A gathering that many experts hope will prevent violence in the name of religion. A spiritual welcom unlv, courtesy to morocco. Joining pieces piece people of all walks of life and faith. To have discussion about one another and to have a good evening and to celebrate peace. Joining more than 200 other las vegans. Stand up and speak out against violence, especially violence in the name of religion. Following high profile terrorism attacks in paris and san bernardino. I think the extremists would almost take all the oxygen out of society and well end up having a shouting match by the tame we need understanding, we need inclusiveness and confront confront our society. At u. C. Berkeley he says interfaith gatherings just like this one help to wipe out intolerance across the country. Its critical in really building a civil society. That is welcoming and embracing other strengths rather than fear. And many local faith leaders also signed a petition to end violence in the face of religion. A
Cardinal drive. A vehicle fire. The good news is the police are on the scenement looks like the fire is out and smoldering. Might take a while to get it out of the way. The good news is things are moving by pretty quickly. Tenminute ride on northbound 95 from the occoquan to the beltway. The trains are all on time. A Traffic Alert in fairfax county. Westbound lanes of Leesburg Pike near the dulles toll road should be open again. They started construction on the pedestrian bridge which connects the spring hill metro station with businesses and homes on Leesburg Pike. Work resumes next week. Today, president obama and afghan President Hamid karzai will meet for the First Time Since president obama was reelected. The leaders will discuss what the u. S. s role in afghanistan will be when the war ends there next year. Karzai had dinner last night with secretary of state hillary clinton. The meal came after the two had a private meeting. They also discussed the future afghanistan, including
Whether or not to recognize a Palestinian state is a decades-old debate. Advocates say the move would have legal and symbolic power, but critics argue it would not change the situation on the ground.
Calls to recognize Palestine as a state are much debated. Advocates say the move would have legal and symbolic power. But critics argue that it won't change the situation on the ground or solve the real problems.