francis-fallon: no, definitely not. the history of the hispanic vote is one of steadily trying to add different people, people who saw themselves quite differently in national origin terms. for example, mexican-americans, puerto ricans, or cubans. the whole hispanic vote project, if you will, was one of trying to bring very different people s together into some kind of coalition or consensus about what they all stood for, and it has been a project that has over the years been revealed to be very diverse internally. definitely not. but that has always been one of the ambitions of the people who propel hispanic politics, that there should be this unity of , who aree fundamentally so much alike that they ought to act as one. so there has been that distance between the ambition of some architects of latino politics and the reality of people with very different origins and experiences. steve: let's talk about the history in a moment, but generally speaking, if you look at cuban americans, especially florida -- in florida, th

i met francis do francis franci. he was a sharp dresser and he came up to me and approached me.and we had been friends ever since. my husband also, so fund of francisco, i think. he has been so kind and generous to me and he actually had no reason or purpose, actually, to be so kind and generous to me. kind of barely knew me but kind of took me under his wing. i have to say what i loved most about francisco besides his smile was that he was political without the nastiness of politics. he was completely independent. and he felt -- what he felt was good for the community, and then he would sand up for it and i have to commend him for that and also, i want to say that he was a wonderful community volunteer. mainly supporting and representing chinatown and i also went to his radio show with my limited chinese language skills and felt completely at home with him. many times he had come to my office with visiting delegations from china and i was so pleased to accommodate him and i just want to say, we have experienced a great loss with the passing of francisco shae. i don't think ther

we started with francis. i want to come back to her and ask you how many years have you researched this? >> i'd say i probably worked on it for 10 years. >> okay. so you know her pretty well. >> pretty well. >> what would francis perkins think about the ilo today? >> i think she'd be pleased with the things it's done and the members it's brought in. during her lifetime, it was a fairly narrow membership. but the ilo has been taken this lesson and these ideas to every country all over the world, and i think she'd be thrilled with that. i think she'd say that we still have a lot of the same problems. and every single panelist here has alluded to the universality of the problems that we confront as human species and try to think how to keep making the world a better place as our global population grows. >> i want to have a a little bit of time for the audience to pose some questions. so we have mics, there are mics in the back. if there are any questions, raise your hand, state your name, and your affiliation. >

pope francis is the 266th pontiff and he leads the church's 1.2 billion followers. he's a new kind of pope, a humble latin american jesuit more devoted to the poor than the royal pomp and circumstance that comes with the thrown of st. peter. that's convinced some powerful critics that the holy father is a left wing liberal. and they're coming for him. led by, of all people, an american who loves upsetting the established order. >> the administrative apparatus of the church has to be changed. they even admitted they need help, right? i would love, and i'm rallying people, you know, lay people today in the united states. >> why is steve bannon now taking the vaticansy? >> because nobody else has stepped up to do it. >> president trump's former campaign chairman steve bannon is on a new crew skr crew said. >> are you feeling confident you can also impact change here? >> absolutely. no doubt. >> his goal is to save the catholic church from the pope, who he says is failing to deal with the biggest crisis facing the church today. >> my problem with the pope today is about

francis was asked that question.as asked that question and the form of the question was, did he believe there was a gay lobby in the catholic church and francis said no, i never met anyone who has. i am a member of the gay lobby. it's a different point of view as to what's happening and what the root cause is. they see where the problem is. it starts in the seminaries and they have to do a better job of determining who is sutd for this life and who isn't. >> great question. the big one, the power house question. the "hardball" question. is it reasonable for the church, the 21st century to assume there are a lot of males out there who are willing to give up sex for life, whether straight or gay. that's the vow of chastity. is that reasonable to assume that would work or not? >> in religion, it's swimming against nature. normally people are ill-advised and we are founded on the belief that a man was raised from the dead. we are swimming against nature at the get go. i believe there is still a role for the witness of ce

francis-fallon: no, definitely not. the history of the hispanic vote is one of steadily trying to add different people, people who saw themselves quite differently in national origin terms.

what would francis perkins think about the ilo today?> well, i think she'd be very pleased with all the things it's done and all the new members that it's brought in, you know. during her lifetime it was still really a fairly narrow membership, but the yeeunited states played some role in expanding the membership but really the ilo has been really -- taken this lesson and these ideas to every country all over the world and had a -- i think she'd be thrilled with that. i think she'd say that we still a lot of the same problems, and ed's -- every single panelist here has alluded to the universality of the problems that we confront as human species and try to think how to keep making the world a better place as our global population grows. >> i want to have a little bit of time for the audience to pose some questions, so we have mics. there are two ladies in the back that has mics and so please if there are any questions raise your hand, and state your name and your affiliation. my name is marina colby. i did not want to be the first person

we looked into a movement that steve bannon is -- he's a part of that is going after pope francis andis very much the same movement that is driving the right-wing populist movements across the united states and the same movement, the same tactics, the same strategy that helped bring president trump to the white house. so there is this loose coalition of people who have grievances with pope francis who think that pope francis is really deep down a liberal and they don't like him, and steve bannon is doing what he always does. he is energizing this movement and he is front and center of this movement. >> i was at a church meeting a couple of weeks ago, and it was off the record but i got to tell you, there's a lot of anger in my church, the roman catholic church about the sexual abuse of young people, not just people who were prepew b-puberty, it'se of their role as a priests with young boys and young women in some cases and it's been covered up. that's the problem. and how does bannon connect that cover up with liberalism? >> so bannon is focussing on this issue. most of the time that

vegan to working with francis mallman, who is like the satan of vegans. kitchen. >> anthony: that's cold, man. >> nacho: i know, but it's the truth. she was the one in charge. >> anthony: so you grew up eating a lot of italian food? >> nacho: yes. >> anthony: nacho's grandmother, ercillia, was born here -- the child of italian immigrants. >> nacho: i grew up around my grandmother, like constantly cooking. and that was her form of affection, in a way of like showing that she cared and she loved you. >> nacho: is it good? >> grandma: yes, it's good, but if it's too soft, it's not going to work. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: her tuco, her version of sunday gravy, is made from pancetta, cured pork ribs and hunks of beef, simmered for hours. >> anthony: there's also matambre, a local specialty of rolled, stuffed beef, served alongside russian salad. >> anthony: so when did you start cooking? >> nacho: i think it was like my mom got divorced and i realized that she needed help and i start cooking as a way -- yeah, support. then i decide to become vegan, and she was like, she

universitycarolina professor benjamin francis fallon talks about the spanish speaking vote in the 20th century. he describes a group with distinct interests and voting patterns and outlines how the national democratic and republican parties have courted various hispanic constituencies. this 15 minute interview was recorded at the annual american historical association meeting. >> professor benjamin francis fallon studies and teaches this. let's talk about the hispanic vote. is it a monolithic group? >> no, definitely not. the history of the hispanic vote is one of steadily trying to add different people, people that saw themselves quite the family -- differently in national origin terms, for example, mexican-americans, puerto ricans, cubans, the whole project if you will is one of trying to bring very different peoples together into some kind of coalition or consensus about what they all stood for and it has been a project that has revealed over the years to be very diverse internally. but that has always been one of the ambitions of the people that are fundamentally alike, they ought

capital colombo well the attacks in sri lanka overshadowed easter festivities at the vatican pope francis was holding easter mass as news of the attacks came in worshippers had gathered in st peter's square to hear his traditional blessing for the city of rome and the world from the balcony of st peter's basilica pope francis mourned the dead and condemned the bloodshed you see there no money for studying them yet through said i want to express my love and support to the christian community. targeted while they were gathering in prayer and all the victims of cruel violence. and i entrust to the lord all those who were tragically killed and pray for the wounded in all those suffering as a result of this traumatic event francis appealed to political leaders to put aside their differences and work for peace. that's what made the one who gives us his peace and the roar of weapons both in areas of conflict and in our cities and inspire the leaders of nations to work for an end to the arms race and the troubling spread of weapons and. the pont of then ended his speech with the traditional or be

have played a role triggering fear among the faithful from the balcony of st peter's basilica pope francis mourned the dead and condemned the bloodshed. this season of money fist. said i want to express my love and support to the christian community. targeted while they were gathering in prayer to eat and all the victims of cruel violence. i entrust to the lord all those who are tragically killed and pray for the wounded in all those suffering as a result of this dramatic event francis appealed to political leaders to put aside their differences and work for peace. that's what made the one who gives us his peace and the rule of weapons both in areas of conflict and in our cities and inspire the leaders of nations to work for an end to the arms race and the troubling spread of weapons. to. the point of then ended his speech with the traditional or be at or be people bless him it minute they put in. but this. the tea leaves. its feet to shine through this in the super room who. are right a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world tripoli's only working airport has r

each leader was given a bible signed by the archbishop and for a francis.justify peace divides. the pope offering a dramaticjustify peace as he kissed the feet of the leaders. it also allowed him to emphasise his commitment to a region of the world thatis commitment to a region of the world that is all too easily forgotten. while his work is done, there's is is about to begin. the son of a white police deputy in louisiana has been arrested over a series of recent fires at black churches. holden matthews, who's 21, is charged with three arson attacks on religious buildings. his father helped in the arrest. no one was hurt in the fires, but as the state governor has said, they evoked painful memories from the civil rights era of a very dark past of intimidation and fear. more women are running in the upcoming national election in indonesia than ever before. political parties are required, by law, to field at least 30% women candidates. and that means women from less conventional backgrounds are getting a chance to run. bbc indonesia's rivan dwiastono spent ti

francis condemn the treatment of millions of migrants and challenge the international community to do more to provide refuge saying no one should be indifferent to suffering. is another major theme was interfaith dialogue after francis was welcomed by king mohammed the sixth both leaders affirm the importance of jerusalem as the holy city of the three major monotheistic religions this comes amid rising tensions between muslims and israeli security forces but the high point for the catholic faithful was the final mass in a stadium in robot the vatican says it was the biggest mass ever celebrated in morocco only about twenty three thousand catholics live in the country many themselves migrants. let's take a peek now at what could be the factories of the future the largest industrial technology fair in the world has opened in the german city of hanover much of the focus this year has been on the new five g. telecom standard experts believe that it will transform the world of work. look don't touch simpler i contact control says machine is this hands off robotic arm the future of automati

one president is office is pope francis citing one opinion. another president is pope benedict.but speaking out. he's being active. this is just what the catholic church doesn't want. it creates more confusion. pope francis hasn't made any advances with regard to pedophilia in the catholic church, but this letter is a greater setback. >> mitchell, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead it's a shocking statistic. native american women far more likely to be murdered than people in other demographics. what members of congress are doing about it next. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your

francis: without question.tter in these other economically cyclical areas of the market. these ones have gotten hit because of the economic growth scares. you see 3.2% gdp growth this morning, it is a rearview number, but what we're hearing from companies, to me that is a much more exciting area of the market. david: you make a fascinating point. if you look at the age of the companies in the russell 2000 as compared the s&p, maybe that is where the up-and-coming companies are. francis: that is a fair point. one of the things people do not realize about small-cap companies is they tend to stay small for a majority of their lives. not many grow up to become apple or microsoft. they stay small. they change. they might be acquired or spun out, but small-cap companies are not as young as you think. carol: how do we look at it? we were concerned about not seeing you move up in small caps we have seen in the large-cap space. is that a barometer of things to come? should we be worried? it sounds like you are not. fran

francis. who had a congregation here.borated with the physicians right after the tornado to take care of people the best they could, but there is no hospital. they took all of these injured people to dance halls, gymnasiums, and try to take care of them in those forms. but, after the tornado, and mother alfred approached doctor mayo and suggested that a hospital be built here. but, doctor mayo was reluctant. he said, hospitals cost a lot of money and at that time, hospitals had a bad reputation. they were typically places to go to diane not to be healed. so, he wasn't sure this was a good idea. mother alfred was a very persistent woman and she suggested if the sisters build the hospital, which you and your sons practice there. he agreed. six years later, st. mary's hospital open, very small facility with 27 beds. doctor mayo and his sons began practicing there. doctor charlie mayo's wife edith she was a farm girl, one of 13 living in this area. she decided she wanted to become a nurse. she and her sister and two friends g

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i see your point francis i mean this is general sentiment among the people who are affected by the.the sight of the spire collapsing of the fire engulfing the blazing golfing the building that they were just wanted it to look exactly like what used to be but this is a new era with different technology different new what materials what do you think should come first the need to rebuild it along the lines of the new technology or the need to maintain the structure the way it used to be although it's a five zero structure in a way the internal debate really in or restoration project is precisely between the balance between the precise reconstruction of the building that's been lost or the degree to which it can be altered to incorporate new technologies and a lot of what informs decisions to answer that discussion comes from a really close analysis of the fabric that survives and that's going to take into account its significance and value and can has already touched on that and a lot more will also come from the condition of of the remaining fabric and whether it in fact can usefully

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pope francis has condemned the attacks at an easter mass in the vatican, saying he is close to the christians by ‘mourning and pain‘ this easter. the main easter celebrations in paris will be held at the church of saint eustache following monday's devastating fire at notre—dame cathedral. deaf children, who can't use standard hearing aids or implants, will be offered cutting—edge brain surgery to help them hear, says nhs england. now on bbc news dateline london, hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week, it's easter weekend for two billion christians — the world's biggest group of religious believers. in the early 21st century, our world is becoming more religious, not less. muslims are not far behind christians in numbers. in third place come more than a billion hindus. then buddhists at about half a billion, with folk religionsjust behind, and smaller groups including sikhs and jews bringing up the rear. surveys suggest more than 84% of all humans identify with a religious group. so in today's programme, we focus on how religion impacts our world. my guests — cather

i see your point francis i mean this is general sentiment among the people who are affected by this.the size of the spire collapsing and the fire engulfing the blazing golfing the building that they were just wanted it to look exactly like what used to be but this is a new era with different technology different new what materials what do you think should come first the need to rebuild it along the lines of the new technology or the need to maintain the structure the way it used to be although it's a five structure in a way the internal debate really in or restoration projects is precisely between the balance between the precise reconstruction of the building that's been lost or the degree to which it can be altered to incorporate new technologies and a lot of what informs decisions to answer that discussion comes from a really close analysis of the fabric that survives and that's going to take into account its significance and value and can has already touched on that and a lot more will also come from the condition of of the remaining fabric and whether it in fact can usefully be r

pope francis at the vatican this easter sunday adding his voice to a chorus of condemnation and sorrow from the world leaders reacting to this really like attack also coming up. there's a comic actor about to become ukraine's next president polls in today's runoff election are due to close in an hour incumbent president petro poroshenko runs against polygamy selenski a comedian who played the president on television but can he do it for real. i'm michael thanks for joining us world and religious leaders have condemned a devastating wave of easter sunday bombings in sri lanka at least two hundred seven people were killed and hundreds more wounded luxury hotels and churches were targeted police say most of the eight bombings of peter have been suicide attacks the government has blamed religious extremists but so far no group has claimed responsibility. the hospital in the capital colombo was overwhelmed people brought in victims anyway they coat. that. outside shock and disbelief at the scale of the violence. no one expected easter sunday to end in this way i heard the explosion and then

hope francis at the vatican this easter sunday adding his voice to a course of condemnation and sorrow from world leaders reacting to the sri lankan attacks also coming up. comic actor becoming ukraine's next president. casting ballots in today's runoff election incumbent president petro poroshenko faces for the mere selenski comedian played a president on television but can you do it for real treat. michael okun thanks for joining us in sri lanka a series of easter sunday bombings at luxury hotels and churches filled with worshippers has left at least two hundred seven people dead hundreds more wounded police say most of the eight bombings appear to have been suicide attacks the government has blamed religious extremists but so far no group has claimed responsibility. so hospital in the capital colombo was overwhelmed people brought in victims any way they could to. get that. outside shock and disbelief at the scale of the violence. no one expected easter sunday to end in this way but the explosion and then the roof fell on us we took the children and ran out but when i came to the ho

even robert francis o'rourke got hit. he is too close to the republicans come he's got a very thin record and policy. it's a sign that the democrats are going to be going tough and hard and nasty and mean this time around. second of all, it shows that joe was not ready for prime time. despite the fact that he has been a vice president, served in the senate for a long time, and ran for couple of times. he doesn't have his team together. witness popped over the weekend, it took him some time to finally get his sea legs and put out an appropriate response. finally, it raises the question of, is he going to continue to apologize? we saw him do it about anita hill last week. i thought she did a good job of playing that out. the problem is, is he going to feel compelled to go out and apologize for anything else that specifically heated in the past or did he do as sort of a blanket statement of, you know who i am, my attending -- i want to be respectful, if people to get the wrong way, but will wiy keep apologizing or will he sh

. >> he's not alone in his criticism of pope francis. does he fit into the bigger picture? >> you said it right at the top. pope francis has been very critical of the nationalist, populist movements that are spreading in the united states, all across europe that bannon spearheading. he's pushing back and he's not alone. he's grabbed this issue, a real issue, that many have been criticizing the catholic church about which is the sex abuse scandal. he's using it, as you heard in that clip, to hammer pope francis because bannon and others around him think this pope is a liberal. >> he's got this beautiful monestary. what is he intended to do there? >> he has leased this monostary and they want to turn it into an institute. the idea is to arm modern politician, nationalists politicians with the political skills that bannon used during the trump campaign. he is setting up this institute and he thinks that pope francis is an opponent to this entire political movement. >> people need to watch this and understand what's going on there. thank you

now francis calling on global talents to submit ideas for recreating the famous spire. the international competition will allow us to decide whether we need to rebuild the spire whether we need to reconstruct the spire exactly as it was conceived in designed by view later dick or whether as is often the case in the evolution of cultural heritage and cathedrals we need to give new to dom cathedral a new spire adapted to the techniques and challenges of our era. it could take years before we know whether the cathedral will return to its previous glory or receive a new look for the future but either way it seems notre dame is determined to remain one of europe's most visited sites to be seen. in the house or some of the other stories making news around the world you should actually officials have declared opposition come to that akram in mameluke the republican on the people's party the winner of last month's disputed istanbul elections doesn't measure type heard ones a cape a one nation wide but lost istanbul and ankara to the out p.p. place loans to the people to be from

that's a lemon choreography of this event is somewhat at odds with pope francis who likes to be very pope francis is playing for the victims of sri lanka now, it's important that i say that. although he did not make reference in his text that we followed word for word in his address, he is now offering those players, i think that's an important update. yes, it is a solemn service but bear in mind, it's a happy occasion in the christian calendar for catholics. just in the crowd, i was able to follow pope francis only put my bill, he was smiling, people were waving, they were smiling when he went by. she was beaming with happiness when he was shaking hands. that is a happiness. but that was not much by happiness by the pope we saw afterwards. many people who are catholics around the world... james, thank you very much, james reynolds in rome. and meanwhile, here in britain, the queen and the royals are attending an easter service at st george's chapel in windsor, helena lee is there for us now. we set like beautiful easter weather, couldn't have picked a better day, plenty of people ho