CBS News' Steve Hartman reports for "Assignment America," as he visits Kramer's Hardware in Brooklyn, N.Y. where a mentally-disabled man named George stands out as a top employee.
George has worked in the same hardware store most of his life. He doesn't know much about the customers. But he knows everything about the inventory. The store doesn't even need a computer. George has it all in his head.
This magnificent clip features a truly distinctive Chupa that was performed in the New York Hilton, inspiring and amazing thousands of guests with a beautiful and unique musical demonstration. This stirring Chupa was produced by Aaron Teitelbaum and is testimony to his gifted ability to create genuine musical perfection. Yisroel Lamm employs his masterful expertise conducting the orchestra, while the renowned Shlomo Daskal and dazzling Shira Choir string together beautiful harmonies, presenting an exquisite masterpiece. This Aaron Teitelbaum production is an extraordinary and incomparable display of rare, bona fide musical brilliance.
Heshy Rubin, Srully Williger & Gideon Levine bring us the brand new super group, Mizumen! Enjoy this stunning video promo featuring 4 of the songs from the upcoming album, Do the Daf, Hinei Anochi, Mimkomcha & Our Identity. Video filmed & edited by Schneur Menaker and produced by Sruly Meyer.
n this edition of the Z Report we catch up with a singer from across the Atlantic that made it BIG a few years ago with his debut album “NIssim”. Of course I am talking about Shloime Gertner. Shloime hot off the release of his latest album “Say Asay” spills all about creating this amazing album. Why 14 tracks? Is he moving to New York? Electronic music vs. musical tracks, we have it all right here. So sit back relax and enjoy the newest edition of A – Z Report.
Beautiful song from the selichot prayers.
'Hakshivu' performed by the Belzer choir with R' Yirmiyahu Daman
"Master, hear the voice of our supplication
take our prayers up to your heavenly dwelling
for you are very forgiving and the 'master of mercy'."
A key financial backer of the proposed Islamic center near Ground Zero once contributed to a U.S.-designated terror group, MyFox New York reports.
Egyptian-born businessman Hisham Elzanaty, who made what is described as a "significant investment" in the Ground Zero mosque project,contributed more than $6,000 in 1999 to the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, also known as HLF, tax records show.
The donations came two years before the federal government shut down HLF and designated it a terror group. Elzanaty's attorney told MyFox New York that his client believed at the time that he was donating to an orphanage. Elzanaty did not respond to questions.
Federal investigators say the group was set up as a Texas-based charity, but in fact supported Hamas.
Ray Locker, managing director of The Investigative Project on Terrorism, told MyFox New York that even in 1999, news outlets reported on possible ties between HLF and terror organizations.
Five HLF leaders were convicted in 2008 of providing support to Hamas.
FOUR MEMBERS OF THE BSSP WERE SHOT IN THE LINE OF DUTY THURSDAY NIGHT WHILE PATROLING THE STREETS OF BORO PARK IN THE VICINITY OF 10TH AVE AND 48 ST
