there has been a lot written about maryanne mcleod.mily. what have you learnt about thejourney she made family. what have you learnt about the journey she made and what effect she had on the president?” the journey she made and what effect she had on the president? ijoin you in english, first of all! trump is such a huge figure, and his politics are so such a huge figure, and his politics are so controversial that they often mask his own history. his grandfather was a migrant, his father a property mogul, and donald inherited the business, but little is talked in the biographies about the role of his mother. she was born maryanne mcleod on the isle of lewis in 1912. i have a personal interest in her. his mother comes from the same village as my mother in the hebrides. my grandparents were part of that big migration to america after the great war. they came back, she stayed. she went from poverty in scotla nd she stayed. she went from poverty in scotland to domestic service in america, to domestic goddess. she lived the american dream i

meanwhile not sure how he missed he but maryanne williams picked up another celebrity supporter besidese navarro. >> marianne wil amson is lighting up theleadship debates. could america really be about to get its first spiritualist president? >> of course russell brand's a fan of her, he interviewed her in the past on the podcast andc acing to the williamson campai w will bith her at an esident trump's first supreme . court pick has a new book coming out about hisoswn ophy. we sat down with the two co-authorizes that worked with hi on the book, up next on the final five. ♪ >>> more than two careers since near gorsuch waso confirm the supreme court the president's first nominee to the high court and while we don't hear much from the man, now he's out with a new book eoutlining wh believes the role of a fulfill it.d a bend how t the called republic. jane and david are both up with me late on the final five. david on the west coast, dave thank you for joining me. ha nk you for having me. >> i'm starting with jane, you and david both had a closing relationship or had one wh the justice citi

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with al jazeera also coming up on the program bomb a strike at an election rally by the afghan president and in the heart of kabul killing at least 46 people persons highest court begins hearings to decide whether boris johnson broke the law when he shot down parliament for 5 weeks. and hong kong's leader admits that the international payoff they try to riot to improve the city's image said no. well i mean exit polls from israel's 2nd general election in less than 6 months show that prime minister benjamin netanyahu an opposition leader by any chance in a race too close to kohl who had been hoping to secure a 5th term in office a record 5th to failing to form a coalition following the 1st vote which took place a few months ago in april well the channel 12 polyphony exit poll shows that netanyahu is in a could party with 3 seats and dances blue and white alliance with 4 seats all the channels have showing them similarly neck and neck now they need to form a coalition with a 61 seat majority in order to take power. well we have correspondents at headq

. >> maryanne favro is live. >> anousheh this fire is burning see here and the tas and it is terrain is extremely dry. we've learned this is not just one fire, but a combination of six fires that started shortly before 2:00 this afternoon. so far 138 acres have burned along calaveras and felter roads. right now the fire is 40% contained and it is not burning in a heavily populated area and no buildings have burned. the fire is near calaveras reservoir and calaveras road is now closed and this afternoon cal fire made air drops and we saw a lot of pink retardant covering many of the roads. crews are also using dozers and other equipment to help them cut fire lines in this area which has very steep terrain. we've also seen a lot of water tanker trucks heading to the fire which is a remote area. now fortunately right now the winds are mild. so again, heat, steep terrain. thesethe firefighters right now. the cause of this fire is under nvestigation and fire crews here allignto the morning to keep an eye on this fire. again, it's at 40% containment. reporting live in milpitas, marianne fav

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you know i'm maryanne demasi in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up a new storm bears down on the bahamas as it struggles to pick up the pieces off to hurricane dorian. women demand action to stop sexual violence in south africa where it's estimated that a woman is raped every 36 seconds in public transport grinds to a halt in paris as workers strike against pension reforms which would stop them retiring early. pakistan's prime minister is warning the indian government that its crackdown in indian administered kashmir will push more of the world's muslims towards extremism and wrong khan was holding a rally and was off for a bar the capital of pakistan administered kashmir it's been more than a month since india revoked the autonomous status of indian administered kashmir causing fury in pakistan almost $4000.00 people have been arrested in the ensuing violent protests hyde it was at that rally and was off for a bot. thousands of people have gathered there i already know about their dear man and a 3rd of adults also took out. administered kashmir they were on conduct i. don't

no i want welcome to the program i'm maryanne demasi of watching al-jazeera life in london also coming up a country that witnessed the birth of the arab spring holds presidential elections but less than hoffa voters show up to the ballot box. thousands of people were turned to salvage what they can from their destroyed homes weeks after hurricane dorian ripped through the bahamas. and thousands of protesters defy a police ban to demand democratic changes in hong kong. saudi arabia is racing to restore its oil production after drone attacks targeted the heart of its energy industry well than half of the kingdoms oil output was knocked out by saturday strikes that comes to roughly 6 percent of global production yemen to see rebels say and they carried out the assault but the u.s. was quick to point the finger at iran meanwhile the iranian government denies any role in these strikes accusing the united states of deceit or lies and now on the impact on oil prices when the markets begin to open in the coming hours victoria gay should be reports. the rebels in yemen say they flee on drones a

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i know i'm maryanne demasi in london here with al jazeera also coming up they need every piece of help they can get. cries for help from the bahamas where whole areas have been decimated by hurricane dorian. and south african companies are targeted in nigeria in retaliation for attacks on like jiri and in johannesburg. on his pain and all the unprecedented day in the british parliament m.p.'s have rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for an early general election he put forward the motion off the politicians approved a bill to delay breaks it and block a no deal exit from the e.u. on october 31st well in a moment we'll cross in jonah how he's been following the day's developments for us from outside parliament 1st andrew symonds reports on the day's events. another defeat for boris johnson but with a rebellion in his party and the opposition taking over the parliamentary timetable i used the right 327 notice the lack of 299. within minutes boris johnson was on his feet with his plan for a snap elections i don't want an action the public don't want an election the country doesn'

from israel 2nd vote this year as showed benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz neck and neck hello i'm maryanne demasi and london you wave al-jazeera also coming up on the program bulma strike at and election ronnie by the afghan president and in the hearts of call bold killing that at least $46.00 people are shins highs court begins hearings to decide whether boris johnson broke one wall when he shop down parliament for a 5 weeks and homes

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and joining me now, maryann williamson. nice to see you. >> always good to see you. let's look at what this congressman is doing there switching hit endorsement because he wants democrats to have the best chant to beat trump. what is your reaction and do you think it is time for democrats to coalesce around potentially the top tier candidates and bring the party together? >> the democratic party is in sch a state of denial i'm afraid. there is no conversation of any depth or reality about what the president represents and what it will take to defeat him. this idea that we all just need to come around the values. the values of health care? this president is not just a politician, he is a phenomenon. the democrats are sharpening their knives and he will be bringing a gun to this battle. we need to recognize that we have the same person we had last time, so coming against him with the same stuff that we lost last time, he will be who he was last time but so is steroids. theincumbency, power of the russians for all we know. we need to have equal innovation and that is so

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hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with a quick look at the headlines now yemen's who say rebels have released images which they say show the surrender of several per game of saudi troops according to the who sees the footage shows hundreds of captured fighters near the saudi taleban john close to the country's border with yemen the group says it captured thousands of saudi backed fighters and hundreds of military vehicles in a major assault last month in them hasn't responded to the claims and the footage hasn't been independently verified by the. specialized infantry units of the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the plan our forces opened a way to allow the aggressive personnel to step into the ambush specialized units cut off the resupply line of the enemy from the east and the west after that the cordon was sealed around this personnel from all sides the infantry units turned the ambush into an all out offensive. a longtime personal bodyguard of saudi arabia's king solomon has been shot dead in the city of

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and maryann hit. director of the beyond coal campaign.ly climate change has gotten a lot of attention. but there is pushback. is this issue big enough to get people to vote on it? >> our polling shows a strong and ambitious climate plan can shift the number of voters to shift their allegiance. we have urgency, young people going out on a climate strike. second, what is your plan to move to clean energy, and third, the piece that you mentioned, what is your plan to prioritize coal. we don't want to leave people behind. >> this walkout tomorrow, we're seeing tech companies, students, a lot of them are high school kids that don't vote. jay insley made climate change the central focus of his campaign and he has since dropped out. how do you get people truly excited. >> i'm glad that kids are being allowed to go out and march. and as a study they are saying there is a lot of support in schools and making it a suggest that young people learn in schools. we need to have a campaign. by the time they're of voting age there is excitement, they have

oh i maryanne demasi in london with a quick look at the headlines persons prime minister boris johnson says he strongly disagrees with the supreme court ruling which found his decision to shut down parliament for 5 weeks on lawful critics have called the suspension a cynical ploy to stifle debate about blacks it and pays well now we turn to parliament to make growing calls for the prime minister to resign but johnson remains defiant. that the judiciary in our country we respect the. report i disagree profoundly with what they have to say that he was entirely right . very good with a plan for 3 days this is. the you tube you have got a nice beach for the 400 years the french president has called on iran and the u.s. to show courage and resume talks back on made the comments at the un general assembly where world leaders are meeting to discuss the planet's most pressing problems president denounce what he called iran's blood lust and called on other nations to apply economic pressure on tap iran with tensions rising among least washington blames iran for the recent attacks on saudi oil f

. >>> maryann williamson will spend today right here in the bay area campaigning. williamson will be in san francisco this afternoon was here last month in san francisco's mission district where she focused on creating a moral economy with compassionate capitalism. as of right now, williamson has not qualified to take part in next month's debate in the state of ohio. >>> president trump is set to visit the bay area for a fund- raiser. airforce one at 1:11:10 tomorrow morning. more information will be released later today. we do know the president will appear at a luncheon. tickets will range from 1000 to $100,000. president trump's last visit was three years ago. that lead to several clashes between protesters and trump supporters. >>> the bay area trip may go beyond fund-raising. ben carson will be in san francisco tomorrow to talk about homelessness. the president will reportedly join to push for a program the get taxi incentives to people who invest in low income communities. >>> golden state warrior stephan courier is hosting a golf tournament. with mayor and c

ilo i'm maryanne demasi in london with a quick look at the stories making headlines saudi arabia's oilproduction has been severely disrupted by drone attacks on 2 major oil facilities run by state owned company. yemen's hoofy rebels who've been battling a saudi led coalition for 4 years say they are responsible for the strikes and a telephone call with the saudi crown prince u.s. president donald trump vowed his support zimbabwe's founder robert mugabe has been on it as an african icon a state funeral outside the capital harare the giant stadium where the event was held was only about a 3rd full current president amisom and said quote the land is entailed is aid efforts have been suspended in airports closed in the bahamas a storm humberto is forecast to hit the islands just 2 weeks after it was devastated by hurricane dorian at least 50 people are confirmed dead and more than a 1000 still missing. it is new government will allow a rescue ship to bring ashore the 82 people on board prime minister just separate conti says several e.u. countries had agreed to take them in this is a signi

maryann rafferty, fox news. >> i guess it is the season, but a lot of weather in the gulf. >>> typicallymber we have the peak of tropical activity amazing over the past week. u can see -- you can see what is happening. we have jerry in the right portion of your screen. and lorena, and mario as we come in closer right now. you can see the potential storm tracks here. most of these moving out to sea. it looks like lorena could impact portions of mexico as --er mexico. that is the new tropical storm later on today. a major hurricane. category three. very clto bermuda for today. that is coming close i'll show you you can see the well-defined circulation. that is a powerful system, and then once again as we come in closer to the gulf, and that is right now. take a look at rainfall totals just over the past 24 hours. galvston over seven inches of rainfall. houston over five inches of rainfall. the system is moving to the north at about five miles per hour. that is the fast track of that line in the current position that is right now a tropical depression. these are some of the storm reports as

debate who were not on the stage who still believe that they have a shot at this nomination and maryanne one of them ho joins us op "up" this morning and one oether guest, cheadle, pointing him out, called him "his african-american" astonishing phrase. cheadle is a republican, backed the president but can no longer tolerate the president's rhetoric on race and will be on "up" this morning and he'll tell us why. >> looking forward to that. thank you. >>> an alleged billion dollar secret stash. up next, why authorities accuse one o 3 out of 4 people achieved... ...90% clearer skin at 4 months... skyrizi may increase your risk of infections... ...and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection... ...or symptoms such as fevers,... ...sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs... ...or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. i feel free to bare my skin. visit skyrizi.com. there is a chance that's the last time. 300 miles per hour, that's where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i

right there on your screen is maryann williamson who you see also will be coming up during this hour.our own chris hayes just spoke with vice president al gore on climate change. what he thinks we need to do about this crisis right now. plus a whistle blower files a complaint about president trump. what could the president have said to a foreign

allowing maryanne demasi in on the new with al jazeera also coming up. what is going to harp on. when the fuse lifted will be a bloodbath. pakistan's prime minister attacks his indian counterparts over his actions in kashmir and urges the united nations to intervene. police rescue more than 300 people from a building in northern nigeria many of them children some held in chains and thousands rally in hong kong husing the police of brutality in the city's latest protest. demonstrators in egypt to the game but now calling for the resignation of president abdel fatah sisi cafes and shops shot on football matches were spotted as officials tighten security across the country the protests began a week ago in response to corruption allegations since then human rights groups say more than 2000 people have been arrested stephanie decker has our report. they took a risk to come out to the streets in protest for a 2nd friday that's despite warnings from egyptian security forces that they would face a harsh response al-jazeera cannot independently verify these videos but they are said to be

maryanne, democrats and republicans have very different views on this. let's get your take from the hearing. >> i think nancy pelosi, when she spoke to the nation, said donald trump betrayed his oath of office, betrayed national security, betrade our election. >> dana: she said all that before she had seen the transcript ors the whistleblower complaint. >> i don't know about that. she is in the gang of eight, so we don't know what she may have seen. that said, just with the call summary alone, let alone the whistleblower complaint and the hearing today, it is evident that laws were broken. >> dana: which law do you think was broken? >> where do we start? the fact that he solicited help from a foreign government again to help in an election is illegal. >> dana: that is in dispute. the question is, as people read this transcript and have different viewpoints, when the president is talking about looking into interference, he was talking about the 2016 election. there's a dispute. how did you see this hearing? >> whether or not it was illegal or not, it was

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with a quick look at headlines yemen's who see rebels say they will stop targeting saudi arabia with drones and other weapons in a statement. the head of the political office says the group expects the saudis to also stop targeting yemeni territory and they reserve the right to respond if riyadh continues to target them. we will cease to target saudi arabian territory with military drones ballistic missiles and all other forms of weapons and we wait for a reciprocal move from them or even better for them to clear that all kinds of attacks including a real bombardment will cease we reserve the right to respond if they fail to reciprocate positively to this initiative but the continuation of this war will not benefit any side on the contrary it could lead to dangerous developments which we do not wish to take place we say this knowing that the ones who would suffer more are the enemy nations. new pictures show the extensive damage caused by drone attacks on one of 2 saudi arabian oil facilities last week is the world's largest oil processing facility in

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this is maryann's first on the couch, i'm not sure she's coming back!] >> harris: real quickly, why do you think elizabeth warren would trounce hillary clinton in competition? they were each other's ally. >> mary anne: i don't disagree with that. i think the difference of the times we are in. we always correct from the previous election. on the democratic side, i think elizabeth warren is more in touch with the more populist, economic approach that i think the democrats are in. and a lot of independence, too. >> kennedy: it's a nice way to say that she learned from hillary's family. >> mary anne: elizabeth warren has a story could be -- if you look at her entire life -- >> harris: what about joe biden? he has run twice. >> mary anne: that's why he's running for a time. >> harris: knew, that a shade ! >> mary anne: someone who grew up in oklahoma, almost lost everything. her life and education, what she taught in law school, which she worked in afterwards, the consumer finance protection bureau. when obama didn't go to bat for her for that position, she

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with the top stories from here up including the indications suggest conservative media sebastian kurtz will win the austrians general election but who will partner him a coalition. and to stand at the wall that led its championships in doha. well the women's 100 meters final take center stage and the men's 200 meters is underway with our 100 meter champ christian coleman who's withdrawn from the event. yemen commanders of released images they say show the surrender of several brigades of saudi troops claim the footage is of hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia near the town of not john it follows a major attack on the border between the 2 countries reports. this is the who's he defense minister in a command center planning to launch an attack inside saudi arabia and coordinating with his forces on the ground. according to the who's the spokesman it happened on august 25th and lasted for 72 hours that. specialized infantry units at the front line cordoned a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as

right there on your screen is maryann williamson who you see also will be coming up during this hour. and plus our own chris hayes just spoke with vice president al gore on climate change. what he thinks we need to do about this crisis right now. plus a whistle blower files a complaint about president trump. what could the president have said to a foreign leader to spark this. and historic flooding in eastern texas, rescue workers are trying to save those trapped in the devastating floods. a lot to cover. the trump administration and congress are clashing today over this mysterious whistle blower complaint and president trump defending himself. an intelligence officer who was so troubled by something president trump said on a phone call with a foreign leader felt compelled to submit a formal complaint. the "washington post" first reported the matter citing two former u.s. officials and a former u.s. intelligence official familiar with it confirmed it all to nbc. it is still unclear who president trump spoke to and what was said on that call earlier this summer. but the "post" reports

you know i maryanne demasi and london a very well welcome to the news out coming up in the next 60 minutes israel's election too close to call with exit polls putting benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz his blessings neck and neck. oil prices fall after saudi arabia says production will return to normal by the end of september despite saturday's attack . bomb a strike at an election rally by the afghan president and in the heart of kabul killing at least 46 people. and how indonesia and malaysia using artificial writing to try to clear the toxic haze of blanketing large parts of southeast asia . good sport or read some secured their place in the star before 2 of the are you in charge league they drop a nice team knock your chart and share her ex. with very big victory when the tour group for the 2nd time are even 3. right so early exit polls from israel's 2nd general election this year prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the opposition to benny gantz uneconomic netanyahu had been hoping to secure a 5th off to failing to form a coalition following the 1st vote in april the channel 12 exit p

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with the top story from the year it. has not been plain wrong. this is the unanimous judgment of all 11 just. a huge blow for boris johnson as the u.k. supreme court rules that it was on will fall to suspend parliament. at least 26 people were killed in indonesia's popular region after racism allegations sparked violent protests. ansa laying to rest a long running control of a scene spain as judges rule the remains of general franco shoot speed soon. the u.s. president's has urged people around the world to take price in their country and preserve national sovereignty in his address to the united nations general assembly asserting that the future belongs to those he called patriots and not globalists in a wide ranging speech donald trump again attacked china for its trade policies and he says all nations have a g.c. to act against iran in fact that sanctions on tehran will be tyson's further. well for more on all of this let's speak to our diplomatic and said james bays and he's at the u.n. edginess given the events in the run up to this general

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with the top stories from europe including. was.the british prime minister is booed after holding rex it talks in luxembourg and councils a joint media briefing due to protests. about his limited all day sport a fever backed investigation finds that hundreds of sporting events i'll be. pirated out of saudi arabia. thank you very much for joining us to blame game is intensifying over the attacks on saudi arabia's main oil facilities the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen says they were carried out using iranian weapons and did not originate from yemen iran denies involvement and in the past few minutes president hassan rouhani has said the attacks were a reciprocal response to the aggression in yemen need jets the us will watch as far as a drones attacks are concerned i think the question here is mainly a biased issues i would personally want to emphasize more on the security and stability of the region rather than oil but this all started from aggression in yemen why did they on a daily basis key bomb been to people in yemen yeme

hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with a quick look at headlines right police in hong kong have stormed a metro station targeting pro-democracy protesters who are accused of vandalizing property the operation disrupted train services and left several people injured this comes after violent confrontations near the government headquarters where police fired tear gas and water cannons against demonstrators who were throwing rocks and petrol bombs in hey brings us the latest. this is become a weekend ritual in parts of hong kong street battles breaking out between anti-government protesters and police. but this was one of the most intense rounds of violence since the protests began almost 3 months ago. the day. they had started peacefully the police rejected an application from organizers to hold a rally additionally it was just small religious and student groups that defied the ban we need to pray for home sold off and some of them are 1st on the they also have the same idea but the numbers grew throughout the day as people paralyzed some of the city's busiest roads turning them into walkw

and a very warm welcome to the news hour i'm maryanne demasi in london with the top story from europe dramatic and unprecedented day in parliament with m.p.'s voting on a bill which would force the british prime minister to delay this but boris johnson is fighting back saying he will push for a snap general election. and come out sons of maria here in doha with the rest of the day's news the u.s. says no to a french proposal for a $15000000000.00 oil for iran a deal that could keep terror on fully committed to the nuclear agreement. we all hope to find a way out of the current impasse and unsettling types hong kong's leader withdraws the contentious extradition bill but protest leaders say it's all too little too late and a chance in south africa against largely foreign owned businesses sparked anger in neighboring countries and in sport rafa nadal is aiming for a spot in the semifinals at the u.s. open it comes after roger federer was knocked out of the tournaments this whistle and the year with out a plan flashed. well we start the program with another tomato as an unprecedented day

really everybody for putting up with this but in particular laura, alex palmer rebecca andy robinson maryanne baker tiffany carson kennedy lisa stevenson esther jory robert kahn and on my own staff this could not have happened without tom moore who has been handing the mic around to everybody and andrea martinez. thank you to you and assisted everybody on the board of the fec. what spencer was saying a few minutes ago about the things that could go wrong for minds me a piece i read sort of a hypothetical piece the hypothetical things that could affect the election and if you want to terrify yourself go read it. it's so phenomenally important and i'm so grateful for the interest and for all of you for coming and participating in this. i warned you at the beginning that we were going to, but with all the answers. we faced a lot of really difficult questions and we reconciled our democratic values and our love of speech with an environment that no longer distinguishes between truth and falsity and even sometimes between human and lots. how do we ensure the tactics deployed by our foreign adversa

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hello you're watching al-jazeera live from london i'm maryanne demasi also coming up on the program egypt's president dismisses public protests against his role as rights groups say more than 400 people have been arrested in a government crackdown also. if you will come to us young people for hope. how dare you. know rates world leaders at the united nations climate summit. and at least 40 civilians are killed at a wedding party in afghanistan i was believed to be a u.s. airstrike. ockham's the program our top story the u.k. france and germany are blaming iran for attacked. on saudi oil facilities earlier this month the european leaders have held talks at the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york they've released a joint statement calling on to iran to agree to negotiations on its nuclear and missile programs as well as on regional security issues meanwhile a u.k. government spokesman is insisting the prime minister supports the iran nuclear deal all this after boris johnson suggested it was time for a new agreement earlier on monday he said it was time to move forward and negoti

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