i was not raised as a reform jew but actually as a conservative jew with 14th avenue synagogue. i probably first got started in a couple different ways i entered a speech contest and happened to have been honored to win that and there had been a lot of rabbis who had won that award i also taught at beth sholem during my uc berkeley years those things put together focused on three issues i had a very special feeling about judaism i really wanted to help people and i think the rabbinate is a people profession and i enjoyed speaking putting all that together i was still choosing between being an attorney and a rabbi when i met my wife in college i told her i was either going to be a crabby or lawyer and they -- rabbi or a lawyer and she thought i was going to be an attorney i am the son of, father of, brother of, cousin of attorneys but in the end i decided to be a rabbi and it has been a wonderful wonderful life experience. >> born and raised in san francisco, you are a native san franciscan were your parents immigrants? >> no, my folks were both born in america of course my grand

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. >> coming up a synagogue community reacts to some antisemitic gray feet team it's not the first timehey've been targeted. >> and a great white shark surfaces off the coast of the jersey shore. and a group of fishermen record it all. next, what the shark ripped from their boat. >>> a little girl gets a new hand. courtesy of a 3d printer. how the addition of old-fashioned human touch is making this a dream come true for one family. scott? >> iain, it's been a beautiful summer monday across our area, but coming up, we're talking about a storm system that will bring some ♪ >> firefighters battle flames on the roof of a school in camden county. skyfox over chapel avenue in cherry hill just a short time ago. firefighters say the flames broke out on the roof of cherry hill high school west. we still don't know the this point exactly what spark the flames. >>> and take a look at this incredible video from cape may. fisherman recording this on saturday it's a great white shark ripping a basket of bait right off their boat. this happened near a world war ii ship wreck known as 28-mile wreck an

you can imagine the difference between a rabbi teaching at a synagogue -- dead silence, and he got ink church, and those negroes were pushing him, "preach, rabbi." he said the greatest day of his life was a rabbi preaching in the baptist church. he loved it. >> it is the absolute truth. i was raised presbyterian. very quiet. love.was dating darlene tavis: i was about to get to that. >> and her father was -- tavis: a minister. >> and that is when i learned about making a joyful noise before the lord. tavis: you got it figured out. >> i was so psyched, and her father said, let's get brother bill to sing. tavis: [laughs] >> holy moly. going up and singing at this black church, just on fire. that was the first time i ever sang but did not sing to an audience. i was singing to god, and they were praising god, and it was very interesting. i will never forget it my whole life. it was kind of an out of body experience. --is: you talk in your life in your book, and i am so glad you do, about your relationship with darlene love. she sat in that spot. can only imagine what you felt about it, the

synagogue gilbert kraus was confirmed in 1913 that there is reason to believe that he rarely if ever crossed the threshold of a synagogue at any moment after 1913 and he lived until 1975. >> mostly for his book, search for meaning. he was given opportunities to escape nazi germany and from what he said recently, his family were all exterminated. he survived the camp where he worked as an m.d. and another 25 years, major hospitals there. that his attitude was never to seek, you know, revenge or to without more hatred and he was faulted for his attitude. but also he was protected from direct assault, licensed and so on so he is detached from the quote experience and his love affair of a school institutes in texas, is that right? do you have any comments to make? >> i am not quite sure where the parallel is. let me take a stab at it because i did always ask the surviving rescued children, one thing i was personally curious about, whether or not they had never returned to vienna, their child at home, for any purpose, for any reason. and not too surprisingly the responses ran the gamut. t

it would prohibit the urningts search of lawfully collected , a bomb threat against a synagogue in los angeles or a church. there's no emergency exceptions and it says what you can do to stop a criminal in this country you can't do to stop a terrorist. that's long. we'll continue to work on fisa and other national security laws to maximize privacy and civil lib per -- liberties but we must do so carefully and deliberately and we must make sure to keep our country and allies safe from terrorist attacks. ultimately, while i aud -- applaud members for continuing to look for ways to reform our intelligence laws, we shouldn't be doing this on an appropriations bill with only 10

along the sketch hundred block of torresdale avenue just two or 3 miles away from the synagogue. police tell me that's a coincidence. they do not believe it had any connection to this antisemitic vandalism. in the newsroom, bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> a gas explosion rocks a new jersey township killing one person. but the small community of ewing township is responding with generosity and support. the explosion back in march was devastating. many victims lost everything but today some victims received a generous donation. $5,000 worth of gift cards from a local school and church that operates on the philosophy love thigh neighbor. >> gives us a lot of joy by helping and extending our hand to the needy and the people who are in need our attention and help. more than helping or giving some money or gift cards is more than creating something in us, culture of love. >> the school almost closed back in 2010 but the ewing community stepped up with an outpouring of support and kept it open. the school is happy to return the favor today. >> just the past 48 hours in our area two more p

members records from the synagogue, and within minute we found the names of st. louis passengers, or relatives who are paying for care of their graves. within a year going to the five synagogues that existed 10 years ago in 14 years ago in washington nights, plus the social service agencies for holocaust survivors we were able to unravel the fate of dozens of st. louis passengers who have passed through this neighborhood one of the women we met was a woman named elsa marcus, the second woman from the left. she was on the st. louis with her husband 'newlywed husband, she joked this was her honeymoon and, she was the only one who survived much they were all killed in auschwitz. she's she just died a couple years ago. she share maybe stories with us and wherever we go, i was speaking in of the san francisco public library around 10 years ago and a man comes up and said i was a child of the st. louis. and he gave us his photo. i wouldn't recognize him from the photo. he said i want to know what happened to my best friend. we were in a children's home in france togeth

several months ago someone smashed the synagogue's windows. >>> acting veterans affairs secretary gibsonnnounced new measures to help improve care for vaerns eterans in our area. he was in philadelphia today and toured the va clinic. gibson announced changes to speed up veterans' access to care, including reaching out to vets to get them off wait lists and into clinics for appointments. creating 100 new appointment slots by extending hours and ensuring more than $500,000 from the va's budget be made available to the philadelphia va. >>> now to the crisis in iraq. secretary of state john kerry warns the u.s. might not wait for iraq's officials to form a new government before taking some sort of military action. in baghdad, kerry said the u.s. won't back the present shiite government of prime minister nuri al maliki. he's blamed in part for sectarian tensions there. in just two weeks, isis fighters swallowed up chunks of northern iraq and now control every border crossing into iraq from syria and jordan. meanwhile, the pentagon says the u.s. and iraq reached an agreement for american troop

. >>> philadelphia police are investigating after anti-semitic gra fetety was found at a synagogue.found two swastikas painted on a sign yesterday. it's been all cleaned up. >> i wonder about the impact of the northeast, you wonder why there's still the existence of hatred in this society. >> this isn't the first time the congregation has been targeted. several months ago someone smashed the synagogue's windows. >>> this could be the clue to helping police identify a group of people who attacked and robbed a child in philadelphia. three people in this video pushed a 13-year-old boy to the ground, pushed him, kicked him and stole his iphone. if you recognize any of these people, call philadelphia police. >>> investigators are trying to track down a man in this photo here. they say he stole a woman's credit card and used it at several stores. the woman's wallet was snatched in center city. this man was caught on surveillance video using the woman's card at a wawa on delaware avenue and again at target on mifflin street. >>> and the man in this surveillance video, a very clear image is

. >>> the workers spent the day cleaning up a si synagogue after vandals spray pated swa tiska sn the property. they are looking through our surveillance on cameras installed last week. >>> police are looking for a man that carjacked a nun outside of a port richmond shop rite. that happened at castor and aramingo. she was waiting for a friend when the man jumped into the driver's side of the car and started to beat her. the victim suffered multiple cuts to her nice and broken finger. they are look for 2009 four-door silver chevy mal beau. >>> they charged a man with multiple car burglars. they caught up with william sauder at the area of harrow place. the police say that sauder had a bag full ofstone items. he admitted to stealing from seven unlocked cars and entering more than 50 cars in morning. he confessed to entering 50 other vehicles back in april. he's held on $75,000 bail. >>> the agency that is charged with the task of matching lungs with recipients made a major policy change. it is all because of a young lady and her family from newtown, pennsylvania. shar is here from the l

we heard a lot of spanish, ofever, there was a lot synagogues still in existence. of them and in the name of time, you can ask more questions about washington heights. administrator pulled out of a shoe box, old records. minutes we found the name of st. louis passengers who passed through the neighborhoods relatives paying for their care of their graves. within a year of going to the five synagogues that existed 14 years ago in washington heights, social service agents, we were unable to unravel the faith of dozens and dozens of st. louis passengers who passed through the neighborhood. one of the women we met was a woman from thend left. she was on the st. louis with her husband, newlywed husband. was her honeymoon and her uncle and she was the survived.hat she used to live in washington heights. couple years ago. she shared many stories with us. wherever i go around the country, i meet st. louis passengers. i was speaking in the librarycisco public around 10 years ago and a man sailed he was and a child on the st. louis. he gave us this photo. recognized hime from

could be made but once the jordanians captured the old city of jerusalem, first they burned 60 synagogues, killed every jew they could find and it was impossible for anybody to come to the western wall. so this being kind of the school's center of the jewish people, finally cutting ahead to the six day war, 1967. does anybody remember nasser? nasser was the president of egypt. probably the greatest arab leader, the most charismatic arab leader ever. nobody to compare to him now. the short version of it is he brought 1,000 tanks and 100,000 egyptian soldiers into the sinai desert threatening israel's existence. then syria, jordan, same thing. again, the short version of the story is in six day as the jewish people defeated the combined arab armies, captured the west bank, captured jerusalem and the key moment of this, the emotional climax of this thing, i remember this vividly from 1967, when israeli paratroopers pass through the lion's gate, a gate in the walls of jerusalem and reached the western wall. there were moments of secular paratroopers who didn't know how to pray, baking their b

. >>> meantime a synagogue vandal iced with a symbol of hate why this isn't the the first time this house of worship was targeted. >>> singer brett michaels using his star power for a really good cause, how he is helping people affect by those deadly twin tornadoes in wells e presenting a grant. the cooper grant neighborhood association. this grant is going to go towards developing a neighborhood planned for camden's waterfront. it will provide a frame work for future development projects. >>> 4:41 is the time. good morning, sue serio. >> we have had a decent morning out there, it is not uncomfortable, probably not air conditioning in the car kind of a morning but later on in the day we think you will need it. if nothing else but for the humidity. the scattered cloud around, not too many as you can sianni is there our deliver of moon light out there. still comfortable this morning. sunnies rising pretty soon and these nice long days right after the start of the summer. humidity does return today. it won't be horrible but seasonal temperatures are in the offing for this afternoon, mid 80's

>> yeah, two commitments, but one was for the smallest synagogue in pennsylvania, it's in a rowhouseve a speaker's program where they try to raise money for renovations. they can only fit 100 people in and charge $10 and i agreed to speak. that was the reason i think more than anything else that i turned down the flight because i love doris as you do and i would have gone up. it's what her son did was so incredible. and you know, lou katz, who has been talked about on tv was a giant of a man who did incredible big things. he gave $25 million to temple for med school and $25 million to penn state for keeping did inson law school alive, so many wonderful things. overpaid for the enquirer by $30 million of his own money because he wanted to keep it independent and keep it going. such a wonderful man on a big grand scale, not just for philadelphia but camden where he grew up as a poor kid. he's done so many wonderful things in that very troubled city. but the thing that those of us who knew lewis are feeling today and i know you knew lewis, andrea, the world is a -- is a lot less fun wit

in fact, newport is home to america's oldest jewish synagogue. in more modern times, it was here at st. mary's that john f. kennedy and wife, jackie, tied the knot. where yachts and sailboats now crowd the docks, in the 1700's, this was a major seaport for sailing ships from around the world. one of the signers of the declaration of independence hailed from newport, william ellery. during the american revolution, the british occupied the town for three years. after the british left newport, it became the base for french troops sent to aid the colonies. under general rochambeau, 5,000 french soldiers marched to join general washington at yorktown. this painting shows the british surrender that ended the revolution. the americans are on the right, and the french on the left. in the early 1800's, southern plantation owners came north to newport to build grand summer homes. not to be outdone, wealthy yankees began to build even bigger homes. that set off a race between the richest families in america to try and out-build one another. they hired the m

when john paul went to the synagogue, it was a magnificent statement to the christian world. the jews have a viability. jews have a message of spiritual revival and so, yeah, to us, to me, listen, you know, i owe part of my life to the catholic church. >> just ahead on al jazeera, we will ask abe how he survived the holocaust. fault lines the school to prison pipeline only on al jazeera america you have been with the organization for 50 years. what are your proudet time? >> it will be 50 years next july. i have not yet gone into the enter expe enter /* introspective phase of trying to determine one of my greatest moments, my saddest moments. again, it's very hard to establish, david, what difference one makes. >> that's for somebody else to determine. i have been very lucky, very, very lucky. i have been privileged to spend my adult life fighting that which on one hand almost destroyed me, the holocaust, antisemittism and building bridges of understanding, of reconciliation, of interfaith and enterethnic. i survived because there was a catholic woman who risked her life to sa

we visited the sixth and i historic synagogue in washington, d.c.d with rabbi shira stutman. >> the shavuot holiday is actually one of the more important holidays in the jewish tradition, and it basically has two reasons for being. the original reason comes outof the israelite people being an agricultural people a few thousand years ago in the land that we now call israel. the israelites would bring the bikkurim, the first fruits, the first offerings, of their harvest up to the temple as an offering to god, as a way of saying thank you and in hopes of a good harvest. after the temple was destroyed in about 70 ce, the rabbis needed to enlarge the understanding of shavuot because we no longer had a temple to which people could bring their offerings. so they brought forward this understanding of shavuot as being the anniversary of revelation -- the anniversary of the moment that god gave the torah, our bible or a part of the hebrew bible, to the israelite people on mount sinai, basically turning them from this rag-tag group of slaves who had just weeks

house of worship should recognize the loss to a neighborhood's sense of community when a church, synagogue or temple closes. >> you may love the architecture. you may love the fact that it houses a concert or recital every month. you may love the fact that kid goes to day care. you may love the fact that the homeless are sheltered there in the wintertime. so there are ways -- you may not be a member, but you can say, you know, this is a place that matters. >> to save churches on the brink, staffers of partners for sacred partners, help negotiate deals on behalf ofhe houses of worship so they can earn extra income by inviting other tenants to share their spaces. renting them out to social service organizations and art groups for instance that's what the partners for sacred places helped to do for philadelphia's massive shiloh baptist church. like so many other houses of worship in this city, it's crumbling and delap dated. and the church's congregation is now so small, they rarely use the main worship space because of the cost of heating it. but on the church's second floor, there are sight

. >> police are looking for the vandals who spray painted swat particular cas on a synagogue in rhawnhurstews power washed the mark. the vandalism was noticed by worshipers yesterday morning. surveillance cameras were installed on the property last week. investigators are seeing if they provide some clues in this case. >> major victory for children awaiting a lung transplant: it comes out of the fight by sarah murnaghan of delaware county. a national transplant board permanently adopt add rule giving kids a better shot ah at adult lungs. last year sarah's mother challenged the rule that children could only get pediatric lungs from donors. after two transplants sarah is breathing on her own and enjoying normal activities for children her age. >> i go to the pool and i play at the pool with my siblings and i go to parks. >> it's very rewarding that the medical community agrees with us. >> now the transplant board says a dozen children have asked to be added to the adult list. most are now matched with lungs from other children. the case raised question among some health specialists and medic

. >>> workers spent the day cleaning up a synagogue rhawnhurst after vandals spray painted swastikas on the property. crews power washed the marks off. police are looking through surveillance from cameras installed last week. >> it is now 5:36. and we have a developing story out of the middle east. officials say a suicide bomber in lebanon set off a device at a check point in southern beirut. they killed a security officer and wounded 20 other people. this is the second explosion in a week and this violence is coming in the middle of all of that widening tension and neighbor -- in neighboring iraq. >>> and secretary of state john kerry is in the kurdish region of iraq today to try to broker is deal that would end the bloodshed that is spreading in that country. yesterday kerry gave the iraqi government leaders in baghdad a blunt warning. he told them if you cannot broker a deal with the sunni minority the government here will be in collapse. meantime the brutality in the country is increasing. there are new reports that isis led sunni extremists have butch cherried 15 civilians inclu

. >> no one would go on camera, but nothing like this has ever happened at their synagogues and that congregations are in shock. >> law enforcement agencies are teaming up to crackdown on mob attacks involving large groups of teenagers. he called the tax wielding. groups of as many as 150 teenagers have been chasing people at bart stations a be robbing them of cell phones and shoes. some of the victims have been beaten, pepper sprayed or hit with guns. the latest attack happened last week. police think the teens are using social media to organize those attacks. >> it's terrifying to think about. social media is cool, but it's scary the amount you can mobilize. >> we need safety in numbers to curb the problem and insure safety in our communities. >> san leandro say a new tax force will involve law enforcement. several attacks happened in berkeley. they got a tip that a mob could be heading there. >> a plan to bring military program to high school, san leandro high school wants to offer a junior rotc program in the fall. the program will teach topics like the science of flight and avia

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either temple would go on camera but they say nothing like this has ever happened at one of their synagogues and they're working to get over difficult feelings. >>> this is a complete hollywood story. >> california chrome chasing history. how his sudden stardom is bringing a boost to california. >>> a sudden way to teach a dog to avoid a rattlesnake. put it nose to nose with one. >>> and a reminder you can get ktvu.com to go. you can watch all of our newscasts live right there on your local device. >>> new at 10:00, snakes in the grass. now dog owners are getting help to keep their canine companions out of trouble. state statistics indicate that at least 84 people have been bitten by rattlesnake bites in california so far this year. but pets too are at risk for bites. ktvu's debora villalon live now in fairfield where some dogs are getting a lesson in the dangers of snakes, deb. >> reporter: tomorrow this field will be full of dogs and owners and a snake or two planted for a special purpose. since dogs explore with their noses, the idea is to back them off. a rattlesnake makes itself known a

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- sort of asking people who looked at my face and thought that they were at a bagel store in the synagoguene is that, also, i feel a little bit that, that my face looks like if, natalie imbrugia had sex with a menorah, but the menorah had me, i'm the genetic code. >> jimmy: the menorah was female. >> those are the genes that are strong. >> jimmy: were you a joker when you were a kid? >> i think the jokers in class are like the confident ones. i was like the middle sister, two sisters, the middle of a group of sisters raised by two art farts. >> jimmy: your parents. >> can i say -- you can say fart >> jimmy: of course you can say it, i'm doing it. >> sorry. terrible manners. >> jimmy: your parents, well your parents were art farts, what are you going to do? >> first time on your show. and i'm saying fart. a good thing i have a nice hair style. >> jimmy: it wouldn't be the first time. what did your parents do for a living? >> my dad is a poet. and my mom is a potter. >> jimmy: oh, wow, yeah. yeah. >> you know, really -- those are real -- yeah. >> jimmy: they made a living from that? >> those

blew, church bells rang, spontaneous gatherings took place, and throughout the day, churches and synagoguespeople took to me in prayer. that evening, the president went on the air. the white house had earlier distributed his prayer in order that the audience could pray alongside their commander in chief. an estimated 100,000 people did so. if you will excuse the lack of victorian accent, allow me to repeat those words. "my fellow americans, last night, when i spoke to you about the fall of rome, i knew at that moment that troops of the united states and our allies were crossing the channel in another and greater operation. it has come to pass with success thus far. and so, in this poignant hour, i ask you to join with me in prayer. almighty god, our sons, pride of our nation, this day have set upon a mighty endeavor, a struggle to preserve our and our, our religion, civilization, and to set free a suffering humanity. .ead them straight and true give strength to their arms, stoutness to their hearts, faith.stness in their they will need thy blessings. their road will be long and hard. for th

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years later in the fall of 1938 there was when the '90s decided to destroy as best they could do synagogues and they got the message very quickly. in st. louis i know the title of the voyage of the st. louis and of course the entire journey has been written about in the book and the movie as the voyage. they never were able to land in cuba. the destination have to go back and roughly i don't know the exact numbers, two thirds of them somehow managed to survive world war ii. a third of them did not. they went back to their deaths at different times in different places. we are privileged to have two people that know about the subject and will talk to us about it. one of them is martin goldsmith. martin is the host and classical music programmer on the serious xm satellite radio and hosted the reform today. he's the author of two books, the inextinguishable symphony. he can tell you about that and i hope he wealth and the second is alex is week which has to do with his grandfather and his uncle. also joining us today, doctor diane received her phd in contemporary history from the university of

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get institutionalized, legalize underground through nationstates in the economy in churches and synagogues and temples and universities and seminaries and colleges with the vicious legacy of white supremacy. now for du bois, he's got a friend covered. he knows more and more, but he, but he sees it as institutionalized and of course his great life committee to struggle against empire, against white supremacy, tell us more about that wonderful sentence. >> well, you know when we first knew each other, i was a young philosopher in either job a job in philosophy and african-american studies. i don't think anybody else in this country ever had the combination of jobs. it wasn't clear what i was supposed to be doing. there wasn't a script. and i thought, well, we have -- we are thinking about things we, economics, we are thinking about about -- we talk about race. we talk about racism. these are understudied ideas. we didn't actually have a shared sense of what the theoretical content was. and i got into trouble because the first thing i wrote on this topic was i now think i'm happily phrased. f

security in beirut and they were responsible for the killing of three or four people at a brussels synagogue. they are vicious. they have killed thousands of people. they have cut off heads. >> they are a brutal bunch. >> we knew they were a brutal bunch. >> did we know that one-third of iraq could be taken over so quickly? did we see that coming? >> i would have to say no. but i think it is a real wake-up call for the united states, because they do want to develop the caliphate. they do want to -- they now just about destroyed the border with syria. i think the president is doing the right thing. he's being a bit circumspect. he's being thoughtful. i think we're building our so-called isr assets so that some pinpointed action can be taken. but, i think the most important thing that i can say today is that the iraqi state, as a state, is in danger, that there is a limited period of time that ayatollah ali sistani and his message that we cannot commit mistakes of the part. they have to move and develop a group of leaders that can reach out and reconcile. we are in the middle of a major sunni-

we practice it here, the pluralism and the diversity, you go through neighborhoods and see synagogues mosques now, you even see atheist groups with their chapels now. but i think one of the problems is, especially the christian community, isn't united as the jewish friends were during the attempts to get the refusniks out of the soviet union. they were successful in keeping this issue front and center and pressuring various presidents to keep speaking on this. the president has sway and power and the ability to make this issue front and center. and not to say anything gives aid and comfort to those who would persecute religious minorities around the world. >> you mentioned iran and the discussions going back into talks with them over the nuclear program. i know that the wife of pastor abadini held there, he's been beat up and tortured. we have questions about his medical care, he's a u.s. citizen being held by iran. she and the family were crushed. i mean, she has tried to approach the president and approach the secretary of state with her own letters and trying to get face to face wi

it would prohibit the urningts search of lawfully collected , a bomb threat against a synagogue in los angeles or a church. there's no emergency exceptions and it says what you can do to stop a criminal in this country you can't do to stop a terrorist. that's long. we'll continue to work on fisa and other national security laws to maximize privacy and civil lib per -- liberties but we must do so carefully and deliberately and we must make sure to keep our country and allies safe from terrorist attacks. ultimately, while i aud -- applaud members for continuing to look for ways to reform our intelligence laws, we shouldn't be doing this on an appropriations bill with only 10 minutes of the bait. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time the gentleman from kentucky is ecognized. >> this was in the original freedom act and it was stripped out by many of the member -- but many of the members who sponsored the freedom act did not vote for the foinl version. mr. massie: the final version of the freedom act was done behind closed doors and when it came to the floor we would hav

a funny joke or some insisted bush, hey, did your 7% of soldiers died in a helicopter crash in a synagogue is terrible. how many are brazilian? i didn't say it was funny. i say that to say there's one that not a joke and one in the 1990s all of brazil's political leaders were at the reagan white house and reagan had to give a toast to all the people of brazil, the leaders who were there. he raised his glass and said i want to propose a toast to the good people of bolivia. in newest flick people afterwards said he is a little. but it is also said there's a big slap in the face. like another race, who really cares about brazil. people should care about brazil. i mean, it's a country larger than the continental united states. it's over 200 million people. it's got the most people of japanese descent outside of japan. it's got the most people have time to think of anywhere on earth outside of italy and the most people of african and from anywhere on earth outside of nigeria. it is the fifth largest economy on the planet. it is by far the number one industrial power in all of latin america. sÃo

corporations couldn't exercise religious liberty, then churches, most of whom are incorporated, synagogues, mosques, none of them would have religious freedom either. some of its easier to think about the kosher butcher down the butcher lock. all of those businesses operate by a way heavily influenced by the owner's faith. and owners who make the decisions to run the companies, they don't get out of their moral responsibility before their god just because they happen to have used a legal form of incorporation to protect their material assets. that's all the greens are asking for. they're asking for the court to recognize their flesh and blood people who are operating this company. if they were employees, they could ask their employer for a religious exemption and title vii would protect them. because they're the employers and they own the company, they have come to the government and asked for an exemption. >> what do you say if this is granted -- first of all, do you think you can grant basically a hobby lobby exception only in this case or the ruling has to be more broad? >> you know, we

but every single saturday morning in synagogue they pray to see the place and to return to the place, and they remember it and--you know, so it never really left jewish consciousness. the only jews for whom it didn't matter were those who didn't like being jews very much. c-span: what was the draw for your daughter to live there instead of, say, living in the united states? and you've had more than one daughter live there? >> guest: well, they--no. there were--all three of them went there. one went for a year and another went for two years, but they--they weren't going stay. they came back. but this one went to go to school there. c-span: her name? >> guest: her name is ruth--or ruthie, actually. that's what everybody calls her and what happened: she went to the university and she met a boy. c-span: what university? >> guest: the hebrew university at jerusalem, and she met a boy and she married him and that was that. c-span: to this day. >> guest: and she is a real citizen of that country. c-span: what does it mean to be jewish? >> guest: that is a question in answer to which volumes,