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. >> he had great foresight, just pope pius the 9th had foresight in terms of maybe looking forward, this is going to be a growing area and midi had foresight to carry it into the 21st century. we will get to the set up of the archdiocese, by 1962, catholic population had risen such a degree and more administrative units were needed to get the church closer to the people and the archdiocese split off what diocese were formed in 62. >> stockton, santa rosa and oakland were brokennen off and the county of solano was give to sacramento. at the time it was 13 counties a wide ranging archdiocese including rural and urban areas. they split it apart into those four separate diocese. >> and at that point in time, probably a larger population than it did 20 years earlier. >> yeah. >> we will come back we will take a break on mosaic we are talking with dr. jeff burns, we will be back in a moment. thank you for joining us ,,,, 24,000 children every day. they die for reasons we can prevent. like not getting enough food... or medicine... or clean, safe water to drink. 24,000 children... every day

only had ten qualities to enumerate in drafting a thumbnail biographical sketch of him, they would be pius, brave, generous, intelligent, charismatic, patient, visionary, stubborn, egalitarian and, most of all, realistic. >> guest: yes, sir. i think he's very much an enemy who we need to respect because of his capabilities. much like the allies felt about rommel during world war ii. they know they needed to kill him, but they had to be respectful of his ability to fight them. and i'm afraid what we have gotten from some authors and most politicians is a caricature of bin laden as either a criminal or a thug or somehow a neoist or a madman, and i don't think that's true. and i think it retards our ability to understand the enemy we face. >> host: what's the danger of that caricature, in your view? is. >> guest: well, the danger is we underestimate capabilities of the man. bin laden runs an organization that is absolutely unique in the muslim world, for example, because it's multiethnic, multilinguist tick. and there is no other organization like it. it's more like a multi-national organizat