mayor, has pledged to do all she can do to stop this. it is wrecking the image of the city. more importantly, it has changed the very nature of this beautiful place that we all have fond memories of. here it is now, you know, i have to say in fairness, san francisco murder rate is less than where i am in cleveland. still for a city known as this wonderland, this magnet for people throughout the world to have this murder so vivid in everybody s mind is awful. brian: all their problems self-inflicted with their policy and number one in homeless. keep up the great work, guys. ainsley: and keep electing these leaders. brian: still ahead, it is holy week, i went one-on-one
and you ll spend all day here, will you? yeah. and you re here for two weeks? two weeks. new attractions draw tourists in, but it s the old favourites that keep visitors coming back. so, in 2022, yorkshire s resorts are still keen to deliver deckchairs and donkey rides. spencer stokes, scarborough. it isa it is a tradition so many people love and have fond memories of. it is true. and then there is the debate about whether it is right. for the donkey s. time to get the news where you are. hello, good morning, this is bbc london, i m frankie mccamley. four people have been taken to hospital after a fire and explosion in a block of flats in shoreditch. 100 firefighters were called out to the eight storey building in granby streetjust before 6.00 last night.
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don t forget, everything i just outlined is just the tip of the iceberg because it s the only stuff we publicly know. there is so much more we know we don t know, because every time bob mueller speaks, he proves he knows a lot more than we do. let s bring in tonight s panel, shannon stewart, and msnbc contribute tore and washington post columnist editor. shawna, tip of the iceberg on one hand. what we see in front of us, in many ways you could sit here and say it s probably more public evidence than the public knew was staring at nixon, than the public knew was staring at clinton. we go through the different things people probably have memories of. again, we don t know what we don t know yet. yeah, and what we don t actually know yet is exactly if there is a crime that president trump committed. that s one of the things. i mean, one of the things i thought was interesting was earlier this week we had the entire manafort situation go
fifty million people worldwide are expected to watch the televised. in india the hindu nationalist government led by prime minister narendra modi is on a renaming spree cities with islamic names have had them changed to more hindu friendly ones to find out more are india correspondent michelle just while travelled to one city in northern india three. months i ve made the north to study the feds i bought neighborhoods and monuments my heart he s a historian who grew up in the city. he says was built by the a muslim dynasty that set up an empire in the indian subcontinent in the sixteenth century signs of classic islamic architecture are everywhere in the winter but. once they started building the city the name it flies about. the founders were from iran and then it flies about half the city in iran to preserve those memories of.