>> there is no word in hebrew for coincidence. i have to reject that theory. >> glenn: this is amazing. look at the unfinished doorway here and here, and the doorway here. you have these -- what do you call these? >> buttresses. all right here. >> often believable. >> steps down in the same direction. both from right to left. strange. >> glenn: you're not saying they intentionally are building the tower of babel? >> i think they are. i really do. i do believe and was told that the design of the headquarters in the parliament in strasburg, france, the designers were asked to make it resemble the tower of babel -- >> glenn: we call and they tried to verify and they say they're just reflecting the coliseum. >> right. that's what we want to build in europe. place for christians -- >> >> glenn: right. i doesn't make it any better. but it's remarkable. what is the name of that report? >> many languages, one people. >> something like that. yeah, their slogan is many languages, one family. >> they can't help it. anybody who is following t

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no main secretary of judaism is taught. >> they learn hebrew as a language. and also hebrew as a way to delve into jewish history. >> reporter: a classroom environment that school leaders say gives an independent jewish high school a solid graduation success rate. >> we truly have a strong support system and with the teachers and administration and students that if you need anything, they are there for you. >> reporter: in baltimore, paul jaffey. abc2 news. >> the scholarship program is at the high school where 80% of the tuition can be covered. tuition runs about 17,000 dollars a year. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar, and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherrate. >> it's 6:12 right now. 6:13 on some of your clocks and we want to honor veterans with veterans elementary school in ellicott city. the time-lapse from yesterday and as being see the flag extending in the breeze. but a full sunny day and what a gorgeous week it's been so far. how about we keep that trend as we honor our veterans today. we will take you to veterans elementa

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. >> learn hebrew as a language hebrew as a way to delve into u.s. history. >> and a classroom environment that school leaders say gives an independent jewish high school a solid graduation success rate. >> we have truly a strong support, with the teachers, students, that if you need anything, they are there for you. >> in baltimore, paul gaffey, abc 2 news. >> there's a scholarship, where 80% of the tuition could be covered. tuition runs about 70,000 a year. >> it's a nightmare for passengers as the carnival cruise ships docks adrift at sea. >> take a look at the picture. flight officer robert taylor, pilot with a long, long rangers. and 377 squadron, 13th air force world war ii. he's now 87-year-old. veterans are getting free milk today and wyatt ebberheart, charlie is serving up those meals. we'll check with them >>> thousands of passengers from the carnival splendor is finally back on land. it had to be towed after it lost power at sea and was stranded. for four days, passengers didn't have any air conditioning, hot water or cell phone service. >

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. >> the national park service has granted the hebrew orphan asylum a historic site designation. the building is the oldest surviving asylum in the u.s.. it was injured in an online competition. the asylum placed ninth after it moved from the building that was the west baltimore general hospital. >> we have a lot more news straight ahead. >> hundreds of local families will have a meal thanks to a local basketball star. >> the turks are having a great ring now. -- terps are having a break right now. >> 43 degrees at the airport. >> 43 degrees at the airport. it was up to me to support our family. [ male announcer ] karri danner went back to school, to become a nurse. my education made all the difference... [ male announcer ] but now some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like karri, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, and my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >> 400 families are all set for thanksgiving. pe

>> on a nearby building, graffiti has been sprayed in hebrew. "arabs out" agreed to. and inside, "death to the arabs." and nearby journalists came to see the damage for himself. >> it is not the way of our community. i do not know could have done this. but this is jewish land. >> according to international law, this is not jewish land. and claims that the settlers are innocent seem to be contradicted by this video of than stealing olives from palestinian trees. -- of them stealing olives from palestinian trees. driving away from another jewish settlement, he found this. ross sewage from a nearby settlement pouring down to a palestinian -- raw sewage from a nearby settlement pouring down to a palestinian field, killing the olive trees. >> [unintelligible] >>, ultimately, this is not about all of trees. this is a struggle for land between palestinian farmers who have lived on it for centuries and jewish settlers who believe it has been given by god to them. >> we broke this 24 hours ago, but it is too good not to return to. maybe you should have a poke around your attic

. >>> well, it's learning culture and hebrew and independence. coming up next, that is the focus of shoshanas. cardin school. and we have five tips to peck out another religious education. >>> we come across leaders who inspire us just like tim smith from the workplace to the classrooms find pent schools parents and students look for for higher education. >> reporter: paulafteree looks at school that starts with a mission and ends with a question. >> reporter: we all walked down hallways similar to this but inside is where the magic happens. >> why do we read torah what purpose does that serve? because it facilitates learning. >> reporter: the school leaders at the shoshanas. cardin school say jewish value system is difficult to teach in a public setting. >> when is in a middle school i. barely knewyone in my grade let alone everyone in the school and being at a small school, i get to know everyone on a personal level. >> reporter: it's the size of the classroom that brings five or six student together enabling them to know each other on an intim

you can see hebrew writing. while the number of imports from israel has greatly increased, virtually all exports from gaza are still forbidden. that has crippled many businesses in gaza. this used to be one of the busiest factories. they make biscuits. before the blockade, the export of 60% of them. now with the market saturated with the israeli products, they have shut down virtually all production. >> i feel very sad. this is not as my feeling. this is the feeling of 350 people working here. >> in israel, the government says people in gaza are still for getting one question. >> why are there any problems in exporting and importing? why is the border blockade? the territory has been overtaken by a declared terror movement. >> back in gaza in the factory, amid the boxes of biscuits going stale, they feel things are getting worse. israel eased its blockade almost five months ago. so far, few people here will tell you life has gotten much easier. bbc news, gaza. >> millions around the world of marked the moment wh

. >> on a nearby building photograph fitity has been sprayed in hebrew. arabs out, this reads. inside death to the arabs. the following day i bring david, a lawyer from the nearby jewish settlement to see the damage for himself. >> not easy to see. it is -- it is not the way of community. it is not the way of judaism. i don't know what -- i don't know who could have done this. this is jewish land. >> but according to international law, this is not jewish land. claims the settlers are innocent seem to be contradicted by this video of them stealing olives from palestinian trees. in an hour's drive away next to another jewish settlement, we found this. raw sewage from a nearby settlement pouring down through palestinian olive fields kill the trows. >> the trees -- the west -- the worst are here. ultimately this is not about olive trees. this is a struggle for land between palestinian farmers who have lived on it for centuries and jewish settler who is believe it was given to them by god. the west bank. bbc news. >> now to a lighter thought. we broke this 24 hours ago. it is too go

if you look at these baskets, you can see hebrew writing. other boxes are also from israel. while the number of imports from israel has increased, virtually all exports from gaza are still forbidden. and that has crippled many businesses in gaza. this used to be one of the busiest factories. they make biscuits. before the blockade, but it exported 60% of them. now with the market saturated with israeli products, they have shut down virtually all production. >> my feeling is there should be people working here. we see them not working and all the machine stopped. >> in israel, the government says people in gaza are still asking the wrong questions. >> why are there problems with experting? why is the water blockaded? because the territory has been overtaken by a deplored terrorist. >> in the factory, at mid the boxes of biscuits going stale, it feels as though things are getting worse, not better. so far, few people here will tell life got much easier. bbc news, gaza. >> several tugboat's have pulled a stricken cruise ship into san diego bay on tuesday. this brings almost 450

in her life she found so much comfort in the psalms she wanted to translate them from the original hebrew into poetic language for people of all faith. her book is called "the complete psalms." our story is illustrated with illuminated manuscripts by artist deborah band i. >> began the translation at a very dark time in my life. i came -- i came to religion as an adult really as an act of desperation. you know? i felt i needed to believe in something, and i struggled with depression. i had an intuition that in the psalms i would find something of the relationship to god that i was looking for. the psalms are full of longing for god. you know. a longing to experience god more intimately. ♪ >> i think mostly for christians the psalms exactly what they do for jews, which is the western person of faith standing up in relation to god in a haven't honest and genuine way and i think in that way they speak to all of us. the great thing about the psalms is they address, really, the whole spectrum of human emotions. from intense despair and feeling of abandonment by god, feelings of betrayal by h

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if they think that they should call my home town and the hebrew name, talk to me about it. in 2010, there are roads in the west bank that i cannot use as a palestinian. your colleagues here, our scholars. some times the color of your skin is used. ccupation corrupts. the whole region now is going down the drain. they cannot stop settlements, they don't want me to go to the security council, they don't want me to be recognized. they don't want a fair agreement. i am supposed to be in the box. i'm supposed to be a servant for this occupation. forget it. i did not miss an opportunity. >> i don't work for the administration and i have been gently critical of their policies. i would not prejudge what is that day are or are not prepared to do. you had plenty of times -- time to go to the united nations should your predictions prove to accurate. i would ask you my tent question in the interest of time. if we invite you back and lecturer at this time, will we be having the same conversation? in the interest of time, your responses were forthright and candid and i really appreciated

says the writing is in hebrew he costs him self in the role of moses saving his people it depends on anyone who agrees that jesus is the king of kings and lord of lords is one of us is our brother. that's the message god sent to us on the tenth of april two thousand and seven. we were sitting in this room when we received a message from the eternal being that this is you know that we must take the decision to change things so you're a priest you've been one for several years and yes for several years now i'm a seventeenth day adventist and living in the forest doesn't stop me carrying out my ecclesiastical missions it's just his lapel pin says rebels for christ donald and this is a big organizations that started in america they often come and preach to rebellion you place a book with a flood the old the pastor has even recruited followers where you would least expect it but i mean oh yeah we have people who belong to rebels for christ and who pray with this and who are muslims they've written something over there i don't understand i can't read the muslim language you have members wh

this the writing is in hebrew he cost him self in the role of moses saving his people it depends on anyone who agrees that jesus is the king of kings and lord of lords is one of us is our brother. that's the message god sent to us on the tenth of april two thousand and seven. we were sitting in this room when we received a message from the eternal being that this is you know that we must take the decision to change things so you're a priest you've been one for several years and yes for several years now i'm a seventeenth day adventist living in the forest doesn't stop me carrying out my ecclesiastical missions it's just his lapel pin says rebels for christ donald and this is a big organizations it started in america they often come and preach to the billion plus book of the flood and there's a deal the pastor has even recruited followers where you would least expect it but i mean oh yeah we have people who belong to rebels for christ and who pray with this and who will muslims they've written something over there i don't understand i can't read the muslim language you have members who are

this the writing is in hebrew he costs him self in the role of moses saving his people it depends on anyone who agrees that jesus is the king of kings and lord of lords is one of us he's our brother. that's the message god sent us on the tenth of april two thousand and seven. we were sitting in this room when we received a message from the eternal being that this is you know that we must take the decision to change things so you're a priest you've been one for several years and yes for several years now i'm a seventeenth day adventist and living in the forest doesn't stop me carrying out my ecclesiastical missions it's just his lapel pin says rebels for christ donald and this is a big organizations it started in america they often come and preach to the billion book the flood and the deal the pastor has even recruited followers where you would least expect it but i mean oh yeah we have people who belong to rebels for christ and who pray with this and who are muslims they've written something over there i don't understand i can't read the muslim language you have members who are musli

what is the hebrew word for mortar in between? materialism. what holds us together as a people. materialism. i want you to think of this, this weekend. when you are with your family, what holds this country together? the have, principles -- the values, principals? or materialism. if the money goes away are we in the street killing each other? that has to change. that can't happen. al-qaeda doesn't care if the package bomb plot failed. how much does it end up costing? this is death by 1,000 paper cuts. next thing to consider is net neutrality. f.c.c. over congress. we told you that congress was making itself irrelevant. they couldn't get net neutrality through congress. the f.c.c.be is announcing plans next week for regulations to ban the i.s.p.s like comcast from blocking or favoring content online. this is basically a fairness doctrine for the internet. you lose the internet, you lose the war, i think. cass sunstein said it was bad for people that they could seek out information that only fit their point of view. they want to make sure you get huffington post on fox news. no th

it has lyrics in english, hebrew, and arabic. [applause] ♪ ♪ there were days i wish it were just all go away is no it would all just disappear ♪ ♪i feel i am losing touch anything that makes sense ♪ ♪ where can we go from here to restoreomethigng my faith in the light ♪ [singing] ♪ why can't we go ♪ ging]n ♪ ♪ where can we go from here ♪ give me something to restore my faith in the light ♪ tell me that we're here to stay ♪ something to restore my faith in the light is ♪ [applause] thank you. >> that was optimism, that was our district. please join me in thanking her one more time. [applause] welcome to the national constitution center. i am david eisner. ceo and president. this is a great night for all of us. for me, tonight is the first liberty medal ceremonies since i became president. today happens to be the day that my family that moved here from bethesda, their first day in philadelphia. [applause] the founding fathers endured some pretty tough troubles on their way to independence hall, which i

well, daniel lap -- the rabbi that was here said in ancient hebrew that mortar is materialism. i have told you before, we have got to get rid of our materialistic viewpoint and change the mortar. because if stuff is the only thing that's holding us together and quite honestly it is, do our values, do our principles? does god hold us together anymore? how about our common history? how many people who loved america didn't even know our history two years ago? what's holding us together? four out of ten americans now say marriage is outdated and ir. -- irrelevant. it's almost gone. we have got to change the mortar. if these bricks start flying apart because we lose our materialism, our clothes, our job, our food, if we are focused on the mortar of materialism and that falls apart, we will beg for a strong man to hold it all together. you have got to get involved and prepare. i will show you number one problem coming and its solution next. ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr. gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing