>> yeah, so the baptist -- southern baptist convention is different than a lot of denominations in thatt run from the top down. there's not an authority structure where a convention of churches that come together voluntarily. that affects how we approach a situation like this but that cannot be used as a cover for a lack of accountability. churches that show a wanton disregard of -- that allows abuse, allows it to happen, that protects the abuser, they have no place in our convention. so we definitely have an opinion on this. and that is that our churches, because of the god that we believe in and that we worship ought to be safe places for the vulnerable and predators ought to have no place in our midst. if that means we're going to disfellowship churches that show this want one disregard or criminal negligence when it comes to these issues, then that's what we're going to do. our goal is not simply to meet the minimum requirements of what ethics and the law require. our goal is to put on display what we believe about god. that our god is a god who gave his life to protect the vulnerab

he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative david trump and his brother opened -- david trone and his brother owned a liquor store in the 1990's. they eventually moved to maryland and has expanded to become the largest fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth district elected representative kim schrier, the only female doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders. the democratic weekly address is given by california representative barbara lee, in which she celebrates black history month and talks about the democratic agenda. host: -- rep. lee: i am proud to represent the 13th district of california in congress. every february, we celebrate black history month. but this year is particularly meaningful, as it is 400 years since the first african slave arrived on the shores of america. families were separated, children were taken from their parents, and they entered into lives of bondage and unspeakable cruelty. from this painful history, african-americans have risen to and speak ason, the conscie

doe southern baptist convention is less a de nomination than it is a cooperative of 47,000 churches,h of which is independent and self-governing, so, therefore, the executive members,he "leaders" of the convention don't necessarily have the same authority to, you know, implement change top-down in the way that you would see in, like, the catholic church. >> reporter: but it does seem at least from your reporting that church leaders did not actively respond to it. in some people's words, they seemed to have dodged the issue. >> that's a sentment shared by people pressuring thd other survivors and victims. think it's a fair critique to say, obviously, after years ofad them beinge aware of this issue, the fact that no reforms were ever undertaken orri sly considered, i think that it's a fair critique from the people who were vocalizing this problem for years. >> reporter: how has the leadership of the southern baptist convention responded recentlyo your reporting? >> the current leadership,t curresident j.d. year as well as russell moore, who heads the s.p.c.'s ethics and religious libe

jean baptiste is just coming into view, and it's an unprovoked attack on mr. jules. mr.ules, from our perspective, and from the officers' observation, never fought back to defend himself. detainee jules did not see the attack coming. and you can see that mr. jean baptiste really manhandles him for quite some time, actually launching a flying kick there. >> i never do nothing to you. why would you just come to beat me and take me, drop me on the floor like that. like someone who you're trying to kill me, right? so why? my neck, i can't move it. and now i feel headache. i feel headache. and then keep -- >> while jules said the attack was unprovoked jean baptiste told jail officials he was acting on a long-held grudge from the streets. >> inmate jean baptiste blamed inmate jules for his previous incarceration. i don't know what happened on the street between them but he blamed everything on inmate jules. apparently he's been waiting two years to get his hands on him. >> both inmates went to the seg unit. inmate jules was found not guilty, and he was released from the seg un

ashleyjudd ashley judd baptiste, ashleyjudd baptiste, bbc news.o.uk/actionline — or you can call free at any time to hear recorded information 0800 066 066. a bbc undercover investigation has found that dogs trained for illegal fighting are being traded around the world, including britain, for thousands of pounds. a year—long investigation was originally based on evidence from the charity the league against cruel sports. tonight it has called for tougher policing of illegal dogfighting and tougher penalties. a warning — this report by our correspondent tom symonds contains distressing images. for more than an hour, this dog has fought for his survival... ..nntil this. he died the next day. they call this a sport, but it‘s illegal in most countries. the injuries are horrific. it‘s a very horrible crime. this is an italian investigator, who‘s been working undercover for us for months. i can‘t understand how it‘s possible that people who work with the dogs can do that. she was sent this video by one of the men who attended the fight. bulgarian ivaylo

. >> reporter: it started like 90 wednesday night bible study at third baptist. but as reverend amos brown was wrapping up with a song, children in the congregation paraded in with a birthday banner. pops of confetti stunned him when he said he was a bit suspicious when friends arrived from out of town. he was showered with gifts on this his 78th birthday. including a proclamation for mayor london breed that februar 20, 2019, is amos brown day. jane brown, his wife of 53 years, said she threw the party to bring more people to the church. >> i felt that more people needed to hear what he has been saying. >> reporter: it turns out the party wasn't the only surprise. he was gifted with a remodel of the aging bell tower. >> you should have your birthday more often. >> my hope and wish is that people are inspired to get involved and to turn around the low achievement of black children in the school system. >> reporter: in the meantime, san francisco's third baptist church will get a new tower as soon as the rainy season is over. >> reporter: in down san jose, this mur

and the baptists couldn't decide whether to follow his conscience or the doctor's orders.but the baptistinally concluded -- he came up with a solution. and so he told his wife. he said. there's a punch bowl over there. and if unbeknownst to me you could slip a little bit of that whiskey into the punch, then i could drink it in good conscience and all would be well. well, says lincoln, if somehow mr. davis good slip out of the country unbeknownst to me, then much of our problem would go away. the institution of the presidency changed dramatically at the end of the 19th century, in the beginning of the 20th century through he 19th century, the president and the presidency were not at the center of american political life. they were not expected to be. by the constitution congress was supposed to be the leading institution. the president was simply the chief executive. he would execute the will of congress. and most presidents of the 19th century followed that model. there were only a couple really of 19th century presidents that people remembered. andrew jackson. abraham lincoln, thomas je

the alfred street baptist church sponsoring this for the second year in a row. facebook was a major part in this. >> we are here to let kids know that if you want to go to an hbcu, there are internships available to you, there are scholarships. we are here trying to recruit. we are here ting to promote hbcus and highereducation. >> the alfred street baptist church has been hosting this job fair for 17 years now. >>> tax day iast approaching and today some of you received free help filing yourreturns. volunteers welcomed folks to the fairfax skills source center in ann andale. >>> a house war ng party for the zoo's most popular attractions. here's news4's derrick ward. >> reporter: just when you thought the giant pandas couldn't get any more interesting, a new exhibit opens interesting, a new exhibit opens at the national zo i think the biggest thing that i'd like to say to first responders is thank you. without them, i wouldn't be here today. i would just like to say thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. from the bottom of my heart, thank you. ♪ >>

. >>> a stunning report revealed hundreds of cases of alleged abuse in the southern baptist church.y 400 church leaders and workers have been accused of sexual misconduct in the last 20 years against children and adults. more than 200 of them, including pastors, have been convicted or taken plea deals. the church is accused of mishandling allegations. the president of the southern baptist convention says he's committed to making sure the church does a better job preventing abuse. teachers in denver are set to go on strike for the first time in 25 years. schools will remain open with substitute teachers. only early childhood classes will be canceled. >>> the big weather story is in the pacific northwest. another sorm is dumping more snow. this could be the snowiest february on record for seattle. hundreds of flights have been canceled. schools are closed there. farther south, this is the scene near lake tahoe, california. walls of snow surrounding this home after they got three feet. >>> meanwhile, hawaii is getting battered by dangerous winds. waving up to 60 feet high were expected

paul community baptist church in new york and one of the extraordinary theologians and congregational leaders of any color and any faith in this country, so delighted to have my pastor in the house. she knows i'm not out making trouble because he can see me. [laughter] first, that was so beautifully read and written, really incredible to hear it. but i also wanted -- i'm curious how this book even came about. sometimes the ball writers want to write wha that hasn't been written yet, and black fortune definitely is such a book but then how do you even know what it is you want to write about, what do you know is waiting to be filled, so what puts you on the trail to the six post: millionaires? >> it was kin >> it was kind of a dialogue between me and you. [laughter] >> that's more than i remember. >> i remember i went to jamaica when i was working for the newspaper here and i had found out about the first millionaire in jamaica and i remember i was at columbia journalism school at the time and sam has a famous book writing class. i wanted to get in the class and i pitched this idea abou

he's also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist hoich. representative david trone and his brother opened a small liquor store in delaware in early 1990's. kpt moved its headquarters to maryland and expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth district elected representative kim schrier, a pediatrician and only female doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. "washin" continues. host: we take a look at how your money is at work in the federal government. this week, we are focusing on the future of social security, and we are drunk by mark miller, and columnist for "reuters." give us a state of social security and america? --in america? most: it remains the beneficial retirement benefit for most americans. it is ubiquitous and is something that people will rely on dream retirement. but they faced challenges. a lot of your listeners, your viewers, probably heard about clipooming 2034 financial that social security is facing. there are financial challenges t

ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news.ls of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call free at any time to hear recorded information 0800 066 066. football, and tottenham have been in action in the first leg of their last 16 champions league tie against borussia dortmund. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson is at wembley. long before the arch here at wembley, this place was really for finals. when you are in the knockout stages of the champions league, that final seems feasible. tottenham have a lwa ys final seems feasible. tottenham have always said they are in it to win it, and after this game, this 3—0 win over the german league leaders, maybe they are right. wembley may be football's ultimate destination. for spurs, it's the home which isn't home. still, if you're walking, march with belief. there is a suspicion at tottenham that football's almost forgotten them. tonight, hmm. .. they had a statement to make. in a flash, lucas moura for tottenham. . . missed. rememb

ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news.tions which offer advice and support — go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free at any time to hear recorded information 0800 066 066. british horse racing has begun again after a six—day shutdown because of the highly contagious equine flu. there were four fixtures today at musselburgh, southwell, kempton park and plumpton, where richard conway has spent the day and sent this report. racing has finally found its remedy for the flu, and thoroughbreds are once more permitted to run. stringent procedures on vaccinations and documents are now in place, with officials on watch at plumpton today, to ensure their new rules are enforced. they're simple measures with putting in place, to ensure that when the horses do arrive at the racecourse, there's not the risk of a horse which may be symptomatic entering and mingling with other horses. not every trainer is permitted to racejust yet, given a backlog of flu tests in need of analysis — something some feel is an overreaction

his productions are fast paced intelligent and often political the prophet tells of a christian baptist sect at a french housing project it's an educational piece about religious radicalization holy water we learn can also be used for waterboarding. then there's opera new art mozart's luci ocilla featuring a desperate narcissism and a perversion. and the blockbuster last weekend cuts aside five retelling of giacomo might have been as opera casts the portuguese explorer vasco da gama as a space adventure it's an urgent lesson on the consequences of colonialism. cuts us latest project is vandy who's left was a does this for the power of fate with this piece he wants to explore the history of racism in america. to do that he's changed the setting from the original spain to the southern united states as in the original a young couple is kept apart by racial prejudice. and documents very much made by human remains. marginalization and depression followed as a red thread through jumps in time from slavery to current day police brutality it's an opera for the post obama era. and this summer to

we heard from the actor tcheky karyo who plays baptiste on bbc breakfast.ter ofjean surprised by how popular the character of jean baptiste is?” was, definitely. but it's also the work and the love, the team of the brothers, which they have for this french character, who is a real person they know from a long time ago. so he became this character in the series. and also the huge talent of this ensemble, you know, it's like a choir, ifeel like i am a voice going through there was... so easily to this could not have happened because you walked away from this character in the first series, tell me about that? well, it is because i was, my daughter was just born and i read the story of dismissing boy, ifelt really anxious about it and i didn't want to sign for six months and to be hired for three years of. so i felt really stressed attrition but tom shankland, directed the first eight episodes of season one, he was so strong and so much humanity in the way he talked to me about the character and the story itself and the way he wanted to shoot it, this was, you

he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church.rother opened a small liquor store in delaware in the early 1990's. itscompany eventually moved headquarters to maryland and has expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth district elected representative kim , a pediatrician, and the only female doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> ohio senator sherrod brown took part in a roundtable on jobs and the economy. he spoke to voters in new hampshire. this is an hour-long portion of the event.

unless he starts to fire baptist sips and baptist -- bishops.t brings hollow and no action. >> reporter: pope francis will issue a new law regarding the protection of children and the vatican will create a task force and a handbook to help bishops around the world deal with this issue. willie. >> anne thompson starting us off this morning at the vatican. >>> the crisis at venezuela border is getting worse. violent crashes between government troops and protesters turned deadly. maduro is refuseing to allow humanitarian aide to be brought into the country. morgan radford is here with me. good morning. >> good morning, there has been a standoff for weeks along venezuela border as frustration and anger and now hunger continues to build. >> reporter: desperately needed food burning on the venezuela border. maduro firing tear gas and rubber bullets into protesters. these are the scenes of venezuela since last month when an economic crisis and national president gauuaido claims control of the country. he was in the middle of the battle. >> four trucks

alfred street baptist church. we're here at howard university. great students right here that are able too on to the next chapter. they first have to graduate in may. let's get that done. >> thank you,le motte. >>> here are four things toow kn we start with a deadly plane crash in california. five people were killed when the small plane crashed into a home yesterday, aboil 40es outside of los angeles. morgan chesky will have the latest ahead on "today." >>> a montgomery county teacher was killed in an accident early morning.y bradleyolan watts crashed into a utility pole. >>> pivsident trump will d the state of the union saturday tomorrow night. in an interview, he signaled another shutdown could be coming if he doesn't get f fundingor a border wall. ere's ten days to reach a deal. much more ahead next on"today." >>> ralph northam says he is not resigning. the embattled governor said he was not in a racist picture in his 1984 yearbook. stay f with news four the latest. >>> mild weather, mid to upper today. 60s tomorrow. higher chances of rai but

the 15th baptist street church bombing killed for girls. where you -- weeks after the exhilarating, empowering march on washington. the march to the dream is not over yet. clarence will continue the conversation. clarence: thank you, jamie. that is quite an act to follow, but i will try my best. nothing makes an old scrivener happier than to have someone say, tell us stories about the old days. important event. dr. king was very important to me and my upbringing for the most self-centered of reasons. i was a child who wanted to have a good time. i had a life and i recall very well the first time i learned the value of skin color in america. i was four years old and watching a tv program -- i was born and raised in middletown, ohio, by the way. anyone from up in the hills? known as the home of the mcguire sisters. one of whom just passed this week out here, in fact, as well as the hometown of jerry lewis, er.miss ball or -- ball america 1976 came from middletown. her a name escapes me at the moment. one of the chicago bears was from middleto

. >> reverend kilgore, friendship baptist church. >> we will follow as the litany is printed on the programer in this hallowed place to give thanks unto the lord. lift up your hearts. everywhere and so turn the hearts of men toward each other that any qualities and injustices may disappear and the spirit of brotherhood madewell among us. -- may dwell among us. bless the pilgrims who have come from far and near, and that each work and sacrifice for peace and freedom. >> mahalia jackson. ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ [singing] ♪ >> we are perplexed, but not in despair. we are marching and nothing will stop us. reverend milton perry walked from jersey city to washington. miles, a bible in his hand and his feet on the road to freedom. >> may i say this, that i walked because the people of montgomery, led by reverend martin luther king, walked to maintain their human dignity and their rights. let us all walked together for freedom, for liberty, and equality. >> he walked like the people of montgomery, alabama. the whole world, listening to their footsteps. it all started when mrs. rosa parks wou

mechanicsville this morning we have southbound there 5 near baptist church road, medevak on the zasceneause of a bad accident. fort washington inner-loop through lanes right now blocked. travel times looking pretty good. >>> thank you, meliss consumer alert this morning, growing concern about a new law that actually is meant to help protect kids from identity theft. >> but some paren say it is putting their information at risk. consumer reporterog susan is working for you with what you can do and what you can do to keep your family safe. >> well, this new law allows us to freez our child'scredit, but a local mom's concern that the process to do this may actually be putting bother and her children's information at tsk. >> we w to protect them children. first >> for ann, that protection includes freezing her twin son'b crut unlike freezing youred cr, where you can do it all online, freezing a child's creditre req parents to send sensitive informing, likes full social sy numbers and birth certificates by mail to all three credit bureaus. p you're trusting that somebody trustworthyks it up

and the san antonio express-news reveals 20 years of sexual abuse allegations within the southern baptist church, with over 700 victims, including many children -- some as young as three years old. 380 southern baptist leaders and volunteers have been accused of rape, abuse, and various forms of sexual misconduct. around 220 of those have been convicted of sex crimes or were given plea deals. the report also found that members of the church pressured some women to get abortions after becoming pregnant as a result of assault or threatened to shun them from the church. the church is the largest protestant denomination in the country. the report has prompted calls for investigations into the church and their role in covering up and enabling the abuse. eight families are suing the trump administration for the trauma and inexplicable cruelty of trump's "zero tolerance" lawyers for the families say the policy has left the children with lasting emotional scars and altered behaviors, including not being able to sleep or eat. the suit is seeking $6 million in damages for each family. the u.s. gove

according to this new report from the houston chronicle, roughly 380 southern baptist church leadersve faced -- vowing to stop predators in our midst. >>> there are 101 confirmed cases of the measles in this country. the outbreak started at the beginning of this year and cdc data shows washington state is driving the trend. over 50 cases of the highly contagious illness are concentrated in clark county. the state health department there says that a quarter of the kindergartners are unvaccinated. the seattle times reports that measles vaccine orders in clark county are up 500% last nigmont >>> dueling rallies. dueling crowds with very different voters. what do those voters think? we're going to talk to people on the ground in texas to get the voice of the people. >>> and the bronx man. spent nearly 20 years in prison after he was convicted of killing his own mother as a teenager. he was just exonerated. i'll share my exclusive interview with hugh burton coming up. >> how does it feel? >> surreal sometimes. you've been carrying the weight for so long. to finally be able to put it down,

on behalf of alfred street baptist church, go do amazing things in the world and know we took care of your account for you. >> oh! >> reporter: the pastor and congregation of alfred street baptist church in alexandria, virginia, paid off $150,000 in debt to students they'd never met. the church called for a 21-day fast in january from food, social media and shopping using their cash instead as an offering. >> those 34 students ranged anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000 and we paid their debt off in full. >> i couldn't believe it. i'm the first kid in the family to go through the american public school system and the university system, so i'll be the first to graduate with acol >> reporter: reverend wesley t' joyso lphese students. >> my mom died my freshman year so i've been doing it by myself for awhile, so i'm just really grateful. thanks. >> oh, my goodness. what's also amazing is the impact this made on the congregation. in fact, none of them knew where that money that they gave was going but when they watched the video like we just did they were overwhelmed. many of them were in tear

john the baptist parish. the woman's car was hit by a drunk driver. victim was transported to a local hospital. she is expected to be okay. the other driver richard preston will be facing drunk driving charges. she's probably very grateful they got her out of there in time. that to be turned out very differently. >>> another winter storm is rolling over the eastern half of the united states today and tomorrow. meteorologist ivan cabrera has more. >> good morning. another winter storm setting up for us here. the gulf moisture coming in out of the gulf, it's going to be -- crash with cold air up to the north so we will make snowfall big time. winter storm watches and warning posted. you see the rainfall beginning to move in. notice how far south the cold air is, already the radar picking up mixed precip as far south as alabama and parts of mississippi as well. we are not going to be talking about snow, it's going to be a big rain event for this area, but farther north where we hang on to the cold air, throughout the entire day, that's where we have the

revere amos brown with the third baptist church said the buildi are falling victim to gentri hittingmong the casualties the 55-yea bryant mortuary which is facing closure because of financial problems. revere brown says neighborhoods like additi philmore need to get more help from banks and lender he's calling on city officials to step in. >> to come together and make sure that we make this a city where there is liberty and justic for all. and in that all should be african-american. reverend brog the city to help develop a financ plan to acquire fillmo heritage to ensure surviv >>> an extraordinary piece of techno ibm spent six years buildi took center stage in san francisco. ibm project debater is the first ever super computer that can debate human, and it is not a puppy. she wa put to the test against a world champion of the bay. pe secure the social welfare of the people we sho subsidize preschools. thanks for your attention. >> such a soothing voice. that's project debater arguing the issue of preschool funding. each debater learned of the topic just 15ments before debate time. b

and the deadliest in 2017, 26 gunned downt first baptist church in souther lands, spri texas. the church now has its own armed security team. but critics like the giffords c later says the presence of a gun makes gun violence more likelynd believe civilians do not do a good job of preventing gun violeee when they armed. at a2, the weapons are out of sight, but the protection t of mind. >> i appreciate having security. for one, ites m me feel like the church cares about my >> reporter: these three say security is theirca lling. >> i have the heart of a mother and a mother is going to protect her children. >> reporter: standing ready to prevent tragedy and praying they never have to. birmingham,alabama. >> two days after that shooting rampage a factory in aurora, illinois, the five employees gunned down were honored today. thousands gathered at a vigil ah pratt facility where a long-time employee was fired. >>> how to tell whether it's true or not and all the information we're exposed to every day. er holt tells us about a new program called media wise,h teaching hchool students

. >> the alfred street baptist church has been hosting this job fair for 17 oyears.ck history month we're honoring the achievements from our area. one author has sold hundreds of copies from his latest book series, and get this he's only 10 years old. conor little john wrote a book called tag, you'r it." this all started with a creative writing in class and conor decided to go thera e mile and decided why not. write a whole book. >> writing is fun because it gives me all these new ideas. feels good to have people know what i'm doing and know that i have things out there and it just feels real good. >> ci can barely get through e-mail. his books are on amazon and he's already working on next monday. nbc 4 is celebrating black history month with a show today called "she thrives." join us a little bit later this morning at 1 is:30 right after "meet the press." >> a good o to catch indeed. >> lawyer ricketts will be back to let us know how i breezys going to go but temperatures are rising. stay with hey babe, what's the password for the cable bill? rollerbladeking22. cap

new sweeping investigation revealed twenty years of sexual abuse allegations within the southern baptist church with over seven hundred victims including many children seven hundred victims and those are just the ones that came forward and this comes a half a year after all port showing catholics priests abused a thousand children in pennsylvania alone and another report this past december saying that the catholic church in illinois withheld the names of at least five hundred priests accused of sexual abuse of minors five hundred priests in illinois it's horrific we are literally under assault and that is why i'm calling on the nation of venezuela to a sense of humanitarian aid you. know man ok all right and no one is sending us aid centers soldiers send copies of the bible to you can hide masons i know you can make room for it by cutting out all of the references to helping the poor because we're not really using those anyway. tell some other country could paratroop in cable news anchors who have been especially trained to cover this story rather than ignore it sentimental parachutes wh

we are going to turn from baptist to the grammys. hello, i‘m over here. grammys.people tuned in to watch it compare to the baptists which got about three and a half million people here in the uk. obviously a different playing field but the grammys came out strong. alicia keys hosting and she walked on stage and very much show this is a representation of diversity of women in particular she was standing alongside judy pinkett smith and jennifer lopez and lady gaga and michelle obama who got the hugest cheer in the room and she had to stop her speech because people we re to stop her speech because people were just applauding so loudly and finally she managed to get going and it was really good to see her there and a lot of warmth in that room for her. thank you very much indeed for joining us. so the grammy‘s was a night full of memorable moments, but it was lady‘s gaga‘s final pose during her rendition of ‘shallow‘ that hit a home run in the meme department. watch this. hold the pose. do not blink. the internet loved it. me said one, when a video turns sideways on

and the deadliest in 2017, 26 gunned down at first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas. >> amenn armed security team. but critics like the giffords law center to prevent gun violence say the presence of a gun makes gun violence more likely and believes civilians do not do a good job of preventing gun violence when they are armed. at sight but the mind. >> i appreciate having security. for one, it makes me feel like the church cares about my safety. >> reporter: these three say security is their calling. >> i have the heart of a mother and a mother's going to protect her children. >> reporter: standing ready to prevent tragedy and praying they never have to. blayne alexander, nbc news, birmingham, alabama. >>> still to come, we will go to rural kentucky where they're producing a delicacy that just may be the best in all the land. on car insurance? did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all the way home? weeeeeeeee! we we weeeee! weeeeeeee! weeeeeeee! weeeeeeee! max. maxwell! yeah? you're home. oh, cool. thanks mrs. a. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. o

well they they they have an alliance with the catholics now but they started out as anti catholic baptist and pentecostals and so this city really represents. just like a cesspool of say tannic sin for the christian right and at the same time it seems like a place trump could actually be at home in right i mean you could see a trump tower being built here you could see trump you know dallying around with porn stars and whatever here he probably has done that why did they support trump why it's a good question i mean trump just got them the supreme court for at least a generation that's the dream of the christian right overturning roe v wade and you know short of that basically overturning the entire liberal agenda that we've seen on the court since or warren became a justice we also have to remember that the christian right really thrives off of the culture of personal crisis i mean that was the real theme of my book republican camorra is that all these people who can't deal with monday are nitty and living in a secular society because they couldn't control their alcoholism they hate homo

he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative david cohen and his brother opened a small liquor store in delaware in the early 1990s. the company eventually moved its headquarters to maryland brand has expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. washington's eighth district elected representative kim schrier, a pediatrician, and the only female doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> mares and advocates for gun control talk about gun violence and hate crimes in their cities. this portion features the mayors of annapolis, maryland, parkland, florida, charleston, south carolina, and pittsburgh, pennsylvania, as they share stories and recommended solutions. part of a recent meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. >> good morning, everyone. my name is karen freeman wilson, and i am honored to serve as the chair of the criminal and social justice committee for the conference of mayors and i have the distinct privilege of leading this session on a ver