and everyone left after the group and wanted to talk to me, elsie. she said i'm worried, i really liked to have the guest, i loved hearing her story but i'm worried about i accept her religion as valid been i'm be traying jesus. >> sue sdwran -- betraying jesus. >> susan have you found that's a common worry. >> it is. it seems a response to the inter faith world is a continuum anything from oh well it really doesn't matter it's the same god and i don't have a problem with it all the way to i don't know what to do with passages from the bible such as jesus say i'm the way of the truth, the life no one comes to the father except through me. it's right there in our own scriptures. i realize from our own bible, we have these passages that would say that, no, we can not accept another person's religion as equally valid. what do we do with that? are there other ways of looking at that? i started to dig a little deeper into these things and start asking those questions. actually for myself as well. >> yeah, because we weren't trained or ee kwimd in seminary

and my sister has a son the same age as elsie.much fun at the breakfast with the characters and all the stuff. and so we got in the park early and we're like, okay, what is the first ride we're going to go to? like, apparently the 2-year-olds are tall enough for all the rides. so let's go to the best ride, pirates of the caribbean, which i didn't think at the time that, like, a ride so immersive, which is so entertaining to adults, would be so terrifying -- >> jimmy: oh, right off the bat. >> for two children who have never even seen a movie. never even seen like a youtube video. >> jimmy: really? >> i mean, so we're like, yeah, let's do this. as soon as we go out on the bayou with the guy playing can the -- playing deliverance, i'm like, this was a terrible mistake. and i see my daughter tense up. and my nephew is like -- and we went down the drop. >> jimmy: the drop alone scared them? >> they were clinging to us the entire time. and then it became this thing. you know, when kids have something that scares them, they talk about i

so hopefully i can take elsie, my older one to a rehearsal. >> jimmy: and she can watch. a disney princess? >> at least it will prove to her that i'm a singer and she can't tell me to stop singing, which is what she does all the time. she's like, mommy, stop singing! >> jimmy: i think nicole richie does that lionel. [ laughter ] >> i'm like, my feelings are hurt, and then she goes, okay, mommy, you can sing. >> jimmy: it's not the audience you're necessarily looking for. >> she likes to perform, kinda. >> jimmy: have you taken the kids to disneyland? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you have? >> charlie just, like, slept in the room. so we took my sister, took her two kids. and we took elsesy. and my parents came. >> jimmy: like a big thing? >> a whole, fun big thing. and my sister has a son the same age as elsie. it was like, it's going to be so exciting. and they were really excited and having so much fun at the breakfast with the characters and all the stuff. and so we got in the park early and we're like, okay, what is the first ride we're going to go to? like, apparently the 2-

oh you enjoyed that you're right up to date elsie with the latest at the top of the. franking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could meet fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive trucks people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here in the mountains and slow down so much they lost a job got laid off and the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be . and that's a tough reality and. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to go i mean eighty percent of the beach but probably with you and do so w

. >> it was a heartbreaking battle for the parents of elsie. it ended at 230 this morning.ive days after medical staff removed him for life support. his parents confirming his death. his father became the face of anguish. he wrote my gladiator laid down his sleet shielding gained his wings. reaction pouring in from all over the world including pope francis who pressured them into letting him take alfie to a vatican hospital. really are the he tweeted that he was deeply moved in pain praying that god receives him in his tender embrace. he suffered from a degenerative condition. he spent the last year and a half in a hospital. doctors clashed with his care and said that he should be allowed to die. in the end they wanted supporters to extend them. in this hour there giving thoughts and prayers to the family. >> that doesn't press. will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. great, another dead end. sarge, i just got a tip that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- wh

i'm john elsy. i want to talk about 135 hyde. back in 2015 i tried to contact the property owner dealing with 101 hyde street project and the impactses on this property of 135 hyde. in december of 2015 a new property owner which has several properties i feel the property owner over extended what he's going to do and the same thing he did at 101 hyde. had they just wanted to go three the entitlements but didn't have the $10 million plus because they spent over $2 million to buy the property to build on the project before you. next, the project sponsor did limited outreach to the -- in the pact -- packet with limited route reach and there were six stories and eight studio units for a total of 48 units for the property. then they changed the development plan one month later in december 2015 and when the property was bought to eight stories and 69 dwelling units. most the residential buildings do not have garages and many have subbasements under the sidewalk. the one study shows the building would add more wind to the street level an

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i'm john elsy. i want to talk about 135 hyde. back in 2015 i tried to contact the property owner dealing with 101 hyde street project and the impactses on this property of 135 hyde. in december of 2015 a new property owner which has several properties i feel the property owner over extended what he's going to do and the same thing he did at 101 hyde. had they just wanted to go three the entitlements but didn't have the $10 million plus because they spent over $2 million to bu

in the occupied west bank elsie beynon is a form a israeli minister of justice tell me earlier that it was unclear what the palestinians were hoping to a change. the question of whether or not it is excessive use of power. and i must admit that most of the israelis saying you know it is a palestinian provoke they're having their problems with egypt with their own. leadership with the studio authority they are coming close to the to the fence of we actually we drew from gaza destroyed all the settlements are a true that we are still having some. or for ruling. through the sky in the sea but this is not a reason to. have these demonstrations against us especially when they ask is so. back what actually these young people who are really suffering we all admit the suffering in the small stream which is so densely populated but what do they really want to form us if they want peace if they want negotiations we are ready to negotiate but as you know hamas is not ready to negotiate with us. united states has announced more sanctions against russia for what it calls its malign activity around

modernizing the economy of the cubans are skeptical about whether he'll see many improvement or with of elsie many improvements in america editor lucien newman reports from havana. getting their daily bread cuban style with your ration card in hand one roll per day per person at a minute state subsidized price a system that dates back to the soviet union. in recent years the government has been forced to cut back on ration card items but there's still rice beans sugar salt and occasionally meat aid with cuba's national currency that. if we didn't have this option those on a workers' wage could not afford to buy almost anything. you can also use pesos to buy fruits and vegetables. but for almost everything else from shampoo to shoes you need a c. you see the cuban government's version of hard currency on an average monthly wage you can purchase thirty c. you see not enough to fill a car with petrol cuba's dual currency is a monetary abnormality that stunting economic growth and scaring off investment. and like the ration card doing away with it is a must if cuba's new president. is going to ma

franklin and johnson representing elsie hastings. the congressional district. she is representing debbie wasserman schultz. becky tule commissioner. on behalf of congressman alcee hastings. on behalf of the current commissioner. city of parkland. stacy kagan. vice mayor city of parkland. the regional director senate bill nelson. the commissioner. the commissioner parkland. mayor of parkland. vice mayor coconut creek. and last but not least. commissioner of kohler springs. and with that i would like to introduce someone who is a very special to all of us. the united states representative ted deutch. >> think you very much. thank you everyone. thank you everyone for being here if i miss any electives i want to make sure i didn't miss anyone. the vice mayor. thank you. let's give him a hand. before we get started i'd like to do two things. i will combined them as one. first of all if you're here tonight and you have served our country and are a veteran i would ask you to please rise up from moment so we can acknowledge you and express our gratitude for your servic

elsie scott, ms. bernice king, doctor barbara skinner, dr. malveaux, and many others. hazel is not only one of our foremost journalist in our country today, she's also knows a little something about how to assemble some of our greatest thought leaders from our country and community. congratulations. hazel, on another magnificent event, my friends, i'm here today to discuss one of the most pressing issues facing african-americans, and how to close the homeownership gap, and how to build legacy wealth. today our rate of home ownership lurks near the bottom. this most recent recession put us in trouble, african-americans especially. we dropped from a pre-recession high of 49% to an unacceptable rate of 42%. we lost billions in real estate. and today, over one half of all african-americans are renting. we are paying somebody's a mortgage note. those who do not live in our communities. if we can help put somebody in the white house, if we can get out and vote and cause the person to be over housing, the housing administration, we can do all this, and we can't put our people