well venice were first of all as a country with the largest oil reserves on the planet and of course it's very close to the united states to major supplier of oil to the united states it owns venezuela owns the citgo gas corporation which is all throughout the united states and additionally has several oil refineries in the united states mainly in texas and louisiana it would have huge implications if the u.s. put venezuela on the list of state sponsors of terror which is an initiative that many right wing republicans in congress have been pushing for for several years now and what it would do is basically break relations between the two countries right now relations are frozen but commercial relations continue diplomatic relations are frozen but if if commercial relations were to be broken well imagine i mean if today the price of gasoline is over three dollars a gallon it would shoot up at probably over ten dollars a gallon if relations were broken with venezuela because you know it's one of the principal suppliers of of oil and gas to the country and again it would also cause a lo

but to characterize as shakespeare has done in "merchant of venice" that this is the way jews operated the community, this is what created the stereotype. so, tell me what you believe about death and what your tradition has taught you. on the high holidays and other holidays there's remembrance services. yizkor service? yeah, and every day there's also the kaddish yahrzeit for someone who's died. so it never really ends, there's always that -- you're always remembering them. one of the things that we do, and it's very similar to the way that you describe, is we remember the dead every day. there is a mention of all of those who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith at every time that we pray. can you tell me what a priest and a rabbi have in common? we believe in the best of human nature, that we believe in the ability of human beings to change and to evolve and to grow and to be able to come to new understandings mostly about ourselves and how we relate to other people and to god. that's part of our role is to be in many ways prophetic, to be able to see you and to say god

this is about 5 venice. -- minutes. >> ladies and gentleman, the president of the united states, the vice president of the united states, michelle obama and jill biden. [applause] >> well, good evening, everybody. welcome to the white house. thank you all for joining us tonight to celebrate hanukkah -- even if we're doing it a little bit early. [laughter] i want to start by recognizing a few folks who are here. the ambassador to the united states from israel, michael oren, is in the house. [applause] we are honored to be joined by one of the justices of the supreme court, justice ruth bader ginsburg is here. [applause] we are thrilled to see her. she's one of my favorites, i got to -- [laughter] i've got a soft spot for justice ginsburg. and we've got more than a few members of congress here and members of my administration in the house, including our new director of jewish outreach, jarrod bernstein is here. where's jarrod? [applause] hey, jarrod. i also want to thank the west point jewish chapel cadet choir - [applause] -- the voice of tradition - for their wonderful performance, b

her talents brought her to this set in venice, california, last year.the 37-year-old wiig is getting the chance to be the prime mover on a film. you are the star an the co-writer. you can go over there any time -- >> i do that every day. i'll just walk through the background of a shot. just to waste time. >> reporter: her time is now. now in her seventh season on "snl," she's offered up a lot of great characters. from gilly -- >> sorry. >> reporter: to the overbearing penelope. >> happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> happy thanksgiving. happy fourth of july. probably going to see a lot of fireworks because you live outside. >> reporter: plus impressions of a.m. hosts. >> so is your boyfriend. >>. >> reporter: she's been part of the wave of female cast members who transformed "snl," busting up the boys club. >> this is some classy wlooep blooep in here. >> reporter: this year, "bridesmaids" candid language and body function fest smashed the glass ceiling for female-driven oh no they didn't comedy. >> of course i will. >> reporter: which real life sweetness

. >> back in 2005 when baby jesus in venice, the thieves returned him a few hours later -- when baby jesus vanished, the thieves returned him a few hours later. he was loaded with about 80 pounds of concrete. the thief made a determined effort. >> if a teenager goes around and says less be cool and take baby jesus -- i take it is plain out stupid. >> we have been perched high above and at a good distance from the nativity scene waiting to see if the thieves comeback. a lot of people in fredericksburg are hoping, but so far, no sign of the baby jesus. >>> disgraced helical it -- ellet governor, rod blog voinovich -- disgraced illinois governor rod blagoevich maybe going to rehab. some say this decision is a legal move. >>> kim kardashian splurges at an auction of items worn by her idol. the reality tv star dropped $64,000 during an elizabeth taylor auction at christie's new york. she bought three bracelets. taylor wore the white black and lavender bangles nearly every day during the latter part of her life. >>> taking out the trash can be a bear of a job, but not like this. a baby bla

but to characterize as shakespeare has done in "merchant of venice" that this is the way jews operated the community, this is what created the stereotype. so, tell me what you believe about death and what your tradition has taught you. on the high holidays and other holidays there's remembrance services. yizkor service? yeah, and every day there's also the kaddish yahrzeit for someone who's died. so it never really ends, there's always that -- you're always remembering them. one of the things that we do, and it's very similar to the way that you describe, is we remember the dead every day. there is a mention of all of those who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith at every time that we pray. can you tell me what a priest and a rabbi have in common? we believe in the best of human nature, that we believe in the ability of human beings to change and to evolve and to grow and to be able to come to new understandings mostly about ourselves and how we relate to other people and to god. that's part of our role is to be in many ways prophetic, to be able to see you and to say god

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petersburg to discover the exciting attractions surrounding the white's knights also known as the venice of the north and the eighteenth century it was a piece of the great stream to create a window to your and with a vast canal network breathtaking architecture and palaces that were built to rival their your pink counterparts his vision has been well achieved. our series of some of programmes in twenty eleven looked at the city's hotels restaurants waterways attractions and various some activities for visitors to enjoy . a city of palaces and museums broad avenues and winding canals simply this place history has provided the city with a well funded textual and artistic treasures. oh the best time to be here is the summer for sure i just definitely love it it's brilliant i love all the beautiful buildings the architecture everything the people there are so happy in the summertime this goes far beyond all my expectations is incredible is something. that you can only dream about one of the episodes was about the hermitage museum and the spectacular fountains of pisa haase rivaling such wil

following that, naples, italy, then venice, and then newport, rhode island.t webpage in june 2012. that is where we will crown our first america's cup champion. that will be the culmination of the first season. the second season will kick off in august and september for two events. you will be able to see the america's cup in action with the ac-45's in 2012. still have a couple of the new deals that we still have to work on. we but then finished the pacific ocean, middle east part of the door by going back to italy again, finishing up in the naples? in may 2013. at that point, the world series is finished and all eyes are focused on san francisco. in the advance of the world series being finished, there will be activity here as the team's focus on the ac-72's. was the world series is over with, it is all about getting the levitalouis vuitton cup goi. >> you are only going to have won the world series event? that one visit? >> that is right. we will be your fourth two months. late july until august, in terms of when teams are arriving on site to prepare. >> it

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it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. good evening, commissioners. my name is lupe. i work with the human rights commission as well. thank you for putting this together. this is a great symposium and a great place to be able to share a lot of the different views and work going on. one of the things i wanted to quickly talk about was regarding the sanctuary ordinance. there has been a lot of talk about a sanctuary ordinance. it has been in the news and a national debate. we want to remind you what it is about. first of all, the sanctuary ordinance was created back in 1989. it just had its 20-year anniversary. the human rights commission is named as the enforcement agency in the sanctuary ordinance. what that means is that no city employee or no city resources can go towards helping ice or referring anybody to ice or disclosing any information to ice. it was meant to give people equal access to services, equal access to the city without any fear of retribution, any fear of retaliation, any fear of ha

it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30. thank you. >> thank you.next speaker. >> hello. good evening, commissioners. my name is lupe. i work with the human rights commission as well. thank you for putting this together. this is a great symposium and a great place to be able to h

think american john doerr florence has claimed the twenty eleven venice triple crown despised going down to his competitor callous late season ending event in hawaii in the quarter final florence who was leading the season's title race set an impressive score of sixteen point seven to beat but the eleven time world champion slater managed to pull off an incredible ride and supply asked the young hawaiian at the end of the day however to australians joel parkinson and karen power are fighting for the victory pair o. to the edge their winning his first trophy many years along with a seventy five thousand dollars prize after all its nineteen year old florence who celebrates the whole series time. coming why this year is just one more focus on everything really helped her friends family and just a whole year on terming home and surf and relaxing and surfing. even though isn't even from firing anyone searching a while you know especially for a contest. but finally the ice hockey world is still reeling from the plane crash which took the lives of the entire lokomotiv years lol team in septembe

just opened the venice film festival.s of march." >> next president of the united states of america, governor mike lauren! >> dignity matters. >> you are off the campaign. you thought it was important to fix things? >> that script has those type of layers and the message behind it is relevant. the politics behind it, you know, were kind of -- were timely. so, you know, i try to find things like that. if it's, you know -- if it gets inside of my body and my head, then i go for it. for a while, i became a little bit disillusioned with the film industry, and as it turned out, it was at a time that my eye began to drift towards some other ideas and opportunities that have really taken most of my focus on a professional level. got some interesting -- west africa, a company i've been developing very quietly for about seven years now that we're now starting to market. a natural resource company there where we're looking at mineral opportunities and agricultural opportunities. we're trying to view them in a 21st century way, try

the blocking and says that britain has billions to non-citizens something london says will spawn venice a tourism. that's for happens here in our team sports next. you're watching the sports movies other top stories guilty little ball striking luis suarez's handed an eight match ban for racially abusing manchester united's patrice evra. plus rising star lokomotiv midfielder called reflection a stunning season after being named russia of the year. and scoring seems crazy to make a. crushing of cska moscow. but first liverpool striker luis suarez has been banned for eight games and fined sixty two thousand dollars for racially abusing manchester united defender patrice evra suarez is found guilty by the english football association after clashing with ever during a match at anfield last october suarez who denies the allegations has a fortnight to appeal and said it was a painful and difficult day for him and his family in a statement liverpool said they were surprised by the decision we find it extraordinary luis can be found guilty on the word of patrice evra alone his ban will not start

can you remind me when we get to venice and broadway? thanks. >> what we're talking about here is full participation and inclusion. i want to be able to lead a full life. the only way that i'm able to get from place to place this by using a fully accessible public transit system like meany -- muni. >> the americans with disabilities act of 1990