i found strong christians in the mcc overly warm welcome. there's something beautiful about the way they serve communion where they embrace the person to whom they are serving communion. i really enjoyed it. i was critical of some elements of it but i tried to be honest as a reporter and his fares i could be. >> host: what is your day job? >> guest: i am an editor at fast company magazine and the religion writer for beacon which is a new startup that seeks to try a new model in journalism beacon reader.com. >> host: so the answer to the question that you asked on the cover of your book does jesus really love may? what is your answer? >> guest: the answer is i think it depends on who you ask. every person is slightly different image of jesus called together by things he learned as a kid combat things you have read and no person has the same view of jesus spirituality and sexuality so it's just so diverse and so fun to explore but also very difficult because the issue is so emotionally charged. >> host: what is the edge of that question for yo

i found strong christians in the mcc, a really warm welcome.there's something beautiful in the way they serve communion, where they embrace the person to whom they are serving communion. so i really enjoyed it. others critical of some element of it, but i try to be honest as a reporter and his tears that could be with what i found. >> host: what is your day job? >> guest: i'm an editor of fast company magazine and also the religion writer for beacon, a new startup that seeks to try and do journalism, deakin reader.com. >> host: so the answer to the question you ask him a cover of your book, "does jesus really love me?" what's the answer? >> guest: the answer is it depends on who you ask. everyone has a slightly different image of jesus coddle together from things you read as a kid, the newspaper, gut instinct and no person has the same view of jesus, sexuality, so it is just so diverse and so fun to explore, but also very difficult because the issue is so emotionally charged. >> host: what is your answer to the question yourself? >> guest: the

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president bryant and bart general manager assistant general manager, paul overjeers are meeting at mcc building at the lake merit bart station and happens to be next to atu offices. now, we have seen her enter this building at 111 grand this morning. which is where talks have been going on for past few weeks. she apparently left. if meeting face-to-face now that, is a step up from the weekend. bart tells us they were working with the mediator into today and hope to have a deal, a deal by 6:00 p.m. just two hours from now, which would then give them enough time to get the system up and running for the morning kmu. whether that means 4:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. we're not sure. in the meantime, we haven't heard from fdiu except to say, hope to talk to bart face-to-face. we're led to believe they have not had that opportunity. it's only been a shuttled diplomacy going from union to union and back and forth. sense is mounting if there is a hope of closing this evening, they are saying they hope to by 6:00. it seems impossible if considered bart has not yet met face-to-face with fdiu. >> heather

>> reporter: live outside mcc headquarters.ll you that all data -- a t u officials have been in one conference room and the other a few blocks away with a fellow mediator going back and forth and they have been eal very, very close curry they were hoping to get a deal by 6:00 p.m.. they were to get a bill by this time it would be enough time to have the trains ready for tomorrow morning's commute the bottom line is to get the trains ready for some time. >> reporter: throughout the afternoon and monday. , a mediator has been going back and forth trying to work out a settlement to end the strike which is now in its fourth day. members of s c i you let us inside their headquarters to say that they are very close. >> to proposals left for our union bart is saying that they will lead to get it done by six and we would as well. i can tell you that it is not economic. because we can to of agreement last week in regards to economics. >> i want the public to understand that this has not been about economics, we could have prevented thes

joining us, mike vogel, president of boston advisors and our own mcc who covers greece and knows what she speaks about defaults. mike to you, deep and extremely wonk owe. if you don't like wonk look away. five-year credit default swap on u.s. debt. reflect the cost to insure debt and still low overall. the cost of cdss has been rising a bit the last few days. do you see any chance at all, the u.s. government actually does not pay up on its obligations? >> of course there is. that's what the whole debate is about. there's a chance. it's a small one and the market is looking through it at the moment. there's a chance. i think it's extremely long shot. it's very hard to put odds on something like this. the cds does the best job of translating that expectation into market price. so we've been watching it. the fact of the matter is, if this ends up -- if this ends up getting worse, right, if you start to get more intraj gents from both sides, it could get ugly and you could see the cds move up a bit. i don't think there's much practical concern ta we're going to see a douefault. >> there's

strong christians in the mcc a really warm welcome to there's something beautiful the way they serve communion where they embrace the person to whom they are serving communion. so i really enjoyed it. i was critical of some elements of it, but i tried to be honest as a reporter and ask their as i could be with what i found. >> what is your day job? >> i'm an editor and also the religion writer for beacon, which is a new startup that seeks to try a new model in journalism. beacon reader.com. >> so the answer to the question that you asked on the cover of your book, does jesus really loves me, what's the answer? >> the answer is it depends on who you ask. i think every person you talk to is a slightly different image cobbled together from you learned as a kid, thing to read in the newspaper, and no person has the same view of jesus, of your jelly come of such rally. so it's so diverse. so fun to explore but also very difficult. the issue is so emotionally charged spent what is your answer to that question for yourself the? >> the answer most days is that my jesus does love me, and by g

. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> and our next speaker is the director of political strategies for mcc media. he's an expert in cable usage, peter media and the fragment of the media landscape. he has experience in integrating voter, consumer and fewer data to optimize the speed media schedule to identify with the audiences are consuming. this experience helps political organizations develop integrated media strategies part of the key demographic geographic areas to better and effectively reach the voters. tim has over 15 years of experience in political the advertising and media planning and purchasing. a wide experience planning and purchasing for strategic media campaigns throughout the united states, canada, europe and asia. he has worked in a variety working from president down to the county commission. the final speaker is from the state director of outreach. we are really glad she made it. she has a story to tell to what to ask her later in. a flat tire involved. she joined the team in april since she completed a fellowship in 2007, christie has developed a community initiative in bal