mark dever? >> well, it's difficult to be brought together on exactly the teachings because what the emom said here is not the case that jesus is not crucified is at the very heart of the christian understanding of not only what happened to jesus but what jesus intended to do. >> so you can see tolerance but you cannot actually see a reconciliation because the doingmatic differences are so different? >> yeah. >> i know you're not surprised because you're a man of very deep and wide erudition as is evidence of to what you're saying today. do you believe many westerners that the koran teaches that christ was born of a virgin. >> a lot of american churches would be better off if they believed as much as the imam did, the christian churches in america, yeah. >> you mean that there is a rejection of jesus as being truly the son of god by a number of protestants churches? >> a number of people in churches. >> what percent of protestants believe jesus is the son of god? no idea. >> how about believe in

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mile dever fiji you. must feel so many people many nationals over there and now with these many people they jump to india to north india south india so what action the russian. people now hand the center. the food and the hysteria to make some decision about spices. go with the disco in scotland like russian people they like the risk hour and then they enjoy the. new people and the new product. for them is an example of an active changing restaurant world well it was great to meet you and good luck with your a consultation services here in the us a little thank you thank you so much thank you thank you. moving on and what other foreign restaurants are worth mentioning in moscow chinese restaurants and takeaway may not be as popular in the russian capital as in many european and american cities but there are still several places in the russian capital for those who are fans of chinese cuisine although some values might burn a hole in your pocket they're also more cash friendly places like mama tower the re

many iceland them into thailand thailand with number of on some some other country in a seashell mile dever fiji you. must feel so we need many people many russians also there and now with these many people they jump to india to north india south india so russia and the russian. people now hand the someone the food and the history. you know with the disco in the russian people they like. the. new people. for them is an example they like the changing restaurant well it was great to me and good luck with your a consultation services here with thank you thank you so much thank you thank you. moving on and what other foreign restaurants are worth mentioning. chinese takeaway may not be as popular. as in many european and american cities but there are still several places in the russian capital fans of chinese cuisine. might be pockets. friendly places like. the restaurant traditional chinese dishes such as rolls and peking duck and generous portions and false service. is located in the area of downtown moscow you can also order takeaway. everyone how authentic russian bourse differs from the fa

the psychological percentage barrier fifty percent that's proportional representation in the state dever and in terms of speed that would mean that united russia looking at voting about two hundred and thirty eight now that talk to the public the both being seen as so reflecting why does shift in the political mood among status in the country hillary clinton waded into the post-election debate saying that the elections weren't free or fair now russia's foreign ministry has slammed the comments calling them unacceptable and called on the us to look to the election assistant first and foremost saying that they could apply in cliches without trying to understand what's actually happening here in the country so it's worth remembering that there were seven hundred international observers to the election process now their response to the proceedings was mixed there were some claims of violations all of those the russian government has said will be fully investigated so furthur will later in the program will be joined by political analyst david gergen sure in new york for more on the internatio

these figures that will be changed in the numbers that are going to be taking a seat in the state dever president the fate of his that that's the way the results are looking at the name and will provide the stable development within the country . but the party has to form fairly well the party represents almost fifty percent of the population this is the result of the democratic process stuff but taken into account thanks to make amends you still have to forge coalitions with other parties of the various issues and this is what power limited and democracy is all about and the leaders of other parties so that they're ready for that which in store. now the figures this instead are still being counted and we're expecting the official preliminary figures to be announced later today so what's being said about the way the election was organized. well the election was being monitored by international observers so just around seven hundred who were following the process all around the country yesterday at around half a million service from competing policy as he said monitoring very closely for

that psychological percentage barrier fifty percent that's proportional representation in the state dever and in terms of state that would mean that united russia a looking at holding about two hundred and thirty eight seats now that just in public support been seen as so reflecting a why did shift in the political mood among status in the country today hillary clinton waded into the post-election debate saying that the elections weren't free or fair now russia's foreign ministry has slammed the comments calling them unacceptable and called on the u.s. to look to his own electoral system first and foremost is saying that it's no good applying cliches without trying to understand what's actually happening here in the country and that is for the russian people to decide and define the feature of russia now it is worth noting that the elections worry this thing by seven hundred international observers and their response to the process was mix of it it was hoped that their involvement in that would have gone some way to easing these continued transparency concerned. ok thanks. just like you k

megyn: this guy dever is a mess and would and prosecution nightmare if he were to take it stand.use he's getting retrial doesn't mean he's getting set free. dots prosecution have enough to convict this guy a second time without dever. >> i think they do. what will happen is the prosecution will avoid this witness. however, the defense will call him and ask questions they suggested. but the science does not lie here. when you have an autopsy report inconsistent with any accidents. when you have an autopsy report that establishes lacerations and things that occur -- he had nothing to do with it. so it presence and issue with him fabricating who was. he said i participated in 500 blood splatter cases and 200 cases. he exaggerated. megyn: the other thing in the first trial there was something about germany and another person who wound up murdered. they cass suspicion on him? >> i wasn't aware of that. but i have got to say something. one last thing. if she fell down the stairs. the key evidence is blood spatter evidence. she could have obtained lacerations by hitting the stairs. i th

we relied on local citizens about who ought to be devered and who ought dob drafted. that's the starting point. second, i started with cases i think are very hard to argue about. somebody has been here 25 years , somebody who has been a good local citizen, may well belong to your church, has children and grandchildren in the united states. and i'll say, i do not believe the people of the united states are going to send the police in to rip that kind of person out and ship them out of this country, particularly because those are precisely the people who end up in churches as kang chairs. i think we ought to be honest about that. most of the workers here with no ties should go home immediately. i think we should make deportation dramatically easier and make english the official language of government and have an effective guest worker program with severe penalties for employees -- employers who hire illegals. >> but the pew center said 3.5 million people could come under the criteria you laid out. >> i don't think there are 3.5 million people who have been here 25 years