we begin tonight with new details about a woman found dead in a bullet riddled car after she crashed along highway 4 in contra costa county. we have learned the woman was just 25 years old and a graduate of deer valley high school. nbc bay area's laura sambol joins us live near concord with what investigators are now saying about her death. laura? >> well, vicky, the crash happened here on the willow road offramp just before 2:30 yesterday. take a look here behind me, and you can see where the cones have been put up in place of the guardrail. the crash literally ripped it apart, leaving behind broken columns and broken hearts. >> she was a really charming girl, bright smile, never had a problem, ever. >> reporter: timothy looney holds back tears while talking about his neighbor, destinee hillery, a 25-year-old whose linkedin profile said she graduated from deer valley high school and currently worked as an office manager for a doctor. after hillery's car crashed, chp found her dead. they discovered bullet holes on the driver's side. looney's heart goes out to hillery's family, whom h

. >> stephen: it's called "ronan boil and the bridge of riddles." what is it about? >> stephen: what's that mean? it's a book. >> did mys send -- i don'ow w t clip but it's probably one of the more important scenes from the book. ( laughter ) i guess should we watch the clip and it will explain everything, maybe? ( singing ) >> did you hear whiskey ruins your short-term memory? >> who's maloney? i don't know! happy mardi gras! ( singing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: that was terrible. there's no way that's a scene in your look. >> it's not word for word what's actually in the book. >> stephen: i don't believe you. that's total nonsense. it's just two irish guys dressed like leprechauns singing making fart sounds and getting hit in the nuts. ( laughter ) i do not believe you. >> fine. i'm sure we have another clip that this one will make it make more sense. >> stephen: that's out of context. >> this will make it make a little more sense. if you see this, it will explain that scene. i didn't get the julianne moore clip either. ( laughter ) it's ou

also facing charges in the case, mark riddle.harvard alum admits to taking part in the scheme by taking college admission tests for students. >> he was just a really smart guy. he was just smart enough to get a near perfect score on demand. >> reporter: riddle apologized in a statement saying, i understand how my actions contributed to a loss of trust in the college admissions process. on usc's campus students say they feel cheated. >> i feel for people like us who actually strive hard day and night to just come here and learn. i hope this stops. >> and many believe the arrests have exposed a wider problem with college admissions systems. one expert calls it the tip of the iceberg. the former head of admissions at yale will be live on "good morning america" this morning to answer questions. >>> investigators in north carolina say they have found the body of a woman who had been missing for more than a week, and they say foul play was definitely involved. police questioned the husband of diane keel for hours and then released him.

goals and acquisitions go through now also adding to the complication is the fact that renault is riddle's key shareholder is the french government this alone could hamper any optimism of this much of going forward so we'll have to see how this pans out for the future with the alliance with this new alliance in discussions to restructure the whole partnership all together all your correspondent on those car troubles for us in singapore thank you very much. for the first time a founding member of found founding family member of one of south korea's corporate giants has been forced off the company's board shareholders voted against cho young hold serving in the term for the nation's largest airline korean air show is currently on trial for corruption is accused of using thirteen million dollars of company funds to renovate its half. a two billion dollar blow to exports china has suspended the license of another canadian canola oil it's widely seen as retaliation for canada's arrest of the daughter of always founder the tech giant is in broiled in a crisis the u.s. wants the chinese company b

point they were not known to security forces which makes the whole situation i guess even more of a riddle tonight what about the people in new zealand in general and how are they coping with this i mean this is the day after. yes right these thing a huge outpouring of grief here in these young and and and of solidarity and yet also a definite. fiercely szell in christchurch just checking up on the loved ones and. bring them back slowly this is have been online and really. profound expressions of solidarity really making the point that. this was the heart of to take over wishing at a loss and they should have felt like yes and they weren't that and also that they are not that. statement that i've seen she had a lot on social media and this. really wanted to show solidarity with the muslim community here and it just stayed face this day and how did the new zealand community and it's really a lot of grassroots events and i think that even want. to show solidarity and support for the name and there's been a lot of crowdfunding campaigns as well right a lot of money. trying to. samantha early

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the movie's setting gives much to the consternation of clean up volunteers now the riddle has been solved beachcombers of face the source of the problems were stranded fight contain the stuff in a cave but it still be buried and hard to reach so this may not be the last we have seen the compton come. business news with gentle do with is that next time good. raring to me. not everyone who loves books has to go in the same. t.w. literature list a hundred german must reads. go to good news or romex youtube channel. most good find of stories. with exclusive. must see concerning parts of culture to ensure a. place to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. subscribers don't miss out. lift in the limelight as it stocks surged on its very first day of trading but the company has yet to turn a profit is it taking investors for a ride. also on the show the latest round of u.s. china trade talks is over officials say they were constructive but haven't said how . bad news for boeing amid reports that the anti stealth the summit was on one that if you open air law. it's flight crashed. business

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. >> she is a woman who is riddled by this trauma from her childhood that she just can't shake off. >: peele using the pure sensations of horror to challenge his audience's mind set. why is this kind of genre film the perfect place for you to explore your ideas? >> i love horror, because it gets a visceral reaction. and it makes you feel first. art that makes you feel ends up making you think. >> reporter: much to discuss, he admits its bloodbaths, peele once again serves up a social critique. >> they look exactly like us. >> reporter: as his vacationing family battles the ferocious doppelgangers. the nyong'o. >> idea of the outsider, the alien. i think we are our own worst enemy, because we are so capable of lying to ourselves. >> reporter: about what? >> our guilt, about our shame. about our sins. we're very good at saying, it's not us. it's them. when you suppress something as a group, whether it's racism, classism, >> when it is left unattended to, it can swell out of control, rare its ugly head and cause a lot of destruction in the world. >> a lot of destruction. >> a lot of dest

like, "i'm selling riddles over here!" [ laughter ] it's like a town jester. "you want your riddle?i don't have a sexy name. my name's not doing me any favors. that's a name you hear and you're like, "you know what, i'm gonna need to see some pictures." [ laughter ] they make you do the dumbest things when you get married. like, they make you go to meetings with these women with terrible voices. we met with this woman and she goes, "so before the ceremony, what we're going to ask you to -" [ laughter ] like, if that's your voice, i pre-hate you. that's an unacceptable voice. [ laughter ] she goes, "we're going to do what's called a 'first look' picture. it's such a beautiful moment where we take our groom and we place him in front of his bride and blindfold him." i'm like, "you're not david copperfield. get over yourself. [ laughter ] this is happening in a banquet " she's like, "and then we whip off his blind fold for such a a magical moment." i told him i was like, "when they take off your blindfold, you should just be like this." [ laughter ] like, "oh, god, is that a a semi-famo

an suv riddled with bullet holes. a motorcycle turned over. the suspect shot dead. >> governor newsom halts the death penalty. tonight the bay area's most infamous killers spared. >> the boeing 737 max-8 has been grounded. what airlines. you to know. >> i've longed for finding out who she was. >> a bay area decades-old cold case solved. one of jane doe's seven children speaks out. >>> we begin in san leandro where a routine call ended in a deadly police shooting. kristen is live in san leandro with the wild chain of events. >> reporter: deputies still on-scene here tonight investigating. they say this all started with a report of shots at the thrift store. it ended with deputies shooting a man. >> i didn't understand what was going on. it seemed like fireworks. >> reporter: marta guzman who lived across the street from the thrift store had no idea she was actually witnessing a shooting. >> i grabbed my three-year-old child and went inside. >> reporter: the rounds fired by three alameda county sheriff's deputies on this suv. the call came in ar

are a little bit but i'll bet that i think that once the best student of the words we can know the riddle of the fence that was put. on the case at the end of the day the premier league and english but at this moment is probably just a little bit better than german football but you gotta remember that no bands like the german fans and no better place to experience the full bottoms here in germany . ok guys that's enough here for me and in the meantime you know the drill be sure the following if we grant you that much of an answer and answer courtesy of course i'm not going on it was he was. leading around the world fight against discrimination and harassment which was a race they are doing it's incredible. who are you why are you not in the kitchen what are you doing here women are not supposed to be doing this i switched it to a. bizarrely some people still have a problem with women and foot pole. it is in two thousand and eighteen and did he go back when the very first bedroom door fed me now but an otherwise unforgettable evening was overshadowed by a truly shameful in a moment. not. c

back in freetown, the governmeni saysis trying to get a grip on a system riddled with corrtion and loopholes we will get to the bottom of this. that is a promise to myself and to sierra leone. we will geto the bottom of this. paul: the two chinese vessels we boarded were tested. theyeere cleared, but lost th licens anyway on grounds of poor sanitation. the government has banned all heindustrial fishing for tonth of april. it is an unpredented move. but these are still small steps. it will take much more to rescue this precious resource. dapaul ams, bbc news, sierra leone. laura: now, the pyramids and the t egypt haveanci been a source of fascination and buwonder. how about the royal women? a new exhibit in washington is turning a spotlight to the queens of egypt and how they ruled. the bbc's jane o'brien went to cast her regal gaze. jane: one of the most lavish tombs ever discovered in ancient egypt. e is 3-d re-creation shows how beloved she must hen. more than 3000 years later, it is probably as good as we will get to seeing what it is like. >> this sarcophagus is important because it is t

ican inside a riddle wrapped inside an enigma.assed, and has so far been unable to express a positive view on any other course of action. one hopes that will change and parliament will express a positive view about how to proceed. it's all very well for people in opposition, the snp and labour in particular, to vote against everything but as parliamentarians we have a responsibility to positively vote for a particular outcome and that's what i hope happens. thank you. in a moment the weather but first let's hear what victoria has coming up at 10am. this morning on the programme, have you stockpiled because of brexit? brexit stockpiling case everything goes wrong. i do think maybe i should have got a bit more. it doesn't seem like enough. this morning we will be speaking to people across the country who are stockpiling, in particular food and medicine supplies. now the weather. good morning. today we are looking ata good morning. today we are looking at a lengthy spell of sunshine across south—west england, somerset and south wales

was aike ralph riddle, he product of all pasadena schools.e was always at the top or near the top of his class. accoladesy awards and throughout his career and lifetime. all four four sports, major sports when he was in junior high and high school. he continued playing baseball and football at ucla with jackie robinson. he was his childhood friend and a lifelong friend. veryartlett was a accomplished man. -- he served in the u.s. army in the second world war. when he came back from the war he joined the police force with it was note, and easy for them. it was difficult. in the police, not the public. they had difficulty with other police officers. but they pressed on and he served for 20 years as a police officer. then he started working with l.a. county supervisor estes deputy. -- as his deputy. and he retired as public information officer for the los angeles fire department. he won a lot of awards and accolades throughout his lifetime. he was also the grand marshall at the torment of roses, and he was representing jackie robinson , and he w

whodunits, is no matter how bad they are, i've never seen anybody walk out on one, because it's a riddleit's a puzzle and you want to puzzle it out. well, it was about 7:00. anyway, it was dark. what were you doing at the office that late? i'm a homing pigeon, i always come back to the coop no matter how late it is. i'd been out peeking under old sunday sections for a barber named dominick, whose wife wanted him back. i forget why. only reason i took the job was because my bank account was trying to crawl under a duck. (edward dmytryk) as far as the narration goes, i could have done that picture without narration and we discussed that. but we wanted to get the flavor of chandler. chandler writes differently than any writer ever wrote. he's become a fad as it were, he has his own style. (man's thoughts) we were watched. i didn't see anything, i felt it in my stomach. i was a toad on a wet rock, a snake was looking at my neck. (edward dmytryk) he was the first one to say, "i didn't mean it really, i was trying it on for size." just trying it on for size, lots of things still don't fit. "tr

exhibit in the southern german city of aims to show how the physical objects around us are still riddled with gender bias and how that change. will come to the world of gender design meaning simply good design for women men and everyone else gender is one of the year's biggest buzzwords there are gender neutral toilets and in this exhibition gender sensitive design. and society develops so design develops it's a two way relationship. at first glance at the exhibition not my thing gender and design a design academy reveals that when it comes to gender design our society is clearly underdeveloped it starts with children blue for boys pink for girls and that early gender division extends from toys to tools. design can cement cliched gender roles since everything that's designed can also repeat stereotypes. so what might contemporary gender sensitive design which doesn't serve the male female binary look like. one suggestion is a special bench in public spaces for breastfeeding mothers the concept is progressive but the soft pink color reveals how hard it can be to free oneself from gender c

this resolution we're voting on today is riddled with inaccuracies. first as i just stated the policy is not a ban. second, it claims there is a global medical consensus that transgender care is effective, safe, and reliable. that is not true. rand, the mayo clinic, c.m.s., and others have all determined that there is not enough quality evidence to be able to say that. and there are valid concerns. there are costs as well. the department of defense announced already that they have spent $8 million on those individuals who have identified as transgender last year and that money has been spent on psycho therapy, sex change operations, and that's money that could have been spent on bullets, body armors for our troops. and third, the resolution claims there is not an adverse effect on military readiness. this is false. the individual readiness of those undergoing treatment for gender dysphoria will be impacted. it takes over 260 days to recover from the surgery. individual readiness directly impacts the readiness of our forces. so the diagnosis and treatm

this is a ralph riddle. he was the first police officer and he joined the force in 1946.eople were trying to apply for those jobs from early on but in acting 46, he became the first police officer. the first, he became police officer. he was very successful and he these kinds of jobs for the rest of the black immunity -- black immunity. -- black community. ralph for was also friends with ray bartlett. he came to pasadena when he was six years old and he was a product of pasadena schools. he was always at the top of his class. accoladesy awards and throughout his career and actually lifetime. sports -- four sports, all four major sports. he continued playing baseball and football at ucla with jackie robinson. he was his childhood friend and lifelong friend. ray bartlett was very accomplished man. he served in the united states army in the second world war war. when he came back, he joined the police force with ralph riddle. it wasn't easy for them. it was difficult for police, not for the public, but they had difficulty with other police officers. but they pressed on and h

they say the hillsborough stadium was potentially lethal, badly designed and riddled with faults.ding david duckenfield, ben myers qc said, "it's like giving a captain a ship that's already sinking and thenjudging him by how well he's sailing it." the jury were shown this photograph of crushing, eight years before the disaster. they heard there was a history of near misses at hillsborough, but nobody had told mr duckenfield about past problems. in 1989, the crush was fatal, when the terraces became dangerously full. this safety barrier collapsed under the pressure. 96 men, women and children lost their lives, the youngest a boy of ten, the oldest a pensioner. ben myers said that no matter how great the jury's sympathy may be for those who've suffered, convicting david duckenfield as a way of expressing it would be very wrong indeed. he said he was being judged by different standards to other people. earlier today, the prosecution said the trial was 30 years late, but it was about david duckenfield's failures, and not those of other people. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. it's 5:

. >> reporter: injured bus driver eric stark is being called a hero after he drove his bus riddled with bullets to safety and alerted authorities. >> did like a two second assessment on my injuries and figured, well, i can breathe, i can think, i can see, and i can talk. so for me, that was enough to go, okay, we're getting out of here, i got to get these people out of there. >> reporter: but the rampage continued. the gunmen then allegedly shot and killed the driver of this red prius, took off in the vehicle and crashed into a separate car, killing that driver. tonight, that suspect is facing charges of homicide, robbery and assault. >> will carr now, the suspect arrested after a brief stand off. he is expected to appear in court tomorrow. the police have not yet revealed a motive? >> reporter: that's right. the big question now is why? authorities are pouring into the suspect fast. tonight, the two victims who survive ready still in the hospal and expected to recover including the bus driver. >> a hero. thank you. >>> next, new developments after the bombshell decision to drop charges

they say the hillsborough stadium was potentially lethal, badly designed and riddled with faults.ing a captain a ship that's already sinking and thenjudging him by how well he's sailing it. the jury were shown this photograph of crushing, eight years before the disaster. they heard there was a history of near misses at hillsborough, but nobody had told mr duckenfield about past problems. in 1989, the crush was fatal when the terraces became dangerously full. this safety barrier collapsed under the pressure. 96 men, women and children lost their lives, the youngest a boy of ten, the oldest a pensioner. ben myers said, no matter how great the jury's sympathy may be, convicting david duckenfield as a way of expressing it would be very wrong indeed. he said he was being judged by different standards to others. earlier today, the prosecution said the trial was 30 years late, but it was about david duckenfield's failures, and not those of other people. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. two young brothers have died in a hit—and—run car crash in wolverhampton. sanjay singh, aged ten, and

government says it's trying to get a grip ona government says it's trying to get a grip on a system riddleds a promise, to myself and to sierra leone ian's, we will definitely get to the bottom of it. after our visit, the two chinese vessels we boarded were tested. they were cleared of pear trawling but lost their licenses anyway on grounds of poor sanitation. the government has also banned all industrial fishing for the month of april. it's an unprecedented move. but these are still small steps. it will take much more to rescue this precious resource. paul adams, bbc more to rescue this precious resource. pauladams, bbc news, sierra leone. hello, i'm holly hamilton — this is your tuesday sport briefing. we start with a look back at monday's european championship qualifiers — and some bad news for portugal and juventus for that matter. cristiano ronaldo went off injured as portugal drew 1—1 against serbia. they were leading at the time. the european champions equalised through a spectacular 25—yard strike from danilo pereira. elsewhere world champions france thrashed iceland a—nil in paris

they say the hillsborough stadium was potentially lethal, badly designed and riddled with faults.t's like giving a captain a ship that's already sinking and thenjudging him by how well he's sailing it. the jury were shown this photograph of crushing, eight years before the disaster. they heard there was a history of near misses at hillsborough, but nobody had told mr duckenfield about past problems. in 1989, the crush was fatal when the terraces became dangerously full. this safety barrier collapsed under the pressure. 96 men, women and children lost their lives, the youngest a boy of ten, the oldest a pensioner. ben myers said that no matter how great the jury's sympathy may be for those who've suffered, convicting david duckenfield as a way of expressing it would be very wrong indeed. he said he was being judged by different standards to other people. earlier today, the prosecution said the trial was 30 years late, but it was about david duckenfield's failures, and not those of other people. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. interserve — one of the biggest providers of public se

or they would find bodies on the street riddled with bullets and they write it up as a person who dieder way, there's no way they have the money to put 12 or 24 detectives onto a fake crime created by some, you know, celebrity, who decides he wants to improve his name recognition so maybe he can get more money out of the producers of empire, because of millions they are paying him is not enough. i feel sorry for that woman who said that her child's father was killed and the police didn't have enough resources to do a proper investigation, and this $130,000 at least was wasted on it. the city of chicago demands they pay it within ten days and on the 11th day they should file a lawsuit. >> sean: thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. you are not going to believe congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is blaming, or who is she blaming. and we have an update on our friend, judge jeanine pirro, straight ahead. ♪ biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a pati

up to the mayor, i believe and state that law enforcement is stuck in the middle of a sent tonic riddle, and it is ash wednesday. where we reflect and repent, the king of kings never lies, never dies, suffers neither fools nor alibis. as you do under the least of me, it came out of the gospel, and was reference to the animals we clearly see. so, the u.s. constitution has also been disregarded. i pray this answer will be a causation for change. why or more black males treated more aggressively nationwide, and this seems to be the case for a very long time. let it be that you clearly see through spirit, it is because the world has always, to this moment, hated even now, the master carpenter with the will and hair who also spoke clearly about lawyers. the bar association and service to papal law has long usurped by ku all three branches of government, and ongoing treasonous truth. the opposed -- they oppose assistance to the homeless, otherwise they'd be suing every church for false advertising, love one another, do unto one another. perhaps the reason for the high incidence of aggression

they say the hillsborough stadium was potentially lethal, badly designed and riddled with faults.s like giving a captain a ship that's already sinking and thenjudging him by how well he's sailing it. the jury were shown this photograph of crushing, eight years before the disaster. they heard there was a history of near misses at hillsborough, but nobody had told mr duckenfield about past problems. in 1989, the crush was fatal when the terraces became dangerously full. this safety barrier collapsed under the pressure. 96 men, women and children lost their lives, the youngest a boy of ten, the oldest a pensioner. ben myers said, no matter how great the jury's sympathy may be, convicting david duckenfield as a way of expressing it would be very wrong indeed. he said he was being judged by different standards to others. earlier today, the prosecution said the trial was 30 years late, but it was about david duckenfield's failures, and not those of other people. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. it's one of the biggest providers of public services, in prisons, schools and hospitals. but

of the caribbean can come anywhere riddled with be aware of that page that for many is the term under the particular rock we crave in which we don't normally consider the problem is coming to the southern hemisphere and we're going to have to deal with it probably eating the short term loosely and leaks out problems with both before to pray but really and then straight into the development but beyond that is going to be a lot more work paid to trying to understand where people engaging in fake to extremist rhetoric and and bigger that risk i think the muslim rhetoric. that across the lawn can be an act of violence that that's a hard one to run so i got boston thanks very much you need to tell him to us pressure thanks very much. right again to look at other news now and we can protest along the gaza israel fence have been perspective and hours after israeli air strikes hit the besieged strip the israeli military says a round one hundred hamas targets was struck early on friday and that was apparently in response to a rare rocket attack on the israeli city of tel aviv the exchange of f

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they say the hillsborough stadium was potentially lethal, badly designed and riddled with faults.aptain a ship that's already sinking and thenjudging him by how well he's sailing it." the jury were shown this photograph of crushing, eight years before the disaster. they heard there was a history of near misses at hillsborough, but nobody had told mr duckenfield about past problems. in 1989, the crush was fatal when the terraces became dangerously full. this safety barrier collapsed under the pressure. 96 men, women and children lost their lives, the youngest a boy of ten, the oldest a pensioner. ben myers said that no matter how great the jury's sympathy may be for those who've suffered, convicting david duckenfield as a way of expressing it would be very wrong indeed. he said he was being judged by different standards to others. earlier today, the prosecution said the trial was 30 years late, but it was about david duckenfield's failures, and not those of other people. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. interserve, one of the biggest providers of public services in prisons, school

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they get at one of the most troubling questions about an administration riddled with conflicts of interest. are they serving the interest of the american people or themselves? kushner has been reported to have conducted a rogue shop, leaving his own government out of the loop about his contacts with saudi officials. his contacts cause so much concern they were said to be part of the reason he couldn't get a security clearance. that is until his fodder in law intervened. although ivanka said that did not happen. >> there were anonymous leaks about there being issues. but the president had no involvement pertaining to my clearance or my husband's clearance. >> what twhur problems early on? >> there weren't any. >> not true. what she said to the camera, that's not true. it turns out jared is not the only kushner involved with saudi arabia. his brother went at about the exact same time jared was there to conduct u.s. foreign policy. he's not the only one who stood to benefit, rather than holding them accountable for a brutal hatchet murder of a journalist for an american newspaper. the person

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the road is riddled wit them. we're slow, as well. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, don't have problems right there. northbound 95, before prince lliam parkwa still have a crash in the middle of the road. aaron? >> thank you. >>> developing this morning, 157 people are dead, including a georgetown law student after a aane crashed in ethiopia. flight 302 crasheder takeoff. >> the captain reportedly asked to return to the airport six minutes into the flight. but it was too late. the plane crashed into a field.r there are co about the type of a plane that crashed. the boeing 737 max 8 was brand-new and didn't have reports of technical issues. hat it's also the same make and model as the planecrashed off indonesia last year. ethiopian airlines and china's civilian aviation authority have grounded jets for safety checks. >>> "the washington post" reports that the pilot has relatives in northern virginia. loved ones tell "the post," he was tes you pilot in the airline's history. he had been flying since july of 2010 and had more th

>> riddle. >> rebecrebecca, are you speaki? in the microphone, please. >> i'm going to get right to the point. if it seems completely outrageous to a navigation centre in the rectangular open space we call union square or a big open space along the marina programme nod or golden gate park or chrisy field, it should follow it is likewise for the same reasons creating a navigation centre along the comparably and beautiful embarkadaro. the follows are reasons there should not be a navigation centre at lot 330 and i'll run out of time so you can cut me off. [ laughter ] >> navigation centres have been around since 2015, the proposed site is over twice the size of navigation centres. the city service's auditor found a key feature of the centre was the small size, which allowed clients to thrive in a sheltered environment with relatively few richarrigid scale like you're proposing. upon the navigation centre concept, a large scale is an experiment and should not be done in an area where the fail would cause spill-over effects of work