in indianapolis. from the beginning, i ve said that i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i m sorry to say it appears that path has been foreclosed. reporter: cruz s campaign fell short, despite pulling out all the stops in indiana. now trump leads the way, picking up all of the state s 57 delegates. on the democratic side, bernie sanders wins the indiana primary in an upset against hillary clinton. he spoke with supporters just outside louisville, kentucky. we understand, and i do not deny it for one second, that we have an uphill battle in front of us. reporter: hillary clinton is focused on the general election, her campaign quiet tonight, and trump says he s focused on beating her. we re going after hillary clinton. reporter: well, clinton s campaign came out with a statement late tonight, calling trump too big of a risk who seeks to bully and divide americans. live in the digital operations center, denise nakano. an
Rabbi Gordon L. Geller, a spiritual leader for more than three decades in Margate, a community activist and a U.S. Navy veteran, died Friday.
He was 85.
According to his obituary, Geller "led the Temple Emeth Shalom congregation in Margate, NJ for more than 30 wonderful years, joyfully celebrating and providing comfort to his community through countless life events, before later helping to establish the Shirat Hayam synagogue in Ventnor."
Rabbi Gordon L. Geller, a spiritual leader for more than three decades in Margate, a community activist and a U.S. Navy veteran, died Friday.
He was 85.
According to his obituary, Geller "led the Temple Emeth Shalom congregation in Margate, NJ for more than 30 wonderful years, joyfully celebrating and providing comfort to his community through countless life events, before later helping to establish the Shirat Hayam synagogue in Ventnor."
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While it may be common knowledge that Moses brought about the plagues, the Torah records surprisingly that it was Aaron, not Moses, that performed the first three plagues.