good evening i'm barbara serra. >> and i'm antonio mora. we begin tonight with the humanitarian crisis unfolding in europe. europeans plan to hold a summit to deal with the situation brought about by north africans traveling across the mediterranean to europe. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon urged europeans to take on the issue. >> the mediterranean is becoming a sea of injury for migrants. more than twice as many migrants have died at sea in the past year than on the titanic. >> that included the tragic boat disaster over the weekend. >> italian vessels responded to two more distress calls in the mediterranean today and three people drown after a small boat carrying migrants crashed into the rocks off the greek ga island of rhodes. paul brennan has more in italy. >> being battered by waves clinging to what remains of their boat. a woman is seen trying to protect a young child. focus is on pieg migrants leaving north africa. this boat broke up on the greek island of rhodes. this child was saved but three people are already confirmed dead

serra does the work for who we are as californians.on is is serra is recalled, who should replace him? it took over 30 years to decide who would be put there in 1931. i think we should have a stately conversation on this. it should be a wide discussion that should allow us to think about her history as californians can find one new person or two new people who do represent california today who space-bar origins and diverse to be. it is troubling to me that one committee and the legislature could make a decision to replace him without a larger statewide conversation about it. >> well put. >> next question. >> i think the way californians were treated was really, really horrible and the missions created ultimately became death factories because the diseases that were so widespread. should be canonized the california missions as institutions of social change? absolutely not. the question before the church is how that is character, faith, virtue is and it's hard for us to separate the two but the catholic church has separated those two. >>

in the catholic church, serra is celebrated as a great evangelizer who introduced christianity to muchcalifornia. some native americans have accused him of enslaving converts bringing diseases and wiping out native populations. the church counters that serra actually defended native americans and tried to protect them from spanish conquistadors. the vatican will host a day long celebration of serra next month. >>> it's a sight some east bay doctors hoped they'd never see. today is the last day for doctors medical center in san pablo. the rooms and hallways now mostly empty. the staff treated only a couple of walk-in patients. the hospital has been bleeding money for years now. plans to save it never panned out. >> time and time again where people go out of their way to give up a break to take care of a problem for a patient. you wouldn't believe the miracles we've pulled off. >> the big problem is that doctors medical center treated mostly low income and uninsured patients. there was no cash coming in. in its place a much smaller urgent care facility is opening nearby. >>> the world's

i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora. coming up, the accused mastermind of a terror attack is freed on bail. >> and how the chernobyl disaster is still affecting people in ukraine 29 years later. >>> across the united states, the governor of illinois declared two counties disaster areas, today an ef 5 tornado caused huge damage last nights. rescue crews are still searching tonight. >> hillary clinton is expected to make a major announcement this weekend expected to announce her bid for presidency on sunday and expected to do so vie social media. the first democrat oenter the race coming up at 11:00 how other democrats are trying to make a name for themselves in the race. >>> federal officials in kansas are accusing a 20-year-old man of planning a suicide attempt at a naval base. john t. booker, wanted to bomb the fort riley army base on behalf of i.s.i.l. >> a set back for iraq's government i.s.i.l. launched an attack on anbar province. officials are reportedly asking the prime minister to send in reenforcements. just day

i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora. "america tonight" is up next.ill see you again in an hour. >> bye-bye. >> on "america tonight". he's got fans all over the world, but who is this maestro called stromae? >> being on the stage means you are a bit pretension, who are you to be so pretentious, to be one meter

i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora. i'll see you again in an hour. >> often "americaon "america tonight". the last rights. >> why can't he do everything he can? i am doing everything i can. i'm doing everything i think is best for everyone involved myself and the family. >> the most important conversation a family can have with the dying and how to begin it. also ahead a team torn apart by violent tradition. >> i felt like i was playing for my

i'm breaking barbara serra. im. >> i'm stoiment. >> a look at the stories making headlines across the united states. senator marco rubio announced his presidential candidacy today becoming the third republican to join the race. the florida senator attacked the administration's policy, including a deregulate attack on hillary clinton saying the secretary of state represents the policies of the 20th century. >>> in atlanta the judge is giving ten school teachers a chance to make a deal. friends and family begged for leniency the teachers were convicted of inflating their students grades. >> manslaughter after a fatal shooting in which he claims he mistook his pistol for a stun gun. he became a reserve deputy in 2008. he faces a maximum.four years in prison if convicted. >> four private security contractors were sentenced monday for killing iraqi civilians in 2007. the men claimed they opened fire because they were under attack. as shihab brittanzi reports. >> car was then blown up. in the meantime, the others in t

i'm antonio mora. >> and i'm barbara serra. coming up this half hour. sentenced to seven years in prison. >> also retracing a journey of a french warship critical to america's independence. >> monday marks the fifth anniversary of the bp deep water horizon explosion causing the worst tragedy in u.s. history. global fishermen are still facing hard times and recently found a dispersant of oil is causing death to sea life. >> outbreak of measles started last december at disneyland. the state department of public health warned another outbreak is possible, though. california is considering legislation to mandate meams measles vaccinations. >> 26 states came together to protest the u.s. policy of undocumented immigrants. >> 20 libyan migrants who were badly injured in a gas explosion were rescued off the coast of italy. smugglers forced them onto a boat even though they hadn't received medical treatment. italian prime minister mateo renzi visited the white house and addressed the crisis today. >> i think mediterranean is a sea and not a cemetery. the problem

blanca --el vaticano ha iniciado una campaÑa para defender la canonizacin de junpero serra...a los conquistadores espaÑoles en sus travesas hacia el norte, en el siglo 18, difundiendo el cristianismo. --para la iglesia, "serra" fue un gran evangelizador sin embargo, muchos indgenas estadounidenses afirman que ayud a eliminar poblaciones nativas, incluso, esclaviz a los conversos, mientras impona el cristianismo a la fuerza. cesar ---una adolescente fue sacada a la fuerza por policas federales, de la secundaria en la que estudiaba en guanajuato, blanca ---la joven es reclamada como hija por una pareja residente en estados unidos. ---las imagenes del incidente quedaron grabada en video y jazive perez nos tiene mas detalles desde la ciudad de mexico. take pkg ;01 ;43 1;11 1;59 imágenes niña es sacada de juzgado la ultima vez que la vieron en territorio mexicano gritaba y manoteaba pidiendo ayuda ..en medio de las suplicas y llanto de quienes aseguran ser su familia la policia federal saco a alondra de un juzgado en michoacan, para entregarla a quien dice ser su madre. imágenes ni

barbara serra has more. barbara. >> in the next hour we'll take a look at the physical and psychological impact in indefinitely incarceration has on the prisoners and the effect on descra illinois israelis and palestinians. john. >> scott simon as his mother was dying he kept a sort of twitter diary of her last months of life. he's written another book about her called unforgettable. i asked him what he remembers most about his mother. >> my mother was always very funny, very high spirited, i hate to say irrepressible but she lived through a lot and managed to come out of all of it. when i joined my mother at the intensive care unit i didn't know she was going to die there. the confines of the world i used to see shrunk to the walls of the icu. that was not necessarily confining. my mother was just so funny and interested. >> you say -- you tweeted at 8:00 a.m. on july 27th, 2013, you said mother i don't know why this is going on so long. i'm late for everything, i guess. tweeting what she said. you know, th

the news continues next with antonio mora and barbara serra. we'll see you tomorrow. w. shattered piece >> this is a reprehensible act. there will be consequences. >> a fragile ceasefire between colombian rebels and the government is broken now the president vows retaliation. >>> flowers and tears. >> how can we go back to a normal life we know where they are. how can we not find our kids and our husbands? the government knows.

barbara serra is here. barbara. >> a grim anniversary the use offing of chemical weapons in world war i. during the course of the war 1.3 million soldiers on both sides were killed or sickened by poison gas. today there is a coordinated effort to destroy the remaining stocks of chemical weapons. >> chemical agent destruction is a hard role. it is a high hazard operation. >> coming up in the next hours a look at which nations still have chemical weapons and how effective efforts have been to destroy them have been. john. >> thank you barbara. john ridley is a playwright and oscar winning screen writer of "12 years a slave." i talked to him about diversity in hollywood and how he went from "12 years a slave" to "american crime". >> the morning after the academy awards i got on a plane and met with felicity huffman i was on a plain i was down to austin, texas where we filmed the show and we were shooting about six days later. so it was from a night that i never expected that would have happened, was like a dre

i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora. "america tonight" is next. i will see you again in an hour. >> on "america tonight": sex crimes on campus. lessons learned after a groundbreaking year of reports. >> did you know that title 9 was something that could be applied that universities could be held responsible under title 9 before this happened to you before you saw oreport? >> i never heard of title 9. i was one of the people that thought oh it's never going to happen to me. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel on the falsely accused. >> they don't get the due process rights that many americans would expect to have occur. >> harsh crack downs are universities going too far or not far enough? sex crimes on campus, "america tonight's" special report. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. it is a story that rocked and royaled, the university of virginia twice and because up sexual assault on all campuses across the country. the rolling stone article did reignite the campaign on a continuescontinuing sex crimes on campus, avoid sanction with feder

i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora. "america tonight" is up next. i will see you again in an hour. >> bye-bye. >> on "america tonight". he's got fans all over the world, but who is this maestro called stromae? >> being on the stage means you are a bit pretension, who are you to be so pretentious, to be one meter above everyone with a plaintiff,. >> an international superstar you haven't heard of yet. >> also behind bars and beyond belief the gang leader who proclaimed, i am the law. >> one woman who was fixing his home cooked meals every day and one woman who was smuggling a personal purpose. >> that's tip of the iceberg "america tonight"'s adam may and a look behind bars, why the inmates may be the only ones running things on the inside. thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. they call it charm city but right now baltimore is rhode islandroiled inturmoil. shaken the community's faith in law enforcement. it is a devastating story and no less shocking than another baltimore case that has put prison guards behind bars. "america tonight"'s adam may repor

i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora. i'll see you again in an hour. >> often "americaon "america tonight". the last rights. >> why can't he do everything he can? i am doing everything i can. i'm doing everything i think is best for everyone involved myself and the family. >> the most important conversation a family can have with the dying and how to begin it. also ahead a team torn apart by violent tradition. >> i felt like i was playing for my life. i felt that just because of the fact that i wasn't going to let them it was going to beat me nonstop. >> in our series sex crimes in sport, "america tonight's" lori jane gliha investigates a silent crime in locker rooms even at high school level violent hazing and how players get weighed way with away with it. >> a darker side of the locker room rituals is violent even abusive hazing and it may be more common than you would expect. one in five student-athletes report they have been victims of hazing. charges of sexual assault "america tonight's" lori jane gliha find that oft

i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora, fault lines is up next. i'll see you again in an hour. >> bye-bye. ye. >> the mountains of west virginia have provided generations with jobs in coal. but on january 9th, 2014, the state woke up to an example of the costs of it's industrial economy. a tank containing a chemical used the process of coal production had leaked its contents into the elk river, just a mile upstream from the largest water treatment plant in west virginia. >> water is scarce following a warning from west virginia's governor, do not drink, bathe, cook or wash clothes using tap water.., >>...chemical leak, a chemical used to clean coal, leaked from a storage facility... >>...the states health department says the water was contaminated with a potentially harmful chemical, mchm... >> a federal investigation is on-going - but this spill was just the most visible of many incidents in west virginia - where, in the past decade, the coal industry has recorded thousands of water violations. fault lines has come here to find out how the state'

ipero, serra and those are painted treatments that that will deliver immediate benefits while we wait for more concrete treatments to come in and i'm happy to say we've completed the lighting in the tenderloin and this is the the quickest and simplest thing that we can do simply giving pedestrians and drivers a better opportunity to see one another and to keep each other safe safe on the streets and i'm happy to say we've completed the tenderloin lighting as well and this spring -- the second street pedestrian treatments between market and howard street and pedestrian bulbs at 16th street and mission as well as some improved traffic safety traffic controls at mission and silver and additional additional signal timing changes at 4th and king and our visionzerosf.org has updates so you can always go on there to have a look at how we're doing on project delivery and one thing i said last time and i always try to make this blunt while the 24 projects were really a great mutual commitment by the board of supervisors and the the mayor it's in no way the only focus of our efforts. we're impr

. ♪ up >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the news live from london.e of hundreds of girls from a forest but can't confirm if they are from the chibok kidnapping. >>> pulling out survivors from saturday's earthquake and up to 10,000 people may have died.

-led military coalition against isis militants neighboring serra, iraq, and supports the saudi-led campaign against rebels in yemen? >>> the philippines today, thousands of cyclists rode through manila to campaign for cleaner air ahead of earth day and asking for more bike lanes. manila has very poor air quality because of traffic and factories. a report by the world health organization shows people who live in southeast asia are most at risk for heart and respiratory-related illnesses all because of pollution. beijing, china considered to have the worst air pollution in the world. we've all even pictures of than it is a morbid situation. >>> checking in on the weather with anthony slaughter. >> good to be with you, usually in the morning. doing a switchup. time lapse from tiburon. low clouds fog, and even this afternoon, you see that fog did not leave the coastline. it's still in place right now and it is going to be with us over the next couple of days. temperatures have been cool today, back to the 60s right now. even at coastline. 55 degrees for half moon bay, 63 in san francisco. even

. ♪ up >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the news live from london.he rescue of hundreds of girls from a forest but can't confirm if they are from the chibok kidnapping. >>> pulling out survivors from saturday's earthquake and up to 10,000 people may have died. also ahead a russian biker club pushing through poland to ride to the defeat of nazi germany. >> the countdown continues for what is billed the fight of the century. one of the stars of the show has arrived in vegas. >> we begin the program if nigeria where the army says it has rescued 300 women and girls. they've been rescued from the forest, a boko haram stronghold, but it is not known if any of the girls kidnapped from khibok is among them. do we have any confirmation yet? >> well, in the last hour or so, the nigerian spokesperson has been tweeting about this story. now in addition to what you've explained 2 hundred girls and 90 women having been rescued we're also being told via the tweets that there is an ongoing screening process profiling process of these individuals. there is also infor

barbara sarah is sarah serra is here with more. broocial. >> the reactor's massive radiation shield was damaged an radiation escaped in the atmosphere. died of radiation exposure within three months but even today that radiation still takes a toll with higher than average rates of cancer and birth defects. >> this baby was so big and so strange. not usual. be very high brawbility can be probable can be related to chernobyl disaster. >> funds for in ukraine are sparse. >> hard to remember it was 28 years ago. >>> 27% of americans suffer a positive image of muslims. we have a slightly better image of congress, you know but that's not saying much. >> daily show aa sfertionif aasef monsi and his decision to call it quits. >> aasef monzi rose to fame as a correspond for the daily show but he's taking his humor and shartsharp wit. online. it's called halil in the family. he's best known for his work on the daily show. >> boom that's right. >> where he's covered everything from snow storms in the south to the controversy over fracking. >>

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