for many indians serra is an affront. >> there's nobody who speaks of serra in the positive. is. >> reporter: they are tribes vastly downsized as a result of european arrival across the continent. gatherings like this allow american indians to celebrate but cling to what's left of their culture. >> we look at it as our people were devastated you know, what happened and it affected our culture, our whole livelihood. >> reporter: by choice or by force, some 5,000 indians were baptized during serra's administration. mission dolores the seventh of the 21 missions in the state. and where andrew galvan, a dean dant of thosedescendant of those american indians serra forced to baptize. it's a bit of a family feud, vincent medina is galvin's cousin. >> what i see is a horrible place of colonization. >> critics have prompted a response from the church. the archdiocese of los angeles published this response. the two sides clearly look at junipero serra through vastly different lenses. pope francis has declared this year as a year of eefnlingsation. ofevangelization. >> more than 1700 ne

father serra was a human being like you and me. everyone has lights, everyone has shadows, there are some really important questions that are asked whether a person with a track record like he has should be risen up the ranks in cliquism. >> suffering pain slavery. >> absolutely. >> this is more than what we used to call in catholic school a minor sin. >> right. >> these are very serious charges against a man who is going to be named a saint. >> absolutely. more than charges. i think the historical record is clear. father serra writes at one point that missionaries should treat their spiritual children like anyone should treat their children with beatings. he authorizes beatings. has had a positive impact in california life but for so many people and i felt among them it's hard to overlook the cost at which those achievements were made. >> speaking of pope francis the catholic church in the past has been tone deaf on many issues including sexual abuse. when you hear the statement from the los angeles archdiocese it's hard to see th

este es un pedazo de hueso de serra adornado con una perla... edgar munoz "esta es la estola...crucifijo...reliq uia." este es el interior de la celda en donde escribio su diario el padre serra. en esta habitacion sin lujos y de 4 pies de largo, su cama, un catre de madera sostenida por lazos, el padre weber confiesa por primera vez de que murio fray junipero serra cuando tenia 70 anos de edad. francis weber it s the cancer.-cancer?... yea. when de exhume de body tenia una pierna con cancer cuando exhumamos el cuerpo confeso weber... junipero serra cuando llego a mexico antes de iniciar las misiones en california recibio una picadura de un mosquito con paludismo y la infeccion lo hizo renquear hasta su muerte. blanca -- revisemos el pronostico para los proximos dias.. cesar -- pasamos con gabriela dellan.. amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatolo

for indians, the impending canonization of serra is an affront. >> we talk about serra in the negative. there's no one that talks about serra in the positive. >> reporter: they are tribes vastly downsized as a result of european arrival across the continent. gatherings like this allow american indians to celebrate, and also, in many ways, cling to what is left of their culture. >> for us it's different. we look at it as our people were devastated, you know, what happened. it affected our culture and whole livelihood. >> by choice or by force, some 5,000 indians were baptized during serra's administration. >> mission delores, the 7th of the 21 missions in the state. and where andrew galvin, a descendent of those very mission indians, that father serra converted, works as curator. >> he is calling us to be saints. >> galvin's is the minority voice. >> i believe he was one of the champions of native people, in protecting my ancestors, because he founded mission san francisco. >> vincent disagrees. it's a bit of a family feud. he's galvin's cousin. >> it's amazing, for me i see a horrible

father junipero serra. it has angered the descendents of native people whose ancestors were killed when the spanish missions were established. >> a native american blessing to remember the thousands of tribespeople buried here in the roman catholic mission. 20 one of the spanish missions were built at the end of the 18th century to bring christianity and colonialism to what is now california. its founder junipero serra is remember two different ways. >> their thousands of indigenous people under the ground. >> she's taken the name of one of the first indigenous activists. >> the canada nation of them is a celebration of genocide. 90% of the people he came here to canonize perished under sub human conditions. we don't think that person deserves a place in heaven with the other saints. >> organized agriculture and hard labor was brought to the indigenous people who junipero serra tried to bring. >> they were recognized in spanish law. the idea of enslavement -- it did not happen. there were rules. >> this is

y quien llevo de la mano toda esta peligrosa operacin fue fray junipero serra. maira morales se entero que el papa francisco lo va a canonizar en septiembre y acudio con su hijo al pie de la tumba de serra en la mision de san carlos borromeo. maira morales/inmigrante de origen mexicana venir a pedir su intercesión y a ensenarle a ellos que si se puede.. nat sound a un costado de la autopista 101 por el ocano pacfico corren las 21 misiones en california. desde la mision de san diego en 1769 hasta san francisco solano en 1823... 9 de ellas las fundo fray junipero serra. bridge/edgar munoz/telemundo estos ladrillos de adobe tienen su historia porqos fraileensenaron a los indígenas a elaborarlos, sin duda los pobladores de aquel tiempo participaron en la edificación, el levantamiento de las 21 misiones de la alta california. nat sound los 126 frailes que llegaron a california eran de tunica gruesa y color gris. instalaron talleres para tejer y fabricar vestidos. introdujeron cultivos y ganado, la musica instrumental y local fray junperpo serra transform la vida d

el panel que debatiÓ distintos aspectos de la vida de serra lo considera uno de los padres fundadores del catolicismo los estados unidos y un protector de los hispanos del paÍs. >> el primer santo hispÁnico de estados unidos. pablo: la imagen de nuestra seÑora de guadalupe estaba presente en las misiones que fundÓ a lo largo de la costa oeste haciendo de este modo que la tambiÉn llamada guadalupana se convirtiera la patrona de todo el continente americano. con la presencia de cardenales y los mÁximos representantes de las iglesias estadounidenses y mexicanos residentes ademÁs del obispo de mallorca, en la cual lazio serra se dio una trascendencia enorme a un evento que busca apagar las muchas voces que se oponen a la completo resumen de la jornada deportiva. vÍctor espinosa se viste de hÉroe en kentucky. ivÁn: en el volcÁn tigres le arrebatÓ liderato de la general al atlas, al vencerla por 2 1 con goles de enrique y edgar gerardo lugo. enrÍquez descontÓ por el rebaÑo sagrado pero no fue suficiente. los de ferreti amarraron su pase. tendrÁ que esperar la Última jornada

bergoglio canalizarÁ a serra en su prÓximo viaje a los estados unidos dos. tuvo la finalidad de hacer conocer mejor la figura del futuro santo y promover la ceremonia. se lo considerÓ un especial protector de los hispanos del paÍs. >> es el primer santo hispano de los estados unidos. >> la imagen de nostra seÑora de guadalupe estÁ presente. haciendo de este modo que la tambiÉn llamada guadalupana, se convirtiera en santo para todo la comunidad hispana. es un evento que busca aprobar la mayorÍa de las voces en contra de eso.. felix: esta noche la llamada previa del siglo el estadounidense floyd maywheater derrotÓ al filipino pacquiao en un combate bastante deslucido. la gente no quedÓ conforme con la decisiÓn de los jueces y a mucho la decisiÓn. de esta forma mayweather mantiene su invicto de 48 peleas ganadas y ademÁs unifica el tÍtulo mundial de los pesos tintes que el filipino suma su cuarta derrota en la carrera. por otra parte esta tarde el jinete mexicano vÍctor espinosa se viste de hÉroe al ganar el derby de kentuky. >> tigres le arrebat�

i'm antonio mora. >> and i'm barbara serra. coming up in this half hour of international news weeks of turmoil in the tiny african nation of burundi could get worse. >> also myanmar a famous diplomat is largely silent on the rohingya crisis. >> in texas and oklahoma, 11 are still missing and the extreme weather is hindering search and rest cue efforts. thousands of homes have been damaged since the weekend officials warn some dams are on the verge of breaking. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has released its storm names noaa predicts the storms will be less fears. >> rick santorum begins his presidential run he ran in 2012 running several primaries and gaining support from conservative christians. amnesty international says hamas committed crimes against humanity in the wore war last year. hamas responded saying the report was biased. a spokesman says "this report is listened to only certain parties to one side and they did not listen to the hamas movement. they didn't listen to the palestinian police and

story of meeting the president and vice president of the white house >>> good evening, i'm barbara serra, tonight, flooding in texas and oklahoma is far from over. rivers are rising rain on the way, texas rescue crews pull people from the floodwaters. 21 died in the states since the flooding last weekend. robert ray joins us from houston, how are people preparing for another round of rain this £. weekend. people are afraid. i'm not sure there is preparation. they are cleaning up the houses remnants of memories and lives that are sitting on kerbs across houston, a body was pulled out by police out of the port of houston, 30 miles from downtown as more main as you say, is on its way. >> reporter: while houston braces for more rain another water rescue outside the city. residents and officials are cleaning up surveying the damage. >> we'll do damage assessments. this is a form we use to collect data. he is among 40 teems documenting the destruction so federal aid can be justified. this is where some of the most severe damage occurred. >> reporter: what are you guys looking for. we see back

i'm barbara serra. we begin tonight in havana. the obama administration has taken the historic step of removing cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. the reagan administration put cuba on that list in 1982. president obama paid a visit to a symbolic shrine in miami. and secretary of state john kerry officially changed cuba's status. this goes an away from democratic and possible economic ties between u.s. and cuba. we go to havana where cubans are welcoming the news. >> there is another obstacle removed. it's something that had to happen as far as the cubans were concerned. there would be no progress without cuba coming off the list. the sense of cautious optimism is here and excitement about the future as well. but a cautious optimism. remember this is only an incremental step. if you were to lift the trade embargo, which is a decision by congress, which is way down the line you might see more of a reaction on the streets. but that's a long way away from now. in the meantime the next step are the embassies opening th

i'm antonio mora. >> i'm barbara serra. coming up in this half hour of international news why the eiffel tower turned away tourists today >>> an important ally in the fight against terrorism, ethiopia prepares for elections amidst complaints of unfair innocence. >>> first, in the american minute - president obama's trade bill has been approved going on to the house. the senate is split over whether to reauthorise a key section. patriot act. it is used to justify the security agency's phone regard collection programme. senate republicans are split over whether to make changes to the act or extend it as is >>> the state department began a release of emails from hillary clinton's private account. the 300 released emails are a fraction of the 30,000 she's turn said over to the state department. only some of them deal with the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi libya. some contain sensitive information that was classified. clinton said the emails were handled appropriately and she is glad they are out for the public t

grew up in san mateo played football for serra high school before hitting it big in the nfl. the league sent brady a letter saying in part each player, no matter how accomplished or otherwise respected, has an obligation to comply with the rules and must be held accountable for his actions. in addition to brady's suspension, the nfl is fining the patriots $1 million. the team also lost two draft picks including a first rounder in next year's draft. two of the equipment staffers believed to have deflated the footballs are suspended indefinitely. brady's agent already said he's going to appeal the suspension. he called it ridiculous and without legitimate basis. dennis o'donnell will have more on the punishment and the possible fallout coming up later in sports. >> you better believe they'll be checking every ball in every game next year. >>> governor brown and state lawmakers getting a pay raise. 3% hike was approved by a panel appointed by the governor. state legislatures will now earn $110,000 a year. brown will make $179,000. california's lawmakers are the highest paid in t

i'm barbara serra, thank you for having joined us. i'll see you here in an hour. coming next is "america tonight". [ singing ] [ singing ] [ ♪♪ ] >>> on "america tonight" - giving final honours to the fallen and forgotten. >> it's our way of healing, maybe not ourselves, but our family members or maybe they know somebody that didn't come home and it's their way of honouring them >>> "america tonight"s michael oku with a story of one californian man determined to honour and

. ♪ >> i'm barbara serra. this is the news hour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, much iraqi troops are battle to go retake a government compound from isil forces. worsening violence in yemen halfway through what is supposed to be a cease-fire. boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is sentenced to death for the attacks. and those left in limbo by asian countries. >> the highest profile figure hit, targeted by pepper spray. >> a key strategic target in iraq has been taken from fighters of the islamic state in iraq and the levant. isil has overrun the regional government headquarters in ramadi. iraqi army helicopters have been targeting fighters in the compound. government troops still retain control of two districts in the city. isil renewed their offensive on ramadi back in april 130,000 people have fled their homes. we have the latest. >> the symbol of government authority in ramadi is now under the role of the islamic state in iraq and the levant. areramadi has long been a city that has been fought over. it's been the iraqi go

. >> i'm barbara serra. we begin with a killing rampage in iraq by iraq. there's reports they are going door to door killing government sympathizers. the u.n. is warning to a humanitarian crisis. president obama met with his national security team and the administration is reportingly considering a change in the fight against i.s.i.l. they plan to step up training and equipping efforts. this comes as i.s.i.l. defeated iraqi forces this weekend in taking ramadi. it was called a blow to its strategy. >> and there has been important progress that's been made as has been discussed for her military operation, and there have been periods of set back and certainly the i.s.i.l. effort to take over ramadi is a setback >>> officials say that at the moment they are sending in more u.s. troops to battle i.s.i.l. is off the table. zeina khodr is in iraq with more on the fighting. >> they are preparing for a war that could deepen the sunni shia divide. forces are 30km east of i.s.i.l.'s stronghold ramadi. they plan to push deep into the heartland to recapture territory

serra built a mission in california. but it's his interactions with native americans that has tribal leaders protesting his sainthood. >> if you can't wait to take the silver line to dulles, you'll have to wait a little longer, a lot longer. i talked to people who were surprised to find the project pushed back a year. elizabeth in town from uk. she was not alone. she had plenty of bags with her. >> my husband, managing, got to -- two of us doing it. >> if you want to take public transit from dulles now, you have to get on a bus at the airport which cost take that to the silver line, then get on metro. this man in from paris going through that process. >> it would be nice to get off the plane, get on the train and not have to worry about the bus. >> it would, yes. >> even if work continues on next phase of the silver line the realistic opening date now late 2019 or 2020. stephen bailey not happen. he wants metro closer to his house. >> i was looking forward to herndon stop since i lived in herndon. >> environmental issues

i'm barbara serra. coming up in the next 60 minutes. yemen appeals to the international community after 40 civilians are killed trying to escape by boat. >>> and striking a deal with the coalition government. >>> and the last day of complaining before the u.k.'s election. we'll tell you why none of the major parties are likely to governor alone. >> i'm robin adams with all the sport. and as the spanish football season draws to a close they drop a bombshell. details coming up. >> in the hast hour the yemen the last hour yemen has asked to send land forces in to fight houthi rebels. in a letter this write: the wording of the letter happened any the yemeni ambassador to the u.n. security council. let's go to gabriel elizondo. what reaction if anyone to the letter to the u.n.? >> well, little context. this letter, as you mentioned just in the last hour or so, this letter is not necessarily sent out bubbly public, but it was sent from the yemeni ambassador sent to the lithuanian ambassador. so far there have been no reaction. they have been

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. >> and i'm barbara serra. tonight the west is easing fears over a russian invasion of the baltics. n.a.t.o. is considering a request by the three states to station troops in the region. >> it would violate a pact in russia, both agreed that the alliance would never put permanent bases in former soviet countries. the dilemma comes as e.u. leaders gather in the latvian capital to discuss the eastern ukraine crisis and russia's aggression. >> n.a.t.o. carried out exercises in the baltics, reassuring the region that they will not face a fate like crime. >> reporter: it's a drill, but the intention is real enough. the pilots have 15 minutes from the alarm sounding to take to the skies. they were scrambled for real 150 times last year to shadow russian aircraft over the baltics. the current lead nation in this n.a.t.o. mission is norway, backed up in lithuania by the italians. this, they say, is all about reassuring the tiny baltic states that they won't let the russians do to them what they did to ukraine. >> we sh

the boat showing deep divisions in the world of international soccer >>> good evening, i'm barbara serra, this is al jazeera america. a major road block to normalizing relations between the united states and cuba is gone. after a 45 day waiting period, the u.s. has officially removed cuba from a list of state-sponsored list of terrorism. cuba made it a key condition. it paves the way for both countries to open embassies in each other's capitals and could lead to greater trade between the nations. the decision came as a surprise the move prompting joy and relief across the island. nick clark with more from havana. >> it's an obstacle removed, isn't it. it's something that had to happen farce cubans were concerned. there would be no progress. everyone is relieved that the process of reconciliation can continue. there's cautious opt miss: excitement and a cautious optimism. this is app incremental step. if you lift the trade embargo, it's a long way down the line or lift the travel ban, you may see overreaction on this. in the meantime the next step is the embassy. i think the american emba

. >> hello, i'm barbara serra. notice that the iraqi city has been seized by i.s.i.l. fighters. >>> and burundi failed coup attempt. anden a d

hello, i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. worsening violence in yemen. halfway through what is supposed to be a cease-fire. the boston marathon bomber sentenced to death after killing three and injuring hundreds more. >>> and migrants in limbo because asian countries don't want them. plus... ♪ the thrill is gone ♪ >> singing the blues legend legendary guitarist bb king dies at age 89. >>> a key strategic target in iraq has been taken by fighters from the islamic state in iraq and the levant. isil has over run the overrun the regional headquarters in ramadi iraq's largest province anbar. the iraqi army helicopters have been targeting fighters in the compound, and government troops say that they still retain control of two districts in the city. [ gunfire ] >> ramadi is now under control of the islamic state in iraq and the levant. it has long been the city they would fight over and it was iraqi's main stronghold in anbar province. but they launched an all out assault taking over the compound which houses much of the city's government buildings. they m

. >> let's take to you barbara serra, she's outside of the houses of parliament. barbara, david cameron no longer has to govern can a coalition partner. that should make it easier for him. but how tough is the road ahead for mr. cameron and his conservative matter? >> you know, fill lessty. the irony he actually had a stronger majority when he was in coalition government, then he had quite a solid majority. now if you look at the numbers he needed 326 seats or 323 because there are some seats that are not occupied in the house of commons but he only has 330. he literally has a majority of a handful of people. which might make it difficult if he has to pass controversial legislation. it willing interesting to see how he does manage to govern over the next few years. in the past we've seen enormous majorities. when tony blair came to power he had an majority of 179. and then 167. the fact that david cameron has five members of the majority is a worry, a reason why it looks good news for conservatives because it was such a different result to what had been expected f

este mismo aÑo es asÍ nos contara con el primer santo de origen hispano se trata del beato juanito serra que el papa francisco muy pronto canon o si serÁ reportera: vino de una espaÑa para convertir a los indÍgenas el cristianismo pero ahora mÁs de 200 aÑos despuÉs su labor y legado ha sido prendido y reconocido en roma por su valor soporte religioso. >> debe ser considerÓ santo porque con su vida, a llevar el cristianismo nuevo mundo, a convertir.. los indÍgenas. reporetera: serÁ canonizado 13 de septiembre con el papa francisco viaje a estados unidos serÁ aquel hombre imberbe en vela evangelizar a pero esta conversaciÓn estÁ lejos de la polÉmica ya que, lo acusan de haber utilizado los indÍgenas como esclavos y por forzarlos al cristianismo... >> los dos primeros primeros aquÍ no se debÍan haber tomado en cuenta de cuantos aÑos nos han maltratado y ahora van hacer eso. reportera: supone primeramente de que se convierta en santo porque dice que los indÍgenas sufrieron, debido a que en los impulsÓ al cristianismo. ramÓn: una las aldeas o posturas favoritas no por esta

serra found admissions up and down california. the pope's decision had been met with criticism. some leaders say he treated native american poorly. the pope responded by saying he defended the people. this will be the first time right here on u.s. soil in september. >>> as we begin to wrap up this saturday, it certainly was a beautiful day out there today. i went for a lovely hike and it was just a perfect temperature. >> yeah, pretty comfortable today compared to thursday and friday. temperatures inland were very warm. but the weekend cooling off. right now, we have low clouds on approach from the northwest in the san jose. 56 degrees in san francisco. some low clouds and misty skies. sea breeze still going. oakland, yes, the one chance of rain tomorrow at 12:30 in the afternoon as the warriors take on the memphis fwrizgrizzlies. should see temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. the reason we're not warming up a whole lot is the wind direction still coming on shore and the wind speeds will increase during the afternoon from about 15 to 20 miles per hour maintaining that oce

. >> and barbara serra. >> crucially he has that majority in parliament and none of the opinion polls guessed that he would get. but the irony is, right now he needed 326 members of parliament he has 330 not that big a majority at all especially when you compare it to the majority that tony blare had when he first won the election in 1997, that's more than 170 seats and more than 160 again when he would be in 2001. so it's going to be quite a challenging time for mr. cameron, and the most challenging the referendum he promised in and out membership of the european union something of course was a key part of uc impp's managed to get 4 million votes many of those votes taken from the conservatives. so that would be a challenge for the prime minister and quite a worry for the rest of europe as well considering what a key role the united kingdom plays within the european union that along with other challenges ahead for mr. cameron, how he keeps his party united and many of his back benchers. if he is going to keep his majority in parliament. >> two car bombs have exploded in northern iraq

the vatican has agreed to canonize father serra. some are against it. pope francis will canonize serra on his trip to the united states later this year. >>> today hillary clinton is back in the bay area for a fundraiser at the portola valley home of ebay's john donahoe. yesterday clinton was in southern california meeting with hollywood stars in beverly hills. donors paid $2,700 to attend the events. that's the maximum donation for the 2016 presidential primary. >>> outside yesterday's event a group of demonstrators protested her support for a controversial international trade treaty. today is clinton's third day raising money in california. >>> a steel rod that helps anchor the tower of the bay bridge's eastern span has reportedly failed a key integrity test. the "san francisco chronicle" says it apparently became corroded and broke during years when it was soaking in water. the every the newspaper says hundreds of other rods may have been steeped in water. >>> 5:13 on a friday. >>> traffic looks good. let's go live now to the bay bridge and get a chec

. >> i'm barbara serra, thank you for watching. >> see you again in an hour. >>> on a special eldition of "america tonight", honouring the broken soldiers. >> i want people to know that the war doesn't end when the guns are silenced. i want them to know that >>> a long time coming but a salute to disabled veterans. also tonight - how did a veteran's hospital become the center of a great disservice to our nation's bravest defenders. christopher putzel inside the wisconsin hospital known as candiland >>> and shocking evidence of what was hidden in the fiery pits of afghanistan and iraq and why it may have poisoned our soldiers. >> a lot of people say it is our generalations agent orange >>> "america tonight"s sheila macvicar on the dangers concealed in flames. >>> thank for joining us i'm joie chen. as memorial day approaches we consider the sacrifices of our veterans, we be given with veterans from iraq and afghanistan. those that have physical wounds of war and life-long psychological scars. there is concern that the military should recognise their wounds from poisons they were exposed

hello, i'm barbara serra you're watching al jazeera live from london. taking it to the wire, benjamin netanyahu strikes a last-minute deal to form a coalition government in israel. >>> four men are sentenced to death over the mob killing of a woman, which sparked protest across afghanistan. >>> and the last day of campaigning before the u.k. election. why none of the major parties look likely to governor alone. >> thank you for joining us. now in the letter the ambassador writes we urge the international community to quickly intervene by land forces to save yemen especially aden and taiz and call upon the international human rights organizations to document these barbaric violations against a defensive population. well let's go straight to the united nations and speak with gabriel elizondo. what is the significance of this letter? >> well, this letter that we got our hands on has not been made public. however, we were able to get it from sources. it was sent from the yemeni ambassador to the u.n. to the lithuanian ambassador who is the head of the secur

i'm barbara serra. >> and i'm antonio mora, "america tonight" is up next. >> on "america tonight." >> do you think that you were discriminated against because of your disability? >> yes. no parents should have to lose their child and who are you to make the decision who's a good parent and who's not a good parent? >> can a disabled parent properly care for a child? "america tonight's" christof putzel with the story of parents with disabilities, demanding change. also tonight the orange county, california, district attorney's office in hot water. decades after the discovery of secret jailhouse informants. >> how do you right that wrong that a person actually lost his life as a result of the prosecution concealing what should have been discloseto the defense how do you right that wrong? >> "america tonight's" michael okwu investigates the allegation is. thanks for joining us. joie chen is on assignment. i'm adam may. tonight we begin in orange county california. it's best known for high end lifestyles and dramatic reality shows but the oc and more specifically the office of the orange c

. ♪ >> hello i'm barbara serra you're watching al jazeera live from london. an egyptian seeks the best penalty from ousted president mohamed morsi and more than 100 others on the ground and from the air iraqi forces step up their fight against isil in the city of ramadi. and not backing down, protests resume in burundi in the president's plan for re-election re-election. plus? >> we're at the cannes festival where the hollywood hype has been performing well. >> hello, welcome to the program. the u.s. said its special forces have killed an senior isil leader. he is said to have died in the oil field. he was in charge of oil and gas for the group. the raid was authorized by president obama and carried out by forces based in iraq. well our correspondents are live with full coverage. kimberly halkett is in washington, d.c. and let's go to go to kimberly first in washington. it was released by the white house in a statement. what more details did they give us about what happened, kimberly? >> we know that this was ordered by president obama as well as the defense

. >> i'm barbara serra, thank you for joining us for the news. ray suarez is next with "inside story". >>> as our machines got smarter and smarter technologyists said hey, don't worry, they on the know what they tell them. when certified smart guys like physicists steven hawking says wait a minute you are playing with fire is it time to be nor careful about artificial intelligence machines smart enough to mistake decisions without us. one that is we may not like. that's tonight on "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez our world welcomes new products every day working fast and well in part. they are working without us. machines are learning by what they do today, tomorrow and next week some get queasy digitally enabled smart products will make decisions without being taught and teach other machines without asking for permission. that's artificial intelligence at a time that launched stories for decades. here is al jazeera's jake ward. >> reporter: every day approximately 3 billion people go to a form of work and bring with

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>> hello there i'm barbara serra, this is the news hour live from london. an egyptian court seeks the death penalty for ousted president mohamed morsi and more than a hundred horse. u.s. commandos launch a raid inside syria killing a senior isil leader. iraqi forces step up their fight against isil. protests resume against burundi's president. >> and in sport one of english football's most prominent figures says good goodbye to his fans. gerard is making his final appearance. >> thank you for joining us. we begin the news hour in egypt where a court has sentenced the post presidentthe ousted president mohammed morsecy mohamed morsi. he was convicted of a jail break which forced his predecessor hosni mubarak from power. and it will be up to grand mufti to decide on the validity of the death sentence. if he rules against it, the case could be returned to the courts. egypt's disdemocratcally first democratically elected president has been sentenced to death. morsi was imprisoned a few days that eventually overthrew hosni mubarak in 2011. in 2012 he became the

. >> hello, i'm barbara serra. notice that the iraqi city has been seized by i.s.i.l. fighters. >>> and burundi failed coup attempt. anden a demand that step down, and reestablishing relations through music. >> and in sport barcelona could be left than an hour away from winning the spanish league title, can it be there theirs? >> hello there thank you for joining us. the iraqi city of ramadi appears to have fallen to i.s.i.l. al jazeera has received reports that the command center has been taken over and there's in government presence there. state tv meanwhile has been reporting that the iraqi premier has ordered troops not to abandon their positions in ramadi. this amateur footage shows what appears to be government forces fleeing. this is the futile ministry, the fatal government, watch their people flee. allowing shia militia joining the fight. fleeing the city in the face of the late eggs i.s.i.l. advance. the u.s. led coalition has been hitting i.s.i.l. positions with air strikes in ramadi as well as elsewhere in iraq, but on friday i.s.i.l. fighters took control

the news continues next with antonio mora and barbara serra. >>> gearing up for battle. >> the popular mobilization forces are getting ready to take back anbar >>> shia militias prepare to take the fight to i.s.i.l. after the rebels take ramadi >>> a flood of refugees. >> they are drinking out of the lake and it's a recipe for disaster >>> a humanitarian nightmare horizon as tens of thousands of

the news continues with antonio mora, and barbara serra. have a great night. psh psh >>> i.s.i.l. spreads its campaign of violence to saudi arabia claiming responsibility for the suicide bombing at a shia mosque >>> meanwhile, the coalition fighting i.s.i.l. struggles to contain the group's advances. >> translation: i volunteered to join the battle to protect our holy shrines, we don't want oil are to advance further >>> the irish go to the polls, deciding if sam

the news continues next with barbara serra. >> off the terrorist. cuba and the united states take a step closer to normal diplomatic relations. >>> reflected. seth blatter wins a fifth term despite the enormous candles surrounding him. and stepping up, kenyan grandmothers go back to school so they can help give young orphans

russia says even bigger exercises are on the way barbara serra is here with that, barbara. >> amid perceived threats by russia, in the days since russia's military has begun large scale drills in siberia. all of this is concerning to russia's neighbors which lack the military might of the much larger country. in our next hour we're going to be joined by the foreign minister of latvia. should russia make a more imposing move. the country relies heavily on moscow for trade and has a large russian speaking population all of which puts it in a bit of a tight spot. john. >> thank you barbara,. >> the museum of biblical art will close its doors in june. despite its success the museum has had struggles with funding. randall pinkston has the story. >> it is a breathtaking collection, 23 works of art three by donnatello, considered the greatest sculptor of the renaissance. and this sculpture of st. john the baptist and this lazucone, this is the first time that they left their home in florence's museum. their biblical inspiration that dovetails perfectly with the mission of their new york host, the m

for handcuffing themselves together in the lobby of the nfl's office to protest the suspension of the serra high grad. the man who led deflategate investigation ted wells, fired back at critics and brady's agent who claimed the league's punishment was partly a pr move. >> discussion some way that people at the league office wanted to put some type of hit on the most popular iconic player in the league, the real face of the league, it just doesn't make any sense. it's really a ridiculous allegation. what drove the decision in this report was one thing. it was the evidence. >> and brady is appealing that ruling. >>> the warriors have evened their series with the memphis grizzlies at two games a piece. they're breathing a little easier tonight. >> escape a little bit of a near death experience. where do you want your players -- >> reporter: don't let steve kerr's demeanor fool you. there was plenty of urgency last night. golden state changed up their defense putting andrew bogut on tony allen basically daring the poor shooting allen to beat them from the outside and turning bogut in to an extr

. >> and i'm barbara serra. tonight the west is easing fears over a russian invasion of the baltics. n.a.t.o. is considering a request by the three states to station troops in the

. >>> pope francis is defending the decision to make serra a saint. many object this decision saying he destroyed their culture. the pope says serra was part of a missionary door that went to extreme edges of society to spread the gospel. he will be proclaimed a saint in washington, dc this fall. >>> fairfield police are investigating a shooting that injured three people. it happened before 10:30 friday night on clay bank road. police say three men started to shoot in an apartment and ran off. two people were injured. they didn't suffer life threatening injuries. police say they found a gun, ammunition and small amount of marijuana in the apartment. so far no arrests made. >>> pg&e pg&e facing a $48 million lawsuit following a pipeline explosion in fresno last month. it blew up april 17th at a fresno county sheriff's shooting range after it was punctured by a bulldozer. more than a dozen people were hurt. several injured were part of a jail inmate work crew. a complaint has been filed against the utility company. authorities say it is i amlar to the 2

. >>> hello there, i am barbars serra, a this is the news hour live from london. coming up, changing tactics. rebel groups in syria shift their focus to president is sawed's strong hold to try to defeat the government. one week on as the death toll keeps rising from nepal's earthquake. we meet one family struggling to cope. nigeria's military rescues another 234 girls and women from boko haram's forest strong hold. >> scotland can lead the way to a nuclear-free world. >> how a fight over weapons could help to drastically change the u.k.'s political landscape. >> i am rob robin adams with all the sport. one story dominating all around the world pacquiao-mayweather hours away from throwing their first punches in the fight of the century, we are live to las vegas for the latest. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. we begin the news hour in syria where there are signs opposition fighters are making progress in their battle against bashar al-assad's forces. a coalition of rebel groups backed by turkey, qatar and saudi arabia. has made gains against the government in