. >> has the sabbath, or let me rephrase that. has your work life interfered with the sabbath in the past? >> i try not to let my work life interfered. one of the to i think one of the most compelling messages i have for the reader today, 2011, is how important and how difficult it is for me as the sabbath approaches on friday to turn off my cell phone and blackberry, but how liberating it is. but i will tell you that i never to politics on the sabbath, but according to my understanding of my religious tradition, i carry out any governmental responsibilities that i have on the sabbath, if i can't delegate them. so i vote on the sabbath because i think it is too much on the line for me to miss a vote. i participated important national security meetings, or budget meetings because i think the well being of the community sometimes the life of a lot of people is on the line. but other than that i mostly enjoyed being at home, being with my family. >> senator joe lieberman, his newest book, "the gift of rest." >> and now, nobe nobel pr

i've observed the sabbath, according to jewish tradition most of my life.i consider it to be a gift, something that anchors my life, helps me re-energize, reconnect with my family, my friends, myself, my spiritual side. and so i am essentially offering "the gift of rest" to the reader. what ever your religion, hoping that they will see something here that will lead them and want of a little more sabbath in their own life. i think we're all busy, all very connected by our electronics 24/7. unique you create create some fences inside which we can take a break in eccentric on what is a typical sabbath for your? >> well, according to the traditional jewish practice,

that sabbath year was the 490th sabbath year. for those of you that no the bible, it should ring a bell. [chime] before hundred ninetieth year, the sabah here, -- the 490th year, the sabbath year, rather. if you study daniel, the first coming of the lord jesus christ was based on 490 years. not only did it end the cycle from joshua, it ended -- [chime] supervisor campos: -- president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> i would like to talk about the branch library, which the library wants to remove and replace with a replacement that someone close to the original call a sanitized, gentrified product. this is a historical, multicultural community-created merrill that features a world- famous chili and singer- songwriter -- chilean singer- songwriter and an african american songwriter who is not named on the building. at the time this was originally discussed in august of 2009 at the library commission, the work a lot of individuals and groups who supported saving and refreshing all of the merrill, or at this the front, which feature

saturday is also the sabbath in the jewish faith and for 7th day adventist. is a strictly observant jew and they do not travel or conduct business between sunset on friday and sunset on saturday in order to honor the sabbath. this year the republican party of clark county, nevada, decided to schedule most of the caucuses at that time regular time but they will let one precinct start caucusing four hours after everybody else has finished to accommodate 500 people including sheldon adelson. the precinct meets at the adelson educational campus which is a school named for sheldon adelson because he bought it. this was reported by our awesome friend john ralston from the las vegas sun who says this special sheldon adelson caucus seemed destined to cause

. >> on the sabbath, no less. >> so i said, i need a horse for the show tonight. he said, what kind? [laughter] i said, a horse, you know, a knowhorse. he says, there are palomino, a clydesdales, more. what do you want? i am going, all right, a picture mr. ed. who would he choose for a bride? get me that horse. i go home, sleep, shower, go back to the studio. there is a horse there. for the 7:30 p.m. audience, i wrote a piece. bill murray is the weekend that big guy. gilda is going to play the voice. in dress rehearsal, the horse was coming back. it was the widow, so we put a black veil and little hat on the horse. the horse was let in. bill said, did he suffer much. no-oo-oo, he went quietly-y-y. something happened with this horse between the time of dress rehearsal and when he saw the red light in knew he was on television. because -- did he suffer much? the horse to started going in circles. flipped out. we had no script. gilda going, oooh, so upset. the horses leaves the studio, goes down a corridor at nbc. lorne says to the cameramen, follow that horse. gilda

any governmental responsibilities that i have on the sabbath. if i can't delegate them. so i vote on the

sabbath it's not necessarily always what you see it could be mechanical. >> you also told us that 5:00g the news that you set up the sleepover situation explained that. >> it's called the passenger assistance program and the airlines anticipate people will be staying overnight into the morning and they ask us to set up cots, we set up kits with toothbrushes and had some of our concession stay open all later for passengers who want to make use of the accommodations there. >> her careerthe loren maltese is days away from getting her adopted daughter back home, after that she lost custody of her 14 year- old ashley, these are pictures that taken over the holidays. when ashley came north from alabama where the sister of loren multis has custody and the sister has agreed to let the " return to the chicago area for school. >> i know it will be an adjustment for her and an adjustment for me because we haven't lived together so i am excited. i knew we would be together one day. >> getting the ok to return her for school is the easy part's she said regaining full custody of her daughter will be

. >> on the sabbath, no less. >> so i said, i need a horse for the show tonight. he said, what kind? [laughter]

which aafected the sabbath.3:33:06 there re billions of deeply religious people for whom that isscompletelyld mess with time.13:45:54 we need to see ccange to make this world a bbtter place.3:33:44 you get of course a zillion e-mails and some of them enthuuiastically agree with you and some of them are outraged. this issnormal. hanke and henry would also like to see the world get rid of time zones and adopt a universal time... to syncronize dates and times worldwide. worldwide. hhnke-henry permanent calendar for yourself... go to our website.. foxbaltimore dot com slash newslinks. it's blustery tonite tonite but we may see another arm- uplikeelast week's... week's... here's meterologist emily gracey witt the skywatch forecat forecast 3 3 several elements just came together... possibly even a miracle... that's what made the difference difference 3 children... stuck insideeaacar...in an icy river.thh two heroes that rescued them...later on fox45 news aa ten 33:25 "all we're asking for is a fair playing field. field....your tax dollars... will help fund a huge project ii downtown baltimore....

senator joe lieberman his latest gift to the kaput the gift of rest rediscovering the duty of the sabbath. >> next marchi talks about it takes to be a successful publisher and the lessons she learned from the numerous best-selling author she's worked with. it's about 45 minutes. >> good afternoon everyone and welcome to the conservative network. those of you here in washington all of you around the world watching this on cctv. i want to welcome you all to the november conservative movement network. im michele, president of the clare boothe luce policy institute and i'm delighted to be here with bridget factor hauer partner for many years from the heritage foundation in their beautiful room here. we've put on the conservativet r network together every month for almost ten years and what a treat it is to work with youw bo all. before i mentioned our speakera anind introduce her, i want to o mention a little somethingomethn wpecial that happens next month those of you who've been coming for a while kornow that we havea tradition in december, and we a, have a a special, a different kd of spea

joe lieberman called and indicated that he couldn't do it because his sabbath began on friday night. we moved it to saturday night to accommodate him. no one, i submit, has raised any issue with fox about it being appropriate or inappropriate. >> bill: maybe that's because in 2008 what happened? what happened in 2008 in south carolina? mr. harpootlian? what happened? >> we had democratic primary. >> bill: had you a democratic date debate in 2008 on mlk day. did you know that? >> but -- i knew that. >> bill: who sponsored that debate? >> uh -- one of the networks. >> bill: congressional black caucus. on martin luther king. debate, democratic. >> but, but, but what happened on that day? every democratic candidate. but they also participated in a number of events leading up to that. >> bill: there is a litmus test now that any political candidate has to participate in the event? look -- >> -- recognize it. recognize it. >> bill: wouldn't you say to me that if had you to rethink this harpootlian the republicans shouldn't debate in hindsight of what has already happened? >> no, what i sai

ozzy was a well known hell raiser, lead singer of black sabbath and solo artist.name it concerts he would toss pig and cow guts into the crowd in an attempt to get ozzy back that fan hurled that famous bat. he picked it up and bit into it thinking it was a toy. it wasn't. after the concert an ambulance had to rush ozzy to nearby hospital for rabbi shots. he bit off more than he could chew 30 years ago today. that's "the fox report" for friday, january 20th,2.

a strange situation now where, you know, the orthodox jews often stone non-observing jews on the sabbath, for example, in jerusalem. so within the religions themselves, there is ever-growing conflict. jerusalem is at the center, of course, of the israel/palestine conflict, and that in itself has a sort of iconic value, an iconic centrality in many of the, many of the cry -- crises that are happening in the arab and muslim world. and it's of ever greater importance in europe, too, and in america. so all of these things are really being played out, um, in jerusalem in different ways. and also, you know, america versus iran. iran is very shrewdly taking up the cause of jerusalem. they have a jerusalem day, um, the elite, the elite, um, part of the revolutionary guard is called thal quds brigade. so they have cleverly taken up jerusalem as a way they as persians, they as aryans, they are shia, and they are appealing to the sunni arabs who are often suspicious of them. so using jerusalem is a very clever way of doing this. so in so many ways jerusalem is ever more central. and it's one the sa

entrenchments upon bunker hill, saturday morning, about 3:00, and has not yet ceased, and it is now 3:00 sabbaththe next night in a dreadful battle must ensue. oh, mighty god, cover the heads of our countrymen and be a shield to our dear friends. how many have fallen we know not. the couldn't roar of the cannon is so distressing we cannot eat, drink or sleep, nearly be supportive and sustained in the dreadful conflict. i'm safe by the friends and then i have secured myself a retreat at your brother's, who kindly offered me part of his house. i cannot compose myself to write any further at present. i will add more as i get further. >> philadelphia, july 7, 1775. my dear. the account you give me of the numbers slain on the side of our enemies is effecting the human. >> although it is a glorious approve of the bravery of our worthy countrymen, considering all the disadvantages under which they fought, they really exhibited prodigies of valor. your description of the distresses of the worthy inhabitantses of boston and the other seaport towns is enough melt a heart of stone. our consolation must by

concern in clark county, where las vegas is, that orthodox jews, and other people that observe the sabbath on saturdays would not be able to participate in the 9:00 a.m. caucuses, so they have established a second evening caucus. that will begin at 7:00 p.m. at night. there will be a fair amount of responsibility on the part of the voters to call their party and figure out where the location is and what time it will start. those of you on the east coast will have to wait a long time before we see results. host: you give us a lot of information. is there something else our viewers might be interested in knowing that you find interesting? guest: it will be interesting to see how the candidates deal with western voters. nevada has some unique issues. florida has some similarities with the foreclosure crisis. we are at the top of the list when it comes to unemployment. it will be interesting to hear about jobs, benefits, and the economy. there is the issue of nuclear waste storage that usually comes up. we are home to yucca mountain, the place congress wants to send nuclear waste, and presiden

and then the people who organize that on the sabbath you to separate the white glass from the green glass from the ground glass for the recycling priests. our friends on the left, the progressives have a whole list of things that you have to do. and a whole list of things that you're not allowed to do. and their list is slightly longer and more tedious than leviticus. goes on and on and on and on. so around the left table, they can get along, as long as we're stupid enough to keep throwing taxpayer dollars into the center of the table. and everyone around around the left table, because each with different things, but as long as we are foolish enough to keep throwing cash into the center of the table they can get along just as they do in the movies after the bank robbery, one for you, one for you, one for you. then everybody on the left can be happy. but if we do our job properly, if we say no new taxes, and mean it, if we put our foot on the air hose and stop the flow of cash into the center of the table and a pile of cash begins to dwindle, then our friends on the left begin to look at e

and the people that organize that on the sabbath you have to organize the white glass from the green glass from a brown glass for the recycling priest. they have a whole list of things that you have to do and a whole list of things i you are not allowed to do and their list is slightly longer and more tedious than leviticus. it goes on and on and on. a roundtable, they can get along as long as we are stupid enough to keep during tax payer dollars into the center of the table. -- to keep throwing tax payer dollars into the center of the table. because they each want something, but as long as we are foolish enough to keep throwing tax dollars into the center of the table, they can keep getting along, just like in the movies after the bank robbery. one for you, one for you, one for you, and then everybody can be happy. we can do our job properly if we say no new taxes, and mean it. if we put our foot on the air hose and stop the flow of cash into the table, and the pile of cash starts to dwindle. that our friends on the left begin to look at each other a little bit more like the second

entrenchments upon bunker hill, saturday morning, about 3:00, and has not yet ceased, and it is now 3:00 sabbaththe next night in a dreadful battle must ensue. oh, mighty god, cover the heads of our countrymen and be a shield to our dear friends. how many have fallen we know not. the couldn't roar of the cannon is so distressing we cannot eat, drink or sleep, nearly be supportive and sustained in the dreadful conflict. i'm safe by the friends and then i have secured myself a retreat at your brother's, who kindly offered me part of his house. i cannot compose myself to write any further at present. i will add more as i get further. >> philadelphia, july 7, 1775. my dear. the account you give me of the numbers slain on the side of our enemies is effecting the human. >> although it is a glorious approve of the bravery of our worthy countrymen, considering all the disadvantages under which they fought, they really exhibited prodigies of valor. your description of the distresses of the worthy inhabitantses of boston and the other seaport towns is enough melt a heart of stone. our consolation must by

and of the people who organize that on the sabbath you have to separate the white class from the greenriends on the left, the progressives have a whole list of things you have to do at a whole list of things you're not allowed to do and their lists is slightly longer and more tedious than leviticus. it goes on and on. around left's table, they can get along as long as we are stupid enough to keep throwing taxpayer dollars into the center of the table. everyone on the left -- they each want different athens but as long as we are foolish enough to keep throwing cash into the center of the table they can get along just as they do in the movies after the bank robbery to address the one for you and one for you and everybody on the left can be happy. but if we do our job properly we say no new taxes and the it. if we put our foot on the air hose and stop the flow of cash into the center of that table and a pile of cash begins to dwindle our friends on the left begin to look at each other a little bit more like the second to the last seen in those lifeboat movies. now they are beginning to wo