historically, the shofar, the ram's horn is actually been used for many, many different things. in the torah and the jewish sacred scriptures we used about when it it was used as a meeting call fr the community, but it is an enduring symbol over the centur. >> wonderful. so give it a try. quick break and come back in just a moment here on mosaic. >> good morning and welcome back back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with javi rose and rabbi michael copeland, who is director of interfaith family. e ended the last segment listening segment listening to the beautiful sound of the rams from from the shofar. javi, what do you do during the holidays? how do you approach them? what do you see in the broader communit? >> well, i try to start the pros at the beginning so the holidays the holidays are climaxes and it moments and powerful moments of people coming together. the period of really reflecting andg about the past year and what i want to rededicate myself to and and who i need to seek forgivens from and who do i need to forgive and so on starts early and

the second is e shofar. the sounds that the shofar makes, arouse repentance in a person, are very simple, and their three types of sounds are long, longish-short such sounds of the trumpet line, which e call a person to think about what he did all e, the past year of bad so that he would never do it again and it is believed that this sound, as it were, breaks through the heavens , opens the heavens and descends a blessing. e from almighty man, therefore, listening to the trumpeting of the chappart is the culmination of the holiday. this is the consistency of the whole meaning of roshan, because at this moment everything that we talked about and the proclamation of the king takes place. all eh, the king of the almighty eh, this is repentance. uh, this and uh, the symbolism of the very spirit of the holiday, growing shana kak as a union of man with god as a blessing from the man of the almighty man alexander moiseevich. what are the other main traditions of the laws of this holiday, and why they begin to celeb

and that's about as close to fireworks as you get because the rest these shofar out the it's called. these are called a show. each one is called the shofar. what is it, so it's literally means a ram's horn. this one is from a ram. this one is from either an elk or a gazelle. it can be any kosher animal and it's a wake up call. they're really loud and the idea is wake up. be better this year be a better person returned to your roots. try to make the world a better place was part of the ceremony is associated with it. do you actually blow the horn? yeah, they're blown multiple times during the service so that one's a little harder to do at home, right. you have to own a chauffeur, but you can always dip apples and honey, what other customs? did you families get together? i'm sure that's big. people have big dinners. but it's also just a huge gathering of people. this you know, normally, let's say on a sabbath morning, we might have 75 people were going to have it in a non pandemic year. pre pandemic 800 people would be in the service, so this is kind of the first year normal ish here.

this is how the shofar sounds today in every synagogue on the first day of the jewish new year.s a child who screams and calls his father to his heavenly father, when people blow the shofar, when this commandment is fulfilled, and we seem to call him back. it kind of starts back the entire creation of the world and the world gets, uh, the strength to exist. another whole year begins growing it on the eve of the evening after the course of the sun. on the new moon , the head of the family pours grape juice or wine and reads a prayer. this is called kiddush lighting up a new day at a festive meal, be sure to have challah bread, it is round in shape and it makes this only on the new year, it symbolizes the cyclical nature of the year, like one year. ended up another began and moreover, we do not want the year to have any sharp corners or any irregularities in the new year, bread is eaten with honey, so that life is sweet. then apples and also with honey, but the head of the fish can not be eaten, but it must be on the table roshan itself is a holiday. it is called the head of the y

into the ocean, but we have a little bit of a twist on it. um and we have a bunch of kids bringing their shofar is down two to play, but we have bagpipe players and like a 16 piece band that includes all these great musicians from san francisco. the event will begin at five o'clock tomorrow evening at crissy field. asteroid was headed right for earth. what would we do? well, it turns out nasa actually has a plan for that. and they will see how well it works. come tomorrow. spacecraft named dark will slam into an asteroid six million miles away. now this asteroid is not headed our direction. but scientists want to knock it off course in a kind of save the planet experiment, and if it works, it'll show that we may actually stand a chance of a large asteroid is headed our direction. all goes according to plan and to mathematics, uh, the impact of dart on the moonlit of the asteroid didn't miss should alter the orbit of the moon around the asteroid enough for people back on earth astronomers to be able to measure the change. so the whole idea is to see what the effect is that the impact and learn f

into the ocean, but we have a little bit of a twist on it. um and we have a bunch of kids bringing their shofar is down two to play, but we have bagpipe players and like a 16 piece band that includes all these great musicians from san francisco. the event will start at five o'clock tomorrow night. it sounds like something out of a movie. but nasa planning to crash into an asteroid tomorrow , coming up, we'll talk with an astronomer about what we can learn from this mission and coming up later in sports, the niners dropped a tough one to the denver broncos in the mile high city joe fonzi will have the highlights. people at oakland's wood street encampment get ready for a new phase of evictions. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovat

into the ocean, but we have a little bit of a twist on it. um and we have a bunch of kids bringing their shofardown two to play, but we have bagpipe players and like a 16 piece band that includes all these great musicians from san francisco event kicks off at five o'clock on monday at crissy field. jimmy garoppolo will have one of his favorite targets back on the field for his first start of the season this sunday against the broncos. we're talking, of course about tightened, george kill. it is good to have him back today, head coach kyle shanahan said. kittle will have no restrictions in sunday night's game. this comes after kittle missed the first two games of the season because of a groin injury. the last time kittle played the broncos in the regular season, he had the most productive day of his career with 210 receiving yards and a touchdown in the first half alone. today coach shanahan spoke about kittles importance to the team. it has been one of our better players here over the years when he's out there. he's a huge deal for us, and we got to get him back into football, shape and stuff.

into the ocean, but we have a little bit of a twist on it. um and we have a bunch of kids bringing their shofarplayers and like a 16 piece band that includes all these great musicians from san francisco as a part of it as well, you know, and others there, ruby. why did you want to do things a little different? and how does this event differ? from the actual ritual. well i think that like, um it's really important. i'm a big ritual fan on all different levels. i think it's really important when you are thinking about ritual and thinking about your modern day to kind of make it something that you can own right. and something that is a little different is always a little bit more exciting. and um , so we actually keep the nuggets of the tradition. but we add to it a little bit of a flare that i think you know, traditional san francisco would have, you know, thinking about turk murphy on fourth of july and stuff. i mean, it's the same kind of a thing. and i've certainly been at celebrations where they have those chauffeurs . they're quite incredible to see and so such variety but it also strikes me

into the ocean, but we have a little bit of a twist on it. um and we have a bunch of kids bringing their shofar is down two to play, but we have bagpipe players and like a 16 piece band that includes all these great musicians from san francisco event kicks off five o'clock tomorrow, there at crissy field. french daredevil sets a record with a death defying high wire walk coming up how far he had to walk to set that record. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. this one right here. an adventurer in france as walked more than a mile on a highline nathan pollen walked nearly 1.4 miles on a suspended line at the unesco heritage side of mont saint michel and france th