. >> thank you doctor for being here the next speaker card i have is from francis co, decost a. >> good afternoon i spent 2 weeks in new york lived in long island and man oh man i love san francisco. [laughter] let me talk a little bit about water commissioner as you know, that plans are made to build over -- i would say 40,000 units in the next 15 years and it's very easy to say they are going to build this high-rise buildings do this and do that, but then you all were watching the tv screens and there was a huge huge humongo u.s. fire in mission bay believe me 8 or 9 huge structures could have been burned miracle lo u.s. ly there was no wind what am i trying to say? whether you like it or not you commissioners are responsible for advising and making sure that when people say they are going to be building these high-rise buildings and there are human beings in these buildings that we have to provide our fire fighters and our law enforcement and our emergency teams all the amenities linked to safety and we have a couple of supervisors and you always have supervisors that bid the horse a

one of them was sir francis co cook. used her money and her publicity to go all over the world for women's suffrage. victoria on the other hand, became more eccentric. she was there much in having a nervous breakdown or close to it. to tell you the difference, explain, victoria looked like, she was named for the queen and she acted like she was the queen all the time. and tennie would come in and she would say i love the press, i love the media. i love the newspaperman. they are the salt of the earth and they keep everything from spoiling. [laughter] >> they were in this fancy restaurant in new york, at this point they went in one night after work and the owner came up and very sweetly said, you know, you know the rules. you can't be in here after night without an escort. and tennie had ordered soup and she said okay, she went out, got their carriage driver out, drag him in, sat him down and said dinner for three. [laughter] >> two things. can you draw any lines from their activism to effecting change that was quantifiab

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co-conspirators. the relationship that i have as an actor to an audience. the relationship that francis has 28 is and he is telling a story to. it is a very intimate and unusual thing. >> i will come back to "house of cards." tell me where you are right now. where are you headed? -- i am ate victim the vic another year. then i will do something else. i am part of the succession process. that is ongoing. we do not know who will step in. i'm very excited about what we set out to do. that was to revitalize the old vic as a destination theater. the fact of the british public embraced it, they always love that theater. they came early, they came with their friends. they helped us put it back on the map. i am proud of the fact that it will continue long after i am gone. that is what i set out to achieve. i have to raise some money. we take no money from the state. we were very fortunate last year that the coalition government in recognition of the past few years gave us a one-time grant. there's always a but. $15 million toe get it. i am hoping for a number of significant divisions. >> what h

trying to co-opt the pope to impose so-called economic justice, which is really sockism, forcefully taking from the haves and giving to the have-notes. i can tell you with certainty that pope francis opposes that form of tyranny as much as the polish pope john paul did. >> stephen: okay, papa bear knows what's in pope-a bear's heart. no redistribution, no socialism. >> breaking news, pope francis called for governments to redistribute wealth to the poor. if you're saying take it from here, give it to there, expropriate, i don't know what that is but socialism. >> stephen: son of a bishop! the pope is a socialist! i mean, in retrospect, i should have known. he lives in europe and he gives his employees a one-day work week. ( cheers and applause ). he can't do this. because either the pope is wrong or god's a commie. ( laughter ) wait a second-- come to think of it, he does look an awful lot like karl marx. plus, jesus was a carpenter. that's why he's hold a hammer, but, jimmy, what's in his other hand? a sickle! no! ( applause ) no, no, no. i refuse. this cannot be right. i mean, where is it written they can't love both god and money? i mean besides in matthew where geezus says you

tolio is the co-founder of san francis francisco-based nextdoor.com.ivil suit saying his unsafe lane change caused her to crash. >>> let's check weather with rob. >> sunshine around san jose and you can see mostly sunny around san jose where temperatures will have a tough time getting into the 80s, thanks to the sea breeze which is fairly strong this morning and wind speeds approaching 30 miles per hour and higher gusts near sfo. we'll see wind speeds approaching 35 miles per hour. highs in the 70s around san jose and mid-70s for palo alto and here's 70 in oakland and a combination of upper 70s and low 80s around the tri-valley today. temperatures climbing through thursday and into the weekend and we'll see temperatures cooling off, once again. mike? >>> a very tough drive for the south bay, 101 crowded right at 680 and a car fire and let's look at the map and sounds like everything is out, but a fire crew on the scene and no injuries that's the good news. slow for 101 and 280 through san jose and rest of silicon valley and 680 continues to slow down a

we stand for peaceful co-existence and also stress that a crime perpetrated in the name of religion is the greatest crime against religion. so i think in this sense, pope francisnd i also must say i'm going to be -- will be at the holocaust memorial. i think his very presence, putting a wreath at that memorial site -- >> let me ask you, how would you measure his success on this trip? >> there are no instant solutions. you know, i attended with john paul ii, assisi. i attended with pope benedict, assisi. i think that's my conviction, his conviction, every conflict comes to an end. 100 years war, world war i, world war go, every war comes to an end. he's a messenger of peace and social justice. >> i want to ask you the same question father, how would you measure his success? >> if they get out of there without a disaster, they consider it a success. i think we have more hope for pope francis hscantily aplayses us. but i agree with rabbi, we can point people in the right direction. try to inspire reconciliation. but it is going to take the people in the middle east to work together, to put a side just like catholics and jews have, put aside the past and move forw

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