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christian. i came in '73 from jordan. but i know when one mayor religion -- major religion control -- [inaudible] minority don't have the freedom. and i want the ask all the christians, we used to have -- [inaudible] i know christianity is love and forgiveness and love your neighbor and love your or -- [inaudible] but the danger is this is what extremist muslims talk about. god appointed this leader and god appointed this, and they don't want separation of church. how would they feel if buddhist majority became a president or a vice president or a muslim? how would they feel if they want to impose their own belief on other people? >> host: thank you for the call. has religion ever been a factor in the selection of a vice president? >> guest: well, i start with nixon and eisenhower. you know, of course when -- there was a lot of discussion about joe lieberman as a devout jewish man. you know, that was a big issue -- >> host: kennedy was considered in 1956 briefly. >> guest: yes, of course. and it's amazing now to think that the fact that he was iri

christian film company are in thailand, want to tell the harrowing story that ended tuesday. rescuing each member one at a time. currently looking for a screenwriter. >>> no honeymoon for mayorrie, yesterday inauguration, today the reality of the job. met with safety officials, up filthy streets. >> committed to safe needle sites and address the challenges of mental illness. >> supports conservator law to take some people off the streets. passed by senate, awaits vote in assembly. two of the biggest problems she faces, first one-on-one interviews with mayor sits down with our reporter. >> a new study found that san francisco has the most expensive rent in the world. average is $3,500 a month. how can your administration make housing more affordable? >> we're only going to be able to if we build more housing between 2010 a jnds. for every eight jobs we cre, ne housing. and we wonder why there's such a challenge with housing. >> you essentially have to make over $300,000 a year to buy in san francisco. can that change? >> not certain if that change with purchase, portability purchasing in san francisco. whether we build more housing for income levels, we provide opportunity an

mayor, willie brown if they have to be careful. >> they have to be very careful. he's the darling of the christian right and there are more people in that area voting than even the trump-ites. >> where does this put those who are running for office that it could go either way. >> i wouldn't want they're going to vote for kavanaugh, they don't as the puppet of schumer. >> more on that tomorrow morning with melissa here at 6:00. >>>a judge has tentatively tossed a lawsuit to boot the attorney general from california's november ballot. -- he claims that he is ineligible to hold the post because he wasn't an active member of the state bar when governor brown appointed him last year. he was admitted to the bar in 1985 but was listed as inactive for more than two decades while he served in congress. >> the key words are admitted to practice and as the law in our state , if an invemeof the state bar, you cannot practice law. >> the statute requires one to be a member of the bar in plain terms. they're trying to say one has to be actively in the courtroom in order to meet that requirement. >> early plans

diplomats were bribing municipal officials mayors church bishops because there is a common cultural ground between greece and russia in the orthodox christian religion and that is always an approach for the two countries in all diplomatic relations. and using that as a basis for sympathy with russian viewpoints which would be against this deal taking place that appears to be the charge but the greek government hasn't yet elaborated on what those activities are it's simply allowing the information that is leaked out to percolate without denying it john thank you very much for that for now that is john vause live in athens thank you. now at least ten people have been killed in a gun and suicide bomb attack in afghanistan's jalalabad city. that is a gun battle between the afghan special forces arrived at the office of the education department three of the attackers detonated the explosive belts both and active in the area but no group has claimed responsibility for the latest attack let's get more on this now we're joined by shafiq held on security expert has a former adviser to nato forces and he's joining us live from the capital kabul very

mayor london breed. the lower polk community benefit district has served as a fiscal sponsor and mentor throughout this period, particularly christian martin, their executive director, and chris schulman, the president of their board. our staff has been dedicated and working hard, and they have spent weekends and evenings working with the community to help people understand the small of a community benefit district, and to take on above all of the challenges that the community has offered, as well. a person who couldn't be here today who has been very, very helpful is barbara adayo who is a property owner at 1650 jackson and who worked to get the majority of her building to support or to address us. other community benefit district executive directors have been very helpful as well, as have the consultants that were mentioned by chris corgis. i think discover polk is a fantastic idea. we have a wonderful community. it needs to be cleaner, safer, and more vibrant, and i think this is a good way to do it. thank you very much. >> president cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> madam chairman and the supervisors, my name is giorgio. i come

mayor of london, sadiq khan, response to the president's personal and bruising attack on his record and he tells me why the massive protests are important. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. the first full day of president trump's visit to britain lived up to its billing -- controversial, fast-pace action, pomp and protest. it began starting with an unprecedented interview in the "sun" tabloid in which president trump directly criticized his host the british prime minister theresa may. later, though, when standing beside her he tried to walk it back and make nice. >> i give it the highest level of special so we start off with special. i would give our relationship with the uk and now especially after this two days with your prime minister i would say the highest level of special. >> special or not, the president avoided central london and parliament behind me because of this -- tens of thousands of people packed trafalgar square and marched through the streets protesting his visits and his policies on immigration and record on women's issue. a blimp of trump in the diaper appeared over head then two bombshells dropped back home in washington. the deput

and i asked former san francisco mayor willy brown do the deposits have to be -- dems have to be careful? >> they have to be very careful. he's a darling of the christian right and there are more persons in america today voting than even the trump-ites. >> where does this put the democrats in the states that go either way? >> i would not want to be any of them. right now they are trying to distance themselves from chuck schumer. even if they are going to vote for kavanaugh they don't want to seem to be the -- want to seem to be the puppet. >> it's a major mistake when it appears as if democrats are simply saying, no to all trump nomiestablish a basis for a no vote. you don't telegraph it as early as schumer has telegraphed it. >> he's not alone. a number of democrats are. >> there's a difference. some people who are not in leadership are in very safe states are doing it for their constituents. >> okay. >> but some poor person let's say in one of the other states where they're somewhat at risk, a district or state in which trump won the last time around and by double digits, that individual has to be really careful. >> also, so brett kavanaugh when he w

mayor about how his family has been in the business for generations. [horns] ♪ hail citizens of new orleans. welcome to carnival. ♪ >> [whistles] mardi gras is a celebration that actually predates christianityame to new orleans and has been in new orleans at the beginning. when i say christianity that you have the pagan rites of spring and buchan malia. -- and bacchanalia. the one thing people do not want to give up words are great parties and celebrations. they had a very long tradition of celebrating the rites of spring, and that became carnaval. and carnaval is latin for without flesh. fat tuesday is the day before lent. the day of mardi gras can change februaryday in early to march. . world in new gras orleans, where we produce and stage most of the mardi gras parades here in new orleans. the mardi gras tradition itself came from france, and it was a festival where people would celebrate right before the fasting in the lenten season. masks,nt -- would wear toys, trinkets they would give away. it grew from a small amount of people that did it. when my grandfather and father got involved in the business, there were eight or 10 carnival clubs. those parades maybe had 4000 members. today ma