fatima. and we will see the archbishop consecrate the archdiocese to the immaculate heart of mary's. everyone is welcome of course but what is it about? what are we asking of mary and what is she asking of us? what is mary giving us and what are we giving her? what part does she play in our lives. and why do we seek a true and abiding relationship with her ex-our two guests today -- and with our two guests today, we will talk about all of that and more. join us to discuss mary in our lives today. >>> welcome to the mosaic program about mary in our lives today. i have claire herrick, who is the director of education at star of the seas parish entrance -- in san francisco and father joseph arlo is the pastor. he is her boss. she is his employee. and they are a team. interesting to have them here. we are here to talk about -- first a little bit about you. you are a local girl. >> i grew up in the bay area. i grew up in the valley. the lady of mt. carmel is my local parish. i feel very blessed to

fatima goss graves here with me in washington. lisa senecal, melissa silverstein and lee gilmore, we thank you all. >> thank you. >> woodruff: finally, a conversation about education reform and some of its shortfalls. it is the subject of a new book by a familiar face, who joins jeffrey brown for tonight's "making the grade." >> brown: for close to two decades, education reform has been on the agenda of democrats and republicans alike. school leaders around the country and major philanthropists who have influenced the debate. it's all led to big changes, new laws and programs, tougher requirements and additional funding, lots more testing, and occasional school closings and teacher layoffs. but what has it all brought? our former education correspondent john merrow chronicled these efforts for our program for many years and now looks back and into the future with a critique and with prescriptions in his new book "addicted to reform: a 12-step program to rescue public education." first, hello again, john. >> nice to see you, jeff.

fÁtima: el presidente llegÓ alrededor de las 9:30.rante la tragedia. este miÉrcoles aterrizÓ el presidente en las vegas para encontrarse con sobrevivientes, rescatistas y civiles. >> juntos superaremos la maldad dijo trump. >> tan pronto como arribÓ junto a la primera dama visitaron algunas vÍctimas en el hospital. tambiÉn conversÓ con personal mÉdico y los felicito por su labor. el presidente dijo estar orgulloso por el trabajo de la policÍa y los rescatistas, los llamÓ hÉroes al salvar la vida de otros. >> Él ha sido una persona que no le presta interÉs al tema sobre las armas. reportera: se encontraron varias armas modificadas para que fueran automÁticas. fueron encontradas alrededor de 47 armas en total. hasta el momento, la mujer de 62 aÑos novia del hombre llegÓ a los estados unidos. Él le comprÓ el boleto para que viajara a filipinas do semanas antes. reportera: llegÓ para poder interrogarla y conocer algÚn indicios de los motivos por los que steven padoock cometiÓ el tiroteo. conductora: mÁs adelante se reabre el debate en el

fatima is the only adult left of three families whose apartment block was obliterated by a russian or, a teenage boy named mahmoud, who used to live upstairs. the baby boy he is holding is his little brother, ishamel muhammed, one month old. his face is the only restful thing in this bedlam. but this is the sleep of the dead. ishmael was suffocated in the ruins. currently in hiding, we are unable to show pictures of waad. i felt a lot of events and details inside aleppo. —— filmed. the most interesting thing for me was the hospital, and when i turned the camera on i was just focusing on showing the ward, the suffering and what is happening inside aleppo. maybe the ward will show the al—assad crimes of the regime against the civilians there. i couldn't forget anything happened from the first moment until the end. a nurse leads in a brother and sister. they go from room to room. we don't know their names and they don't know yet if they are orphans. the judges said in waad's work, you are in the midst of the event, and she uses techniques which reach out and move people." "not one shot i

fatima is the only adult left of three families whose apartment block was obliterated by a russian orteenage boy named mahmoud, he used to live upstairs. the baby boy he is holding is his little brother, ishamel muhammed, one month old. his face is the only restful thing in this bedlam. but this is the sleep of the dead. ishmael was suffocated in the ruins. currently in hiding, we are unable to show pictures of waad. i filmed a lot of events and details inside aleppo. the most interesting thing for me was the hospital, and when i turned the camera on i was just focusing on showing the ward, the suffering and what is happening inside aleppo. maybe the world will show the al—assad crimes of the regime against the civilians there. it is all still in my mind. i couldn't forget anything happened from the first moment until the end. a nurse leads in a brother and sister. they go from room to room. we don't know their names and they don't know yet if they are orphans. the judges said "in waad's work, you are in the present — in the midst of the event. she uses techniques which reach out and

by the end of summer home also one marriage is fatima. the most important thing for me is to know that i'm no longer financially dependent on my parents in with them and that makes me feel so strong and. well all of a sudden i can just go out and undertake something. on my own do things. in both of them have been the things our society doesn't think are good for women being with friends or being out and about on my own in the past i was never among people i was always at home today i've made so many good friends. through. the conflict at the municipal council is intensifying editor in chief so my own party has called for a meeting of the publishing company's management the local politician sessions have just been suspended because the two women council are still refused to be put in a separate room. politician in russia have c. refuses to take part in meetings until this ridiculous issue settled with your poor guys may not work out but the rest were ok are you saying. no to them they might not officially say it but they have just. said ho

. >> all right we have not seen you yet fatima got a quick question for you what is the democratic position. should this be one let's wait and let it play out. we have not heard a lot of democrats speaking up today. >> i think specifically because a lot of stuff is unfolding that's why you have not hard a lot from comment taters today i would say from democratic position it is one the intelligence community had tohehe benefit of donald tr muller is expected on both sides of the aisle in ability to get stuff done and handle investigations well. we found out today about indictment amount plea of guilty for popadopolis which is more concerning than the case against manafort and gates. specifically because he said yes, there are three campaign aids that i worked with in regardsed to coludeing with russia to find out more information and dirt on hillary specifically. he admitted to that. there's a direct line and that's a big concern. those are three people not named that could mean they may have already been indicted or may number cooperation and flipped like popadopolis has this is not a great

joe how to not have done before fatima abdullah what made you go undercover what's the premise what are you trying to do. you know i mean what's really central to what we're trying to do undercover work is find out the bits that we can't find out from surface level research i mean you can find out so much from looking at what they publish what they are so quite often when we look at extreme foreign organizations the clear difference between what they say publicly in terms of what their front house images that they betrayed the world and what they say privately and how they organize so that's the first and then the second big movements like this ok all right we have to try and find out how they all could not be one step ahead to see how they operate and organize entirely and that allows us as ninety racist organization to come up with ways to tackle it and you can't talk what you don't understand is what central to understanding i'm just thinking about preparation because basically what we're talking about here is posing as a racist patrick how did you get your mindset in that space wher

fatima lives here with her family which receives less than one and a half dollars a day in government aid just enough to afford a little bit of flour moment ration is widespread because of food shortages and diseases are spreading because infrastructure is destroyed ses the closest doctor is thirty kilometers away if someone is sick they're often left to die. i don't earn enough to build a house or buy a house even the money is not enough to take someone to a doctor for treatment even if you have sickness there's nothing we can do except pray to god. the damage to water and sewer systems is helping kolarov to suppress humanitarian groups estimate almost one million yemenis have fallen ill and more than two thousand people have died of the disease. there are clinics in with a dog over europe but they lack funding and hygiene is poor the clinic in aus idea town was funded by the un until the end of last month. and we received more than two thousand cases till now including more than one hundred fifty cases in september this medical center has been financed by unicef for only two months

true by the way it's also the 100th anniversary today of the miracle of the sun in fatima.00 years ago today. >> melissa: he's just a font of information. i had no idea there you go have a great weekend, risk & rewards starts now. >> international inspectors will have unprecedented access, if i ran cheats the world will know it. we see something suspicious we will inspect it. if i ran violates the deal, sanctions can be snapped back into place. >> two months ago in vietnam, the united states and five other nations reached agreement with iran on insurancing the peaceful nature of that country's program we've seen the results, under the nuclear deal that we are allies & partners reached with iran last year. iran will not get its hands-on a nuclear bomb. >> the fact is that the agreement

100th anniversary today of the miracle of the sun in fatima. an incredible thing that happened 100 years ago today. >> melissa: he's just a font of information. i had no idea there you go have a great weekend, risk & rewards starts now. >> international inspectors will have unprecedented access, if i ran cheats the world will know it. we see something suspicious we will inspect it. if i ran violates the deal, sanctions can be snapped back into place. >> two months ago in vietnam, the united states and five other nations reached agreement with iran on insurancing the peaceful nature of that country's program we've seen the results, under the nuclear deal that we are allies & partners reached with iran last year. iran will not get its hands-on a nuclear bomb. >> the fact is that the agreement we've reached fully implemented will bring insight and accountability to iran's nuclear program not not for small number of years but for the lifetime of that program. >> liz: president trump again systematically dismantling obama 's legacy president trump s

>> from the mercury, sacred heart church, celebrates 100 anniversary of the siting every lady of fatimald the children, needed to do every day to bring peace to the worlds. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," what mgm resorts plans to do with the hotel room where steven paddock allegedly carried out the worse mass shooting in american history. >> plus: two pass presses break-in code of silence and takes a jab at president trump >> and katie and pat are here with your weather and traffic. we will you're danny? i'm steve. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. no different from everyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. steve called fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. lauren's the spark that started the fire. the goal is keep places like this open so all people, regardles

berta: miren lo que fÁtima agarrÓ! futuro esperamos que tenga algo mÁs. jessica: asÍ es. muchachos nosotros nos quedamos celebrando con esta en la familia. ana: quÉ emociÓn! como siempre jessica haciendo esos sueÑos realidad. karla: nos encanta ver esos sueÑos cumplidos en "despierta amÉrica" y queremos ver mÁs sueÑos cumplidos. maÑana es la fecha lÍmite para enviar sus solicitudes para daca. recuerden que la tienen que hacer hoy over night y la tienen que mandar express para que llegue maÑana. queremos ver mÁs sueÑos cumplidos. de a poco si nos localizamos unos cuantos podemos ayudar a todos para que todas las personas que han venido con un sueÑo lo puedan cumplir. ana: todavÍa estÁn a tiempo asÍ que hÁgalo. hoy es el momento. vÁmonos con mi fran y con un vÍdeo viral. francisca: y sobre todo cuando es una semana tan difÍcil en donde necesitamos un poco de risas para aliviar las penas. ahora les voy a mostrar un vÍdeo que se ha hecho viral. en Él hay un perro y es el perro mÁs dramático del mundo. si usted no me cree,