those are listed right on the website as you go on to the congregation site. you will see them all coming up during the beginning of hanukkah. >> can you talk a little bit about the fact that your congregation is a part of the conservative movement, not everybody understands the different movements in the jewish community. can you say in a short way the conservative movement in the jewish way of life and how the congregation is a way of it? >> i would define conservative as part of conservatism. the conservative movement is kind of in the middle in this certain way between orthodox and reform. we are not looking at ourselves in the mirror to see where we are on the spectrum. we are more looking at the person walking through the door and saying how can we welcome you? how can we welcome you and define your path within judaism or in relation to judaism. >> as our current president of the northern california board of rabbis you yourself embody diversity. you serve in a pulpit at the congregation, part of the conservative movement in san francisco and you yourself

so for some of them the word church can be like barbed wire. so oftentimes congregations choose words that push away some of those boundaries so that everybody can feel welcome and older traditions are welcome. >> what are the issues that the society is working on these days? >> we are in the process of doing a mission review. we are beginning to ask which pieces of our history and dna carryforward and what do they ask us to do in this place in the city in this time. it's a very generative time to ask the question about the truth that we need to challenge in the way we can be of service to the city. so in many places we have the largest progressive voice. asking how you can be of service in this city is a question we are just beginning to unravel. historically it has meant that we were of support to those who had asylum in the u.s. and came to san francisco. we had mentors. how to get a job. they needed to find a home in the united states and san francisco, the home and families they left behind often in fear of murder, persecution. >> you have a variety of ministries. wh

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has fallen victim to a conflict that has cost hundreds of lives since it erupted last month the congregation and i praise in a makeshift shelter. but they cannot escape the war. oh i see fire was supposed to come into effect last sunday but the shelling continues destruction and death a constant companions. empty streets after thousands fled stepan a carrot the capital of a self-proclaimed republic within azerbaijan's formal borders. 33rd its very elderly in wheelchairs who have stayed. it's scary and you can even imagine that whenever the shelf lives we don't know who it's going to hit but we tremble in a basement what if it hits here again every day we live with this fear. from if it was you. on the other side of the front lines are telling the fire is also raining down in the town of teta residents have sought safety in their cellars . oh. what can you do we have no choice the armenian guns and cannons made us come here we run we fall down we stand up again we get injured and now we're here hiding we fall down again and then we hate again what can we do i got injured here here here. armen

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the coronavirus. we have congregations of people not being separate from each other, crowds that clearly, thatis otherowds that clearly, that is a situation that will lead to outbreaks. and with just six days to go before the us election more than 70 million have already cast their ballots — the us is on course for a record turnout. leaders of the european union's two biggest economies — france and germany — have announced new national lockdowns in an attempt to slow down the spread of the coronavirus. in france, people can only leave home for essential work or medical reasons. in a televised address to the nation, president emmanuel macron said the second wave will be worse than the first. in germany, bars, restaurants and leisure facilities will close. we'll get the latest from our correspondent in berlin in a moment, but first here's lucy williamson from paris. for france, these will be nights to remember. the last days of freedom and friendship before a new national lockdown. from friday, no—one can leave home except for school, health care, caring duties, fresh air and food. watching the presiden

point when we're standing before the altar we have to turn stretch out our arms and sing to the congregation mind who. walk. of sin in my house officially ellen is just the pastor's wife but since she's also an ordained minister the spouses share many duties it's great for the parish 2 pastors for the price of $1.00. in the past imo only had male pastors their pictures hang behind the altar some of them were so popular that streets were named after them then stacy and ellen hardcore arrived. it's great having them in the parish i like how she holds the services partner fits in marvelously and can also bring up oh great really great unique. very good. friendly likeable very approachable i think she's good. into. a meeting with a local mayor. we'll probably have to celebrate christmas outdoors. we can only accommodate $43.00 in the church and they'll be $500.00 people we can do it in the church. the vital if you need firm ground the tunnel next to the gym in community center would be an alternative construction work should be finished by november at least that would give you a level space does

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the fires with the congregate shelters. labor day. the tourist economy that we have. >> rabbit says sonoma countypea strategize about how to reduce covid in their latino community. >> avila has ideas of his own. >> we could be funding translators for teachers. we could be funding kbbf. we could be funding people to stay home from their essential work. >> kate larson, abc 7 news. >> as students return to their classrooms in california, top health officials say they aren't seeing any signs of increase spread of coronavirus. >> we have not seen a connection between increased transmission and school reopening or in-person learning. we're asking that question, constantly. we're looking at the information to see if there is a connection. and so far, we have not found one. >> under california's tier system, 38 of the counties are allowed to have in-person instruction but ultimately it's the county's decision. schools can also seek a waiver from the state. if you want to see how close your county is to the next step of reopening, we put togeth

the fires with the congregate shelters. labor day. tourist economy that we have. >> rabbit says sonoma county created a new equity department over the summer and says, this friday, supervisors will be holding a special meeting to strategize about how to reduce covid in their latino community. >> avila has ideas of his own. >> we could be funding translators for teachers. we could be funding kbbf. we could be funding people to stay home from their essential work. >> kate larson, abc 7 news. >> as students return to their classrooms in california, top health officials say they aren't seeing any signs of increase spread of coronavirus. >> we have not seen a connection between increased transmission and school reopening or in-person learning. we're asking that question, constantly. we're looking at the information to see if there is a connection. and so far, we have not found one. >> under california's tier system, 38 of the counties are allowed to have in-person instruction but ultimately it's the county's decision. schools can also seek

inside, notre dame basilica, the congregation had been praying when a man armed with a knife attackedm. three people were killed and a woman was decapitated. another victim was the church warden. >> i still imagine him. i still see him walking and lighting a candle and now i am thinking he is not there anymore. >> we are always with him. he is always here. reporter: witnesses say the attacker shouted during the attack. he was shot by police in the church and is being treated at the hospital for his injuries. >> we are hurt to once again see that our city is taken like this. i would like to tell the families of the victims that everyone in the community is by your side. i want to say that we can no longer with the laws of peace in our country white out islaipe om oho fascism. reporter: the site was visited by the french president. >> very clearly, france is under attack. if we are attacked, it is for our values, for our taste for freedom but this possibility on our soil to bleed freely and not given to any terror. i say with great clarity once again, we will not give in. reporter: fran

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what before we run out of time what the balance of the the impact on this an intern servant of the congregations and i'm thinking of the catholic church in poland the catholic church in africa which is conservative and is growing compared that with what you see here in europe or in north america. i think i mean the reactions are clearly going to be very loud i just do not think that the polish church he's significant enough in terms of like the global church politics but the american catholic church which has one of its branches at least which is the one that's associated usually with figures like cardinal burke or you know extremely extremely conservative had been extremely critical of this pope and have full o. sort of a form of god only see some that away from the principles of mercy that they spot as he has tried to push forth the idea of solidarity helping down their care for other human beings they have taken position much closer to american and jelly police and which has really brought you said i virgins from from the current church those people are already out into our airwaves and are a

as well what before we run out of time what about the the impact on this an intern servant of the congregations and i'm thinking of the catholic church in poland and the catholic church in africa which is conservative and is growing compared that with what you see here in europe or in north america. i think i mean the reactions are clearly going to be very loud i just do not think that the polish church he's significant enough in terms of like the global church politics but the american catholic church which has one of its branches at least which is the one that's a seated usually with figures like cardinal burke or you know extremely extremely conservative had been extremely critical of this pope and have full o. sort of a form of god only see some that away from the principles of mercy that this pope as he has tried to push forth they do have sunny darty helping down there for other human beings they have taken a position much closer to american imagine jenny police something which has really brought you said i virgins from from the current church those people are already out in their airwave

has fallen victim to a conflict that has cost hundreds of lives since it erupted last month the congregation and i praise in a makeshift shelter. but they cannot escape the war. or cease fire was supposed to come into effect last sunday but the shelling continues . destruction and death a constant companions empty streets after thousands fled step on a carrot the capital of a self-proclaimed republic within azerbaijan's formal borders. 30 get a 3rd of its very elderly in wheelchairs who have stayed. it's scary and you can even imagine that whenever the shelf lives we don't know who it's going to hit him but we tremble in a basement what if it hits here again every day we live with this fear. from if it was you. on the other side of the frontlines artillery fire is also raining down in the town of tatar residents have sought safety in their cellars. oh. what can you do we have no choice the armenian guns and cannons made us come here we run we fall down we stand up again we get injured and now we're here hiding we fall down again and then we hate again what can we do i got injured here here h

the congregation now praise in a makeshift shelter. but they cannot escape the war. cease-fire was supposed to come into effect last sunday, but the shelling continues. destruction and death are constant companions. empty streets after thousands fled, the capital of a self procimed republic within azerbaijan's former borders. >> it is the elderly in wheelchairs who have stayed. it is scary. you cannot even imagine. whenever a shell flies, we do not know who it is going to hit. we tremble in a basement. what if it hits era again? every day we live with this fear. reporter: on the other side of the front lines, a fire -- artillery fire is also raining down. residents have sought safety in their sellers. -- their cellars. >> what can you do? we have no choice. the armenian guns and cannons made us come here. we run, we fall down, we get up again, we get injured, and now we are here hiding. what can we do? i got injured here, here, here. reporter: armenia's prime minister blames azerbaijijan's ally turkey for the failed cease-fire. he says ankara is looking to expand its

has fallen victim to a conflict that has cost hundreds of lives since it erupted last month the congregationno praise in a makeshift shelter. but they cannot escape the war. of or a cease fire was supposed to come into effect last sunday but the shelling continues destruction and death a constant companions empty streets after thousands fled stepanek at the capital of a self-proclaimed republic within azerbaijan's formal borders. 30 year after its very elderly in wheelchairs who have stayed. it's scary and you can even imagine that whenever the shelf lives we don't know who it's going to hit them but we tremble in a basement what if it hits here again every day we live with this fear but for the aftermath of israel. on the other side of the front lines are telling the fire is also raining down in the town of tatar residents have sought safety in their cellars. oh. what can you do we have no choice the armenian guns and cannons made us come here we run we fall down we stand up again we get injured and now we're here hiding we fall down again and then we hate again what can we do i got injured

well what before we run out of time what a balanced the the impact on this an in-service of the congregations and i'm thinking of the catholic church in poland the catholic church in africa which is conservative and is growing compared that with what you see here in europe or in north america. i think i mean the reactions are clearly going to be very loud i just do not think that the polish church he's significant enough in terms of like the global church politics but the american catholic church which has one of its branches at least which is the one that's a seated usually with figures like cardinal burke are you know extremely extremely conservative had been extremely critical of this pope in have full o. sort of a form of god only see some done away from the principles of mercy that this pope as he has tried to push forth that you have studied already helping gather care for other human beings you have taken position much closer to american imagine jenny police something which has really brought you said i virgins from from the current church those people are already out into our airwaves

on wednesday is leaders have been given 48 hours to appeal the decision in court members of the congregation believes they shouldn't be punished for the teacher's mother. crucial to man we have a very kind of mom who speaks to us in a rabbit confound and doesn't tell people what to do she never gathered our us together to tell us to do anything bad. for george orwell i don't know if i told people you should go and buy weapons and then they go and buy weapons and kill someone i'm not responsible for that. i'm not happy about the mosques closure i mean guess what happened to the teacher i condemn it i do not agree with those who committed the crime but for the mosque it's a shame it wasn't the murder several french t.v. channels have started airing the controversial cartoons in defense of free speech and dozens of raids have already been carried out against suspected islam best's but law abiding muslims know often they will suffer from the government's response to penske reports. in the wake of samuel patti's gruesome murder the french state wants to show that it's being quick to act police ha

very few i must say mainly we know that there was there were several several people in the congregation that they not managed to get in to the basilica and then started slashing with his knife we believe that the one woman was totally catholic that together had a throat slit and that a member of the the clergy in the president was also killed many others were of course injured we don't know the status of their injuries quite yet. but the gunman himself was shot by police while being arrested early 12 minutes after the incident began so a very quick response by the french police that he's now in hospital and they are his good side of course so be trying to find out exactly what his motives were and if there's any change behind him that got him to this place ok we're going to be there for now david take it on the phone for us in nice france as prime minister addressed the national assembly in paris where he said the attack level has been raised last eyeballs the response of the government will be firm and immediate i have already decided to raise the attack level. in the entire national t

wednesday but it's leaders have been given 48 hours to appeal the decision and court members of the congregation believe that they are being unfairly punished for the course a lot. we have a very kind of mom who speaks to us in a rabbit confession and doesn't tell people what to do she never gathered us together to tow us to anything bad she was for george orwell i don't know if i told people you should go and buy weapons and then they go and buy weapons and kill someone i'm not responsible for that. i'm not happy about the mosques closure i'm against what happened to the teacher i condemn it i do not agree with those who committed the crime but for the mosque it's a shame well let's say later on in the day our correspondent will be bringing us up to speed on all the latest developments from paris so we hope to see that. but still to come this hour it might cost them a pretty penny but sit on is set to be taken off the u.s. terror list we'll tell you all the details off the shelf. there is a saying in washington don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good this appropriately describes the poli

waiting for the divine light to illuminate his life, to move him to speak as it moves others in the congregation >> and he also said something, i think, terribly poignant. he said he was 10 years old before he realized that he could do something for the sheer joy of it without offending the lord. >> when people wrote about the adult hoover being an enigma, an emotionally distant man, who was nevertheless clearly very moved by the suffering particularly of children in belgium and thereafter. they had trouble making the two hoovers blend. and in some ways, again, it's a preview of his strengths with a mirror side of his weaknesses. >> what were his parents like? and what happened to them? >> well, he was orphaned at 8. i mean, jessie died first, and huldah, i believe, i want to say he may have been 10. in any event, he was put on a train with 10 cents sewn into his underclothes and some homemade vittles, and sent to oregon to live with a quaker uncle by the name of minthorn in newberg, oregon. if you go today, you can see the herbert hoover boyhood home there. >> and there he was, in effect, train

state that would see does have been given 48 hours to appeal the decision and court members of the congregation believe that they shouldn't be punished for the teacher's blood. we have a very kind of mom who speaks to us in a rabid confession and doesn't tell people what to do she never gathered us together to tell us to do anything bad she was for george orwell i don't know if i told people you should go and buy weapons and then they go and buy weapons and kill someone i'm not responsible for that. i'm not happy about the mosques closure i'm against what happened to the teacher i condemn it i do not agree with those who committed the crime but for the mosque it's a shame may turn the day our correspondent will bring us up to speed on the latest from paris so join us then. well still to come on the program sit on is set to be taken off the u.s. terror lest but it's going to cost them hundreds of millions of dollars we'll tell you who's getting the money when we come back. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm sho

being treated for serious bullet wounds surrounded by the police on the eve of all saints day the congregationare determined to continue with their services despite the horror witnessed here. their prayers will be the victims and their grieving families. fan so look as the father of 2 daughters aged 21 and 25 who worked as a warden at the church for 7 years simone bought it to silver a brazilian mother of 3 who's been in france for 30 years and worked in the care service for the elderly and a woman aged around 70 years almost beheaded as she noted in prayer nobody knows her name david chaytor 0 needs. china's leaders say they must seize the opportunity of the century to be in the front row of the world's major powers a message came out of a red meeting of china's most powerful politicians who mapped out the nation's goals over the next 15 years. and has more what's seen as beijing's aggressive foreign policies. well most of the world is struggling to overcome the kerner virus outbreak china has signalled that the country is well on its way to full recovery and the government's actions in recen

and the best way for me as a pastor to hold them accountable is to let them know that i have a congregationm out, when they are not doing what is right for our community. shots injune, black lives matter protesters were cleared from near the white house. donald trump was heading to church, not for a service, but for a photo opportunity. the president held up the bible at st john's church yesterday. ijust wish he opened it once in a while, instead of brandishing it. he's following the radical left agenda. hurt the bible, hurt god. american politics has rarely been as divided and angry as it is today, and it's even reached the quiet suburbs where shawn lives with his family. what we've got here is a man who is intentionally scaring people and making you afraid of your neighbour. this is the stuff that will cause a nation to melt down. you know, this is the kind of stuff that will destroy the fabric of a community. the polarisation of the christian voting element in the united states is extreme. it's a level of hate and discord i could not have ever envisioned in north ca rolina. families that

being treated for serious bullet wounds surrounded by the police on the eve of all saints day the congregation are determined to continue with their services despite the horror witnessed here their prayers will be to victims and their grieving families. vanstone look as the father of 2 daughters aged 21 and 25 who worked as a warden at the church for 7 years simone bought it to silver a brazilian mother of 3 who's been in france for 30 years and worked in the can service for the elderly and a woman aged around 70 years almost beheaded as she knelt in prayer nobody at news her name david chaytor al-jazeera nice muslims from pakistan to lebanon to the palestinian territories have protested against islamophobia in jerusalem hundreds of palestinians protested against president mccraw outside the al aqsa mosque the 3rd holiest site in islam this really police detained 3 people in bangladesh capital dhaka riot police clashed with a crowd of 50000 protesters some of them but effigies of president. and health sciences but say no to islamophobia they urged to boycott the french products but in pakistan

a place of worship now a crime scene inside not to dawn basilica early on friday the congregation had been praying when a man armed with a knife attack the. 3 people were killed one of the victims a woman was to capitated according to the police another victim was a churchwarden she the most but i still imagine him i still see lighting the candles and now i'm thinking he's not there in. spirit if not we are always with him he's always there he spends the day that he shares his life yeah he's not someone who comes and goes when this is say the attacker shouted. during his attack he was shot by police near the church and is now being treated in hospital for his injuries. working for the police we are hurt to once again see that our city is taken like this i want to tell the families of the victims of this barbaric attack that everyone in the community is by your side i want to say that we can no longer with the laws of peace in our country wipe out islamofascism within hours of the attack the french president emanuel macro visit to see. me to miss you ladies and gentlemen once again our

has fallen victim to a conflict that has cost hundreds of lives since it erupted last month the congregation and i praise in a makeshift shelter but they cannot escape the war. of or a cease fire was supposed to come into effect last sunday but the shelling continues destruction and death a constant companions empty streets after thousands fled stepanek at the capital of a self-proclaimed republic within azerbaijan's formal borders. 30 get after it would only in wheelchairs who have stayed. it's scary and you can even imagine whenever the shelf lives we don't know who it's going to hit but we tremble in a basement what if it hits here again every day we live with this fear. from if it was you. on the other side of the front lines are telling the fire is also raining down in the town of terror to residents have sought safety in their cellars. well. what can you do we have no choice the armenian guns in cannons made us come here we run we fall don't we stand up again we get injured and now we're here hiding we fall down again and then we hate again what can we do i got injured here here here.