we've been getting a lot of transaction particle with collaborating with the youssef and community based organizations and will be glad to continue to serve on the w came back >> thank you. any questions. >> supervisor breed. >> how many years were you on the y came back. >> one year. >> can you talk about your accomplishments. >> we have done some off site workshops and think tangz if you will to better develop the communication as a consultant, if you will, to the youssef. that's been a big part of what we needed to do on the y came back. some of the other things we've done is listen to the community based organizations in a way that we could go back and make and present those recommendations to the i sever. so - >> what's in one sentence what's the mission of the workforce and advisors committee. >> to be a liaison, if you will, to the community based organizations on their on behalf of to talk. how many community based oeshthdz are there >> that's a great question. i know it's 4 of us. yeah. >> so there's just four nonprofits. >> there would be nonprofits 80 that are ref funding it's

simon: youssef sidhom is the editor of egypt's most important coptic newspaper.w did you explain it? i mean, why was there such violence? >> sidhom: they were furious about the copts, and they wanted really to punish them for that. >> simon: and right outside cairo, in a town called kerdasa, a mob broke down the gate of another coptic church complex. redha girgis, a caretaker, was there. >> redha girgis ( translated ): they looted everything, from chairs to pews. they stole anything that could be carried. what they couldn't carry, they destroyed. >> simon: how did they set the church on fire? >> girgis: they set the whole place on fire, with molotov cocktails and gasoline. >> simon: and on their way out, the attackers left behind a calling card, graffiti saying that egypt is islamic. the whole complex was gutted. everything was incinerated-- pews, paintings, bibles. the copts had supported the overthrow of muslim brotherhood rule, were overjoyed when the army took over. but when they saw their churches in flames, they realized they were paying a price for siding

one son, youssef, is about the same age abraham's son would have been, and he's trying to imagine howve felt. >> he was probably extremely scared at what was going to happen and he was very worried for his dad because he knew his dad was going through a long like trouble just getting over the fact he had to kill his son. i'm sure he understood it coming from a higher power. >> for jews and christians, the story of what happened next is the same. abraham's faith was absolute. he didn't argue with god. he tied up his son and laid him on the rock and then he drew his knife. >> as the story goes, abraham literally lifts the knife before god says, abraham, abraham, you don't have to do this. >> so the son was spared, and a lamb appeared to take his place. >> one of the abiding lessons we're meant to learn from genesis is obedience to god. that if you are obedient, then in the end, you are rewarded. >> muslims believe ishmael, not isaac, was the son abraham was called upon to sacrifice, but the essence of the story is the same across the three religions. is it heartbreaking to think this pa

one son, youssef, is about the same age abraham's son would have been.g to imagine how he would have felt. >> he was probably extremely scared at what was going to happen. and he was very worried for his dad because he knew his dad was going through a long trouble just getting over the fact he had to kill his son. i'm sure he understood it coming from a higher power. >> for jews and christians, the story of what happened next was the same. abraham's faith was absolute. he didn't argue with god. he tied up his son and laid him on the rock and then he drew his knife. >> as the story goes, abraham literally lifts the knife before god says to him, abraham, abraham, you don't have to do this. >> so, the son was spared. and a lamb appeared to take his place. >> one of the abiding lessons we're meant to learn from genesis is obedience to god. that if you are obedient, that in the end, you are rewarded. >> muslims believe ishmael, not isaac, was the son abraham was called upon to sacrifice. but the essence of the story is the same across the three religions. is

youssef something or other? >> i think he has done some musical stuff.cept as cat stevens? >> all really good things. >> i would check the moon shadow, moon shadow. >> jay carney yesterday at the white house, we have been telling you here on the fox news channel about the problems and the perils of obamacare. yesterday jay carney tried to sell the line that millions of americans are already saving money and they're happy with it! who are these people and what is this guy talking about? >> today we are focusing on the savings that millions of consumers have already seen because of the health care law's provisions that insure americans receive more value for their health insurance premium dollars. >> don't you think if there was a line of people, they would be right behind him? i saved 300 bucks, i saved 900 bucks. >> right. >> where are those people? >> maybe make a t-shirt. well, you know who is on to that? senator tim scott of south carolina said no, no, it's not getting better. those people that you're talking about, jim carney, they don't exist. it's