the time between rosh hashanah and yom kippur. we have with us rabbi copeland, the director of interfaith bay area and avi rose. we have on the table a beautiful ritual object that is used at the jewish new year, typically thought of as the happy birthday of the year. the beginning of the new year and the birth of the world. let's talk a little bit about it. why don't you tell folks what we have. >> this comes from an antelope, many times they come from a ram. and there is a lot of deep significance for the holidays. and one is that the sounds and succession made with the shofar are a long, whole note and a series of broken notes and then we come back after that brokenness to wholeness again with a long, steady call. and it really mirrors one of the major themes of the holy days, which is that we start holding our lives and become broken, experience brokenness in the world around us and our own personal lives but the reminder is that we will become whole again. we may not be fixed but we will feel that wholeness again. it has been

day, that is, it was the day that the zionists had won the wars and called this yom kippur the milestone day of their victory, and on the same day they were busy celebrating this issue it took place and operation storm and let it go was operational. you see , before this story, the resistance had not yet grown , because these victories were based on the vangurion doctrine, which said that we should deliver the maximum impact at full speed in the minimum time. let's do it with the so-called preemptive attack theory now please take care of the resistance. it grew and we witnessed the defeat of the zionist regime in the field of battle. well, the wars that you mention are the thirty-day wars, and finally, all these cases were victorious for hezbollah. well, look at the peak of these attacks , back to tofan al-akhsa. when the american authorities saw that this regime really does not have the strength to resist this sudden and big move , they put aside the lies and the backbiting and said yes, they should have come and said that if israel did not exist, we now have israel. we were creating it

general staff, who was tied up today, they beat a distinguished man, a pilot who fought in the yom kippur war of seventy-three, the chief, listen, so some kind of police is tying up there, well, this is generally a disgrace, so they are also using sticks on orthodox jews beaten, just in case, well, what are you sitting here for, well, this is democracy, that's why well, this is the situation, yes, for example, well, it's called not... well, what, strictly speaking, and what about the current candidate, who is her opponent, is also , in general, a young creature, that's why this is the first, second, they were found, i mean the aircraft carriers, yeah, here they come, one is hanging around the gulf of oman, the second came out of norfolk, i mean truman, they are coming to scare. iran, now the president is going to speak, what will he say, i wonder, the iranian, what do you think, about how, about how to make peace with the west, in general, so far, so far there is not much, not much anyone has spoken out, so they are going to show the flag and talk about how israel will sort it out itself,

four years after the yom kippur war , that is, on november 19, 1977, after years of war between the arabs and dialogue, washington needed a cozy place on the northwest road above the forested hills of the private resort of the american president, camp david. 12 days of secret negotiations at camp david led to signing a treaty it was signed by both sides the following year in the open area of ​​the white house in washington. it provides for the full exercise of egyptian sovereignty over the sinai. it calls for the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the sin, and after an interim withdrawal, which will be accomplished very quickly, the establishment of normal, peaceful relations between the two countries. the winner of the nobel peace prize 3 years later, on october 6, 1981 , was shot by a young man who had shouted before the shooting, either the death or the compromise of khaled estani on behalf of the people of egypt and the arabs who wanted the peace of egypt and disgruntled israel thanked anwar saadat for the deal with israel. according to the announcement of the world travel and tou

i bring this up because the yom kippur war had global reverberations.embers of opec imposed an embargo on the united states. price quadrupled. it's been a long time, but israel has been at war for the last year, and all along people thought something similar to cap again. even if the situation escalates on the lebanese border, opec hasn't lifted a finger. saudi arabia, the company that led the 1973 embargo actually took the moment last week to abandon its price target of $100 a barrel and decided to increase production. the saudis have resigned themselves to lower prices. not only as tensions increase, this time the price fell several percent. some of the price stabilization came from us. our company is producing 9.2 barrels a day in 1973. we now produce 2 million barrels a day. we're now the world's largest producer. we're the swing producer because we can pump out another million barrels a day if we had to. that's how we broke opec. plus, russia is producing full-out in order to finance the war against ukraine. even with sanctions, they sell the crude

attacks, we do so at a time when jews across the country will soon be observing the high holidays of yom kippur and rosh hashanah. for jews, this is a. of reflection and player -- in prayer. this is a time together to worship and being community with each other. it should not be a time of fear. the justice department has and will continue to aggressively investigate and prosecute acts and threats of violence fueled by anti-semitism and by hatred of any kind. in recent months, the department has brought charges, obtained plea agreements and obtained sentences for more than 35 defendants for criminal acts motivated by anti-semitic hate. this is in addition to the many charges brought by our state and local partners. that work will continue. no person and no community in this country should have to live in fear of hate fueled violence. no faith community should have to fear that they will be attacked in their place of worship. the justice department has no higher priority than protecting the safety and civil rights of everyone in our country. working to uphold that promise is our sacred responsibi

we had something similar in israel's history after the yom kippur war , which was accompanied by israel'ssurprise. in fact , guldan meir, the prime minister at that time, was later tried, the head of the army was tried, the head of the army's intelligence was tried, and several people were prosecuted and the costs of this surprise were heavy for the ruling body of israel at the time, so goldmeier left politics forever, so it seems these two reasons. the main factor is that netanyahu is insisting to stay in philadelphia and you think that finally netanyahu will protest with all these issues that he is involved in now. the main focus is on the issue of the zionist regime and the issue of the war in gaza and the west bank, and the main decision is made by the americans. americans now face an anti-zionist social movement that defends the palestinian nation is taking over the whole world , that is, anti-zionist is becoming anti-american , that is, if it continues in this way , america will become the name. the title of war criminal is introduced because of the weapons and financial aid that th

october 7th, the anniversary of the hamas attack on israel, or october 11th, yom kippur, the holiest day on the jewish calendar. the fbi was able to alert canadian authorities before khan crossed the border, and tonight he's facing charges that could put him in prison for 20 years. >> david: deeply unsettling. aaron, thank you. >>> the abc news presidential debate four days away, next tuesday night. former president donald trump in new york today. the judge setting the date now for trump's sentencing in the hush money case. he says trump will be sentenced after the election, and tonight, the judge's reason why. but it was actually different case that trump addressed today in front of the cameras, and here's rachel scott. >> reporter: today, the judge in donald trump's hush money trial handing him a significant win. agreeing to delay his sentencing until after the election. trump was convicted in may of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels. he was said to be sentenced on september 18th, but today judge juan merchan movin

wanted to happen october 7th marking the 1-year anniversary of the israel/hamas war or october 11th, yom kippurinner new york city specifically because of sizable jewish population writing at one point even if we don't attack an event, we could rack up easily a lot of jews. law enforcement plan to use a human smuggler, on wednesday the fbi says he used three separate cars to travel across canada before being taken into custody by law enforcement 12 miles from the us/canada border. mike pompeo reacting here. >> millions of people in our own country from all over the world, no matter who they are or what their intentions are. the heightened terror risk weather in canada or the united states is very real. >> reporter: con will appear in court in canada on september 18th according to canadian mounted police. griff: thank you. allysia: benjamin netanyahu denies progress has been made on a deal to bring israeli hostages home from hamas captivity, this as the idf is accused of killing a turkish american citizen activist in the west bank while protesting. jeff paul is tracking the latest. >> reporter:

it doesn't shock me it was done on yom kippur, shocking that anyone, a 20-year-old, yet, would be willing to perpetrate such a horrific act. >> he will appear in court in canada on october 13th according to the canadian mounted police. griff: we'll be diving into this in just a moment. cb. thank you. alicia. alicia: thank you, griff. california governor gavin newsom has voteed a controversial bill that was being pushed by members of his own party. legislatures would have helped illegal immigrants with loans to buy homes. christina coleman is live in our west coast news room with more. >> hi, alicia, yeah, the controversial bill that would have given hundreds of thousands of dollars in housing loans to illegal immigrants was not signed into law. california governor gavin newsom vetoed it yesterday. and he said giving the finite availability must be carefully considered in the broader context making sure we manage resources effectively. for this reason i'm unable to sign this bill. last month state lawmakers advanced the bill the california dream for all program. if newsom would have signed

at a time when across the country will soon be observing the high holidays of rosh hashanah and yom kippursolemn reflection and prayer. this is time to gather together to worship and to be in community with each other. it should not be a time of fear. the justice department will investigate and prosecute acts of violence fueled by anti-semitism and hatred of any kind. in recent months, the department has brought charges, obtained plea agreements and sentences for more than 35 defendants for criminal acts motivated by anti-semitic hate. this is in addition to the charges brought by our state and local partners. that work will continue. no person and no community in this country should have to live in fear of hate fueled violence. no faith community should have to fear they will be attacked in their place of worship. the justice department has no higher priority than protecting the safety and civil rights of everyone in our country. working to uphold that promise is our responsibility and it is one we will never abandon. protecting the safety of our people includes combating violent crime, w

this must be potentially on yom kippur on the the one year anniversary of the terror attack what your messaging commanding nine states including some of the universities seems to condone anti-semitism you get we almost got which of the attack on people simply because of their religion and ancestry. this is something that is happened in the past. i keep on all of my desks a little stone that says remember. because if you allow the seeds of hate to be unchecked you will eventually end up with terrible attacks on those people. we are, as a country allowing it. congresswoman went out of her way to give university has an opportunity to denounce anti-semitism and they would not do it. i think we've done a great deal to uncover it. to stamp it out here in the u.s. much less around the world. a 20-year-old young man from pakistan who was caught trying to cross our border. might be some folks surprised isis we haven't heard much about that is still influencing folks the way they are. we've a threat coming from the canadian border which is also something a lot of people do not necessarily hear

i will go back to what president nixon did in the yom kippur war when he said you put every cargo airplane the united states had come up fill it with armor and scented israel and said we will let them finish this fight. that's what you have to do. pick a side. i understand the people backing hezbollah are the iranians. this is a fight between good and evil and israel and iran and we need to support them. if we had done that earlier and said that this is how we will go, they would've quieted down. this did not happen in the four years president trump was involved in the middle east. it happened under biden because they have let deterrence lied. that's because you need to parts of deterrence. one is capability of the troops, the manpower, whatever it takes to get there but it also his will. if you don't have the will, all the capability that you have is zeroed out and if you don't how will you don't have deterrence for it president trump had the will and he showed it multiple times with people in the region when he took them out and eliminated isis and of those hard activities that he took f

he also considered attacking on yom kippur war, which is a major jewish holiday. and then the last thing fred is that law enforcement officials outlined in this indictment that they've finally moved in after khan shared a photo of himself next to a suitcase showing the cached it had available to himself and saying to them that he was ready to travel to begin to carry out this attack. that's when they arrested him just about 12 miles from the border with canada. and we have tried to determine whether khan has a lawyer and if he will be transferred here to new york fred alright. >> and then gloria, what is this about? the justice department prosecutors also saying that this pakistani national allegedly paid a human smuggler to help hit across the border into the u.s. >> that's right. in fact, this is what laid out in the indictment part of what khan is accused of doing is contacting the smuggler who would bring them to the border and in the process of doing that, fred, they actually switched around to three different cars an attempt to try and make sure that they we

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