit tight on time. what would you like to respond to? >> guest: talking about one of the points of what happened in the 1960s where it's not just the black community acting federal government handouts. and when we think about the nation, are our nation is founded in racial slavery area gives us a little snapshot and a portrait of that. something that i was too hard to watch and i think that that response is an example of americans really remembering the crucible of this country and the core of our national saga is it savory that produces a system of white supremacy in the united states. when we think about the civil rights movement after the civil war was brought, there is going to be a century of racial s

if we consider the words of moses became self published about ten days online. he predicted his death the trouble is that it is to get on the program to the general prosecutor's office has boarded the interior ministry to remove its political opponents. they plan to start with any donated to the killing the cells will continue life and her new look of the russian special services and let them do it well not only a matter of his staff but also our information we have received i'm probably a mistake to see which quoted a source within this the security service the as the new eye which is difficult to get attention but a separate the bawdy which at that time it was not. it was never a plan to the rest was the squid was the plan to execute him. whether this just internal fighting within the people who actually helps that the previous regime is still a question but here's what gets more interesting official representative of the rights act in western ukraine has just informed the local agencies that their white sector in western ukraine will retaliate to interior min

the blessed virgin mary and joseph took christ to offer the sacrifice as was required by the law of moses, simeon lifted up the baby and i envision in my mind's eye him holding the baby high like christ was going to be on the cross, and he told mary, he said, that a sword shall pierce your own soul also. and that was because when mary saw jesus, she remembered that he what perfect.

moses led me to sponsor their own with the station was kiss is forecast to a computer based system. if there is when the windows automatically close. if there is some big difference will cover the greenhouse upstairs where a system of pollination irrigation is also important to lie to her new molars know that another change in the complex has been constructed a part of the accelerated in the street in innovative dual program engineering services were provided at the expense of the business roadmap farmer said that the most important thing is that the vegetable prices can be kept things to greenhouses over a fear factory opened inside the district. it was also built within the framework of the state run program the enterprise will produce one hundred tonnes of cheese sour cream and baked goods as well as seven hundred tonnes of sausages for years generally local officials believe that the food industry in southern kazakhstan one become a priority sector year's feature of the celestial suppose but at the thought that any capacity or regional i'll supply not only because it's the marke

moses thank you for the invitation that came out of the clear blue sky and made my day to take this journey with me step-by-step to bring this a day to fruition so i am grateful to the humanities and social sciences division. this feels like a full circle moment because of course, i did research at library of congress years ago and even dug up my id card. i was younger. [laughter] but also knows full circle because we are in the nation's capital and washington d.c. is central to the findings of living with lynching. most of the playwright's within washington d.c. when they wrote the plays is because they have from grossi to the refusal to pass anti-benching legislation so our location is important in that regard. also because they went to university of maryland right here surviving that process also involved being affiliated with a sister mentors with an organization based here in washington d.c.. before leaving that area i received a fellowship from the ford foundation to help me with the dissertation is so that felt like another full circle moment. i see all the connections in the room an

we should believe in moses to be a good muslim. it says in one of the verses that if you kill a human being that you are killing humanity. >> let him address this. thank you. >> i will address you are ranting. qaran mentions the names of jesus, moses. he is not the son of god. so what you're doing is deception. >> let's go back to the audience and your question. hello, thank you for being with us. talk about to oppression of the palestinian people. >> i am a christian and you said that 90% of the bombings were suicides or whatever and was from the middle east. i'm a christian born to palestinian father. why can i not go back to my country? why have i never seen my country and i'm not allowed back there? >> first of all, you may go back to your country so you're making the assumption -- >> i am not allowed there? by thet allowed there invasion of the operation. >> are all people in your situation? >> my dad just lost his citizenship. >> why? >> because of the operation. there is an invasion and we are being wiped away and there's an

moses malone, he is my favourite. >> he's good. >> california has been suggest from a near record drought for more than a year. the situation is worse in neighbouring nevada, that means the biggest reservoir is drying up. melissa chan reports. >> we talk about a drought in california, how about a drought that lasted a decade. we are at lake mead and it deserves los angeles. there are major challenges ahead. >> lake mead, the largest reservoir, created in the 1930s, and bottles water from the colorado river and provided water for decades. its future is not looking as bright. >> in 2012, 2013, those consecutive years were two of the driest years on record. >> take a look behind me. this white band is the water mark where it used to be. we are standing 100 feet below the top of the mark. the lake is at its lowest level since construction. >> after a decade of drought, the lake holds half its capacity. stakes are high because it provides 95% of the los angeles water. the stakes are on. >> the limiting factor for los angeles, is water. sooner, rather than later it will bite us. it is not an un

they say that the suspect is in the 20s with a slim build and dark goatee and may go by the name moses. >> and if other sexual assault was last saturday at 3:30 in the afternoon, and this took place on georgia avenue on bryant street northeast, and rather northwest d.c., and this is a man who is described as a person of interest is seen in this store surveillance individual e owe, and if you can help, you are urged to contact d.c. police. >> and urgent crisis is how attorney general eric holder describes the deaths from heroin. in a video posted this morning, holder says that they are stepping up efforts to keep the drug off of the streets. and he put out a call for the first responders everywhere to carry a drug that can reverse the effects of heroin overdoses. >> confronting the crisis is going to require a combination of enforcement as well as treatment. the justice department is committed to both. >> we checked with the agencies a around here, and the first responders of fairfax and prince george's county carry the drug that can reverse the overdoses, and d.c. fire and ems tell us

they married the following year in california and have two children, apple who is 9 and moses age 7. throughout their relationship they made a point of never walking down red carpets together or posing for joint photographs in an attempt to avoid being a public couple. the timing of the split is particularly tricky for chris martin. he's just started a series of live appearances and interviews to promote cold play's new album "ghost stories" which is out in may. collin patterson, bbc news. >> stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come, amazing pictures from houston, texas. how this construction worker trapped in blames, there he is on the far right, survived when the building collapsed. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> coming up in sport today with me, john watd son, buying munich. they remain on course for the treble. from a