of moses.he end of the torah, that this was a message not only just for jews, but it was for everyone. to truly follow this new movement, you had to divorce yourself from judaism. you have to become a paul referred to is a new being, one that was neither jew nor greek, nor area come in to something else entirely, part of a brand-new creation. a new creation link jesus was a new creation. what i am describing will sound very familiar to christians because it is called christianity. but what i think really surprises christian to learn is in a lifetime if these two men, james and paul, paul was an outcast. he was marginalized. he was safe wrench figure. this version of christianity that he was preaching was heterodox to say the least. indeed on numerous occasions, paul with settlement to jerusalem to answer for his heretical teachings about christianity and to answer directly to james. you know, as i sometimes joke, you can't win an argument with james. how do you win an argument with a flesh and

robert moses replaced it. nearby, the carousel.i will show you where the chess and checkers house is today. and a dairy so that people could have their kids taste fresh milk and know they were not going to die the next day from it because that is new york. you would buy milk and you never knew if it was good or bad until we got date stamps, which i think some people call government interference, but i am not sure about that. just in case you do not know where you are, 59th street on the left. fifth avenue at the bottom. central park at the top. you're coming in from columbus circle and you come in from the playground, now known as the heckscher. there is a little cafÉ robert moses built in place of the original design. jay is the carousel. on the other side of the roadway you don't take your children , across the carriageway, no. g, which the kinder ber is now the site of the chess and checkers house, and the dairy is the main information central -- center for central park. here is a view on the left of the kindersberg. i thought i

morgan moses is richmond royalty. with a hometown touch.6", 318 pounds, this gentle giant has a smile bigger than his beard. >> mo used to have dreads. >> now he's bald and look like rick ross. >> his childhood friends let us in on some other secrets. >> he's actually a falcons fan. >> and he hi think he's a small guy. he wants to play quarterback al time. >> please join me in a richmond flying squirrels welcome for morgan moses of the washington redskins. >> he delivered a strike throwing out the first pitch at a local double÷z a baseball gam last night on the same field he played little league. >> coming out here and look at the field once again it gives me a little bit of chills. >> a rookie with richmond roots ready to protect rg3 and >> mom's best meal? >> turkey wings and cabbage. >> sounds good. >> you know what um talking about. >> that does sound so good. he claims he's going to bring some here to practice but i haven't seen it yet. lots more coming up. we have a changes on the roster and it's good news for the redskins. live in r

down this road and then-- thank you. - moses. - moses? - live up here. - yeah.up to wounded knee, and we found moses, walter's brother. we are from belgium. - oh, belgium? - we are from belgium, and we are looking just for history. in 1935... - yeah? - there were chiefs that came to belgium for the international fair. and i got a picture here... - oh, yeah. - of joe littlemoon... - yeah. - with his family. - yeah. - is this-- are these relatives of yours? - that's my mother and father. - oh, really? - and my oldest brother, whose name is al, and then--aloysius-- and francis, wilson, and my sister, pauline. - this is history that we'd need. what boarding school had did to us-- make us feel ashamed, make us resent our culture for what it is. - thank you very much. i'm really happy that i found-- - so to overcome a lot of that, then this is the type of knowledge that i need to put it into the book and say, "we are people. we are human beings." - okay, well, thanks a lot for the picture. thank you for stopping by. - thank you for talking to us. - yeah. well, have a

moses.fascinating about this message is begins with this statement there was only one god. not that there is up i got and other gods that are lower than god which was the prevailing sentiment in mesopotamia and the near east that there is just one god, a got that zarathustra referred to as the lord mazda. all the other gods were not god's. in fact he designated them as something that had never been said before. he said that they were what he referred to in our modern parlance as angels and demons. zarathustra invented the concept of angels and demons. those are not the only things he invented. deal also invented the concept of heaven and hell. before this time there was a notion of the afterlife but the afterlife was just a mirror of the life in prison. if you are a warrior in this light that you die you are a warrior in the afterlife. if you are a slave in this life you die and you are a slave in the afterlife. zarathustra was the first profit to argue that what your role was in the afterli

. >> we're talking about morgan moses. he threw out the first pitch. being a native of the area, it was a big honor. >> being able to come back and give back it my community is a big deal. >> did you think about john wall or $.50. >> i said please tonight mess up, please don't mess up. but having this opportunity to get out in front of everybody and enjoying this atmosphere is great. >> back in the day, i played in this field, actually in little league. i didn't play baseball in high school. but coming out and looking at this field years down the road gives me a little bit of chills. >> that's how big man morgan moses spent his day off. he'll be getting back to work tomorrow as training camp 2014 resumes. >> thanks diane. >>> the ravens also taking a day off after a practice last night. fans got the chance to see their fans the first time this season and get a chance of how their new offense will play out. at the beginning of the season, much of the responsibility will fall on the shoulders of bernard pierce who has played behind ray rice the past tw y

moses was a two-time all-state player in middlebrook. he has plenty of support in camp. >> you have a family base of support and i have a lot of friends out here post-up i played little league and high school with them. -- a lot of friends out here that i played little league high school with. >> from little league to the redskins. he's a big one. corn fed, hands bank. -- hand spanked. edsall was asked a lot of questions about maryland october meeting with ohio state right here. >> ohio state is a program with great tradition and history. and one that has done very, very well. it will be something that i think everybody that is in attendance and get the chance to watch on tv will wish that they were there, because i think he will be a ton of excitement. i know we are looking forward to it as well as all the other games we will play. >> don't be nervous, randy. it will be fun. a suddenly hot miami marlins tonight in miami. but the nationals are playing good baseball right now as well. they hold a one-game lead over as the padres beat the

you can even speak about moses, what would we do if moses had not been accepted by the family. >> the same woman said the qataris told her that, of course, hamas is a humanitarian group. here with reaction to this author of the best selling book "greatest comeback," patrick j. buchanan. so hamas is a humanitarian group, pat. what did you think of the jesus analogy? >> as i recall i think they fled into egypt as a family. and what happened to the holy innocence left behind was not all that nice. with regard to the pharoah, moses led the israelites out of egypt. >> what if the president pushes this immigration as we keep reading reports that he's going to give pretty much blanket amnesty work permits to five of the 11 million here illegally, he's going to do it, bypass congress, what do you do? >> i think this is a very serious problem for the country. i think he can do this and get away with it 5 million to 8 million folks give them work permits, permission to stay. de facto amnesty. what does it do for barack obama? it energizes the hispanic base and changes the subject in the electio

the first democrat was moses. think about it. he says all people are equal.e are all made in the image of the lord. that was the first statement in my judgment of democracy. and then nobody is superior or inferior. you have to respect everybody. and he fought for freedom. otherwise he would remain in egypt. do not think that the jewish people are simple, disciplined people. they were in egypt and started to criticize him. why did we leave egypt? and -- he was fighting. how can you separate democracy from judaism? it is nonsense. >> you gave an interview to is really radio -- israeli radio. you said president abbas said he would support israel as a jewish state which has been an issue of contention. >> the problem of the jewish state is not a matter of declaration. in order to be a jewish state you have to have a jewish majority. if you have a jewish majority you do not need a declaration. if you have a declaration without a jewish majority, it will just be a declaration. i think there is a formula that maybe abbas can agree to. that is my impression. the stat

everything from moses holding the ten commandments to a man coveting his neighbor's wife. >> incrediblyailed carving everywhere you look. this is one of my favorite. the egyptian stone carver, look at him carving th the sphynx. isn't that neat? >> reporter: cathedral dean gary hall hopes it can be completed in nine months. the first step in restoring national unit. >> we are the place where the nation comes to celebrate, to mourn. >> reporter: the work is painstakingly slow. so, too, is raising the $26 million in private donations it will cost, which means it could be another decade before all the pieces of this national treasure are back where they belong. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs

they are the same as, well, moses. >> what would we do if moses had not been accepted by the entire family? >> does that make sense to you? >> stevie nicks said it best ♪ tell me lies ♪ tell me sweet little lies ♪ tell me, tell me lies. >> why telling your spouse little lies may actually be good for your relationship. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> whopper big honker lies? >> welcome back, anna. >> thank you. >> mike and -- mike jerrick in for tucker. >> did you catch what the president did down there in washington meeting is w. a couple of the world leaders from central america to try to stem this tied of illegal immigrants coming across the border in the united states trying to get to the heart of the issue, seeing if we can stop the problem back in central america before it all unfolds. at least that's what the white house. >> honduras and guatemala and el salvador. a lot of people think honduras is one of the most dangerous countries in the world of the i i guess it probably is help me out. stem the tide. the leader of mexico there too but we did not. that's where they are all co

she's called raoul wallenberg the moses of the north to hungarian jews. that's fitting for this man. wallenberg's miraculous work saved many of the jews of budapest. today we honor this good man, raoul wallenberg. may we never forget his courage, his audacity to do good, as we've heard one man in courage can make a difference. he made a difference. >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the united states house of representatives. the honorable john boehner. >> let me thank my congressional colleagues for their testimonials. and in a few moments we'll have the presentation of the gold medal. first we're honored to have with us a great friend of this institution, please join me in welcoming rabbi. >> plrmr. speaker, leaders, members, guests, let me please offer the following prayer. almighty god, our father in heaven, please grace this capitol rotunda, the centerpiece of our nation. as we gather to bestow the congressional gold medal our nation's highest civilian honor upon the great hero raoul wallenberg. as we remember and indeed resolve never to forget

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he had to the opportunity to work with bob moses. so miss marshall is an outstanding teacher and educator. one thing my son came back ever back and told me and said, dad, what is the most powerful thing you can carry in your wallet? i couldn't answer. can anybody here answer? the most powerful thing you can carry is a library card. that is the key to education. i'm going to step back. i know my two minutes is not up, but i want to let you know that she is an excellent teacher and thank you for hearing me. >> good evening commissioners. it has become apparent that in this city where the member of the community steps up to the plate in an attempt to promote the betterment of black and brown children, that person's position is compromised. the present facilitator of the citywide tutorial program, miss marshall, worked in the bay view when no one else would. after almost 30 years of dedicated service, miss marshall still has to fight to maintain her position? what's going on folks? as african american students still struggle as was i thi

they are the same as, well, moses. >> what would we do if moses had not been accepted by the entire family

the best way to test is in the laboratory experiments with mose.hey load up the mice with methamphetamine and you have to give mice near lethal doses to turn them into mean ms., and they essentially don't behave all that differently. with marijuana use there is very little address, and much like heroin use, the guy in the corner going sleep. so the causal connection between drug use and crime are little complicated and often where the criminal element does come in surrounds the trade related to the drug rather than the drug use itself. now, of course, drinking and driving, or driving under the influence, is a crime, and will marijuana legalization plead to an increase in drug driving in a very important question. someone like myself, who said i might be willing to see the test for marijuana play out, legalization play out, would very quickly change my mind if i see results fro washington and colorado and they show an increase in drunk driving or, more importantly, if the results show that marijuana and alcohol are used together. if an increase in m

that was enough for moses and it was going to be enough for me. he retired and his sales were higher than mine. someone said the most valuable copy of one of my previous books was an unsigned copy which were none and an unsigned copy with a receipt from the bookstore was rare. i decided not to write anymore. and this kept going so i decided why not. and the more i looked into it the better it became. >> host: you say at the outset that reykjavik has been relegated to being a footnote to history and it is largely forgotten and most of the public are only vaguely aware of the summit. what is misunderstood by historians and the general public that may have caused people to under estimate the importance of what you think is an important event for modern history. >> guest: because the general soviet union falling is a huge thing and the end of the cold war is a huge thing. and the conventional wisdom is the old system of the soviet union, the economic bankruptcy of the soviet union, the fact the was a secession of dying leaders brought down the soviet

moses and i sincerely agree with every word that was spoken. i want to tell you what i know about her. christine has been in our neighborhood for many, many years and as she told you, she didn't know much, but she learned fast. she is well-known in all the neighborhoods. everywhere i go, you know, she is part of the neighborhood, all the neighborhoods. she is always there for all, because she really, really understand what is going on. i'm on the board of directors of developers and she is very friendly and very helpful and looking for quality, she is, if you looking for someone who is smart and young and full of energy, here she is. so i'm urging you to please confirm the appointment. you have nothing to lose. >> any other public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. yes, indeed, we have much to gain. you know, the common theme and certainly from what i have gathered about miss johnson is that she is very energetic, a quick-learner and is very willing to put the work into as described by her past experience going in

he had to the opportunity to work with bob moses. so miss marshall is an outstanding teacher and educator. one thing my son came back ever back and told me and said, dad, what is the most powerful thing you can carry in your wallet? i couldn't answer. can anybody here answer? the most powerful thing you can carry is a library card. that is the key to education. i'm going to step back. i know my two minutes is not up, but i want to let you know that she is an excellent teacher and thank you for hearing me. >> good evening commissioners. it has become apparent that in this city where the member of the community steps up to the plate in an

lingering rain across southern new jersey moses specially. brief but it is that localized heavy downpours. not everybody is getting hit, obviously we are getting hit. it will slow you down for portions of the garden state parkway for example driving in from the shore for example you may run into that if you are about ready to hit the road. we are seeing a little bit of the lull, take effect here, currently our temperature readings are similar to what we saw, yesterday, a little bit cooler as we go to the north and west where we're in the mid 60's in allentown and mount pocono. the problem is we're not totally out of the woods just yet, guys. what we saw last night was not necessarily the passage of the cold front but rather a frontal boundary that is sluggish. we will heat up again today, we will think 90 degrees which will make it an official heat wave and then ease up on the thermometer tomorrow but we will have lingering showers or thunderstorm, not as severe. tomorrow even could touch off a shower and then we will get a couple of quiet da

he had to the opportunity to work with bob moses. so miss marshall is an outstanding teacher and educator. one thing my son came back ever back and told me and said, dad, what is the most powerful thing you can carry in your wallet? i couldn't answer. can anybody here answer? the most powerful thing you can carry is a library card. that is the

my name is moses thompson and i am a tenderloin resident on a fixed income. if i were to lose my place, i would be out on the street. so, what i'm saying is what needs to happen is -- what needs to be done is a change in the law waiting list time. so, and i'm not the only -- there are others going through the same thing as i am. yeah, what needs to happen is our official providers need to make the necessary changes to help out. i, myself, and my co-tenants feel the wait -- the word wait is a dirty word and we need to do all we can to like eliminate it quickly. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is alan manelo and i've been a citizen of san francisco almost 30-year. what i've loved about this city is the compassion we've had to embrace individuals who are often pushed away in all parts of america. and that's why i've always been proud of this city. do you see that compassion eroding now. we've given growth to the city by giving tax break to industries that are bathing in the billions now. you see that compassio

trainees repeat myth he said i would go back to the functionary be it on how to delete disease as moses hard we see the young the fitness centers of exercise and is it hard to get them interested when you're twenty five years old in brain you know it is an actual we just did a study with the gallup poll organization and we found that young people did have memory complaints about fourteen percent of them were that we also found that the older you get the more likely you are to live a healthy lifestyle the older you get for it is probably one of the. reasons may be that if you don't live a healthy lifestyle you're not going to live to old age and also when you get older you notice the negative impact of smoking and being overweight and drinking too much do we learning more about the criminal brain you know the criminal brain is a sociopathic brain these are people that have no sense of guilt the lie all the time how do we explain that you know i think part of it is genetic and a part of it is going to be environmental many times sociopaths you just can't cure them so we published the stud

. >> pam: the c-h-p says 6- month-old leilani mosely was abducted from the huntington beach area. this is her photograph. >> pam: leilani went missing this morning. she's 15 pounds and was last seen wearing a pink onesie. the c-h-p says the suspect is this woman-- carolyn ferguson she was last seen driving a 2007 white chrysler p-t cruiser. >> pam: the vehicle's license plate is from california and the number is 5-u-q-z-7-0-1. the vehicle has minor front end damage. >> pam: residents of a san mateo neighborhood are concerned tonight. after a mountain lion was spotted near their homes twice in the last week. >> pam: these residents live along fernwood street, which backs up to a creekbed which is home to herds of deer. >> it is scary because there are young kids and people have pets. people are looking for missing cats so that it is a little disconcerting. >> pam: monday nighta mountain lion killed a young deer in the creek bed and then returned again this morning and attacked another deer. all within 50 yards of one man's home , there have been postings that peoples cats are missi

it's be to be felt a little more during the supposed holy days now palestinians call this the eat of moses harry fear. now to breaking news here in washington president obama announced a new round of economic sanctions today against russia over the ukrainian conflict to break down everything we heard today i want to bring in artie's meghan lopez who is standing by at the white house so meghan what do these latest sanctions entailed . america as we heard just moments ago president obama spoke outside of the white house and said in no uncertain terms that he and the united states along with its european allies are going to be strengthening sanctions against russia they say that the sanctions that are already in place against russia u.s. sanctions that are already in place against russia are making a weak russian economy weaker and that they're hoping that this newest round of sanctions won't force russia to actually cooperate and deescalating the conflict and let's hear from president obama himself in terms of the newest round of sanctions. today. and building on the measures we announced tw

i would say like moses let my people go. >> you, repeated that line when we were on a radio show yesterday and i was hoping -- i am happy to have groundhog day with you. in your book, you reference a previous book you wrote, blinded by might. it is a point that gets lost a lot in the static of washington. i will read it back to you. in blinded by might i am not calling for retreat from the public square. i ask only for a more realistic view of what the matted things government can achieve and the unlimited power of god's king them. colet and listing in a better army with superior weapons and by the way, isn't it inconsistent for conservatives in one breath to criticize big government and then in another to employ it to enact their agenda? what are some -- that is a very important point. what are some specific policy areas or issues you see in washington where conservatives decry big government but then seek it out? >> take the last administration, president george w. bush inaugurated one of the biggest government programs ever in the prescription drug benefit. no child left behind. more mo

holding up the arms of moses so that joshua could face the great enemy of the jewish people, and today, rabbi leonard, from the council of america, will give the memorial prayer. dallas, president of the rabbinical association of the conservative movement, will give the prayer for israel, and the other rabbi, the chair of the legal society of the central conference of american rabbis, will give the prayer for the united states, and they will asp us hold up our hands unified people in solidarity with our sisters and brothers in israel, and the great thing about the rabbi who is going to go first and the other two rabbis, as they lead us in prayer, a are going to do it quickly, because we don't have much time -- they are going to do it quickly, because we don't have much time, and that is not easy for a rabbi. [laughter] at this historic gathering of solidarity and support, we have to pause for a moment for the , for those who were kidnapped for no reason other than they were jews living in our sacred land, and also the prayer for the soldiers who have given their lives to protect our pe

many people complained about moses. why did you take us to israel and not saudi arabia? time.unny at the there is the holy countries and the oily countries. withlved agriculture technology. outnumbered and outmanned. we saw we could adopt that. rich nation that is poor needed a thriving economy. -- maybe we do not a simpletalent to be people but we are very rich. many talented persons. maybe more than at any other place. that i think is the only compensation for the suffering of our forefathers. >> your successor as president does not have the same commitment to a two state solution that you do. >> first of all it is not for snow -- personal. the president does not have his private policy and i am sure that he will respect the policy which is basically being done by the government. many people have different ideas. there could be 1000 policies. and by the way i was very glad that the president says he wants to meet abbas. initial thought. but he felt that it was needed trust hiseve he will own views. >> i would love for you to speak to the demographic argument at the -- as you

moses is put in a cave by god, when he walks past so that he will not be blinded.want the things about these religions is a trust the dark. in desert cultures, the noonday sun is blinded. it is when the light to sense into twilight that reflection begins, that rest begins, that insight begins. and it seems to me that one of the things we need to remember as we think about our connection to each other is that we share this landscape. we share the earth. at the end of her life, mother teresa was haunted by her disconnection to cut. god. she didn't give any connection to god. she wasn't an atheist. she felt god removed himself. 40 years of she thought that. and she described her life in continuously as being in darkness. the great atheist mox or. he doesn't understand the people who believe go through seasons of disbelief, unbelief, darkness. she talked about living in a tunnel. the night that she dies in calcutta, the great around the concept collapses. the content goes black. there are two emergency generators at the convent and the nuns bring out one of the generat

. >> moses is revered and honored in an exhibit at the state archives. >> it is crucial to understand those individuals that stood up for us when they didn't have to. many of them didn't have to. they made a choice. so it was extremely important to give them that respect. >> this week local high school students met with others visiting from the north at the old freedom headquarters and strategyized on how they would organize such a project today. less than 7% of the voting age blacks were registered and thanks to the new laws the rate climbed to 67% in a couple of years. >> as the museum is under going construction by the state capitol, it is part of a just and bold new era, more blacks hold an office here than other states, whites still control the city council here. >> when it comes to critical issues to our community, there are problems and these guys get together about the redistricting and make sure they maintain the status quo and they have the votes to do it. >> some fear that too many young blacks could take the one hard vote for granted and decide that right no longer fulfill