and life cycle events - bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah is a sinai moment. the circumcision is a sinai moment, because the child is brought into the covenant. the wedding is creation moment. >> it's such a central part, the covenant. >> it's the dominant metaphor for us. >> for someone who is not aware of the power of that term, could you unpack it a little bit for us? >> the idea is that the jewish people ultimately - first of all, we believe noah - all humanity - has a covenant with god; noah is every man. and then there's a special covenant made with the jewish people, the purpose of which is to live by the teaching, torah, teach it, live it, follow god's behest, the commandments, carry it on, until there is a universal covenant. that doesn't mean till everybody becomes jewish - it means by that time, by our concept, there won't be any separate institutional religions; that is everybody living as they ought to, as part of an alliance. it's an alliance with god. it's as if the world has to move from original chaos to cosmos or harmony, and everything you d

blywise back at mount sinai. in his opinion, judy never had breast cancer. >> i went to the lawyer. he said he had good news and he had bad news for me. and i said well give me the good news first. he said the good news is, he says you are cancer-free. you have no cancer. never had cancer. >> well, because it wasn't just that you didn't have cancer. it's just that you had never had cancer. >> never had cancer. >> that's right. judy had both breasts removed and was now being told she had never had breast cancer at all. judy's lawyer says it was a mistake that should never have happened. >> the pathologists at this institution had doubt about what they were looking at. when they wrote their report, they didn't have clarification. they gambled. judy valencia lost. >> there are people who do get misdiagnosed based on someone not having that expertise to know what they're looking at. it is important to stack the odds in your favor. putting together a team that deals with this a lot, and this is what they eat, sleep, and breathe is taking care of patients with breast cancer, or who think

one of those organizations is mount sinai school of medicine here in new york. he has been working with doctors there to analyze data related to genetics and organ health. not everybody is a fan of big data. tall ib said big data may mean more information but it also means more false information. i'm pleased to have jeff hammerbacher here at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you, dharlie. >> rose: your is an interesting life. so let's talk a little bit about that first. or we at least think so. >> i appreciate that. born in indiana, born in michigan, moved to indiana when i was five. yeah. >> rose: were you because of an extraordinary success you had in the tech world where one of those people who were drawn to mathematics, to code, to doing things in the computer science world? >> sure, yeah, when i was in second grade even i was pulled out of the regular math courses and placed in a accelerated math program in my elementary school. and by 5th grade they brought in a professor from local university to work with me on some higher level math. so it

following court verdict for last year's football riot while a state of emergency has been declared in sinai over fears that the terror attack might take place. hugo chavez is a big success nicolas maduro is sworn in as interim president following the funeral ceremony of the late venezuelan leader. visit is marred by a series of taliban suicide attacks with claims one of them was a direct message to the u.s. defense secretary. well i welcome you watching r.t. live from moscow. chaos is erupting in egypt after a court upheld death sentences for twenty one people involved in last year's deadly football riots five more defendants received life sentences for their role in the stadium violence which kind over seventy lives portside has already seen a week of clashes leading up to the verdict while protesters have tossed at police and football federation building in cairo artie's bell tree has the latest. the scenes are very tense here in port side after this damning verdict people say at the moment thousands gathered at the government headquarters and marched towards the canal syria's canal and i

after a court verdict for last year's football riots while a state of emergency has been declared in sinai over fears that the terrorists might take place there will bring you up to speed on the latest. also traverses hand-picked successor nicolas maduro sworn in as interim president following the funeral ceremony of the late venezuelan leader. and free at last un peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the golan heights region have been released and handed over to the jordanian government. eight pm saturday evening here in moscow my name is kevin zero in this is r t n first knows just how it's been plunged into chaos today one protest has reportedly been killed in the capital in the unrest following a court verdict in the case of last year's football riots death penalties have been confirmed for twenty one people will five others receive life sentences for testers torched police and football federation buildings in cairo while the violence rages on imports you're seeing live pictures over my shoulder there now as coach or without his belt truth squad the latest. the scenes are very

she's a graduate student at mount sinai.ct answer to your question, there are two strategies that i often give people for remembering things. the first is to attach -- i'm sure these are all old hat to you. >> they may be very different. i'm working with a different part of the brain. >> first to try to attach a new memory to an old memory. >> something that clicks it. clicks the memory. >> try to remember a name or a face. you meet someone new named martha, so you attach -- maybe you remember martha washington, so you use -- think of martha washington. >> so this person is old. >> or you pick out part of the world that you recognize like mart so you think of your favorite shopping mart. that's a trigger to bring the new word back. >> see, what i like to do when -- it's like my keys because people always ask me that. they say do you ever lose your keys. my family goes all the time. what i do is i stop, and i retrace my steps. and i think, okay, and i actually go auto biographically back into my life and think, oh, yes, i cam

following court verdict for last year's football riot while a state of emergency has been declared in sinai over fears that a terror attack might take place will bring it to speed with the latest this hour also chavez's time picked successor nicholas would do it was sworn in as interim president following the funeral ceremony of the late venezuelan leader. and three of last year and peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the golan heights region to be released and handed over to the jordanian government. for a good evening shoot my name is kevin oh it's ten pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. live in our top story egypt's been plunged into chaos to protest has reportedly been killed in the capital and the unrest following a court verdict in the case of last year's football riots death penalties have been confirmed for twenty one people will five others receive life sentences protesters torched police and football federation buildings in cairo while the violence rages on import side of his belt troops got the latest. the scenes are very tense here in port side after this damning v

riots the capital has been seen to the most violent clashes with a state of emergency was declared in sinai over terror attack fears are bringing up to speed on my own. other headline who could have as his handpicked successor nicholas would do it was sworn in as interim president following the funeral ceremony of the late venezuelan leader. and free at last un peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the golan heights region have been released and handed over to the jordanian government. good evening it's given i would hear r.t. tonight very good to have your company our top story than egypt's been plunged into chaos three people have reportedly been killed in cairo tonight with some reports indicating an eight year old child was among the victims the un rest follows that court verdict in the case of last year's football riots which confirmed earlier death sentences and gave new prison terms to his artie's beltran with the latest. the scenes are very tense here in port side after this damning verdict that people say at the moment thousands gathered at the government headquarters and

sinai who is an oncologist.ologists they're capable of removing part of the bowels or spleen. you have the same thing with our rolling which are experts. that is the whole purpose of this study. if you see about ten of these patients a year you are considered high volume. if a hospital has about 20 of these cases, doesn't sound a lot those are high volume. >> jamie: we talk about what request can you ask your doctor. don't be afraid how many procedures they have seen. what is the treatment or best treatment when you do find out you do have it? what is it that women aren't getting? >> what is it in the early stage surgery is the way to go. if you remove 95% of the disease your outcome will be better because the chemotherapy can work better. when it comes to more advanced stages, something that you want to get as much of the cancer and then perhaps by getting chemotherapy they will do much better. if you are not familiar with the disease and not doing appropriate surgery you may have 30% of the disease and surviva

president morsi, senator mccain was clear that they have to stop the flow of these weapons through the sinai and gaza. the news that with one to stop the tunnels -- we have to draw more see -- morsi closer to us. they need imf funding. they have to focus on their economy. without a stable economy, you will continue to see a slide toward regimes and leadership that will not be pro-u.s. or pro-israel. >> amos yadlin amos yadlin -- amos yadlin, iran's possibility of getting a nuclear weapon is a bit concerned. you head for the east and even iraq, increasing stability in iraq now that u.s. forces are gone. israeli policymakers and strategists look at the map. how do they rank and prioritize which issue they need to deal with tomorrow? >> when i was a fighter pilot, i used to have a couple of principles. one was never panicked. second, never be in florida. the slightly paranoid. that is what we are. by the way, senator mccain say to me from prison. we flew the same airplane. i was in flight school and we knew the senator was in prison in vietnam. when i was all over egypt in 1973, he immediately

. >> today, two british tourists were released in egypt's sinai peninsula after being kidnapped by bedouin gunmen earlier in the day. it is the latest blow to the country's tourism industry, which is still reeling from months of political unrest and the crash of a hot air balloon last week. from luxor, the bbc reports. >> the amazing temple of karnak. parts of the complex are over 3000 years old. pharaoh after pharaoh, chapels, obelisks. so if you are coming to appreciate -- so few are coming to appreciate it. a few years ago, 7000 -- several thousand tourists per day were coming here. we are seeing little more than a handful. the revolution led to a dramatic downturn in tourism. shirley and john have been coming here for 20 years. >> it is a revolution -- since the revolution, we have practically been here on our own. >> and you go back home and you tell friends and family that you are heading back to egypt, what is their reaction? >> are you safe going out there ? yes, we feel very safe going out there. there is no reason why nobody should go to egypt. >> this week, some of luxor's trade

in the sinai mountains, 150-mile fence is going up along the border with egypt. 20 feet high, thermalameras, razor wire. when it's finished it will run all along israel's border with egypt. israel is quite physically walling itself off from a neighbor it's had a peace deal with for three decades. israel still has a peace treaty with egypt, its biggest arab neighbor, but it is not taking any chances. >> this is the fence itself. >> reporter: made of what? steel? >> exactly. you can see way above it's like knives. >> reporter: very hard to climb. you couldn't grip on it. in northern israel another fence is going up along the syrian border. it's not far from the saroker family home. >> we know the whole thing is going to explode in our face at some point. it looks like it's going to be soon. >> reporter: israel is becoming a fortress. fences along the borders with egypt, lebanon, and syria. more fences around the gaza strip and a massive wall along the west bank. a country the size of new jersey with more than 500 miles of barricades. israel is shutting out the arab world and shutting it

david samadi is here, the advicvicechairman of the departf urology at cedars mount sinai. shall we begin? we have been talking about the serious new warning about a popular antibiotic. we probably all have it in our medicine cabinet. the fda is saying zithromax can call potentially fatal irregular heart rhythm in some patients. if you have a sore throat, that's not what you're looking for. what should we do? >> i'm not ready to leave the antibiotic yet. i want to explain first the use of the antibiotic. a lot of people will be motivated by fear now and run away from it. we actually have a lot of great medical uses for it because it stays in the system for a while. the trick about zithromax is when you give it, it stays around for a few days. if you could take it for five days and get ten days worth of bang for your buck out of it. that's really valuable, and it's useful for sinus infections, bronchitis, not so much for ear infections. for gonorrhea its useful. the problem is it's so popular because you only have to take it for five days that people are overusing it. we've

. >> reporter: at montana sinai adolescent health center in new york, doctor/patient texting has become so popular, dr. katie malbon has created a formal program to keep up with it. >> your parameters are to give information, accurate, short, keep the door open so these kids keep coming back? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: text in the city allows teens to send in anonymous questions doctors respond to within 24 hours. the center receives up to 50 inquiries a day, ranging from reproductive health to diet and disease. >> this technological trend is expected to change medicine as we know it. it has the potential to improve the doctor-patient relationship in particular by providing greater accessibility, a freer flow of information, and more immediate responses. >> there's a thirst for knowledge. i feel once they start sending in the text message and they get an answer, they keep going and they'll send more and more in. >> reporter: to ease parents' worries, dr. bergert says she consults with them before beginning a texting relationship with any teen patients and she never releases sensit

sinai medical center. doctors, good morning. welcome. >> happy easter, happy passover. >> yes, definitely. >> it's easter, but we begin with really a frightening story. have you heard about this in oklahoma? raises fears for denltal patients nationwide. authorities are warning 7,000 patients of oral surgeon dr. wayne harrington to be tested for hiv and hepatitis, this after they say his office did not sterilize the dent ool instruments properly. a report says he may have reused needles and rusty instruments were even used. dr. siegel, you go to the dentist, you trust them, know them, you go once or twice a year. how do we know they're following proper procedure? >> marc, i was accepting that question. of course this is a rare, rare event. times when this has happened. dr. samadi pointed out dr. sedine in colorado last year, also with cardiology appointment where people got hepatitis c. in general, this is a rare occurrence. still, if you go to any doctor's appointment, you look at the sterile procedures, is the doctor wearing gl

. >> today, two british tourists were released in egypt's sinai peninsula after being kidnapped by bedouin gunmen earlier in the day. it is the latest blow to the country's tourism industry which is still reeling from months of political unrest and the crash of a hot air balloon last week. from luxor, the bbc reports. >> the amazing temple of karnak. parts of the complex are over 3000 years old. pharaoh after pharaoh, chapels obelisks. so if you are coming to appreciate -- so few are coming to appreciate it. a few years ago, 7000 -- several thousand tourists per day were coming here. we are seeing little more than a handful. the revolution led to a dramatic downturn in tourism. shirley and john have been coming here for 20 years. >> it is a revolution -- since the revolution, we have practically been here on our own. >> and you go back home and you tell friends and family that you are heading back to egypt, what is their reaction? >> are you safe going out there ? yes, we feel very safe going out there. there is no reason why nobody should go to egypt. >> this week, some of luxor's traders

you see the sinai, the border between the two nations has always been a point of contention, it's historically been one of israel's toughest spots to defend against illegal immigrants, against would-be terrorists, now there's a new kind of unwanted guest, swarming over the border -- locusts. now, if you remember your biblical history, it was egypt that was plagued with locusts, along with many other things. back in the pharaoh's time and when the plagues were over and the israelites were spared, passov passover. well guess what, passover is two weeks from tomorrow and this time, the swarms hit both countries. so maybe those bright egyptians and israelis can use this as a way to come together for good against a common enemy, locusts. find a solution and make these plagues truly a thing of the past. the correct answer to our gps challenge question was d, the national people's congress. will culminate on thursday with the official anointment of the new leaders it began this past week with a farewell address from the outgoing premiere, wen jiabao. > >>> hello, i'm fredricka witfield, you're in the

was the day he went to a garden store in lower manhattan and picked up a killer which actually was sinaibased, and took it home and opened the can and try to mix it with the right amount of water and throw a towel over his head and breathe the fumes and hope to wake up not waking up. but he was saved by his own shortsightedness. he could not read instructions on the can, and so got the proportions on. for kennan, it was during his brief ambassadorship in moscow in 1952. when the situation was so grim that kennan insisted that the cia equipped them with suicide pills, lessons the event of war he would in turn as nazi germany in 1942, but he took torture, so that's the purpose of the suicide pills were in his case. he didn't use them. he told me he flushed them down the toilet eventually. but that he ordered them i think is completely significant. both men in later life preoccupied themselves and, indeed, overwhelmed anybody who would read them or listen to them, with great fears. and dining great fears in capital letters. chambers, that the new deal and all that followed from it was part

have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently report to be on strike in sinaiin suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down which lot of pressure on the current administration. and of course one of the troops also reporting the latest details right now from the scene you can get updated by following her on twitter now let's discuss this more with well escada he's a political blogger joining me live now from the egyptian capital well so the prospect of death penalties for those twenty one people convicted overby football match massacre if those sentences went ahead how would that be received in egypt. there's there's a big divide right now between the old trusts who are very strong force on the street and probably the rest of egyptians who feel that the trial has been highly politicized so if these twenty one verdicts are ratified by the grand mufti there alicia's a religious figure then i think that would. cause an upheaval and i think even more so in port site where people are still going to get a lot more angry than

have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently reported being on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down. not to pressure on the current administration the u.s. is dodging accusations it's drones killed up to nine people last month in pakistan saying pakistan's own military could be to blame so-called phantom strikes are becoming a problem because it means people are being killed and no one's being held to account for it or to use marina porton i reports from new york. america has long been considered the leader of drone warfare dominating the skies in the middle east africa and most recently here in the u.s. in pakistan the cia has reportedly carried out some three hundred thirty drone strikes since two thousand and four but a new problem involving the unmanned aerial weapon is emerging the problem of anonymous drones went to drone strikes killed nine people in pakistan's tribal belt last month is long was filed an official protest with the american embassy however u.s. officials say that washingto

have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently reported being on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down. not to pressure on the current administration. correspondent bill choose also reporting the latest details though right from the scene get updated by following her on twitter. venezuelans are paying their respects to the country's late leader of a seed had a long battle with cancer but it was reportedly a heart attack who was killed the president of fourteen yes' but as well as now in a week of mourning with the elections to be held in a month's time you see feel when they produce a video agency ruptly has more. caracas today is the streets are very really very somber obviously the coffin of hugo chavez was taken through the streets today and was finally taken to the military academy where literally thousands of people have gathered outside of the military academy and there's a queue which seems to know no end of people who are waiting to be able to go and see the body of hugo chavez and pay the

has been the serious epicenter of what's going on there while the state of emergency was declared in sinai over terror attacks fears will bring up to speed on other top stories this morning over chavez's handpicked successor to do it was sworn in as interim president but he wondering about venezuela's future direction after the death of the country's leader the last forty new. and free pass to him peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the golan heights region have been released and handed over to the jordanian government we examine the effect that radical opposition factions are having on the western backed rebel continued. hello good morning to you just joined a set schedule no in here this morning just after midnight now in moscow our top story in r.t. this morning egypt's been plunged into chaos as we've been reporting three people reportedly been killed in cairo with some reports indicating an eight year old child was among the victims the unrest follows a court verdict in the case of last year's football riots which confirmed death sentences and gave a new prison terms true a

verdicts for last year's football riots we want to state of emergency was declared in sinai but terror attack this. venezuela is set to vote for its new president in mid april all the country still mourning the death of its longtime leader hugo chavez. and u.n. peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the lights and then released and handed over to the jordanian government. life last year's here in moscow and broadcasting around the world this is r.t. on carriage. now egypt has been plunged into neck chaos three people have reportedly been killed in car wreck the local media indicating an eight year old child was among the victims the rest follows a court verdict in the case of last year's football riots has confirmed any a death sentence is and gave out new prison terms auntie's true has the latest now . clashes rage on in downtown cairo between anti-government protesters largely led by football fans and the security forces are the third act in his contentious point saeed football riot trial there are at least three confirmed dead after cairo based football fans set fire to a fo

talking about how the great myths and the torah - exodus and liberation and the giving of the law of sinai - drive the whole liturgical or ritual cycle throughout the jewish year in terms of festivals. and also meet the needs of rites of passage experiences, like marriage or coming to adulthood in the bat and bar mitzvah - so there it is. another thing they do, besides transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary, is rituals imply doing - they imply activity on the part of the believers. and for me, that's why i guess, of all the dimensions, if i had to pick one that just seems to be most interesting, and how odd this is the one where we don't have a roll-in - i guess we've seen plenty of rituals - but that's what's so fun about seeing people do things. whether it's praying or singing or chanting or drumming or dancing, humans are doing it - you can't see religious experience; that's why it's the hardest dimension for me as a teacher to teach. myths, you can read, but they don't capture like seeing someone doing something. yeah, janet? >> i was invited by the kidney foundation to do a

sinai medical center in new york. in dr. bleiweiss' opinion, judy never had breast cancer. >> i went to the lawyer. and he said, "you are cancer free. you have no cancer. you never had cancer." >> reporter: sadly, judy is not alone. dr. bleiweiss says, ironically, as mammograms are better able to detect smaller and smaller lesions, it is often more difficult to make an accurate cancer diagnosis. in a study released today, 60% of abnormal mammograms turned out not to be breast cancer. and most of those mammograms are followed by a biopsy, also not always black and white. one estimate revealed that as many as 4% of breast biopsies are misread. that's as many as 10,000 women in a year. so, this is a tough one. >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> because the changes are very subtle. >> reporter: every pathologist, even every trained pathologist might not see this the same way. >> that's correct. >> reporter: judy valencia's second opinion came too late, but she says she's telling her story in hopes that others will learn from her ordea

court verdicts from last year's football riots monist state of emergency was declared in sinai over terror attack. venezuela is set to vote for its new president in mid april well the country still mourning the death of its longtime leader. last un peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the golan heights have been released to the jordanian government. well news and much more twenty four hours a day you're watching. egypt has been plunged into chaos three people have reportedly been killed in cairo the local media indicating an eight year old child was among the victims you don't arrest follows a court verdict in a case of last year's football riots which confirmed death sentences and gave out new prison terms true has the latest. clashes raged on in downtown cairo between anti-government protesters largely led by football fans and the security forces after the verdict in his contentious put saeed's football riot trial there are at least three confirmed dead after kyrie based football fans set fire to a football federation building and the police club kyra football fans also known a

police officers are currently reported being on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually callingfor the current mission in syria. to step down and which is a lot of pressure on the current administration. now another sign of those crisis is the fate of egypt's elections that were scheduled for next month for the country's parliament tell us more give us the latest updates for that. egypt's administers of courts basically i roomed yesterday that and. should be egypt's parliamentary election the it should be pos the high constitutional court this is a technicality to shore account so and egypt's hire a house a kind of parliament had basically out all to bad or had been drafted and failed to send my country should call for rectifying it before the president and he should three saying that parliamentary elections would take place in april i said well the admin support the saying is that they said actual costs to be ratified by the constitutional court so it is a technicality however this has thrown the political side to into disarray here in egypt people are expecting and it said tha

have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently report to be on strike in sinaiin suicide they are actually calling for the current mischief in syria to to step down . to pressure on the current administration. top dancer from the bolshoi theatre has taken center stage in a moscow court demitra chain co attended a pretrial hearing after admitted to organizing an attack on the company's ballet director he insists that he had no idea how severe the attack would be or tease tom barton has the details from outside the bolshoi theatre. pavel dmitrichenko a leading dancer at the at the bolshoi ballet and two accomplices was at this pretrial hearing in the moscow court today they had previously written confessions admitting to some crimes but as it as was evident when the judge asked to be chained will you apologize to the bolshoi's artistic director surrogate fill in for what you have done he said for what which indicated what he later expressed himself on through his lawyer which is that he does not plead guilty to the severity of the tack that he is accused of that i

of good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently report to be on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down which lot of pressure on the current administration now correspondent belcher who is also reporting the latest details a ride from the scene get updated by following her on twitter. so the country. had a long battle with cancer but it was reportedly. the president. as well as now in a week of mourning with the elections to be held in a month's time. in caracas today is the streets a very calm but really very somber basically the coffin of hugo chavez was taken through the streets today and was finally taken to the military academy where thousands of people have gathered outside the military academy and there's a queue which seems to know no end of people who are waiting to be able to see the body of hugo chavez and pay their final respects people are still very much in a state of shock obviously hugo chavez has been battling with cancer for a very long time at the moment there's a lot of confusio

riots capital's been the scene of the most violent clashes while state of emergency was declared in sinai over terror attack fields. tonight which i was his hand-picked successor nicolas maduro small in his interim president with many wondering about venezuela's future direction now after the death of the country's leader for the last fourteen years. and for the last u.n. peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the golan heights region have been released and handed over to the jordanian government to examine the effect that radical opposition factions are having on the western backed rebel contingent. over good morning she just joined us let me have you with this it's now we're just after one am here in moscow it's kevin owen here in r.t. this morning and first as you've just been hearing egypt's been plunged into chaos three people have reportedly been killed in cairo with the local media indicating an eighteen year old child was among the victims the unrest follows a court verdict in the case of last year's football riots which confirmed earlier death sentences and gave a new pre

it is only through active engagement that we can help ensure that hamas does not rearm through the sinai and put the people of israel at risk. it is only through engagement that we can concentrate egypt's government on the imperative of confronting extremists, and it is only through engagement that we can encourage egypt's leaders to make reforms that will spark economic growth and stabilize the democratic process, and it is all tough, and there is no certainty. there is no certitude about anything in the arab spring. i expect president obama to cover each of these issues in much greater detail. i have learned one thing, as i was telling the president. i learned, it is never a good idea, ehud, to steal the president's thunder. it is never a good idea to say what he is going to say the next day, so i am not going to any further detail on this, but much greater detail -- he will discuss this when he goes to israel later this month, just before passover begins. i have to admit, i am a little jealous that he gets to be the one to say "this year in jerusalem" but i am the vice president. i am

unhappy with the verdict saying that it wasn't strong enough meanwhile we've now just got reports from sinaithat egypt is possibly putting in place a merchant sea status there because of the movement of to harvest so what we're seeing really is a country in turmoil very much on the brink of further violence here in port saeed no sign of it stopping in the future. nicolas maduro has been sworn in as venezuela's acting president following the emotional funeral of late leader hugo chavez with auto had been chavez his vice president tom was designated personally as his successor at a symbolic swearing in ceremony in front of the late leader's coffin he pledged loyalty to chavez promising to force his words and orders and leaders from around the globe and thirty's. as venezuelans gather to wash out his home friday he died from a massive heart attack on tuesday following a two year battle with cancer his body will be embalmed and be displayed at the museum of the revolution is he feeling for marty's video agency ruptly witnessed chavez his funeral so really. is body will remain in state for an ext

unhappy with the verdict saying that it wasn't strong enough meanwhile we've now just got reports from sinai that egypt is possibly putting in place. status there because of the movement of jihadists so what we're seeing really is a country in turmoil very much on the brink of the violence here in port saeed no sign of it stopping in the future. ok bill thank you we'll leave it there that's true with the latest from paul. well for more on this story let's talk two sides a day who is a professor of political sociology at the american university in cairo thank you for joining us know some defendants receive the death penalty others including a police chief receive sentences of varying lengths on the surface it does appear it was abundance court decision so why the cry. well you know what a recluse will always have after talks a lot of good. natured. we have seen some of these and the officer who was in. the people and since he must be. government since he was killed in a car accident and then got cold not schooled that it was the culture not the acts as a need to clean it similarly we have thi

today the rapper's mentor, birdman visited him at cedars- sinai hospital in los angeles and tweeted thate soon. according to reports the rapper was admitted after suffering several seizures and reported i had high amounts of codeine in his system. >>> the irs says it has $917 million in refunds from tax year 2009. the agency says more than 984,000 americans have yet to file their 2009 returns. the irs says if you want to get any money back from returns in 2009 now is the time to do those taxes. 2009 tax returns must be submitted by april 15th of this year too get your refund. otherwise the money is handed over to the u.s. treasury. >>> all right, ticketed for tailgating. what a recently cited sheriff is now saying about his citation. >>> plus, the grand princess has finally left san francisco on its maiden voyage. how the cruise ship is expected to help the city over the next year? >>> plus a car-wash for a cause. the fundraiser to help the family i of a young woman found dead on caltrain tracks. >>> we have more developing news coming into the ktvu channel 2 news newsroom and it comes t

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unhappy with the verdict saying that it wasn't strong enough meanwhile we've now just got reports from sinai that egypt is putting in place measures status there because of a development of to harvest so what we're seeing really is a country in turmoil very much on the brink of further violence here in port saeed and no sign of it stopping in the future. bill true that will really give us a political activist and carlos talk to him and get some thoughts on what's. going to some defendants who see the death penalty others including a police chief go varying sentences some are even acquitted why the is there such a cry over what appears to be a set of balanced comes from the call. well first of all the results are definitely not satisfactory not just for the football fans the ultras but for the entire nation seventy eight young people got killed and yet two of the ministry of interior officials are the ones on trial president morsi had a couple of months ago appointed a fact finding committee that implicates fifty six other members of the ministry of interior this report was not taken into con

they have a new hit that was partially written in stone on mount sinai. producers of the mini series, [applause] >> i have always contended that there is a massive untapped viewers of america that are hungry for wholesome and family-friendly and faith-friendly entertainment. last weekend offered proof. more than 14 million people watched the debut of the mini series the "the bible". here's a clip of abraham offering his son isaac to god. >> ♪ bring the wood. >> father, what are you doing? you will hurt me father. >> we must trust in god. >> wow. >> joining me now the executive producers of the show mark burnet and his wife star of the show touched by an angel roma downy. it is so good to have both of you guys with us today. mark and roma. you have to be estatic the ratingsiy exceeded what the critics and network people could have expected. how did you feel when you saw what kind of viewership you had with the bible. >> we were humble and would exhilarated. 14 million people for the first even over the course of the week it ran and reran on history and lif

tmz says the 30-year-old rapper is in a medically induced coma at cedar sinai hospital in los angeles. but members of his record label are denying the report. and little wayne's twitter account was updated saying i'm good everybody, thanks for the prayers and love. tmz reports high amounts of codine were found in his system. >>> if u.s. announced that it is upgrading its security system since threats from north korea. >> north korea has recently made advances in its capabilities and has engaged in a serious of provocations. >> reporter: north korean television today showed live fire military drills with kim jung un watching them. >>> on wall street the dow's winning streak came to an end today. the industrial average lost 25 points. it had posted gains for 10 days and reached record highs the nasdaq also fell today down nine points. the declines came after a new report suggested consumer confidence has fallen. in washington, d.c., senators grilled two former jp morgan chase executives about the bank's staggering deficits of at least $6.2 million. one executive blamed others under her

tmz says the 30-year-old rapper is in a medically induced coma at cedar sinai hospital in los angeles. but members of his record label are denying the report. and little wayne's twitter account was updated saying i'm good everybody, thanks for the prayers and love. tmz reports high amounts of codine were found in his system. >>> if u.s. announced that it is upgrading its security system since threats from north korea. >> north korea has recently made advances in its capabilities and has engaged in a serious of provocations. >> reporter: north korean television today showed live fire military drills with kim jung un watching them. >>> on wall street the dow's winning streak came to an end today. the industrial average lost 25 points. it had posted gains for 10 days and reached record highs the nasdaq also fell today down nine points. the declines came after a new report suggested consumer confidence has fallen. in washington, d.c., senators grilled two former jp morgan chase executives about the bank's staggering deficits of at least $6.2 million. one executive blamed others under her

specific night that i learned the statistics, my boss was being honored by an organization at mount sinai, they had a dinner called the silver whistle dinner. that is the night that i learned these statistics. --n i learned a rape kits rape crisis counselors and rape crisis advocates. i went to that training to become that and learning what i learned there and how to deal, respectfully and kindly, with survivors, the way the district -- they deserve to be, really infused my character. i wish that all cops, all detectives, all special victims unit detectives, -- or all cops, really, the could understand the compassion that -- i said one time, how would you feel if your bike got stolen? your house was robbed? in the top just you and w and did not treat you with respect. it is about respect. that is an important part. >> violence in the media has been in the news a lot. in recent months and, obviously scu is not a program -- "svu" not am assuming, programming watch with your children. heidi utility activism and trying to curb violence in real life with the fact that the show is a violent sho