Strand. The strand was founded in 1927 over on fourth avenues book row. Book row gradually dwindled from an original 48 stores until, after 93 years, the strand is the sole survivor and now run by a Third Generation owner. Without our Loyal Community of authors, book lovers and friends, we wouldnt be here today. Tonight we are excited to have with us Tara Isabella burton who is celebrating the release of her new book, strange rights new religions for a godless world. Tara is a columnist at Religion News service and the former staff religion reporter at fox. Com. She has written on religion and secularism for national geographic, the washington post, the New York Times and more and holds a doctorate in theology from of from oxford. Shes also the author of the novel social creature. Joining tara to discuss her new book is raz ross douthat, author of to change the church, bad religion and privilege and coauthor of grand new party. Before joining the New York Times, he was a Senior Editor
Minutes to add to it. Senator feinstein, senator booker, senator harris, if you would like to make Opening Statements. Is that ok . We have some people who will do some introducing to the panel. I have a short video that is tough to watch and i talked to senator booker about it the first couple minutes, but it ends up on a very positive note and we will see if we can go from really hard to watch to something that is a little bit more acceptable to the country. If you could roll the video. Is it working . Can we consider it an act of god and not air it . Could be. Well . What do we expect to see . You are expecting to see a video, but you are not. So i will just talk. E his very painful death, its about the gentleman who was jogging in georgia and got shot. And it was about the recent atlanta case. It was about two episodes of a cop pulling a woman out of a burning car and a Police Officer administering cpr to a very young, monthold infant. And it winds up with the cops and protesters t
cub÷ qinutes, instead of the previous average, which was 60 minutes. Violent crime has dropped 42 in just seven years. All of this was done without a union. All this was done by freeing the department from a collectivebargaining agreement that had previously city and the City Police Department into an unholy alliance with officers who had violent and lawless tendencies. This brought a by what all observable metrics seem to circumstances, so mr. Logan, for your healing words. I appreciate your account of the progress made in camden. You mentioned the difficult balance that has to be struck in order to empower po do the difficult work and hold accountable those who disregard the justice they are entrusted to uphold. Did this restructuring that ha camden, tell me how it helps to recalibrate ter and authority you mentioned. Thank you, senator. I would say that they listen to the people, from town Hall Meetings to conversationsthey begin to hear from regular residents. I remember governor
From our studios in moscow this is our international glad to have you with us as we recap the weeks top stories with our Weekly Program now another black man has died at the hands of police sparking violent unrest in the u. S. City of atlanta the citys police chief resigned after an officer fatally shot the africanamerican while he was being arrested on saturday night coming up his body footage of the incident and a bit of warning you may find these following pictures. I dont read or see what kind of drinks did yeah. Im not sure she orders on i think youve had too much to drink to be granted us a chance when youre going. To translate about. I dont know how. Late on friday Police Received a call saying that a black man was asleep in his car blocking the entrance to a fast food drive thru rashard brooks subsequently failed a breath test but resisted arrest grabbing and officers taser and then attempting to flee the scene after pointing it at one of the policemen he was shot and he died i
Host with us next is david brody. Is the chief political analyst for the christian broadcasting network. Thank you for being with us on this Easter Sunday morning. Guest thanks for having me. Host we spend our first hour asking our viewers about public gatherings and whether they should be exempt from the stayathome orders. What is your sense of how religious leaders across the spectrum are handling the challenge of getting a congregation together or keep them apart . Challenge to a degree, but i want to do a disclaimer off the top. That i think well cloaked the hall whole conversation we have. Most christians, most churches either the by federal guidelines or state guidelines. The reality is, for most of the country, for most evangelical me,stians, excuse christians across this country, they are abiding by these rules. We are talking about certain cases, a certain handful of churches. It has been a challenge. More than that, i think, how do you come up creatively with ways to go ahead