accessor of st peter the coptic pope sees himself as the inheritor of st mark. at the church of st simon overlooking the garbage city mario leaves to attend a community meeting. that's. going to the church option where there will be an assembly. first vespers then we'll sing a coptic song. that i mean that it does show i invented father samana hold a sermon and after the sermon god willing there will be prayers the prayers can drive out the spirits will show in our language we would call it an exorcism it's not the how do we share in. every thursday evening a group of believers gathers to listen to father some man's preaching. or over. here. they include not just the gyptian copts but also parts from ethiopia as well as muslims who believe in the priest's power to banish evil spirits. plus a lot of. the the sick come. here believe that the lord the messiah will heal them. we pray for them the longer the bible says lay your hands on the sick and they will be healed. and as we say at the very start of the gathering the gospel of our teacher mark has this same chap

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it would be difficult to st. patrick's basilica to think of a church that more represents love and god's presence among us and the ability of a church to lift our minds and hearts back the lord than notre dame cathedral in paris. so while our sorrow couldn't come close to that gripping the heart of the french nation, it's certainly sincere and certainly deep. i'm just hoping that the expression of that solidarity might bring a little consolation to the people of paris. monsignor and i have just been inside st. patrick's filled with people as usual in prayer, also filled with people approaching the sacrament of confession on this monday as we get ready for good friday. >> neil: that was cardinal timothy dolan. for catholics this is a very special week. let's listen in. >> he was here to visit, maybe only six months ago as was his predecessor, the cardinal that spoke to me with such warmth and pride and gratitude about their efforts to restore and repair notre dame and was so interested in what we were doing here a

turkey point and st. there are two stations. two.y point has i am not sure about st. lucie. >> he is with the union of concerned scientists and is not there. thank you for being part of the discussion. >> thank you, it was a pleasure. >> watch the american story unfold on american history tv. histories,00 on oral with an interview of a world war ii navajo code talker. lookingt 4:00 eastern, back at nato's 10th anniversary. girls, the., rocket women of nasa's jet propulsion laboratory. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. coming up, we will tour the dallidet adobe and hear about the family that once occupied this historic home. welcome to the dallidet adobe . this home was owned by a singular family. they lived in this house from 1860 until 1958. the patriarch of the family was pierre hypolite dallidet. he was born in france and 8023. in 1853, pierre hypolite dallidet came to california. he joined the gold mines and made his way through the gold mines. whether or not he was successful, we are not certain. downe time he made his way to san luis obispo in 1853

the stars are leading the blues, 3-2. >> pierre: st. louis is going to call a time-out here, kenny and a.j. you want to winad on the ro? there's got to be a high grit factor. for the dallas stars it is for blocking. a really good job getting into the lane by janmark.he 's another one down low, great shot block by lindell. just the starsave played a ntastic road game here in game number o. a.j., you can definitely sense there's far more urgency and willingness and sacrifice than in game when. >> a.j.: for the st. louis blues, they have tfind somebo in the back door. they have the extra player out there.e therwere so many blue jerseys mt there. just got to try toove the goalie laterally. get theresence there and get out of the back door. >> kenny: jim montgomery said we need to play with the desperation we had for game four in nashville after they trailed that series 2-1. roat's what we have seen fm the dallas stars. they lead 3-2. 36 seconds remaining. blues send out o'reilly, tarasenko, hwartz, schenn, perron and parayko. hintz on the d

she started teaching the sisters of st.hat had started that hospital, they were all teachers by background. she taught them very fine nursing care and started administering the anesthesia for the operations which led to their high quality outcomes. until she and doctor charlie working together side-by-side, eventually they marry. so, the mayo practice grew very quickly after st. mary's hospital open. the doctors mayo had excellent surgical outcomes. when the news of those outcomes started to spread, people began coming to rochester in rather large numbers to be seen by the mayo's. this started adding physicians to their partnership. it wasn't called mayo clinic initially, but to their group. interestingly, the second person outside of the family they brought in was a woman. doctor gertrude booker granger who grew up in a small farm community just outside of rochester. went to the university of minnesota in minneapolis to go to medical school in the 1880s. doctor booker granger took over primarily the i practice in the offic

for father lucas and the other monks at st anthony's monastery in egypt the cave is a holy place this is where it all began. father lucas came to st anthony's in two thousand and ten the monastery played an important role in his decision to become a monk today a small altars stands at the place where st anthony once prayed when it's on the whole that the bible says i forget what is behind me and to reach toward what is ahead. i have always been moved by that. this is where i spent my first time in seclusion and where i prayed before deciding to become arc one of the. desert monasteries like st anthony's remain one of the most visible symbols of the coptic orthodox church a christian community with a long history and tradition in egypt and northeastern africa. but the coptic tradition is also thriving in cairo a bustling metropolis of some twenty million not far from the musky market district in the middle of old cairo accompted churches holding easter services this. curating is tight. in recent years islam is the extremists have carried out numerous deadly attacks against the coptic c

a russian orthodox service was held on the steps of the cathedral, of st peter and st paul, closed bys here want the city to bear the name of st peter. translation: do you know what our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself — the impossible does happen. this was a surprising result, a slim but safe majority, voted yes to the referendum question whether leningrad should become st petersburg once more. translation: it was an indescribable feeling of great romantic illusions and hopes, that this was the first step up a great ladder. many of our hopes did not come to pass. ludmilla narusova. for ourfinalfilm, we head to the vatican city. in a surprise announcement in 1959, popejohn xxiii called all the world's bishops and cardinals to rome to discuss modernising the church. the debates which became known as vatican ii went on throughout the 19605 and led to major changes any practice and outlook of millions of catholics. rome, where this week there opens the vatican council, the largest and the most important of any of the conferences in the whole 2,000 years of the roma

we return to where our journey began the monastery of st anthony on the red sea. it is a quiet place far from the bustle of a city a fitting location for saint anthony who in the fourth century came here to live a life of prayer and solitude. father always has been a monk for more than forty this holiday is at the best place of them when asked sick life in the ward with. the first monks were assembled on the leadership wolf and tony by the beginning of the fourth century and. they. all five that's why they. we gave the name of the father of all monks in the world of present and her. father did the most cause the monks to the service. i. as in other come pick or the knocks monasteries st anthony's has no shortage of new recruits there are about one hundred twenty months here and new ones continue to arrive i for the coptic monks here it is hard to believe that some monasteries in europe stand empty their buildings put up for sale thank. you thank the coptic orthodox church and here's firmly to its ritual its for many copts these traditions form a bulwark against a

in his parish was just not st. benedict but the entire city of oakland. >>> father matthews was also chaplain for both the oakland police and fire departments during some of his tenure in the city. the governor stands with open and catholics across california

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the funeral will be held tomorrow at st. john newman church followed by aheeception atavy marine corps memorial stadium. serving e longest speaker in maryland history. he was 72 years old. >>> 4:37. in other top stories, protesters showed up to demonstrate against virginia governor ralph northam at a fundraiser. show.am was a no he was scheduled to appear for senate center dave marsden. he's been under fire since a racist photo appeared on hisdi mel school yearbook page. h he refuses to resignig >>> peter bug launched his official campaign. he's 37, gay, and married. if elected he would become the youngest commander in chief and the youngest american president. he's in third placen iowa and new hampshire. >>> today is april 15th, the deadline to get your taxes in. if you're e-filing you have until 11:59 tonight. if you are mailing them in, get a postmark for yday. need an extension you have to request it by the deadline and need to pay the f best estimatehat you think you owe in order to avoid fines. >>> tiger woods is back

heads up in st. mary county, southern calvert county as wellg stro winds likely with these storms as they're moving off to the east. you can hear the bping. there is a new tornado warning that does not include our area. this whole area in yellow is under a tornado watch and includes anne arundel, calvert, st. ma county and parts of the northern neck. it has been canceled from d.c. off to the west, but we still have more showers to go. once again, big changes in here for the weekend. we've got that forecast as you head out tonight. for the weekend i'l see you here in a few minutes. stay ahead of any severe weather. the weather is your home page to get breaking alerts in your neighborhood sent right to your phe. >>> now to a story that was first on 4. a hunt for a suspected arconsist. theme fla were contained, but that building happens to be the one that stores our country's most treasured documents. scott macfarlane broke this story and joins us from the live desk with the latest on the investigation.

it was at st. mary's high school that michael bush first made a name for himself as a very excellent football player. he later played at temple university, and for 40 years he worked with the anne arundel parks and recreation with young people, teaching them, mentoring them, giving them values. many who served with him in the legislature called him coach, not just because of his history, but because speaker bush was like a coach and a mentor so many of those who served in the house of delegates. e was a man of deep intellect, poise, steadiness under pressure, and a well-spring of compassion. he led efforts to expand access to quality, affordable health care for marylanders. he helped lead efforts to make maryland one of the first states to adopt marriage equality by legislative action. an action that was later confirmed by the voters of our state. he led the state in its efforts to abolish the death penalty and oversaw the enactment of maryland's $15 minimum wage. and he worked hard to ensure a cle

areas of st. mary count also across the bay. that's it.nce these storms move past, i don't expect to see any more in the way of severe weather and actually what we're tracking just some lighter rain back toward the west. c we're going ttinue to see light rain right on through the early morning hours tomorrow and then most of your thursday -- o no. tomorrow is tuesday. most of your tuesday is looking pretty good. ut i'm already looking forward to thursday, yeah, tomorrow is going to be another mild day toda today the warmest day so far this year. very similar temperatures tomorrow with a high of3. we start o the day at 61 so pretty nice but i think we have cloudiness out there for the kids at the bus top. recess is outdoors. a bit breezy. 72 degrees around the midday hours. we hit a high temperature of 83 and can't rule out an isoted shower or thunderstorm later in the day tomorrow. for most of ushe day is looking completely dry. the weather having a pretty low impact on your tuesday t the commu and from work, really no issues out there. ag

louis' tuni's tunic -- st. louis' c. the treasure was not damaged. >> the payers -- the paris mayor said the city will lend a helping hand. >> since we are neighbors we immediate the offer to store the artwork in t the paris townn hal in the room where we ususually hold exhibits. this wasas to safeguard the paintings and artworks. of course the crown of thorns and the tunic which are also in a safe place. photos show the extent of roof damage and across still in place of the altar while the state of notre dame stained glass windows remains unclear, 1616 statues once connected to e spire are safafe and they will remove this part of the renovations last week. >> here i am in front of notre dame alongside douglas herbert. gone ande the roof is the scaffolding is still there from the renovations. bit about other tragedy that other cathedrals have seen over the centuries and that have come out triumphant even if it was decades later. >> starting with notre dame itself. it has witnessed the entirire array of french history. ba

we go back to st.r. putin speaking, the president of russia. he did get the sanctions, as we thought he might. he said that sanctions will not stop russian arctic development. alix: you are going to develop the arctic but ratify the paris climate agreement and enforce it? i don't get it. so you are going to develop it and also deal david: with climate change. i don't know. that is the advantage of being vladimir putin. alix: we have a money laundering. oil will be coming up. all of that is interesting to me. you: you also -- david: also see mr. putin putting it to the united states, able message to the united states. "we are good guy." alix: isn't president trump going to run on the environment? you have china and russia talking about climate change. david: he wants to be on that. makes sense. what's going on outside the world -- viviana is here with the first word news. viviana: tariffs over subsidies to u.s. as the u.s. bound to hit the e.u. for its support of airbus. these are the latest twists in a

a crowd sang "happy birthday" as she left st george's chapel.rs from bbc one. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm damianjohnson with the main stories delight for liverpool as they leapfrog manchester city yet again and return to the top of the premier league after a 2—nil win over cardiff city. brilliant from britain at the fed cup. they win their tie with kazakhstan, to secure promotion for the first time in 26 years. and what next for amir khan after his controversial world title defeat by wbo welterweight champion terence crawford? hello and welcome to sportsday. liverpool are back on top of the premier league after a 2—nil victory over cardiff city. they have leapfrogged the champions manchester city yet again after a tense afternoon in south wales. david ornstein was watching. a day is vital to liverpool's title bid as cardiff's fight against relegation, a day when chances needed to be taken, and wastefulness could prove costly. for a period is the gulf in quality was clear, but pressure can be a lev

rugby league, and st helens's100% record was ended by catalans dragons.wice came from behind to win by 18—10. the third season of the women's super league starts on sunday. this year, wakefield have been added to the league — taking it from 7 to 8 teams. the wigan warriors start their title defence this sunday, as they host local rivals st helen's. miriam walker—khan reports. it could not have been a better start to life for wigan, the team that did not even exist until 2017. fast forward 11 months, and they were super league grand final champions. from where we started — girls were paying for their own kit, girls training on the backs of fields at the end of a lads' session, girls not getting a full team out of a weekend. they're working full—time. some of them have got families and stuff. and they come and they give it everything they've got, and i don't think when they formed the super league they really thought it would be as good a quality as it was. if we can build on what we did last year, it can go from strength to strength. coaches say they want

folling that, the pope will leadhe easter vigil in st. peter's basilica and easter sunday at st.eter's square. >> always humbling seeing him shing the feet of prisoners at this time. >>> what seems like defending the kacaps is getting harder. the hurricanes scored in the first minute. want caps lost two. and this is not how i thought it would go down. adding insult to injury, the caps havele win at ast game five without t.j. oshie. >>e looking lik longer. he might be done. oshie was pushed, suffered an upper body injury as he hit the boardsme boards. he left for x-rays. the head coach says he will be out for a while. me think it's ape dirty hit. no timeline on the return. the coach hopes to give an update on his condition later today. >> turn it back around. >>> right now, it's coming up, it's one of the most hated intersections in our area. now plans for change at so-called dave thomas circle are finally here. i'm will go to tell you what ey're about coming up. >>> and news4 is working for you with an in-depth look at our changing climate. on monday, h see it is impacting your f

but at st.tal in memphis, an experimental treatment doctors are calling an outright cure. >> this is the biggest breakthrough for this disease. we restore full immune system in these babies. >> reporter: doctors use a specially engineered virus to replace the mutated dna causing the disease with a healthy version. a new form of gene therapy tested on ten children includin immune system in just weeks. >> he's just like a healthy baby now. he can go outside, be around people. >> to see him smiling like that today, how does that feel? >> probably the best feeling in the world. >> reporter: next week, he celebrates his first birthday, a milestone for his family and medicine. morgan chesky, nbc news, memphis. >> great to see. >> that's a bubble you want to burst. thanks to st. jude and the work they're doing. >>> every day during james holzhauer's jeopardy run, something incredible happens. on wednesday, the trivia king upped his ten-day total to $697,000. >> you have just set a one-day record again.

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st. >>> and a cathedral scare in new york city. police arrest a man carrying gas cans and lighters two days after fires devastated notre dame. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> so we are just hours away from the release of the long awaited mueller report. attorney general william barr is expected to hold a press conference with deputy general rod rosenstein at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. that is, before releasing the redacted report. house democrats are requesting he cancel that yvette. why lawmakers say it's not a good idea to address the public before the release of the report. natalie, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. they want to see this report first. we learned that it's due to be delivered between 11:00 and noon to be delivered on cds. so the attorney general's news conference ahead of this release is receiving criticism on capitol hill. president trump says he's confident ahe

he was born in st. paul. he was educated in st. paul.went to college at harvard, graduate -- graduated from the harvard law school and returned to minnesota to serve as a federal circuit court judge. he later than was hired by a prominent minneapolis law firm where he was a partner for 10 came to rochester to be the resident consul. he operated in that role in rochester for about 10 or 11 years when he was then dominated by -- nominated by president eisenhower to become a judge. the area which included minnesota and others surrounding the states. circuit judges didn't -- do not have to live in a particular place except within the geographic area where they serve . when justice blackmun was nominated, he was able to remain in rochester. he had his offices there. he would travel periodically to hear arguments at other places like st. paul, st. louis and little rock, places in the area, but he lived his life for the next 10 years as a federal judge in town here. then was nominated in 1970 by president nixon to be on the united states suprem

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a crowd sang "happy birthday" as she left st george's chapel.he bbc sport centre, here's karthi. good afternoon. manchester united have had a day their fans will want to forget quickly after they were completely outclassed by everton who claimed a 4—0 win at goodison park. the home side were 2—0 up inside half an hour and then lucas digne made it three in the second half. theo walcott rounded off the scoring less than ten minutes later as united lose for the sixth time in eight games and they are real danger of not finishing in the top four this season. i think everyone here hands on heart that it is nowhere near good enough, not what the manchester united team, and we know that and are going to hold their hands up and apologise again to the fans. we promise that you are going to come out on wednesday and do what we can to give them a performance. two other games in the premier league this afternoon. they kicked off about 20 minutes ago. a crucial one at the top and the bottom of the table as cardiff host liverpool. still goalless at the moment.

a crowd sang "happy birthday" as she left st george's chapel.rpool are back on top of the premier league after a 2—0 victory over cardiff city. they have leapfrogged the champions manchester city yet again after a tense afternoon in south wales. there were significant results for the top four too, as david ornstein reports. a day as vital to liverpool's title bid as cardiff's fight against relegation. a day when chances had to be taken and wastefulness could prove costly. for periods the gulf in quality was clear but pressure can bea in quality was clear but pressure can be a leveller and both goalkeepers were to thank for keeping the scores level. level but not for long. georginio wijnaldum breaking the deadlock and almost the net. the smile a mark of what it meant. cardiff should have equalised. how did morrison miss? their afternoon then went from bad to worse with a penalty to liverpool. james milner is reliable as ever. still in contention for a first title in 29 years. knocked out of europe in midweek, manchester united's focus now is to f

security forces helped visitors find their way to st peter's square where there was a relatively small easter crowd. mutex in tree line can may have played a role triggering fear among the faithful from the balcony of st peter's basilica pope francis mourned the dead and condemned the bloodshed. this season of money fist. said i want to express my love and support to the christian community. targeted while they were gathering in prayer to eat and all the victims of cruel violence. i entrust to the lord all those who are tragically killed and pray for the wounded in all those suffering as a result of this dramatic event francis appealed to political leaders to put aside their differences and work for peace. that's what made the one who gives us his peace and the rule of weapons both in areas of conflict and in our cities and inspire the leaders of nations to work for an end to the arms race and the troubling spread of weapons. to. the point of then ended his speech with the traditional or be at or be people bless him it minute they put in. but this. the tea leaves. its feet to shine thr

abc's gio benitez is at st. patrick's cathedral. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning the man charged with attempted arson after walking into new york's famous st. patrick's cathedral with gasoline, also alledgedly booked a one-way ticket to rome set to leave toda police say 37-year-old marc lamparello was carrying two gas cans, lighter fluid and two butane lighters wednesday night before being stopped by church security. the nypd quickly moving in for the arrest. >> his basic story was that his car had run out of gas. we took a look at the vehicle. it was not out of gas. >> reporter: lamparello, who reportedly was called a brilliant college professor by his father, was arrested just this week at a church in new jersey. david, we are now seeing more officers surrounding st. patrick's cathedral, which does have a sprinkler-like system. so far, police say they haven't found any link to terrorism. david? >> all right, gio benitez with us tonight. gio, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news ton

son, he was a native was born in st. paul, and he was educated there. he went to college at harvard, graduated from the harvard law school and return to minnesota to work for a judge as his first job out of law school. a later was hired by minneapolis law firm where he was a partner for 10 years, and then came to rochester to be the resident council of the mayo clinic. role inted in that rochester for about 10 or 11 years when he was then dominated by president eisenhower to be a judge on the eighth circuit court of appeals, the area of which included minnesota. circuit judges do not have to placen a particular except within the geographic area where they serve, so when lack bank was nominated to be a judge, he was able to remain in rochester. he had his offices there, and he would travel to hear arguments in other places like st. paul, perhaps little rock, within that area. but he lived his life pretty much as a federal judge in town here, and he was nominated in 1970 by president nixon to be on the supreme court. in that capacity from 197219 94 when h

during his easter address in st. peter's square, the pontiff also prayed for the resolution of conflicts in war-torn parts of the world. >>> the tiger involved in that attack on a trainer at the topeka zoo is back on display tonight, less than 24 hours after that frightening encounter. this as zoo officials launch an internal review of just how it happened. nbc's kathy park has details. >> reporter: sanjiv, a star at the topeka zoo, is back on display after yesterday's harrowing attack on his longtime handler. >> we have staff attacked by a tiger. >> reporter: zoo officials say their lead tiger trainer suffered cuts and punctures to her head, neck, back and arm. she's still recovering at the hospital. >> i am just thankful that our staff person survived this event. >> reporter: all happening just as the park opened to the public. >> the tiger is still next to them. still attacking. >> reporter: the zoo director says she entered sanjiv's exhibit for normal housekeeping. >> the tiger should not be there when that occur

if you believe the missing piece is basilica and the vatican city in rome the cathedral on st peter's square is a magnificent edifice capped with larger than life statues of the apostles. it's the most impressive monument of the renaissance with colonnades reminiscent of the temples of antiquity. st peter's is the largest church in the world yet its construction would have been impossible just a few generations before. no one had the knowledge of mathematics physics and structural engineering needed to plan and organize such a vast project. then in the mid sixteenth century artists and scholars stepped onto the stage and managed to do things that it seemed impossible for the previous thousand years. within just for generations they've created the knowledge necessary to carry out massive projects such as st peter's. europe was transformed under the influence of individuals like michelangelo bureaucracy men of extraordinary accomplishment and versatility the found ways to bring seemingly impossible ideas to knowledge. their achievements still visibly today. but how did they do this what

the dome of st peter's is the tallest freestanding masonry structure in the world. and very much of the rib dome was michelangelo's idea and its construction was the pinnacle of his artistic career. his creative life lasted seventy years he saw himself as a sculptor but he also created it popular works as a painter and architect. he spent years inquiries constantly searching for materials sometimes literally moving mountains. michelangelo at live nine popes and worked until his final breath he died at eighty nine a book legal age and his day. michelangelo died on the eighteenth of february fifteenth sixty four a date many art historians see as marking the end of this era. he was the last of the great scholarly artists of the renaissance. but even this renaissance masterpiece was funded by the field christians had of eternal torment in hell. it was pope leo the tenth who supported the sale of indulgences to fund the new building. martin luther was appalled by the moral decline he believed he encountered in rome . for luther this was a transformative experience and he

genevieve and st. dennis. what are the significance of relics in the catholic church and why would those be huge losses to the church? >> enormous relics. they're just remnants, the body of a saint, part of a body of the saint or something that the saint had been in touch with. a vivid reminder of these great figures. the crown of thorns, i don't know, i'm not sure what to make of that. when i was in paris, it was kept in the treasury, but i never heard that it was in that spire. i hope not. because that was, going back to the time of louis ix, st. louis, and they built the champs lapell for safe keeping. indeed i saw it there when i was in paris but it was in the treasury. >> where is that? >> that was in the -- it was like a lower section off the main part of the cathedral. i don't remember it being in the spire. st. genevieve, great protector of paris. so for catholics, relics are of great significance. >> these images are devastating. we're watching on the lower right-hand of your screen that entire that c

just before driving to st.flight to rome that would have left last night. he's a college professor that lives in new jersey. he's been working on his ph.d. in new york and teaches philosophy in manhattan. the school releasing a statement saying the individual was hired this year and was a part time online instructor this semester. we're taking steps to terminate his employment. he was also a published author. he's book is described as highly creative events and some of the most philosophical questions, trace. >> trace: lauren, this was not his first run-in with the law. >> actually, this is his second brush with the law this week. two days before his run-in at st. patrick's, he was arrested in new jersey cathedral basilica of the sacred heart. >> he refused to leave, resisted arrest and got into an alter kay with sheriff's and was arrested that night. >> police say he was respectful but adamant about not leaving. they later charged him with three minor offenses. lamparello's neighbors said he seemed like a nice

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there will be marching bands going into st peter's square, flowers from the netherlands decorate theing mass. we have seen one of the show with the vatican and taylor, directing people to receive mass. afterwards, the police will —— the pope will go to the balcony to deliver his adjacent he will then go into the popemobile and drive around saint peter square. how does the feel and tone of the data for this year? —— of the day differfor data for this year? —— of the day differ for this data for this year? —— of the day differfor this year? data for this year? —— of the day differ for this year? i think essentially this is something this pope tries to make timeless. he tries —— mike enjoys a more informal approach, we saw that before he became pope. —— he tries to enjoy a more informal approach. we saw that before he became pope. he was trying to peer his bill personally. there is one thing which passes on from pope to pope which is the high solemnity of this easter mass. it is in latin. we see a continuation under what we had seen under many previous popes. it can be so quiet and yet

that i'd never go to my city isn't as hectic as moscow or as sleepy as st petersburg. in the book is somewhere in between yeah i could live here and they so on and get my concept so must go. but first she has to win on goalless one of russian television's most watched shows. and its hunger for new talent seen. insatiable. goalless is the russian version of the world famous talent show the voice now licensed in sixty three countries in two thousand and fifteen a separate edition was launched for youngsters from age seven to seventeen. tanya has private singing lessons with voice teacher musharraf your. turn has an unusually strong will to sing rock you have to have an inner motive force that you can't sing from sheet music here. and often that motive force is what kids don't have so they're seldom interested in this music so. someone used to do that but tanya has this inner motive force a natural presence she sings so that you believe her. is only. devious. for weeks to go till the show. has got time to go to moscow and sing for an entire orchestra. tania and her voice

that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool?lly a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> welcome back to "options action." reits on fire this year with the real estate etf iyr surging back in more than a decade. but cracks are starting to spread carter, what are you looking at? >> right, so it's a circumstance where maybe it's just too much of a good thing. what we know is that a low bid area of the market reits have benefited from the very low rate environment and the plunge in rates just earlier this month. but what we also know is that being the third best performer year to date it's a little hot this is a one year chart, not a year to date chart but to put this in contrast what you see of course is the remarkable, you know, outperformance of real estate. now, i've got here jus past 12 months i have the s&p 500 which has huge movers like semis and tech and then of course the financial etf, xlf. at this point the presumption is at least from my seat i

we're liven the grounds of st. elizabeth, derrick ward, news 4. >>> we're following breaking news out of asia this morning. at least 207 people have been killed a hundreds more hurt in a series of easter sunday explosrcns. three cs and three hotels were targeted in sri lanka. some officials say at least two of the blasts were allegedly caused by suicide bombers. a few locations of the bombings were known tourist noattraction. one claimed responsibility for thet. explosions ye anis is the worst violence in sri l in more than ten years, since the end of the civil war there. >>> a sacred service interrupted by gunfire. >> we're now hearing from people inside a maryland church who were attending to a funeral when someone started shooting. this happened around 2:45 outside the jackson chapel united methodist church. two people were taken to the hospital. but both are expected to be okay this funeralas for a murder victim killed earlier this month in capitol heights. police say the shooting happened in the church's parki

a crowd sang "happy birthday" as she left st george's chapel.th no prior experience of politics has won a landslide victory in the country's presidential election. volodymyr zelenskiy, who stars in a ukrainian tv show as a fictional president, has now beaten the current president, petro poroshenko, with nearly three—quarters of the vote. well, we can speak now to our correspondent, jonah fisher, who's at the zelensky hq in the ukranian capital, kiev. it seems this has been a resounding victory. yes, we have had a concession speech from petro poroshenko and the last half hour. it is now official that the next president will be volodymyr zelenskiy, a comedian with no political experience, and indeed a comedian who is currently starring ina comedian who is currently starring in a television series in which he plays a fictional president. it is a series similar to the west wing, with jokes, he is series similar to the west wing, withjokes, he is the president and that, and now, you can perhaps hear in the background, he is giving a victory press con

in colombo, worshippers were targeted at st anthony shrine.hree of the city's major hotels were also hit — the kingsbury, the cinnamon grand and the shangri la. a short time later there were explosions at another smaller hotel and at a private house. they have confirmed 27 foreign nationals have died but have released no further details. britain's high commissioner to sri lanka said some britons were among those caught in the blasts. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has the latest. they came here to pray, on one of the most sacred days of the year. butjust before nine in the morning, the sanctity of their easter service was shattered. as a violent bomb blast ripped through the historic st anthony's shrine in colombo, worshippers scrambled to escape. translation: i heard the explosion and then the roof fell on us. we took the children and ran out from the rear door. but when i came to the hospital, i saw my brother—in—law, and son on the ground. at almost the same time, two other churches in the area were also hit by deadly expl

dozens were killed here at st anthony's shrine in colombo.ateur video is believed to show the moment when the explosion occurred. translation: the moment when the explosion occurred. translationzlj the moment when the explosion occurred. translation: i heard the explosion and then the roof fell on us. explosion and then the roof fell on us. we took the children and ran out from the rear door but when i came to the hospital, i saw my brother—in—law and son on the ground. at around the same time an explosion took place here, in this catholic dominated town just north of the capital colombo at a church which isjust down of the capital colombo at a church which is just down this street. we are not allowed to go past this point right now because of security reasons but this is believed to have been the deadliest of all the bombings. a church in eastern sri la nka bombings. a church in eastern sri lanka was also attacked. families rushed to hospital is looking for loved ones. for hundreds, that search ended in heartbreak. sri la nka search ended in

it was a real six pointer at st. james park, and it actually looks like a one pointer.game — although both sides had a goal disallowed. then in the 81st minute, wilfried za ha did what he does best — win penalties — and palace's skipper scored. it leaves them both in the table. we will have a look at that in the moment but i would say crystal palace should be safe now. disappointed, because i just disappointed, because ijust think we have to win, we had the control of the game, and we had a lot of... and then we made the mistake and we paid for that. and after that, we we re paid for that. and after that, we were in the last minutes. they were pushing and pushing. sometimes you cannot win but it's important not to lose. it's important to get beyond this. it's important to get beyond this. it's a lot of points to get with just... it is so nice to have those five games to play. no need to sit back on those lows and let those chances pass us by. we are going to try and get those points too. but it is certainly a very nice feeling when you have virtually got over the line f