my name is jeremy king, i am part of the episcopal church and work and i am part of faith in action. i have not been here long, two and a half years, and in that time, people keep asking me whether i like it here. my answer is always yes, but it is also qualified as this city has major challenges. i love the beauty of our setting , the bay, the beaches, even the fog. i hate to the misery i see among those forced into homelessness or forced to leave. i am mauled by the creativity, the innovation and the surge in our universities and tech companies, and i am horrified by the effects of the chasm between the rich and the poor, however, it is increasing. while i have not been here long, the community i serve has been. we have been there 150 years in the mission since the beginning of this city. we have seen our communities flourish and we have weathered many storms. through it all, my faith tradition always commits ourselves to seek the dignity of every human being and seek justice. we pray that all may seek the common good. that is not the same as the greater good, where some can flouri

king. barrick appalled. well the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt has hit back describing trump's coleman says this respectful and droll emma haywood has more now on the british reaction to the latest tweets. while downing street would have been hoping that this route would just go quiet but the has not been the case taking to twitter. to nor insult after insult out to the u.k. some boss is washington describing him as wacky pompous even very stupid that he didn't just leave it that you also attacked a reason breck's its handling describing it as a disaster now given the us me u.k.'s close to half the special relationship to say that back kind of language is very undiplomatic very unfriendly now this is all taking place against the backdrop of the u.k. leadership contest and the contenders weighed in the when weighed into this today with boris johnson describing his relationship with the white house as good while the u.k. spar minutes to jeremy hunt described the comments made by donald trump as disrespectful and wrong now many questions are be

king in previous cycles. i assume he had an online advantage in the past. jeremy but dwarfing this is $105 million from the trump km campaign announced today. >> they have so much money and have a leg up over the democratic candidates in terms of how they're penetrating only, especially facebook. >> that facebook operation is way ahead of anything the democrats have been able to attempt. >> and the democrats i talked to are very worried about that. they don't have a nominee but you'd spectacular them to be further along, for the candidates to be spending more money, paying a little bit more attention to countering what is just an overwhelming show of force from president trump and his allies. it's not just trump, that's the thing. it's the conservative groups that are out there pushing the same types of messages that the trump campaign is. it's really a sophisticated level of coordination. as i said, it has a lot of democrats i'm talking to pretty nervous. >> we're on this, there was also that fake website going after joe biden by a trump campaign consultant. the

king. oh, well, being prime minister isn't too bad, and if he beats jeremy hunt, he will be., and this is pretty good too! oh, no! so who is borisjohnson? he went to school at eton, and then to oxford university. i declare the motion overwhelmingly carried. good morning, boris! then it was journalism. he got sacked from one job for making up a quote. he became an mp and got sacked as a shadow minister because his boss said he'd lied to him. and then he was mayor of london during the olympics. release the rings into position now. as one of the biggest voices in the leave campaign, he travelled about on this bus with that claim about sending the eu £350 million a week — a claim the uk statistics authority, among many others, said was rubbish. shortly after he had a brief, doomed attempt at becoming prime minister. that person cannot be me. but this time, he's the front—runner and his supporters welcome his clarity on leaving the eu this autumn with or without a deal. under theresa may's premiership, the eu never thought we would be prepared to walk away from the negotiation, an

king. oh, well, being prime minister isn't too bad, and if he beats jeremy hunt, he will be.use his boss said he'd lied to him. and then he was mayor of london during the olympics. release the rings into position now. as one of the biggest voices in the leave campaign, he travelled about on this bus with that claim about sending the eu £350 million a week — a claim the uk statistics authority, among many others, said was rubbish. shortly after he had a brief, doomed attempt at becoming prime minister. that person cannot be me. but this time, he's the front—runner and his supporters welcome his clarity on leaving the eu this autumn with or without a deal. under theresa may's premiership, the eu never thought we would be —— under theresa may's premiership, the eu never thought we would be prepared to walk away from the negotiation, and boris is very clear he's prepared to do that. as foreign secretary he had to apologise for remarks he made about nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian woman imprisoned in tehran accused of spying. she was simply teaching people journalis

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king of the world. today it's become british by minister after one month with jeremy hunt to get there but one there withty members and that was because theresa may step down as leader leading the way for a leadership challenge but here's what boris said earlier in his acceptance spee speech. >> and today at the pivotal moment in our history we have to reconcile two sets of things, two noble sets of instincts, tween the deep desire of friendship and free trade and mutual support and security and the simultaneous desire for democratic self-government in this country. >> throughout the campaign alexander boris [inaudible] johnson has preached a sense of optimism that the uk could do well outside the eu and the pessimist want to stay in were wrong and that will be the big test moving forward and rely quite heavily on allies around the world. president trump just tweeted congratulations to boris and it was brexit that got boris johnson elected. it's an issue that continues to really divide the uk and boris johnson has pledged to be the european union with or without a deal on october 31, 3 months from now bu