one, this psalm, psalm 24 verse 9, with a speech that lyndon johnson gave to congress about the issuesverty in america. and so she took those two texts and combined them here in an amazing print. corita was looking for words that would be very evocative and that would lead us to a different place. so she would extrapolate those words, those phrases, in some cases, the images, and contextualize them in a way that made them spiritual and engaging. corita's print about john f. kennedy and pope john xxiii incorporates the logo of the sunkist citrus-growing company which was actually based in los angeles, and she also printed in some lemons and what looked to be limes, incorporated those elements into the print. she often used the word "sun" or an image of the sun to signify a person or an idea that she found particularly enlightening or clear-eyed, someone who was a visionary. she certainly understood the outside art world and that it was distinct from her and different from her. she was interested in it, she engaged with it, but she stayed her own course. she had a certain task that she w

we can find comfort in the scripture in psalms that help us to look back and feel the pain of others.re you? why have you abandoned me? that is a universal feeling and that we are a, not alone, and ba community to allow us to find comfort, and we will see people in churches an synagogues in coming weeks to find answers or ask questions, and maybe there are no answers, but there are certainly questions that allow us to find comfort in one another. >> i'm curious about the questions that you have been getting from the congregants. >> i think the questions of how could god allow this happen? and it is a normal question. i am asking that. i don't think that god causes something like this. there is a lot of work done in theology for example after the holocaust, and where was god in the holocaust, and there is no answer. one rabbi and many people have said that god is present in those who risk their lives to resist, and those who hit people, and those who took risks in order to bring holiness into the world, and that is for me at least, the only consolation that i can find is that in those

you for joining our team at twelve minutes past the hour the pentagon will reportedly pour a major psalm into a new infrastructure for its military base at guantanamo bay the u.s. government repeatedly pledged to put an end to the controversial detention facility that's based at the site and used to hold terror suspects archie's going to church you can is here with more. forty million dollars will be spent to lay out this underwater fiber optic cable from south florida to cuba where the guantanamo bay prison camp is located the base commander said it only makes sense if we're going to be here for any period of time an infrastructure project like that may well suggest that the u.s. military's preparing for detentions and other operations at the guantanamo base for the long term when president obama was first running for office he pledged to shut down guantanamo in very strong terms in two thousand and ninety even signed an executive order to close it but not only did not shut it down but the u.s. is obviously renovating guantanamo in this case by improving communications and the argument

and america's hunt for julian the psalms appears to be continuing while the whistleblower is waiting for atwood or to make a decision on his a solemn bid that says on a t.v. set to bring you the final episode of his interview show. up next as promised our interview what with author and correspondent martin shay with the middle east and focused on the volatile transition underway in the reach him. i. i'm sitting down with martin c. a veteran correspondent he's covered foreign affairs for many years one of his latest books is called the politically incorrect guide to the middle east he also wrote extensively about u.s. wash over the nations thank you very much for joining us to see if my pleasure i want to start with russia you wrote an article about the monkey needs to law the law is supposed to punish russian officials allegedly involved in human rights violations by not granting them us and by freezing their assets here the state department has the full authority to deny the says to anyone they want without any senate approval why this bill in your opinion the senators in question w

you know, it is said in the book of psalms there are days made in heaven. certainly this is a day made in heaven to honor our friends, the british. i think they got it exactly right. well, let's get started. to welcome us here this for the national monument and historic shrine, here are the for the mchenry guard and drum corps. well, they tell me they've already performed. weren't they great? so we have a great act to follow them, though. welcome to the podium maryland's senior senator in the u.s. congress, the honorable barbara mikuls mikulski. >> can i move this over? good morning, everybody. well, hasn't the weekend just been fan fatasticfantastic? the great weather and crowds and participation commemorating the war of 1812. i want to welcome our distinguished ambassadors from britain and canada, ambassador westcott and duer and ray mavis and fort mchenry superintendent tina orcut. the congressional delegation is here and the mayor is here and she's been everywhere over the weekend. i know that governor o'malley, i believe, will be coming shortly. we're

in ecuador's embassy in london waiting for a decision on his asylum bit also under house arrest of psalms was producing an interview show aired on r.t. which has made world headlines laura smith looks back at the news making progress. i'm julian assange. it is true of wiki leaks where they expose the world secrets these documents belong the united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemned this quote after quote evil or promised an insight into the world tomorrow and in twelve episodes judy and i saw interviewed opinion formers and activists from across the political spectrum. and with the first guest being hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah the program proved it wasn't going to hold back from the get go talking to a man the mainstream media has ignored for six years what we called for in serious negotiations dialogue and said to reform etc i'm always going to carry on because the alternative to that i know what the cause of the diversity is and i was inside syria because of the sensitivity of the situation in syria also that just i was there just civ

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whilst there, they recite psalms and some people kiss the wall, and they feel by putting a note on thehts are closer to god, and that is why the people do this type of activity. >> this is a holy day in israel in which the western wall is a significant central figure and what day is that? >> this is the ninth day of the hebrew month. and on this day twice the temples were destroyed. the first temple built by king solomon was destroyed 2,333 years ago, and i might have that backwards. and the second temple was destroyed by the babylonians and the second temple was destroyed by the romans 1,944 years ago and the temples are discussed in the book of kings as well as in the book of ezra. >> we have some sound of mitt romney speaking with israeli prime minister benjamin n netanyahu. let's listen to that for a moment. >> i'm honored to be here on this holy day to recognize the solemn ti of tity of the day an the suffering of the jewish people over the centuries and the millennia, and come with recognition of the sacrifices of so many, but unfortunately the tragedies of wanton killing are not

and if we're religious, i am as a christian, i bear witness with the grace of god so i get help, psalm 12 but i sonowhearess ryl. qu wtsafo when henry highland garnet said that, he didn't say give up, sell your soul, he didn't say cave in. he just said you might think you're in the promisedand, but he cs savery by another game, jim crow. then you move to the north, jim crow jr. hunting you down. it not legalized, but it's still jimrow. what do blkeoat ? epsh wl athy we a blues people. see, blues looked the catastrophe straight in the face and say, like p.b. king, i've soulanm g ow've got lve in my oslk st m t w' not as free as i want to be. [laughter] give me a little help with lucille. i'm going to sing this song. nobody loves me but my mama. [laughter] that's not hopeful in his thy ss bit'sery fu thale right now is we've got a younger generation who is more and more either selling too [iib of their souls for- caevodupor s lly it benjamins, all they want is money. no, no, your grandma's weeping from the grave. she didn't just want you to be financially succesul. she wants you to learn

in the bible and in the psalms, it? but a person with their children's children. in lieu of the talks but if you -- in luk, it talks about if you build a tower, when you first estimate the cost of the tower in the first place? in the bible, they see a good tax policy as it relates. does not mean they do not want to pay their taxes. the lender is ceaser, for sure. they believe in that, for sure. at the same time, they believe that lower taxes means more money that a family can choose to spend rather than the government. host: north carolina, jim. the republican line. go-ahead. caller: this sounds a little ragged. i hope you can hear me. the tea party deal, if i understand their primary concern, one of their founding principles was that government is much too big. well, let's stick to federal here. the talk about principle been principal without being obnoxious. then i ally myself with the tea party movement and then i have to cut my medicare card and mail in my social security back every month. guest: well, i am somewhat following the argument there. i think he mak

he talks about, you know, both sides can't be right, and yet here this happened and so he quotes a psalmhteous altogether, meaning we can't make any sense of this, we just have to do the best we can in the twilight and a kind of seeking moral clarity in a world that's never going to be as clear as we want it to be, and you know, doris written so brilliantly about this, this suffering tragic figure martyred on good friday, in april of 18, you just have this sense that whether you call it providence or call it fate or you call it god or chance, you do have this sense that moving through american history, is there has been a kind of design and we were enormously lucky, enormously lucky, that abraham lincoln was where he was when the crisis came. >> absolutely. >> again, having this man who as you said, doris, failed over and over and over again. >> the ability to withstand adversity and come through trials of fire is one of those qualities we need to look for in a leadership because if you've been through it before and see yourself coming out the other he end you have confidence it can be a

psalm 72 teaches us to that defend the cause of the poor and to give deliverance to the needy is oneings, a calling repeated through the new book, the torah and many books of faith across this country, to reject the great tradition of a circle of protection, of a prayerful reflection on those who are the neediest in our society and instead say we will extend ad infinitum the tax breaks for the wealthiest americans, i think, defies america's values and defies our greatest tradition of creating and sustaining opportunity while protecting the most vulnerable amongst us. i think, mr. president, that our belief in the american dream and our commitment to basic fairness and responsible problem-solving calls us forward to vote for the reid plan today. this bill is not a substitute for the comprehensive tax reform our nation truly needs, tax reform that simplifies the code, that lowers rates and broadenens the rate -- that's a task we must turn do at a different time. i believe this bill to which i hope this body will turn is the best chance we've got at retaining these important tax credits

in the bible and in the psalms, it? but a person with their children's children.n lieu of the talks but if you build a tower, when you first estimate the cost of the tower in the first place? in the bible, they see a good tax policy as it relates. does not mean they do not want to pay their taxes. they believe in that, for sure. at the same time, they believe that lower taxes means more money that a family can choose to spend rather than the government. host: north carolina, jim. the republican line. go-ahead. caller: this sounds a little ragged. i hope you can hear me. the tea party deal, if i understand their primary concern, one of their founding principles was that government is much too big. well, let's stick to federal here. the talk about principle been principal without being obnoxious. if i have an arrogant said of principles such as, it is too big, it has to get smaller, and of the primary problems as medicare and that type, and i will ally myself with the tea party movement, that i have to cut my medicare card up and mail messages security back in every