there's a lot of popular activities and there's the community voices choirs, 11 choirs across the community centers in the city. there's computer labs. there's always active exercise and there's tai chi and movie matinees, music, lots of nice things going on. and there's even a drumming class. and community service programs are basically made up of four types of services. it's activity scheduling, which is movies, dancing, exercise. translation services. and social services and enhanced outreach. there are 39 funded community centers in san francisco. last year they enrolled nearly 17,000 older adults and adults with disabilities into services. there are programs in nearly every district of the city. these programs are staffed by dedicated and caring individuals who actually become part of the community -- at the community centers themselves. and as a testament to the importance of these programs, consumers often refer to their center as their second home, their home-away-from-home. and people who work at the center are part of their extended family. i would think that a lot of the people h

events commemorating the attack continued into the evening thousands of people including local choirs joined voices in central manchester for a communal sing along filling the air with songs of love and resilience. in the german soccer news lucien fought for has been announced as. she signed a contract until twenty twenty and will take over from peter. the sixty year old has been this league experience having managed. before resigning suddenly in twenty fifteen after a bad run he's been linked with the one job for some time now media reports say that his new can for years paid for twelve nice three million euros to release the swiss coach from his contract he will be presented by at the start of july. is a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has apologized to european lawmakers following the recent data scandal surrounding his company facing questions in brussels said the social media giant failed to recognize the danger from third parties misusing personal information. you're watching. from berlin back at the top of the hour with more to see the

the evening ended with a mass sing loong featuring 2800 voices of different choirs as well as thousandsf people who attended. >>> the lawyer who ranted against spanish-speaking restaurant workers says he's not a racist. aaron schlossberg issued an apology today. he said seeing himself opened his eyes and his actions are not acceptable. but he also said the video did not convey "the real me." last week schlossberg accused employees of being on welfare and threated to call i.c.e. >>> a large sinkhole on the white house grounds is growing every day. journalists spotted it on the north ln near the fence this weekend. a board has been placed over that hole to keep people away. the national parks service is bringing in experts to diagnose and fix this odd sinkhole. washington, d.c. has seen rain 9 of the past 11 days. so perhaps that was a contributing factor. >>> a surreal court hearing in new york. next, why a couple had to get a judge involved to kick their 30-year-old son out of their home. >>> also the big change that you need to know about if you're headed to outside lands this summer.

the evening ended with a mass sing loong featuring 2800 voices of different choirs as well as thousandsf people who attended. >>> the lawyer who ranted against spanish-speaking restaurant workers says he's not a racist. aaron schlossberg issued an apology today. he said seeing himself opened his eyes and his actions are not acceptable. but he also said the video did not convey "the real me." last week schlossberg accused employees of being on welfare and threatened to call i.c.e. >>> a large sinkhole on the white house grounds is growing every day. journalists spotted it on the north lawn near the fence this weekend. a board has been placed over that hole to keep people away. the national parks service is bringing in experts to diagnose and fix this odd sinkhole. washington, d.c. has seen rain 9 of the past 11 days. so perhaps that was a contributing factor. >>> a surreal court hearing in new york. next, why a couple had to get a judge involved to kick their 30-year-old son out of their home. >>> also the big change that you need to know about if you're headed to outside lands this summ

events commemorating the attack continued into the evening thousands of people including local choirs joined voices in central manchester for a communal sing along filling the air with songs of love and resilience. and the w.'s are all the children pillars in manchester tonight good evening to you charlotte so a year on how are people coping there's no doubt brenda this is a city that has been irreversibly changed by what's happened people here is still scarred by the events of last year but everybody that we've spoken to has been very clear that they want to show that defiance and their resilience and it's exactly for the reason that so many thousands of people live turned out today to show their support for the relatives for the families of those who lost their lives it was just a short time ago that thousands of people were in this square behind me singing songs clapping cheering holding hands all wanting to prove that manchester is strong in spots barry said manchester there really is defines the city's response to this attack i was here last year in the days off to the bombing and i found that

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manchester together with one voice, thousands of choirs together adding their voices to those of members difficult. it will be the first time for many of them that they are gathering in such away in a large crowd. so a very big moment for them. you can see special coverage of this evening here on the bbc news channel from 7pm. right now, we are still waiting to see the prime minister and and the duke of cambridge, prince william, leaf. continuing those conversations and taking their time to talk to as many people as possible, as many of the bereaved families and survivors as possible. for the moment, bereaved families and survivors as possible. forthe moment, back bereaved families and survivors as possible. for the moment, back to you simon. the families of more of the 72 people who died in the grenfell tower fire have been remembering their loved ones, on the second day of the public inquiry into the disaster. among those speaking this morning was the husband of maria del pilar burton, who died seven months after the fire, having never left hospital. our community affairs correspondent

tonight, choirs from this city and beyond will perform at an event here called manchester: together with one voiceart in the survivors choir will be the burke family, ann, da rah and catherine, who were in the arena a year ago. it is fantastic to have you with us. it is fantastic to have you with us. it has been a very, very tough year, i know that. tell us a little bit more about how it has been over the last 12 months? well, it was difficult at the start, we were all hurt at the arena so first of all it was getting over our physical injuries, which is still ongoing, really. and how bad are those injuries? catherine's was the worst, she had lots of shrapnel injuries, a broken leg and she has lost her hearing in one peer because of some shrapnel which hit her head. hurt my leg as well. catherine, i'm interested to know what you have been doing today, do you want to tell me? well, we went to manchester children's hospital to sing. is that where you have had treatment? yes. and what has the treatment being like, the doctors and nurses being good? can be they were amazing and they held us together. h

earlier, that spirit was on display in a blaze of colour and song. were led by a choir formed of those who survived the attack. voicess a city came together. # don't look back in anger. # i heard you say #. joyous songs from oasis and elbow was sung. attended a service of remembrance at manchester cathedral. who survived the attack. throughout the day tributes were made in many different ways. light, music and joy. of remembrance and celebration in an extraordinary city. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need #. keith doyle, bbc news. shortages and damage to rivers and wildlife. a third of the uk's population. although its not yet clear how this will be achieved. nuclear test site. the reporters had earlier been refused visas. between kim jong—un and president trump. is in the south korean capital, seoul. journalists but where are we with the talks? let's start off with the talks. talks. president moon and president trump that they are 99% sure or 99. that they are 99% sure or 99. ahead between president trump and kim jong—un next month. ahead between president trump and kimjong—un next month. kimjong—u

led by a choirformed of those singers from around manchester were led by a choir formed of those who survived the attack. voiceser. joyous songs from oasis were sung. manchester could not be prouder. hate will not win. because love sings louder. and a poet had the crowd whipped up like a rock star. everyone has pulled together and is being supportive of each other. holding hands and talking about their experiences. it is nice to see. everyone in this crowd is connected to each other. this is a great city. it is almost a happy day, as much as it is sad. it is lovely for everyone to come together. yesterday, the prime minister and the duke of cambridge attended a service of remembrance at manchester cathedral. among the congregation, multi faith leaders and many who survived the attack. 22 candles will tribute to the victims. candles made from the remnants of hundreds left around the city in the aftermath of the attack. throughout the day, tributes were made in many different ways. on social media, from wayne rooney. and coronation street stars shed a picture with one of the big. and then there were spontaneous d

a number of choirs including the manchester arena attack survivor choir, joining voices to remember theis awful attack. just after 10:30pm tonight, the bells will ring out around the city to mark the time that the bomb went off. to stay with us throughout the day on bbc news because we will be marking all of these events with you, talking to lots of people caught up in the events of that night, the 22nd of may last year, and those who have been responding to the impact of it ever since. for now, from manchester, back to the studio. thank you. we will be back with you a little later. the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire continues into its second day this morning. family and friends will remember the dead in what have been called pen portraits made up of speeches, photos and videos about their loved ones. the presentations are designed to ensure that the inquiry never loses sight of what its work is for, and why it is important. 0ur news correspondent, tom burridge, joins us now from the inquiry in west london. it began yesterday with very moving tributes and we will have more

that room where you have these very episcopal moments with that beautiful young youth choir with that soaring voiceus. we're seeing the horses make their way and you know, it's amazing when you talk about the togetherness and that message. it's simply a message of unity and love. every person here feels that. we cannot wait to see them. for katie and i know i know it's all about that dress. the veil with her dress represents all 53 countries of the commonwealth. there is one flower for each country and the california poppy which is the state flower from of course meghan's home state. so the message today is love, inclusion and happiness. it's -- it's -- here they are right here. meghan! we love you! >> are you seeing this? >> yes, we are. >> meghan! >> there they go. >> amazing. >> we're going to take that. katy tur and i believe we got the first wave from the royal couple. >> we did. >> they're still going for the interview. >> always, always go for the interview. and we want them to get the hug as well. it's hard to get the hug when you're in a carriage. >> you can just air hug. >> they could not

. >> loud voice on the choir calling out holding this president accountable.ot of the time. and i think any poll about 2020, the who specifically may be a bit premature. what can i tell you about the what and the why is the fact that democrats are excited. 18 will be a very exciting year and 2020 will be even more exciting because this president has failed the american people. >> definitely the party of old as you can see by the candidates as well. it seems like the democratic party is going more for socialist agenda. that can't win an anational election. it seems like they are going more for impeachment crowd. people concerned about the day-to-day issues of the american people. considering the economy is the most thing that the american people want to see. they are going to be concerned about identity politics. that's what they tried that before. that didn't work. you would think after seeing some of the recent victories of the democratic party that they will focus more on the economic issues. the one that can get fly over nations. the forgotten men. but it d

why you ask with incredulous snark in your voice because i need stuff to improve my home i can fix stuff you guys that's why i'm going to work choir various two of swords for a per half's mowers multiple for my big gas lawn fine i'm lying i read there prefer in a studio apartment and i call the landlord whenever too much lint builds up in the dry air i'm not touching the wind filter myself. i'm actually at home depot because it's a multi-billionaire co-founder and lingo own just wrote a memoir entitled i love capitalism and we have to make fun of that before the author settled on i love capitalism working titles included i love blood ritual killings. of third world peers and i love capitalism it's the only way i can. it's probably better off he didn't go with any of those so who do we have to think for this book so we have bernie sanders to thank for this muck if you do tell us that starting at the end. when i saw the may have some number of young people. gravitating to a bird bernie sanders scare the hell out of me. scared out of a young people who are advantaged towards a politician who cares about the crazy again government equ

why you ask with incredulous snarky in your voice because they need stuff to improve my home i can fix stuff you guys that's why i'm going to work choir very is to lose of sorts for a per capita mowers multiple for my big gas lawn fine i'm lying i rather prefer in a studio apartment and i call the landlord whenever too much lint builds up in the dry air i'm not touching the lint filter myself. i'm actually at home depot because it's a multi-billionaire co-founder and lingo own just wrote a memoir entitled i love capitalism and we have to make fun of that before the author settled on i love capitalism working titles included i love blood ritual killings. of third world tears and i love capitalism it's the only way i can. it's probably better off he didn't go with any of those so who do we have to think for this book so we have bernie sanders to thank for this muck if you do tell us how sorry i really am. when i saw the mass of number of young people. gravitating to a bird bernie sometimes it scared the hell out of me. scared out of a young people who are advantaged towards a politician who cares about the crazy again government equalit

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. ♪ [ music ] >> beautiful, that's the kingdom choir lead by the lady in front. they had beautiful voicesly. if you talk about exclusiveness they opened up for the people who are in here. you can see behind me they are filtering in to get a taste of what'sed in the chapel. if you see the entrance and flours around it those were picked by megan. at that point she decided there wasn't enough flowers. she wanted more flowers brought in. up to the last minute she wanted to be involved in the decision making. the flowers cost 300,000. it's worth saying when you have a royal wedding there are people who say the taxpayers shouldn't pick up the bill. the others say the value to the economy is priceless. tourism would have increased by $280 million and over the coming year billions will be spent from the people who come to get a taste of royal life. there was the talk about that. that seems to be forgotten with this. this is an inclusive moment with this. we have seen a number of people from harry and meghan's charities here. of course the invictus games was set up by harry. they had an olympic st

manchester can we hear it again for the manchester 0ne we hear it again for the manchester one voice youth choirh choir. brilliant, guy, brilliant. what a brilliant opening to our show. so you know that we are here, you know why we are here manchester and we appreciate you crowds so much, honestly, thank you. we are going to hearfrom some much, honestly, thank you. we are going to hear from some other fabulous choirs soon, all up until about 8.30 when we are going to start our mass singalong and that is when we need your help, because there is going to be a choir of 22800 people, yes, —— 2800, plus you lot who are going to help us sing some brilliant anthems that i think you will agree really really spell out why we're here and what we're doing here, we know why we're here, we are here to remember an our thoughts and love are with the people who lost their lives, a year ago this evening and their families, and everyone who was affected. they really are and we know that, but we are here because manchester does this best, we stand together, we be strong and one thing we do brilliantly, think above