they filled in the doorway and now we have a painting hanging there. it is called "our lady of refuge." all refuges -- missions have a picture like this. if you go to any of the missions, you should see a depiction of this painting. they brought an original to an art school and students made copies of the original painting, so you can see variations between the copies. as we make our way to the front of the church, we have one of the oldest sets if not the oldest set of stations of the cross in california. three of them are being repaired now but 11 are on display. one of the reasons why the church does not look exactly the way it did during the mission days is because the change of ownership. the building was sold into private hands for $510. eventually, the building was returned to the catholic church but it was showing its age, so they made some cheap repairs to mask the damage and modernize the building. inside and out, the entire church was covered with wooden siding. the original ceiling was in bad shape, so they covered it with a wooden ceiling

i dare to hope that lyra's murder on holy thursday evening can be the doorway to a new beginning. sri lankan government has admitted major lapses in failing to pass on intelligence that could have prevented the suicide bombings on easter sunday, which killed 359 people. parliament heard that an indian intelligence warning from the beginning of the month about the attacks was not properly shared by the authorities. iran's foreign minister says nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe could be released from jail in a prisoner swap with iranians detained by the us. huawei, the chinese telecoms giant, welcomes reports that the government will let it help build britain's 5g data network. in football, manchester city have got one step closer to a second successive premier league title, with a convincing derby victory over manchester united at old trafford. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and writer and broadcaster, christina patterson. now, a lot of tomorrow's front pages are in. and many of them

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i dare to hope that lyra's murder on holy thursday evening can be the doorway to a new beginning anda deep desire for this. applause the priest was given a standing ovation when he asked why it had taken the death of a 29—year—old woman to bring political parties together. applause we'll have the latest from belfast... and talking to the leader of sinn fein, mary lou mcdonald, who was at the funeral. the other main stories on bbc news at 5: the death toll rises again in sri lanka — 359 people died in the easter sunday attacks — one of the bombers — who studied in the uk — has been named. huawei — the chinese telecoms giant — welcomes reports that the government will let it help build britain's 56 data network. nicola sturgeon says she wants to hold a second referendum on scottish independence by 2021 if the uk leaves the eu. and a crucial night in the premier league, can united derail city's title bid in tonight's much awaited manchester derby? the funeral of the journalist lyra mckee — who was shot dead during rioting in londonderry last thursday — has taken place in belfast. the pr

evening can be the doorway to a new beginning and i detect a deep desire for this. death toll rises again in sri lanka. 359 people died in the oestrous sunday attacks. one of the bombers who study in the uk has been identified. huawei, the chinese telecoms giant, welcomes reports from the government that it will help build britain's five g network. nicola sturgeon said she wants to hold a second referendum on scottish independence by 2021 in the uk leaves the eu. ina in a moment it will be time for sports day but in first, a look at what is coming up on bbc news. at eight p:m., what is coming up on bbc news. at eight p: m. , more what is coming up on bbc news. at eight p:m., more details on one of the attackers on the easter sunday attackers. one is believed to have studied in the south—east of england bed and did not complete a full degree. at 815, government ministers call for an investigation of high—level discussions about the uk using huawei technology when leaked. the government has approved the supply of equipment the chinese telecoms firm for the uk's 5g net

idea to hope that lyra's murder on holy thursday evening can be the doorway to a new beginning. -- iare to. the sri lankan government has admitted major lapses in failing to pass on intelligence that could have prevented the suicide bombings on easter sunday, which killed 359 people. iran's foreign minister says nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe could be released from jail in a prisoner swap with iranians detained by the us. huawei, the chinese telecoms giant, welcomes reports that the government will let it help build britain's 56 data network, and in football, manchester city have got one step closer to a second successive premier league title, with a convincing derby victory over manchester united at old trafford. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, eve pollard and christina paterson. do stay with us for that. the murder of the journalist lyra mckee should be a decisive turning point in the history of northern ireland. that was the forthright message delivered at her funeral in belfast today. a message heard by a congregation which included t

doorway in their group and the time that it will become bigger he tells us that they will disarm up to thirty thousand fighters but only with full muslim autonomy. if not then. remember we will not do commission our forces and we will not give up our firearms which we promised to the government. this is what both sides are trying to avoid and not them robbie the largest muslim city of the philippines lies in ruins bombed out after a few hundred fighters had occupied mahratti for five months two years ago. more than one thousand people were killed. the tens of thousands remain displaced. it was president to territory who ordered the bombing but he's also a strong supporter of muslim autonomy his film a peace advisor tells us. it is a struggle signal to the bad guys. around with this country i have been in the peace process under several presidents and we have not far as we have this time. but if the autonomy drive fails more disaffected muslims could join radical outfits in addition after the loss of their caliphate in syria and iraq more for n.i.s. fighters might also decide that minda

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i dared to hope that her murder on holy thursday evening can be the doorway to a new beginning.he death toll rises again in sri lanka — 359 people died in the easter sunday attacks — one of the bombers — who studied in the uk — has been identified. huawei — the chinese telecoms giant — welcomes reports that the government will let it help build britain's 56 data network. but other countries have criticised the uk. a lot of countries are looking to what others are doing and i worried that the signal that the uk is sending to others is that this is not really a concern. iran's foreign minister says nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe could be released from jail in a prisoner swap with iranians detained by the us and also coming up before nine o'clock. .. the recommendation‘s come from the world health organization, the first time they've made this kind of recommendation. the funeral service for the murdered journalist lyra mckee in belfast today was transformed into a call for the renewal of the peace process. ms mckee was shot dead last week by the republican dissident group new ira. fathe

be the doorway to a new beginning and i detect a deep desire for this.their hands. they need jobs. they need a better health service and education. they need a life. not a gun in their hands. to those who had any part in lyra's murder, i encourage you, reflect on lyra mckee, journalist, writer, is a powerful example of the pen is mightier than the sword. i plead with you to take the road of nonviolence to achieve your political aims. it was encouraging to see those who provide a political analysis to the organisation responsible for lyra's death chose to call off their parade on easter monday in derry following the call from a fatherjoe gormley, the parish priest in creggan, where lyra was killed. to those still intent on violence, i ask you to listen to the majority of the people of your beloved island of ireland who are calling on you to stop. i pay tribute to the courage and the determination of the women who, in a very powerful gesture of nonviolence, one by one placed their hands in blood red paint on a wall and said loudly, we are not afraid. i com

it has a lot of problems because doorways are narrow and there are steps in the middle of the bathrooms. there are a number of things that are challenges to any use of the building reuse. the organization said that it is trying to find uses for the building, which would allow it to be financially viable. i am not as familiar of my architect friends from my point of view, i would not want to do anything which might inhibit the changes to the interior of the building which would be necessary to accommodate a new use because if a new use can't be found, or the school can't be revitalized somehow, then i feel we would have a building to slowly deteriorate, which would be quite unfortunate. did i answer your question? >> well, not exactly. at a similar dimension to this discussion, i guess, i just wanted to, for the record, just speak about the value of this that needs to be enhanced in some way, maybe it is the benefit, maybe the japanese task force can come up with something , but i feel like that would be my comment if i could add anything to it. >> there is already an interpretive progra

-- from your business -- not your doorway, sorry -- clean and sanitary and safe. so are you checking for vomit? are you checking for broken bottles and things like that? >> yes, i just addressed that. i mean, yes, we do. at 2:30, we do a round and clean everything up. just to let you know, i personally myself and staff come and cleanup human feces and vomit. at 6:00 a.m., there are human parties that start. yes, we cleanup as much as we can, but that doesn't mean we can cleanup after the 26 a.m. parties that start. >> can i make a suggestion? buy a power washer, and have your cleaning person power wash thursday, friday, saturday night. we have done that at bars where we were taking a lot of flak from neighbors where they were not our customers, and we felt like unfairly accused or blamed about something that wasn't ours. when you start power washing your neighbors, and you create a buffer zone, and you can see the difference on the sidewalk between where you stopped washing and you started, it's impossible for people to complain. you literally have this shining ar

back room where she starts to tap on some buttons attempting to open the till while he waits in the doorway another employee walks up. >> everyone has the everyone just stay calm body language. >> exactly. let's not do anything stupid here. >> and the drawer pops open. aches grabs what he cand ,ea tucves it open against one. >> it sure does. >> after a few more moments, boom. >> yes. he came and cold clocked him. >> it's just the beginning. he just unleashes a hail of punches on this guy's face. >> oh. >> he continues to throw punches doing everything he can to disable this would be robber. >> this is better than mma, man. this is great. this is glory. >> was he trained to do that or was he just angry? he had the fists of fury. >> another employee gets involved. they get this guy restrained and disarm him. you can see that employee now has his gun, but watch this moment right here. you see the would be robber. he turns around and it appears like he's asking for his gun back. >> no. >> nice try. nice try. >> they knock this out of him. >> no word if there's been any arrests or not. >> yes, t

the other guy was standing in the doorway before running off. we reported several similar incidents happening in recent months. >>> here's something that you might not hear every day. a politician rejecting money. the mayor of san jose got a hefty raise but said he doesn't want it. a special commission decides how much city council members and the mayor are paid. the commission proposed a $58,000 salary increase. but the mayor says the raise is just too much money. right now he makes about $130,000 for reference. he said in the future, raises should never go above 3%. >> good news for south bay commuters. you can get a free ride on vta and light rain tomorrow. this is part of get on board day. they are encouraging businesses to get on board. companies that still work for public transit will be featured on buses and light rail trains that roll out tomorrow. >>> a milestone for one shelter. they expect to perform its 10,000th spay/neuter procedure. a free gift bag and their loving pet should also be able to celebrate. >> you may soon have the chan

other guy stands in doorway before he runs off too. >>> playgrounds targeted by vandals. bueÑa vista in walnut creek, and two in last weekend. glass, pellet gun capsules and clothing from the lost and found were scattered. >>> two construction workers to the hospital, building on park boulevard and page mill road, cleaning the elevator shaft with acetone, sparked explosion when concrete grinder was turned on. firefighters evacuated the building, rushed workers to the hospital with burns. >>> what is wrong with the ficus trees? green corridor in sanrancisco.o after heated public hearing. public works department believes the 50-year-old trees are safety hazard. >> hit cars, blocked lanes of traffic and injured people. >> plans to replace the trees with red maple and sturdier varieties. >>> a's have grand plans, want to build a new waterfront ballpark and redevelop the existing coliseum sight. alameda county supervisors voted unanimously to sell their half to the a's. $85 million. they have t out how the a's will develop the site. mayor libby schaaf released benefits people

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their rules prohibit blocking doorways and impeding the movement of people or trains. still a little landscaping and needed to get home. >> i would fought think that's cute if i were waiting to get home and that door were blocked. >>> next, a warning about someone harming pets in the east bay. a reward in that disturbing place. >> more than a dozen parents set to plead guilty in the scandal, actress felicity i'm ready to solve these problems, i'm running for president of the united states. >> east bay congressman eric swalwell announces a 2020 run for president. the crowded race and the event he already has planned for today. good morning to you on this tuesday, april 9th. >> you are never more than a few minutes away from the accuweather forecast. >> good morning, everybody. remember that fog we get with. there you go. everybody is pretty much unlimited visibility this morning. in fact, here's a look from the east bay hills, you see a few clouds left over. those will be quickly ushered away from us by these breezes as they pick up in intensity. it's cooler. dress wa

they failed in the doorway. we have a painting. but as one of the more important ones, our lady of refuge. all of the missions have a depiction like this. she is the patroness of baja california and alter california -- alta california. they brought over an original to an art school and students made copies of the original paintings. you can see variations between the different copies. making our way to the front of the church we have one of the oldest sets if not the oldest stations of the cross in california still in use. three of them are being repaired now, but the other 11 are on display. one of the reasons the church doesn't look the way it did during the mission days is because of change of ownership. one of the things that happened is it was sold into private hands. it was steel -- a steal of a deal. it was returned to the catholic church, but showing its age. they made cheap repairs to mask the damage and modernize. inside and out the entire church was covered with wooden siding. the original ceiling was in bad shape, so th

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so i'm going to ask those persons standing near the doorway to find a seat or move to the other side of the room. we're currently looking for an overflow room. >> hello. i'm peter. i direct the potrero hill project. i spoke to you before when i was concerned about the future of the historic brick building on the power station site, particularly because i think they're not generally well known. they've been fenced off for many years. i was pleased to see that associate capital is entertaining ideas for preserving station a. but there is a number of historic buildings on this site. station a is huge, the gatehouse, the gas meter shop, and the beautiful neo classical facade of the machine shop, are relatively small and i think they deserve consideration as well. perhaps they could be moved near the bay shore. we've been circulating a petition saying, which asks the developer to save the historic brick buildings at the potrero power station. as of an hour ago, we have 880 signatures on that petition. i'd like to leave a copy with you today. it's clear that the developer is going to capit

a short time later, a tree trimmer sees adalynn in the doorway, sobbing.he tells him her mother is dead. he calls 911. >> and as we arrived on the scene and did our initial assessment, kenzie was in the bedroom. >> reporter: what was your impression? >> at that point, we assumed that somehow she had hemorrhaged. we didn't touch her. we didn't move her. at that point, we're trying to maintain the integrity of the scene. >> reporter: when did you realize you had a murder on your hands? >> the coroner was taking photos and i was standing right at the edge of the doorway, and i remember the coroner saying, as he started to touch the body, we have a problem. and that's when we realized that it was a homicide. >> reporter: 26-year-old kenzie had been shot in the back of the head, execution style. police attempt cpr, but it's too late. then, police make the dreaded call to chris, telling him to come home immediately. >> they told me that her and the baby were gone. and i remember collapsing in the yard. i lost it. >> reporter: chris brown is interviewed at the st

thatal cove used to be a doorway that led to the cemetery. the cemetery has since moved so they filled in the doorway and now we have a painting hand hanking in there. that's one of the more important paintings in the church much that's called our lady of refuge and all of the missions have a depiction of mary and jesus like this. she's the patroness of the entire californias, both baja, california, and ulta, california. if you go to any of the missions, should see a depiction of this painting. they brought an original to an art school and the students made copies of the original paintings. so you can see little variations between the different copies. as we make our way to the front of the church, we have one of the oldest if not the oldest set of stations of the cross in california and they're still in use in the church. three of them are being repaired right now. but the other 11 are on display. so one of the reasons why the church doesn't look exactly the way it did during the mission days is because its change of ownership. one of the th

it's strategically placed on the edge of the sorrow and is known as the doorway to the desert. this is where jo reed small business is based morocco gets some three thousand hours of sunshine every year twenty eight year old job has four employees and she says business is booming. and that's partly because morocco is government has been investing in sustainable energy for years and was assad is now home to one of the world's largest solar power plants. or do you know what is out is the world capital solar energy because of this new large power plant. nor does it. even from far away you can see the plants main towers it's been names nor which in arabic life. until recently local relied on imported fuel for almost all of its energy needs now the country is changing that developing projects like this one there are some seven and a half thousand mirrors surrounding the tower and a vast field the mirrors reflect the sunlight focusing it on to the top of the tower which eats up to more than one family's degrees celcius. the moroccan manager of the project tariq or coworkers is meetin

it is not known what is on the other side of a black hole eculate there may be a doorway -- some speculate may be a doorwa this image proof that black holes exist, and it is hoped that it will help astronomers learn more about space, time, and our own existence. >> what is so exciting is that we are taking our knowledge of black holes, which is focused on the theory, simulating how the environment of a black hole looks. now having the data, seeing is, it turns the bible into something tangible, something thatou can see -- it turns the black hole into something tangible, something you can see, and there is so much we cas. learn from t pallab: researchers are recalibrating their instruments to take another black hole, this time at the heart of our own galaxy, the milky way. , inab ghosh, bbc newsn. sp laura: albert einstein was right oles allose black alon remember, you can find sl the day' news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you souch for watching "bbc orld news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your liftyle, so you can swipe yo

. >> i dare to hope that lyra's murder on holy thursday evening can be the doorway to beginning, andt a deep dere for this. ♪ emma: exactly 21 years after the good friday agreement, lyra mckee, gunned down by the new ira, has promptea backlash against modern-day dissident republicans. the shock of lyra mckee's death has been felt widely, but there is also a sense of hope that it can bring a new turning point whic move forward.>>ireland it is ridiculous. there is a small minority. >> i hope there is no more. if people would only rise up. ♪ emma: this celebration of lyra's life also a reminder of how much northern ireland has to lose through a continuation of its past. from: emma vardy reporting northern ireland. britain's government will reportedly a level controversial innese tech company aol building the u.k.'s next generation of mobile communications. it puts it at odds with washington. they say that the information huawei got could be used by beijing for spying. how risky is it for the u.k. government to use huawei to build a 5g network? >> incredibly risky, but it can be managed

speculate there may be a doorway -- some speculate there may be a undoorway to paralleerses.image proof that black holes exist, and it is hoped that it will help astronomers learn more about sce, time, and our own existence. t is so exciting is that we are taking our knowledge of black holes, which is focused on the theory, simulating how the environment of a black hole looks. now the data, seeing this, it turns the bible into something tangible, something that you can see -- it turns the black hole into something tangible, something you can see, and there is so much we can learn from this. pallab:ea rhers are recalibrating their instruments to take another picture of a black hole, this time at the heart of our own t galax milky way. pallab ghosh, bbc news spain. laura: albert einstein was right about those black holes all along. remember, you ca find all the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for wching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are desiuned to work ad your lifestyle, so you can swipe your waygh th

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after this brief break, please rejoin us to see where we can find that doorway of duty that leads to god. duty that leads to god. ok simon, what do people wear? clothes. that's right, so it's important to learn how to dress yourself. here's how it's done. shirt, underwear, pants, socks, shoes. underwear always first, nametag on the back, then pants, then shirt. go ahead and put this on. now with the shirt, you want to make sure the first button's right or you have to start all over again, ok? socks, left on left, right on right. tying the shoes, we're going to take the laces, we're going to cross them over, we're going to turn them around where the bunny goes down the hole, pull it tight and bunny ears, got it? [announcer] most parenting is hard to do in just 2 minutes. but 2 minutes twice a day making sure they brush is easier and it could help save them from a lifetime of tooth pain. maggie, welcome. you have you been for a year and a half. >> it's a new initiative. the benedict 16 initiative. it already has a nickname. >> sometimes we do, especially online. >> we shorten it. >> so

i will block that doorway, i'm telling you! that empowered me more, and made me angry. place, the police told the hambletons they had found no new evidence, and so could not launch a fresh investigation. 200 people were left with life changing injuries, and the chief constable, who is a public servant, who is paid extremely good money, wasn't, and didn't, do what he's employed to do. i've been personally involved with the assessment work. it's been thorough and open, and no information is being covered up, for the reason that, if we were able to progress it, i would dearly love to progress it. they've lost the bomb, which we have a picture of the contents here, which, you know, they deny. this is the third bomb that is missing, a tangible piece of evidence that is missing, that would have had fingerprints on. in fact, the police admitted 35 items of evidence used at the trial of the birmingham six had gone missing. the working assumption is that they were disposed of sometime in the late 1980s, probably sometime around the 10th anniversary of the trial, on the basis tha

>>tried engage him in the doorway. i was that definitely want to die some point he started dropping fresh meetings or something on. >>moments later another officer you see here breaks part of the garage to rescue officer web. some 14 hours later police entered the home to find central white her unborn baby and her son all shot dead white's boyfriend, anthony bailey who you shot there shot and killed himself after taking those other lives. the 2 officers now saying they are thankful to be alive despite all this, but they are mourning for the loss of those innocent lives both webb in murder seven-year veterans with the henry county police department they're expected to make a full recovery can adjusting back to you thank you grant we now know that that gray whale that was stranded near rodale last week died of severe malnutrition. the carcass was discovered last wednesday morning. >>and researchers with the marine mammal center completed the next crop see on it yesterday they say it is possible that shifting food sources

doorway in their grow. and become bigger. he tells us that they will disarm up to thirty thousand fighters but only with full muslim autonomy. if not. remember we will not do commission of war and we will not give up our firearms which we promised to the government. this is what both sides are trying to avoid another more robbie the largest muslim city of the philippines lies in ruins bombed out after a few hundred s. fighters had occupied maradi for five months two years ago. more than one thousand people were killed tens of thousands remain displaced. it was president to territory who ordered the bombing but he's also a strong supporter of muslim autonomy his form of peace adviser tells us. it is a struggle signal to the bad guys don't play around with this country i have been in the peace process under several presidents and we have not moved the us far as we have this time the president feels that we can improve as a nation if we try to give more authority and power to the locals but it must be under one flag the philippi

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the rules prohibit blocking doorways and impeding the movement of people or trains. okay, come on, buddy. you can't take a bunch of trees. >> well, he did try. it looks like he mostly succeeded. "world news tonight" with david muir is next. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all you have here, we appreciate your time. we see you again we hope in half an hour. >> i do have a few trees for you to transport for me, dan. will you do it? just kidding. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the stunning admission. actress felicity huffman agreeing to plead guilty tonight. her letter now just in. her apology, her message to her own daughter, and to the young people whose spots in school were taken. one of several parents agreeing to plead guilty. how much prison time could they face? >>> also breaking tonight, stopped just in time. authorities say the potentially deadly terror plot discovered here in the u.s. investigators say a man planning to plow a u-haul van into a crowd. tonight, right here, the areas he had been looking at. >>> also to

i dare to hope that lyra's murder on holy thursday evening can be the doorway to a new beginning, andgreement, lyra mckee, gunned down by the new ira, has prompted a backlash against modern day dissident republicans. applause the shock of lyra mckee's death has been felt widely, but there is also a sense of hope here it can bring a new turning point which helps northern ireland move forward. it should have been a thing of the past, you know. it's ridiculous, you know. it's a small minority who hold the whole country to ransom, or who are trying to do it, you know? a young girl's lost her life and i hope there's no more lose their lives after this. if people would only wise up in this country. # amazing grace. this celebration of lyra's life, also a reminder of how much northern ireland has to lose through a continuation of its past. no stay no with us on bbc news, still to come: —— stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the battle for brazil's indigenous population — the huge protests planned against president bolsonaro. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the