>> marie: he's one of ours. >> greg: nice guy.e ran through the laundry list fallacy, ten instances that raise questions. take each instance on its own, doesn't raise anything. it says there's nothing there. so instead use step back and you say there are ten. if there ten zeros, ten times zero is still zero. it's called a laundry list fallacy that if you don't have a strong argument, you have ten small arguments that you add up and you end up with this obsessive, obsessive fascinatio fascination. going through the report and looking for a little zeros. there's going to be an entire industry devoted to solving big foot and the loch ness monster. >> jesse: that was also your point during the kavanaugh hearings, that you just keep throwing more and more allegations, it builds up into something more different. the hans gruber of the table. >> greg: oh! alan rickman was a great actor. >> jesse: he was a great actor. >> marie: on obstruction, mueller makes clear they are not say no obstruction. he says it in plain language. we are unabl

you must be tired. >> jesus has a very special bond with martha and mary. it's a very intimate relationship. he's going to visit people that he trusts and people that trust him too. >> martha and mary are sort of like yin and yang, like many sisters: one introspective, the other outgoing. i think they comprise kind of the totality of ways of interacting with jesus. >> so mary plays the passive role where she sits at jesus' feet and listens, and martha plays the active role, ministering to people who come through in the household to hear jesus. >> lord, do you not care that my sister's left me to serve alone? >> instead of getting in her own sister's face, she gets in jesus' face and says, "you tell her," and jesus' response is unexpected. >> martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things, but one thing is necessary. mary has chosen the good portion, which will not be taken away from her. >> the story is about priorities, "even a woman has a right to prioritize learning from me over preparing a meal." >> in john's gospel, martha and mary have a broth

with that, welcome, mary burns. by the way, i knew mary back in the day. i worked for joelle leota when he was mayor and i volunteered for a lot of dianne's feinstein his efforts. mary and i crossed paths many times and i was the better for it. >> madame general manager, the mic is yours. >> thank you. i am so thrilled. i can't tell you how much i appreciate what you are doing for me, and if you don't mind, i have a few stories i would like to share. i am writing my memoirs, and so far, i am only writing the fun ones. [laughter] >> but we had -- it was a very different day when i was general manager, for one thing, we had both the zoo and candlestick park, which took a lot of focus and effort, but i was very, very interested. parks and recreation, through a very early age. i volunteered in a learn to swim program one my hometown, i think i was about 15 and helped mom his learn to teach their small children how to swim. and then i went on to become a water safety and a playground director, and i still can use my playground voice when i need to. anyway, and

at some point, mary and joseph lose sight of jesus.gine such a thing happening. >> it's very crowded during the passover in jerusalem. in the temple in particular, there would have been a bustling crowd, so it's very easy to imagine that jesus would get separated from his parents in that kind of scene and become lost. >> jesus! >> and he's not lost for a short period of time. he's lost for 3 days. they must have been insane with worry. >> i'm looking for my son. he's 12 years old. have you seen him? >> where did jesus go? he's gotta be with one of the relatives, right? and he's not. >> jesus! jesus! >> well, the first thing you need to realize is that these ancient jewish families were extended families, and when you had a child that was on the cusp of manhood anyway, you might well assume he's with this relative, or he's with that relative and not look askance at the possibility of that because they're not infants anymore. >> when jesus' parents find him in the temple, he says, "where else do you think i would have been?" there's this

marie, you're going to be up, ready.o you think democrats, going after bill barr, they don't know what's in it. i think it's a good thing he's going to take questions from the press and that might take a little bit of the tension out of it. >> marie: we'll see. some of what dan said barr did not say was of the mueller report. he did not say that the trump campaign said no thank you and they tried to collude. one of the things people are looking for is how miller explains things and events we know happened and how he explains they do not amount to criminal collusion. as an american and a human, i want to see how mueller deals with the trump tower meeting. manafort giving polling to the russians. i think the tweets about the mueller report have gotten increasingly aggressive. it seems a little bit like he's trying to preempt what he knows will not be uniformly good report for him. there will be things in this report that are embarrassing, that all of us sitting around this table would say i never would've done that if i wo

marie? >> marie: we don't know why the charges are dropped. there are suspicions, allegations, we don't know. the fbi may investigate and we may learn more about that. if you want to support that? >> marie: sure. i guess my broader point is that at this point it doesn't really matter. because both sides are now using this to make political public arguments about whether they think the criminal justice system is not equal and fair to everyone. >> harris: when you think police are political? >> marie: i think both sides are making public organs. >> melissa: public, not political. >> marie: at the end of the day it may have very little to do with the actual -- the situation, the facts of what happened. my biggest issue here is i think this is a crazy story. i don't know why she dropped the charges. i don't know why he did. i wish a tenth of the resources and attention was paid to fixing our criminal justice system across the board as we are paying to this one celebrity case. >> gov. huckabee: that's what eddie johnson, the police superintendent,

>> pete: i will. >> marie: you can laugh at me grade >> pete: i am. >> marie: but that affirmative defenseu get to serve agrees with me and not you on this. hang on. it's fine, if your videos once a jump on me, they can get their points out there. my point is that in the number of places around the world, there are some hard evidence of their climate refugees there being forced out of their home because of drought, changing sea levels. this isn't a joke, it's not funny. i'm not saying that she should have tweeted about it today when we are talking about the current crisis on the southern border. but it's a real thing and you should laugh at. >> pete: i am laughing at it. >> marie: well, you're wrong. spew and let me settle the argument because i went back to research this. they did $3 billion in science research every year, nonpartisan group that turns out results. they say that the former secretary of state, john kerry, based it on a two page brief that came out of the center for climate and security. the brief included no science. they said they would have come in fact, done things like

mary ann: absolutely.t one of the things that we can say is that our local public schools are making wise investments with the dollars that they have and that they're using their local control accountability plans, their strategic plans, and their partnerships with outside funders and parents and others to really invest in young people in really creative programs, community schools, and ways that keep students safe and have them thinking about college and career. damian: you mentioned funding. funding is not easy. i mean, that's always been a challenge. my--we mentioned off-camera, my kid's school district is losing all its librarians because of funding. talk about that issue and how that's been addressed. mary ann: well, it's--in california, schools are funded in different ways and currently we're funded under the local control funding formula. and what that means is that many of our districts see varying rates in per student allocations for funding. so there's quite a range throughout the county and thro

mary: exactly.usinesses are realizing that privacy is good for business so they want to be seen as being on the right side of privacy. host: is this model on the european gdpr? mary: we had a lot of influences but the gdpr is one of them. our framework, because we have such a strong first amendment right here, we were mindful not to infringe on the first amendment rights of businesses. but there is also lots of legislation that passed through washington many years ago but a fortunately, nothing was successful. host: what sparked your interest in this issue? mary: i have some of an unusual background as a privacy advocate. i used to be an analyst at the c.i.a. and i was also council on the house intelligence committee. when i started this three years ago, i started with just trying to figure out, how much personal information are these companies actually collecting? what i could find out terrified me. it was especially surprising to me because i saw the reaction of the public after edward snowden cam

>> marie: we are far ahead of the selection.n't had one debate with all of them on stage together. i think when we see them all together, we will see -- >> kennedy: there's not a stage big enough. [laughter] >> marie: we will see who's better on the national stage and who isn't. we seen from her rollout, or town halls, she is a very good politician. that will come to the fore when she's on a stage of these other candidates. >> kennedy: we will see! so much look forward to as we speed toward that 2020 election. our own harris faulkner is heading to the state, getting brought back down to brass tacks, iowa! she's going to moderate a town hall in urbandale with old matt done like a live audience. she will get their take on what they want in a presidential candidate, as well as hot button issues like the green new deal, #metooclose -- #metooclose --movement,andsocia lism. willgettheirvotes. it'ssundaynight,8:00 p.m.eastern 5:00inthewest. righthereonfnc. welldone. speaks 1 >> harris: thank you, hannity! >> kennedy: dinero takes on th

mary ann: thank you for joining us.or more on this story, we speak to the former secretary-general for political affairs at the united nations. he joins us live from washington. thank you for the time. the white house has revealed that this conversation has taken place between u.s. president donald trump and khalifa after -- khalifa haftar are we entering a more dangerous phase in the libyan conflict to receive this kind of recognition from the u.s. president? jeffrey: i think we are facing a more dangerous state. there is high risk of a battle with tripoli escalating. and haftar is this will certainly use that if not the words of the president as words of encouragement. i don't think there is a coincidence that this phone call took place on monday. on tuesday was when khalifa haftar started indiscriminate shilling of civilians. i thicket is discouraging. particularly after such a strong statement from secretary of state mike pompeo only a week earlier, calling on a halt to the violence, calling on him to stop the advan

preparing to marie. colvin of. what if there's no escape. a list. of an street level we were. when we were. in the percent of americans at some point in our lives who will experience hardship back listen up. double. binds. when the water starts rising people fight for survival on a case on a budget for me but if i get one there's a flood of water comes up to our waste and good flows faster everyone needs to but . the lack of water is equally dangerous. there's junk you can't see people move south so they can plant crops and find food. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass. you can write any kind of piece not if you want and probably more thing to come to. a carnifex of this start if thirtieth on t w. british prime minister to these a may has asked the e.u. for yet another extension to bragg's it saying the u.k. needs more time to avoid leaving the block without a deal may has asked for a delay till june the thirtieth but utopian council president donald tusk plans to suggest an extension of up to a year. thousands of demonstrators were on the march

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anne-marie? >> thank you is muso much, jenn. >>> investigators in paris say firefighters saved notre dame minutes from when it could have collapsed. the ranging inferno destroyed the 850-year-old iconic roof. it took 18 minutes to find the fire on the roof after the first alarm went off. the fire was probably an accident. prosecutors plan on interviewing workers from five companies that been hired to renovate the cathedral's roof. >>> and a woman authorities say was infatuated with the columbine massacre and posed what they called a credible threat has been found dead in an apparent suicide. a three-day search ended when authorities found the body of 18-year-old sol pais yesterday. p pais set off alarms when traveling from florida to denver on monday. while traveling she bought a shotgun and ammunition. her post on facebook read, be the best killer you can be. >> i had a lot of friends texting that, you know, it's really scary. >> this saturday marks two decades since the shooting at the columbin

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a desperate search is under way this morning in colorado for a woman police say made a credible threat against a school district that includes columbine high school. police say sol pais is interested in schools. it's impacting more than half a million students. laura podesta has more. she has detailed that police released overnight. >> authorities gave a detailed play-by-play of what this 18-year-old woman has been doing since she landed in colorado on monday night as far as shopping for a weapon and then disappearing into the foothills. now every law enforcement agency in the denver area is trying to track her down. all schools closed. denver public schools and surrounding districts are cancel class today for a woman police say is infatuated with the columbine massacre and has made threats surrounding its 20th anniversary on saturday. >> this has been a massive manhunt in the aor. and every law enforcement agency is interested in helping with this effort. >> sol pais travel

faith in the blessings of the virgin mary and the other saints. and this is tell me. in nine hundred sixty eight the virgin mary appeared at this church it was april second a tuesday is that of the world you need to get done out of but there was a wonderful apparition on the dome and that's why this is a very special place for us that it's fact that before there long it was an amazingly beautiful apparition that's why this place is holy i mean. this week it's right. by. me. and to me also. we see where. the sites that will light. since. we're going to. special because flying very quickly at the end of them long as it heals the virgin performs many miracles anyone who is sick who needs something receives her support ladder have media big you know i come here when i have a problem or i'm worried i tell her everything you mention and i pray and when i go home my heart is a peace that i feel her interceding in my life and taking care of my problems will help. and. i like most every cup to church there is a small shop with devotional objects including pictures of the copti

and that's it for today moral mary quant on the all the topics on the show on our website. slash culture one day the show is on the website as well if you want to say it again from our cell phone or the crew here in about an hour. quadriga international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week as nato mohsin seventy years on a first series we are schooled fugitive's the military alliance how in the age of trump and how many spoke germany's role in the international security and defense arena last summer more coming up and patricia to join us. quadriga thirty minutes w. no. i'm not laughing out of the gym i just sometimes i am but i stand up and whip it up and meet the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype a question that any you think is new to the country guy now la. pierre you don't seem to think this drama there to me it's all about a new i'm rachel join me to meet the devon funded lp a post. gives all happening don't shove it coming. your link to news from africa and the world. your link to it section stories and discu

and a new london exhibition celebrates the work and influence of iconic british fashion designer mary quant. throughout this year there are numerous event celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of the beginning of the bauhaus school one of the most influential movements of art and design in the twentieth century and is still influencing our design all over the world today but our house was founded by visor copius in the city of volume ah i'm not sworn in a new museum as to celebrate the anniversary and includes every day by our house designs some of which maybe you'll recognize. together let us conceive and create the new building of the future those were the goals of foul house according to their founding manifesto from nine hundred nineteen one hundred years later the city of weimar has erected a new monument to this global modernist movement the chief curator for architecture and design from new york's museum of modern art has flown over it especially for the unveiling that is at the commons is just going on one hand you can definitely say that modern visual culture and our curr

poppins. ♪ oh, yes, mary, turn around and just tease me, mary ♪ ♪ you know what i want and what i needsay differently.ick van dyke and ♪ you won't get close to me, unless you're asking for a cup of tea ♪ ♪ when i'm flying away, hey, got to celebrate ♪ >> mary poppins never popped like that. >> in this case they're very much inspired by the original mary poppins. that particular scene where they go inside that chalk drawing is kind of like that penguin bit. ♪ in my choice position, your nanny's atrocious, my nanny's precocious ♪ >> they posted behind the scenes video >> thanks for hanging out with us today. we appreciate it. check out rightthisminute.com for more fun content, connect with us and >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. inside the horrific terror attack. the newest explosion just today. americans among the dead in a series of coordinated explosions, including this boy. several churches and hotels, and the images from inside toght. s lanka tv. authorities studying this image, a man wearing a backpack, disappearing into the church. also, one of the su

talking ukraine i'm joined by my guest mary the chef skiing in london she's a columnist for the independent in amsterdam we have case then he is a retired professor of international relations at sussex university and author of flight m.h. seventeen ukraine in the new cold war and in new york across to daniel was our he's an author and freelance journalist who writes frequently about the middle east eastern europe and the us constitution right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate mary let me go to you first in london i understand that you were in ukraine just recently i guess broadly speaking is the post now starting the post my doll my don era i mean the last five years in retrospect what does it mean with the election of this political novice go ahead mary in london. well i mean there are so many aspects to this and it was such an interesting election i spent quite a lot of the last month actually at different times in different parts of ukraine. and i think you're probably right in saying that it's the end of the five years of the

i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump will visit the southern border during a trip to california. the president leaves for calexico, california, this morning. this after he backtracks on a threat to close the border. now, mr. trump says, he would give mexico a year to work on immigration enforcement, and he's adding a new threat. laura podesta is here with that part of the story. good morning. >> good morning. that threat revolves around trade. the president is hoping that when money is at stake, mexico will listen. president trump is backing away from his threat to immediately close the u.s./mexico border. >> we're going to give them a one-year warning, and if the drugs don't stop or largely stop, we're going to put tariffs on mexico and products, in particular cars.ol game isar >> it's a quick turnaround from just last week. >> so there's a very good likelihood i'll close the border next week. >> when he dde mexico stop all immigration closed to the u.s. >> we'll keep it closed for a long time. i'm n

i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with breaking developments in last month's ethiopian airlines plane crash. they released preliminary findings this morning. they say the max-8 plane was valid and certified to fly and the pilots were experienced to fly this plane. authorities say the crew repeatedly followed safety procedures to try to avoid the crash but were unable to gain control.oae lled srtly after the plane took off from the ethiopian capital. investigators are focusing on the plane's anti-stall system which is suspected of pushing the nose of the plane down. it was the second crash of a boeing 737 max in five months. boeing and the faa told pilots after the lion air crash in indonesia last october, deactivating the anti-stall system t manually should prevent a crash. the faa is doing more demos. boeing is doing flight demos and says it will continue to do flight demos in the coming weeks. meanwhile all planes remain grounded worldwide. >>> former vice president joe biden has issued a new response t

anne-marie. >> oh, man. laura podesta here in new york.nk you. >> it doesn't end. >> no, it does not. >>> all right. well, that severe weather forecast in the south is expected to arrive as early as tomorrow. chief meteorologist drew burgoyne of our milwaukee station wdjt is tracking that troublesome system. >> hi. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne. the spring storm system continues to ramp up, and notice south dakota over the last 24 to 36 hours just getting pounded with the heaviest snow. here's some of the snowfall reports. several areas with 2 feet of snow across portions of south dakota. thankfully it looks like this system at least when it comes to snowfall will weaken on friday. it will continue to cause some issues throughout northern parts of minnesota. on the eastern side of our storm, some scattered showers even some rumbles of thunder heading toward the east coast, and then all eyes are going to be on this weekend, especially saturday. could see some decent severe weather break out throughout the mid south as showers and thunders

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mark marc a lot of reaction to this as you can imagine from all sides. >> marie: this is never goingt understand why democrats upset about this, two sets of fn of the democratic party that illegal aliens held by ice released into the country into the communities during negotiations, the government shutdown democrats official position negotiating position was we should limit amount the of beds of ice has 2:30 5,000 and expressly set forth forcing the trump administration to rele noncriminal aliens so formally releasing them to the community's periods secondly they created sanctuary cities and this is their policy for giving sanctuary to illegal aliens. and stacy abrams to vote in local elections. governor newsom wants to make the entire state a sanctuary so how can you be upset about president trump offering to do exactly what you say you want to do? >> bret: the president continuing that thought. >> the people that are putting sanctuary cities where they are not even wanted because as you know in california and other places, a lot of communities want to get out of sanctuary city, but

and that's it for today moral mary quant on the other topics on our show on our website. the show is on the website as well if you want to say the guy from myself and all the crew here and by then. we are the change. people possible. africa. fantastic right. as they set out to say. environment. and learn from one another. and work together for a better future. even ninety minutes on d w. you're going to want to fishel as to much more than one point two million venezuelans you have in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. in ruins morocco a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population. last place as fighters occupied the city center and seventeen president to tears his response was. to her it will never again book called. the reconquest turned into tragedy. this is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did malawi become a gateway to islam

just in gears now legendary designer mary quant is synonymous with the swinging sixty's when london was the center of the world when it came to music and fashion quote was the driving force behind the mini skirt hot pants and much more victorian albert museum in london is celebrating her iconic status in a new exhibition which shows how she led the way bringing daring and exciting fashions to main street. for a mini skirts and vinyl dresses two vibrant tights and makeup. two hundred items tell the story of how mary quant changed fashion forever included are garments donated by the public and never before seen pieces from the designer's own archives. the exhibition charts twenty years of one's work from its beginnings in the mid one nine hundred fifty s. in london's chelsea district. stablished shop in one thousand fifty five it was the famous bazaar we take on the king's road and really at that point where coming out of britain is coming out of post-war austerity rationing is still in place and on one nine hundred fifty four and in many ways had plays a real reaction against that time t

i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching.at day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> 4:30 we are starting the week off dry but it may not stay that way for much longer. as we take a live look, good morning it is monday, april 1. >> it's april fools' day. don't play any jokes on me. [ laughter ] >> it's going to stay dry, we are serious about that. >> we are looking at mostly cloudy skies as we start off the day. there is a slight chance to see a few showers, mainly for the north y. here's a live look with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures running in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s at this hour. concord 54, oakland 56, 49 in livermore, 56 in san francisco. you see all of the green vallejo down to livermore in san jose, that is all cloud cover, not rain. we are checking a few showers up north due to a weak weather system that is going to bring a slight chance of a shower today. we are tracking a fe

we cover all sides." >> all right, mary bruce live in washington tonight.nd mary, the bernie sanders town hall getting the president's attention, but also the white house tonight focused on the mueller report. we know a redacted version set to be released on thursday morning. what are you learning tonight? how is the white house now preparing? >> reporter: well, david, tonight, there is already some discussion within the trump legal team about releasing their own counter-report, depending on what they see on thursday. trump's lawyer rudy giuliani says they could release their own roughly 35-page version. in the meantime, david, several outlets are already planning to publish the redacted mueller report as a book, and on am sohn tonight, it's already a best-seller. david? >> best-seller before it comes out. mary bruce, thank you. >>> next, to your health tonight, and new concern over the measles outbreak in this country. the cdc revealing nearly 100 new cases in just a week. and now, one community tonight imposing a $2,000 fine for failing to be immunized. h

i'm anne-marie green. >>> a woman was killed and three others were wounded after a gunman opened fire at a synagogue in poway near san diego. the shooter, 19-year-old john t. earnest, is being held without bond. he was arrested and face a hate crime charge in addition to murder and attempted murder charges. laura podesta is live this morning. >> sheriffs and police have now steppe the victims of saturday's deadly synagogue shooting. >> we love you. we will stand with you now and forever. >> one person was killed and three injured when a gunman opened fire in the middle of sabbath service. 8-year-old noya dahan was hit with shrapnel during the attack. >> she's with us. this is bravery. >> her uncle, 34-year-old almog peretz was hit in the leg. 6-year-old lori gilbert-kaye was killed. >> lori took the bullet for all of us. >> rabbi yisroel goldstein was shot in the hand and lost an index finger. >> it's a reminder how strong we are and how heroic we can be. >> this is what he told his congregation. >> we wit

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> an investigation is under way this morning over a security breach at mar-a-lago resort in florida. a woman with two chinese passports and a device containing computer malware is accused of lying the secret service to gain admission over the weekend. mola lenghi has more on this. >> reporter: a woman named yujing zhang is accused of trespassing at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida. according to court documents the 32-year-old got inside after presenting two chinese passports. she told the secret service agents she was there to use the pool. they mistakenly thought she was the member of a club member because she had the same last name. after she was admitted, she changed her story telling the receptionist she was there for a chinese american friendship event. she knew of no such thing. according to an affidavit, she became verbally aggressive and taken to a secret service office. agents found she had four cellphones with her, a laptop, an external hard drive, and a thum

their response tonight, and here's abc's mary bruce.he t'favorite network, fox news, bernie sanders asked voters to embrace one of his most progressive ideas -- medicare for all. >> do you think it makes sense to spend twice as much per capita as the people of any other nation and be the only country in the world not to guarantee health care to all people? >> reporter: moderator brett baier then took it a step further. >> i want to ask the audience a question, if you could raise your hands here, show of hands of how many people get their insurance from work, private insurance, right now. how many get it from private insurance? okay. now, of those, who many are willing to transition to what the senator says, a government-run system. >> reporter: health care was the number one issue in the midterms, and this group of democrats and republicans are making it clear, it will likely top the list again in 2020. president trump, who has blasted the idea of medicare for all, was watching, tweeting "so weird to watch crazy bernie on fox news. not

and mary lee is here with a look. mary. >> michelle, we've been watching the winds all day today. we've been watching them increase and here's a live look with our roof cam. you can see the top of the ferry building and that flag whipping in the wind. our peak wind gust, mount saint helen, 55 mile-per-hour. mount diablo, 40. san mateo, 35. richmond, 32. check out our wind speeds and -- 18 in san owe sda. 21 mile-per-hour winds right now in redwood city. also for downtown san francisco at 21 and 20 for berkeley. we'll talk about when we'll see the strongest winds for today. i'll show you that on future cast coming up. anne. >> thanks mary. >>> we learned about another measles case in san francisco. public health officials says someone with the disease visited several sites from april 1st through the 3rd throughing caltrans stations and the federal building. authorities point out there's no outbreak in the risk to the public is low. we'll post more information on kpix.com. >>> alameda is holding a special election today. residents will decide whether a prized area remains an open pa

mary jo nye was a schoolteacher. sister-in-law, mary lou nye, was a retired employee from the department of motor vehicles in michigan. >> my wife made a heck of an apple pie. nobody's ever made one better as far as i'm concerned. >> judy brown was a caregiver for senior citizens. she took care of older people. >> they met at the cracker barrel. had dinner and then they took one car because my wife didn't like driving any more than she had to. >> so, after having a wonderful time together, the women and abbie return to the cracker barrel parking lot. >> mary lou nye was in her van. the other women and the girl, abbie, were in the car. jason dalton drives up and opens fire on mary lou nye in her van. the women respond, you know, are hysterical, and then that's when he opened fire on the other car, shooting all of them. >> reporter: and so you go up to the cars. and what do you see then? >> i saw one victim in the driver seat of the minivan and then i saw three subjects in the sedan. >> ma'am, ma'am, you guys okay? >>

mary. >>> good morning. i have my cup of coffee. thank you for waking up with us as we start off the workweek. looking north, you can see the low clouds out there. temperatures are in the low 50s. a cool start to the day. we was talking about the wind in some spots, so let's check the winds. current conditions, southerly winds -- southerly winds in san jose at 13, looking at 8 mile-per-hour winds with a push -- 12 in antioch. windy condition in fairfield. 23 miles per hour. here's what you can expect. cool and cloudy start to the day. a mild afternoon with mostly sunny skies. highs inland in the low to mid 70s and warming up by the middle part of the week with high pressure building in for us. the satellite and radar view, we're tracking this area of low pressure bringing the rain to southern california and the desert southwest. that will bring the breezy onshore wind flow for us. with that, we'll see southwesterly winds 10 to 20 through the day. we're tracking our weather system in the gulf of alaska. a stronger marine influence fo

cops are drawn to the small church of st mary in cairo's site to own district . honey so juarez and his wife know how often come here with their son tony they have a deep faith in the blessings of the virgin mary and the other saints. and that this is. only in the one hundred sixty eight the virgin mary appeared at this church it was april second a tuesday that is the world in good then there was a wonderful apparition on the dome and that's why this is a very special place for us that it sat. before their money it was an amazingly beautiful apparition that's why this place is holy. spirit it's right. but if you see. it may. well be also. we see you. besides that. light. be gone. spiritual think was flowing pretty quick at the end of them and long as it heals the virgin performs many miracles anyone who is sick who needs something receives her support a ladder of heaven. bigelow i come here when i have a problem or i'm worried i tell her everything you mention and i pray and when i go home my heart is that peace that i feel her interceding in my life and taking c

let's check our forecast with mary lee. >> happy friday, michelle and kenny. it's going to be a nice day across the bay area. cooler compared to yesterday, but still above average for this time of year. here is a live look with our roof cam. you can see the trans america pyramid and temperatures in the upper 40s to 50. 49 in santa rosa. mid 50s for oakland, san jose and upper 50s in concord. we are tracking areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay. your -- sunny skies along the coast and low to mid 60s. for the bay, mid to upper 60s. check out our inland locations topping out in the low 80s with plenty of sunshine. so a big temperature spread again. above average temperatures especially inland. we'll talk about that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. emily. >>> all that fog is pretty visible from the golden gate bridge. when it comes to visibility, you don't have a lot of it as you come across this span. taking a live look there. you can see all of that fog and just the headlights of those cars. give yourself extra time if you're coming acro

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mary mary my you mary my thank you very much good to speak to you some more but just looking at the images that we're seeing here a major operation on the way paris. this evening after a devastating fire engulfed the historic not true dom cathedral it started about seven pm local time and it has taken firefighters several hours to try and get it under some control but there are. questions about how much can be salvaged when the roof of this magnificent building has collapsed we're just seeing images of president emanuel he has canceled a speech he was supposed to give this evening he is on the scene. you're watching al-jazeera live from london it's nine hundred g.m.t. we are bringing you live images this hour from paris where the historic cathedral has been devastated by a major fire large parts of this building have been destroyed fire crews are continuing that battle against the flames to try and bring the situation on the some control. well this is the moment the cathedral zz fire collapsed and that was a very dramatic moment earlier on a spokesman for the building saying that all of th

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