maryann took her san diego singers to a liturgy conference. so this is a national liturgy conference, and they all heard this great mass and we're hoping that we will be able to go on tour in mexico at some point. we also have a november 16th, the basilica shrine of our lady of immaculate conception will be in washington d.c. in that beautiful church they have just completed. we are working with several other places frankly. it is kind of been extraordinary the response to it, i have to say. >> and we know that people can see it on youtube or your website. they can see bits of it or a whole broadwhat's cast. what about a recording? >> we would definitely like to do a professional recording. i promised it to frank was part of the deal. the acoustics at st. mary's make it challenging to do a live reporting so we are still working on that and looking at it, but eventually yeah you should be able to get it. right now, he is working on each season. it needs a new ending. he is working on those. and then he is going to do in november a requium mass

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. >> maryanne rafferty in california. thank you.are awaiting another briefing from police about the shooting. expected later on in this hour. meantime some of the earlier briefings that took place over an hour ago about the victims and the suspect. >> about 11:23 this morning a white male adult entered the shabbat template 1634 shabbat way in poway california. this individual had in ar type assault weapon and opened fire on the people inside the synagogue. during the shooting for individuals were wounded and transported to palomar hospital. sadly one of the individuals succumbed to their ones. the other three are in stable condition at palomar. as the suspect was fleeing the temple and off-duty border patrol agent opened fire on the suspect but apparently it did not hit him but struck a car in the area. the people at palomar a female juvenile in stable condition and two adult males are in stable condition. sadly an older female has died and succumbed to her wounds. the suspect was surely taken into custody and i will turn it over to

hello i'm maryanne demasi you're with al jazeera live from london also coming up on the program. a landslide victory for voting is the lenski a comedian who played the president on t.v. is elected to lead ukraine. sudan's new army rulers say they are considering a joint military civilian council but protest leaders are saying they're not being taken seriously. and censorship and scandals hampered efforts to showcase the world's fastest growing film market at the beijing film festival. come to the program an overnight curfew is in place in sri lanka and social media shutdown after the worst attacks to hit the island in years at least two hundred seven people were killed and more than four hundred were injured in eight blasts the attacks targeted three churches in colombo gone bow and batticaloa cheering easter sunday services that were also blasted for luxury hotel. and a guest house in colombo as well as a house where three police officers were killed while trying to capture suspects eight suspects have been arrested the prime minister says the government was warned of an imminen

also just learned that the president's older sister, a longtime federal appeals court judge named maryanne trump barry, she is now retiring from the federal bench. this is an interesting story. thanks to aggressive reporting on the trump family fortune and the trump business empire, particularly from "the new york times," while the president simultaneously has refused to release his tax returns, tonight "the times" is reporting that judge maryanne trump barry had come under investigation for possibly violating judicial conduct rules by taking part in fraudulent tax schemes with her siblings going back to the trump family business in the 1990s, which of course is what "the new york times" has exposed in recent months. "the times" says the court confirmed the investigation into the president's older sister in february. "the times" says tonight that president trump's sister, the judge, filed her retirement papers ten days later. ten days after the court confirmed that she was under investigation for potentially violating judicial rules of conduct for her role in these alleged trump family tax

a very warm welcome to the news hour i'm maryanne demasi in london away at the top story from europe an icon of paris devastated by flames now thoughts turned to how to rebuild and not try to cathedral. and i'm dead you know how with the rest of the world news including sudanese crowds keep up the.

i know i maryanne demasi this is al jazeera live from london also coming up a school and refugee center a hit as forces fighting for control of libya's capital launch new as strike southeast of tripoli. the u.s. president is accused of inciting violence after tweeting a video with footage of nine eleven to attack muslim congresswoman ellen obama. and the rock star reception for indonesia's president as he campaigns for the final time head of wednesday's elections. welcome to the program our top story sudanese protest leaders have held talks with the army for the first time since the former president a model bashir was toppled bashir was ousted on thursday off to months of anti-government demonstrations those protests continued when the army assumed power and the opposition rejected military rule mama vall reports. in sudan a stunning turnaround as the new leader general abdul fatah struck a more conciliatory tone and promised inclusive efforts to establish a civilian government. in order to provide an atmosphere for your desire to establish a state we declare that the curfew be lifted a

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london your with al-jazeera also coming up for you on the program sudan's opposition says it's hopeful of reaching a deal on transferring power after talks with the military. bands two groups accused of the easter sunday bombings after a raid on a safe house leads to a gun battle and fifteen dead. and they heeded venezuelan opposition calls to defect but two months on a thousand military personnel are still in limbo in colombia. welcome to the program mozambique's government has urged people to move to higher ground as trench all rain lashes the north in the wake of another powerful cycle and so far at least five people and two have died but aid workers report that entire villages have been wiped out in delgado province and there are warnings of widespread flooding to come and up to seven hundred thousand people at risk it's feared psycho kenniff could dump twice as much rain as a die devastating storm that hit the country just last month or bird unmanly reports. weather experts say it was the strongest ever recorded in north mozambique. kenneth stormed in

hello i'm maryanne demasi this is al-jazeera live from london also coming up reports of entire villages are wiped out in northern mozambique where people have been to seek higher ground as a powerful site and drops to wrench. sri lanka bans two groups accused of the east is on they all names off to a raid on a safe house leads to a gun battle and fifteen dead. and a man opens fire at a california synagogue killing one woman and injuring others during celebrations to mark the final day of possible. sudan's protest leaders and the army have managed to reach a deal to form a joint civilian and military transitional council all the seats on the new sovereign council will be divided between civilians and members of the military that's where it stands at the moment but it has been described as a breakthrough and it comes off to several days and weeks of deadlock protest as and opposition groups have been demanding that the military immediately hand over power to a civilian led government the military assumed power earlier this month after forcing the former president a model bashir to step do

maryanne demasi in london you're with al jazeera also coming up on the program. tens of thousands march in sudan reaching the army headquarters for the first time since anti-government protests began. that is waiting to fill the streets of caracas up to opposition leader and president the duo urged their supporters to rally. and why kashmir's royal stags are now close to extinction with less than two hundred left in the wild. our top story this hour the head of libya's u.n. backed government has accused the warlord who five to of betraying him this is have to as troops advance into the outskirts of the track the capital tripoli now in a speech to the nation prime minister. said that the international community must differentiate between the aggressors and those who want to maintain civilian rule earlier on saturday the government launched as strikes on have to us forces have been locked in fist battles with some thirty could almost as from the center of the capital where libya's conflict has splintered the country into rival centers of power after us forces are m

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up. tens of thousands march in sudan reaching the army headquarters for the first time since anti-government protests began. venezuelans are filling the streets of caracas all for the opposition. and president maduro urged their supporters to rally. and thousands are evacuated from their homes in southwestern iran where floods have already killed seventy people. the head of libya's u.n. backed government is accused want all twenty five to of betraying him his military offensive against the capital this is have to as troops advance into the outskirts of tripoli in a speech to the nation fire also said the international community must differentiate between the grasses and those who want to maintain civilian rule mahmoud has more now from tripoli. gunfire on the outskirts of libya's capital. forces loyal to will have to trying to push did with this city. they say they have seized some areas south of tripoli these claims have been denied by the tripoli and the recognized government on saturda

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he and maryann wood pleaded guilty to extortion and conspiracy facing 20 years in prison.orated to shake down a building owner. wood and others met with the owner and demanded $198,000 claiming the landlord was somehow responsible for their cost in buying and equipping the pizza shop. it was explained it would be in the best interest of the owner to pay up. wilson, the actor posing as a body guard leaned forward to show a pistol as his hip. >> shepard: this is all very confusing. what made them think that they could get away with it? >> i don't know. a very good question. why would they target the guy that they legally bought a building from to pay them back? the prosecutors did reveal some text messages that were shared amongst these people. there's this gem. singer: we're confirmed for 11:30 a.m. let the be games begin. oh, yeah, baby. the government has surveillance footage. maybe that's why they didn't fight the charges and pled guilty. >> shepard: thanks, rick. >> people are getting smarter, i think. >> shepard: this is where it says we're going to talk habit the weat

hello i'm maryanne demasi this is the news hour live from london coming up the u.s. president's intervention in the libya crisis it's revealed donald trump has spoken to the warlord behind an offensive to take control of the capital tripoli. u.s. democrats subpoena the full uncensored russian investigation reports is the focus now turns to where the president trump obstructed justice sudan's protest organizers say they'll soon unveil a new interim council which they want to take over from the military and ukraine's president petro poroshenko and his rival the comedian law to me is the lenski faceoff for the last time ahead of sunday's ronnell. on polar east with your sport which crushes out in monaco but the king of clay is still going strong rafael nadal wins again to reach the semifinals of the monte carlo marston's. we begin with the latest diplomatic maneuvering around the crisis in libya it's been revealed that u.s. president donald trump has spoken to her after it was battling for control of the libyan capital tripoli the white house says the two spoke over the

hello i'm maryanne demasi this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes.he. nation in mourning france vows to rebuild the cathedral of not trying to record fire blaze that has burned the very heart of paris. not backing down algerian pretty.

so the family devised several schemes to get money to the children, donald trump, maryanne trump barry process before he passed away. and in doing so they created a shell corporation that served no purpose other than to pad invoices and ship money to them. they grossly undervalued his estate and then took them through a trust paying dominimous amount of tax relatively speaking on that and during that time judge barry was both a presiding judge overseeing criminal and civil cases and also had sort of almost a board member role in many of the operations and was in a position to influence the things that they -- that they did to get that money out of their father's hands. >> and that is pretty stunning. and what happens now with her stepping down? this just goes away? >> it just goes away. it is one of the great priv limgs of being a judge. if you are put under investigation for almost anything, and some cases it is sexual assault accusations, anything you could literally file your retirement papers and the judicial council no longer has jurisdiction to look into your prior behavior and y

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london just a quick look at the headlines an overnight curfew is in place in sri lanka and social media has been shut down after a series of attacks across the island eight suspects have been arrested after the blast which killed over two hundred people and injured more than four hundred fifty the attacks targeted churches in colombo and batticaloa jaring easter sunday services that were also blasted for luxury hotels and a guest house in the capital the defense minister says most of the blasts were suspected suicide attacks. a comedian is set to become ukraine's next president saddam is a lensky was the wildcard in the election with no political experience other than pretending to be a president on television but he secured a resoundingly victory in the runoff vote exit polls give him seventy three percent of the vote while the incumbent president petro poroshenko got just twenty five percent. we do this together thanks to everyone now there will be no pathetic speeches i just want to say thank you do you. agree. do you koreans this month i will leave the

maryanne, a lot of people weighing in, including steph curry. >> yes, we spoke with him. kelli tennant just wrapped up a press conference in southern california. she wants to help other women know they are not alone. >> out of nowhere he got on top of me and pinned me down to the bed and held my arms down with all of his weight while he kissed my neck and my face and my chest. and as i kept asking him to please stop and to get off, he laughed at me. >> reporter: speaking out publicly for the first time, former spectrum ports net reporter kelli tennant talked about what she says happened in a santa monica hotel room when she went to give former warriors coach luke walton a book she wrote. she filed a civil lawsuit against him alleging sexual assault and battery. walton's attorney says the claim is not credible calling tennant an opportunist. he was the assistant coach of the warriors at the time of the alleged assault. he led the team to 24 consecutive wins while head coach steve kerr recovered from back surgery. today nba superstar steph curry had this to say about walton

eric swalwell with us, as well as author maryanne williamson. a lot of interesting questions for them. >> indeed, we do. >>> much more on the dramatic developments out of sri lanka. we are hearing from a government official that these attacks were in retaliation for the massacre at two mosques in new zealand. we have breaking details ahead. pleasson. your heart's notthing strong enough. my heart is as strong as any. uncover your family history, from over 10 billion historical records. get started for free at ancestry.com sometimes you need an expert. i got it. and sometimes those experts need experts. on it. [ crash ] and sometimes the expert the expert needed needs insurance expertise. it's all good. steve, you're covered for general liability. and, paul, we got your back with workers' comp. wow, it's like a party in here. where are the hors d'oeuvres, right? [ clanking ] tartlets? we cover commercial vehicles, too. i think there's something wrong with your sink. we cover commercial vehicles, too. car vending machines and buying a car 100% onli

how i maryanne demasi in london just a quick look at the top stories sudanese protest leaders of al talks with the army for the first time since the former president tomorrow bashir was toppled a shia was ousted on thursday but protests have continued over the military assuming temporary power saddam's new military leader has left a nighttime curfew and has abolished the state the nijinsky but opposition parties have reiterated their call for further protests they want an immediate end to military rule. is one of the workers the army together with the people have been victims to those people cloaked as good virtuous men it is the juicy and responsibility of the armed forces to protect the people and enforce a rule of law the armed forces men who have full and have done their best in al sting dictatorship and establishing a civil state we and all the opposition parties refused to hand over power to the military we want to totally civil leadership. well forces fighting for control of libya's capital of launch new as strikes planes from all of the side attack the town of ns are a southeast o

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london just a brief look at the headlines now saddam's military council has announced new measures following talks with opposition groups on a transitional government it says it might allow political parties to decide on a civilian prime minister but it wants the interior and defense ministries to be led by military personnel the council also says the country's intelligence and security services will be restructured. i covered by that the studio. i'm still be restructuring of the national intelligence and security services the council has an urgent plan and has issued a number of decisions in the name of the transitional military council we've also taken a lot of the recommendations from the meeting with the media. meanwhile outside the army's headquarters in the capital khartoum protest as a not backing down on their calls for a civilian government to be installed immediately the demonstrations have continued ever since by shares stood down on thursday and the military took temporary power. well to libya now the un backed government says that the militar

"the new york times" reporting that president trump's sister, maryanne trump barry has retired from herg down to avoid an inquiry into tax schemes that reportedly benefitted the trump family. does this raise red flags about the president's role here? what's going on? >> sure. i think she is trying to avoid an internal investigation or a judicial investigation into her conduct here, and look, to the extent the family's money is intermingled, it could be an attempt the try to shield herself and potentially her brother, the president, from further investigation. and we know the president is in the midst of fighting this battle or about to fight this battle about disclosure of his tax returns. and we've already seen secretary mnuchin and others start to take bizarre and twisted legal positions about why they don't have to turn it over, even though the statute says they shall furnish. they're making this ridiculous argument that the case was already litigated when the american people voted him into office. they didn't want his tax returns, which is not the way the law works, not the way the

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hello i'm maryanne demasi in london just a brief look at the headlines for you now an overnight curfew is in place in sri lanka and social media shut down after a series of attacks have shaken the island eight suspects have been arrested after the blast which killed at least two hundred seven people and hundreds more are injured a tax targeted churches in colombo gone by and batticaloa during easter sunday services are a bad man reports. one blast so violent it ripped through the roof of this church in the heart of the capital. the floor covered remains of the roof wood and blood. was this video posted online shows the moment of the blast. i sometimes this church is popular with locals and foreign tourists after the explosion shock and disbelief. oh my god i heard the explosion and then the roof fell on us we took the children and ran out from the rear door but when they came to the hospital i saw my brother in law and son on the ground. three separate churches bombed on easter sunday one of the major celebrations in the christian calendar but it wasn't just christians targeted so were

zero zero zero zero a very warm welcome to the news hour i'm maryanne demasi in london away at the top story from europe an icon of paris devastated by flames now thoughts turned to how to rebuild and not try to cathedral. and i'm dead you know how with the rest of the world news including sudanese crowds keep up the pressure on the military commanders who taken power demanding civilians be put in charge a long time ally of algeria's ousted president resigns we'll look at what it means for protesters who want all of the old guard gone. and i'm leah harding with all of your sport where the second leg of the champions league quarter finals are set to get underway in just over an hour. oh we're going to take you straight to the french capital now where the president is a dressing nation some twenty four hours after that tool through the not true don cathedral . throw darts at is that you really we. built towns and cities ports. as we did with many. and became victims of fire wars human faults and error and every time we went and rebuilt now some did not done the fire not to darken only it

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london the top stories this hour the head of libya's u.n. backed government has accused the wall of honey for have to is betraying him this is have to us troops advance into the outskirts of the capital tripoli in a speech to the nation prime minister of iraq also said the international community is differentiate between aggressors and those who want to maintain civilian rule earlier on saturday the government launched air strikes on after us forces rob matheson now reports. of gunfire on the outskirts of libya's capital forces loyal to warlord probably four huffed are trying to push their way towards the city they say they've see some areas south of tripoli as well as the former international airport much of which was destroyed in fighting five years ago several of these claims have been denied by the tripoli based u.n. recognized government its troops is said to have been deployed from the city of misrata to the west and south to fight after those forces. there for asked likes but we suffered no loss of dollars it's the border that one fam

i'm maryanne demasi in london with the top stories from europe including opinion polls in spain suggest a right wing coalition may emerge the victor in sunday's general election. and i'm leah harding and a comedy of errors forces the practice session to be cancelled at the azerbaijan grand prix. welcomes the programmes for lankan security forces have been engaged in a gun battle with suspects linked to the easter sunday attacks the shootout happened during a raid on a property in the eastern city of coleman i a curfew has been imposed across the area police are still searching for seventy suspects accused of involvement in the attacks which killed more than two hundred sixty people allowed to zero and i'm going to joins us live now from colombo so what more can you tell us about this shootout in the east of the country. what we're hearing from the office of the police spokesman daren is that the shootout occurred when a search team started getting down to following up on a tip of in the eastern town of signed a model in cullman a which is in the east of the country it's about three hund

hello i'm maryanne demasi this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. a nation in mourning france vows to rebuild the cathedral of not true dom after it caught fire blaze that has burned the very heart of paris. not backing down algerian protesters keep up their demands for democracy as another powerful member of the old guard resigns. illegal in sudan the military council sacks three top prosecutors as demonstrators rally for an eleventh straight day. and i'm leah harding and doha with all of your sport where some messi magic has barcelona advancing and the champions league while i x. have caused another massive upset this time knocking out you ventus. the great golf fix symbol of paris the not true dom cathedral has now really escaped total destruction after a major fire engulfed it on monday almost nothing remains of the roof after flames looked through its medieval tempers and sent the wooden spire crashing into the quiet area attention is now shifting to efforts to rebuild the twelve century cathedral with donations flooding in from all over the wo

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with just a brief look at your headlines now it's been revealed that u.s. president donald trump has spoken to who is battling for control of the libyan capital tripoli the white house says the two spoke over the phone on monday and discussed counterterrorism efforts in libya it's unclear why the trumpet ministration waited until friday to reveal the talks after us troops launched the offensive two weeks ago to take tripoli which is held by the un backed government well health organization says at least two hundred thirteen people have been killed in the battle for tripoli mike hanna has the latest now from washington one must remember that two weeks ago the secretary of state was sharply criticizing huffed and his forces for their latest offensive and. certainly this is now a massive turnaround with the president phone italy and effectively giving him support and praising him thanking him for his efforts against terror and also thanking him for what the white house describes as protecting libya's oil resources now the internationally recognized govern

maryann williamson is joining me now. a presidential candidate and spiritual author.ining me on this big weekend. i want to get to a number of topics. your new book "a politics of love: a handbook for a new american revolution." what is your message for this hollid holiday weekend? >> it represents principles of consciousness. basically in the presence of the higher power, anything is possible. this country needs that now. there's so much chaos and tension and anxiety. this is incredible moment to consider the possibility. you know, we had abolition in this country. it would not have seemed possible. we had women getting the right to vote at a time it wouldn't have seemed possible. we had desegregation and dismantling of white supremacy at a time when it didn't seem possible. it's a great moment for all americans to realize we'll get out of this. if you're not elected, you may consider writing. you'll get book deals. honestly, you'll get tremendous name recognition. you're in this to win it but you have to admit the odds are stacked against you. how do you conserhe bi

step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> maryann williamson is a texa texas-born selfbest selling author is hitting the campaign trail joining the crowded 2020 presidential field. and she joins us now. great to have you on board. what is the message of your campaign? >> the message of my campaign is that the united states is deviated. we have deviated from our moral center, our democratic values and our deep human values. we have an economic system and too often a political system that supports the economic system that is very disconnected from service to people that obviously has created the largest wealth inequality for 100 years, but more importantly with this campaign, i want to talk about the human devastation that this has created and the kind of fundamental changes that need to happen. >> and what makes you qualified for the job? >> i've lived for 35 years in a career where i have helped people navigate the consequences of all that damage that has been created by an irresponsible political establishment, so i have very strong ideas about how to turn all that tra