. >> reporter: when united airlines brought up the lights on its new look, it was a change years in theing and for the plane it took nine days to get the old paint stripped away and the new look to come to life thanks to 134 gallons of paint. the tail and its globe now boast three shades of blue. the name united got big yef and bolder. the gold line along the bottom is out. and it's in with the new blue swoop. >> it symbolizes who we are about connecting people and uniting the world. >> reporter: united ceo oscar munoz. >> we're a much more energetic and exciting airline than we were a few years ago. everything we've done symbolizes something about the spirit of united that we're trying to create. >> reporter: when united and continental merged in 2010, they kept the united name and the continental paint job. it was the fastest way to get all the planes to say united. but the look dates back to 1991. though it did come with its own theme song. ♪ the bright eest spot in the sky ♪ >> airlines want to stand out in a crowd. this is why they invest time and money to make their planes look gr

to replicate the old spire or reate a new look for a cathedral that has endured and evolved over the centuries, and in record tido, a billion ars has been raised for the reconstruction of notre dame. >> it is astounding. richard engel for us, thank yo >>> nearly a billion dollars in donations as they mentioned, has been poured in to rebuild that iconic cathedral. that devastating blaze is also helping bring in donations for threeistorically black churches in louisiana. they werene recently burd in suspected hate crimes. as of sunday, a gofundme for those churches had only raised about us0,000. then j one day after the notre dame fire, donations have soared to more than $1.3 million. they have now surpassed their goal of $1.8 million, and that money will be split among the three churches. >>> let's turn to our weather now with a lot of ingredients out there that are brewing. here's janessa webb. good morning. >> the great news this morning, noornado watches have been issued or warnings here at this time. we're really dealing with that severe thunderstorm watch and warning throughout y

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attacked a restaurant employee with a wine bottle, san francisco police continue to look for that man. we have these new surveillance photos of the person police are looking for. now in february, police say the man got into an altercation with the staff at a restaurant on market street. he briefly left but then returned. police say he then walked up to a person at the front counter who had nothing to do with the confrontation and whacked the employee across the head with a wine bottle causing very traumatic injuries. the man then ran off. he hasn't been seen since. >>> get ready for another tech stock boom. okay. maybe not a boom, how about a boomlet? we're in the midst of one of the busiest ipo stretches in decades. a pair of tech high fliers, zoom and pinterest, expected to start selling shares to the public as early as tomorrow and then on the heels of the multibillion dollar lyft ipo, its larger ride-sharing rooe ining rival, expected to go public early next month. not just tech companies selling stock. company called greenlane holdings will soon be the first cannabis company to trade on a major u.s

about house now house presents design classics from the bow house school and a new look. these are the works of german furniture maker christiane. i did what i keep ours and we didn't want to put our house originals on a pedestal and view them as the museum pieces that they often are today while still white the opposite we wanted to take them down from the museum pedestal and bring them back to life. and that's why that's our goal because we make furniture will come to be so we got together with young designers to show this ball house furniture in a night light the balls move it in noisily. christiane that russia is an expert when it comes to bauhaus furniture for over forty years his company has been reproducing classics from the one nine hundred twenty. strictly according to the original designs. one of the main principles of the bauhaus school was form follows function so every piece of furniture is suitable for daily use but that's not all. that's then this these are more of the regular piece in the earn a trial a movie they're not just ordinary so. i was in chairs i

the idea of a news tab would be, you can go and look for news and be exposed for more news and, i think, look, to date. our hope has been that we aren't making payments so that publishers become dependent on the payments, that publishers should be able to, again, monetize directly and have a direct relationship with their audiences, rather than it coming through facebook so they can know them through instant articles. i think as we move into a news surface, what we're going to explore is how do we do that even more. how do we make sure that publishers are getting the money they need to do this great work. >> so the fbi and the sec and ftc is investigating and a fine with facebook and not to mention in europe and other parts of the world. most of that was prompted by cambridge analytica and there have been a lot of pr issues with facebook recently. and you know, just yesterday, millions of facebook users information was found to be exposed on the cloud computing server. so facebook sort of has a-- something of an image problem. do you feel that that has led inside to a siege mentality? a

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could take years before we know whether the cathedral will return to its previous glory or receive a new look for the future but either way it seems notre dame is determined to remain one of europe's most visited sites to be seen. in the house or some of the other stories making news around the world you should actually officials have declared opposition come to that akram in mameluke the republican on the people's party the winner of last month's disputed istanbul elections doesn't measure type heard ones a cape a one nation wide but lost istanbul and ankara to the out p.p. place loans to the people to be from the vote so far his have not yet voted on the . form of peruvian president alan garcia has died after shooting himself in the head just before he was due to be detained by police in the capital lima the sixty nine year old had undergone emergency surgery in a local hospital is being investigated for allegedly taking illegal payments from egypt was that in construction for his claim he was innocent. teenage environmental activist aggressive to him but dismissed the poker she posed becom

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new car. we're at the auto show with hands-on looks at new styles, new sizes, and new safety features now in demand. >>> and home delivery by drone. approved to take flight for the first time. a game changer in the air. tonight, where it's happening and what could be delivered by drone to your door. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. it is t now surging to its highest level in 25 years, driving the tally of cases nationwide to 695. hard-hit new york one of several states reporting new measles cases tonight. misinformation leaving too many people unvaccinated against a disease that can leave victims at risk of serious complications long after they've recovered. our anne thompson has details. >> reporter: measles. the most contagious disease in the world, spreading in hotspots around the country. this week, new cases in california, new york, and new jersey. >> one of the things that the anti-vaccine movement has been doing is portraying measles as a benign illness or nothing more than a rash. and nothing could be further

we'll look at your roads and the sensors and they're all green across the span. good news. we'll check back in a few minutes. >>> breaking news overnight. we have new information about the final moments of that deadly ethiopian airlines crash. a new report released this morning says the crew onboard the boeing 737 max 8 did exactly what they're supposed to do but could not get control of the plane. abc news live in washington with more on this black box bombshell. good morning. >> reporter: jessica, good morning. this was the second disaster for the boeing jet in as many months and did lead to the worldwide grounding of this plane. it was the crash in march that led to the death of over 157 people onboard and this morning the ethiopian transport ministry's initial findings show despite doing everything right the pilots couldn't recover the aircraft from a nose dive. >> the crew performed all the procedures repeatedly provided by the manufacturer but was not able to control the aircraft. >> reporter: two aviation sources told abc news the reason for the crash of the ethiopia

we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the first iranian woman to win an international boxing match was cancelled plans to return home after iranian authorities allegedly issued an arrest warrant for. a breach of french on saturday in for his female boxing is allowed in iran providing the women adhere to islamic dress codes not use of referee. electoral officials in turkey have declared opposition candidates akram in mama lou off the republican people's party the winner of last month's disputed election present magic type her the ones a.k.p. won nationwide but lost istanbul and ankara to the r p p p i k peace loadstone appeal to the vote of thought is have not yet ruled on the us for a full peruvian president alan garcia has died after shooting himself in the head just before he was due to be detained by police in the capital lima the sixty nine year old had undergone emergency service surgery at a local hospital he's being investigated for allegedly taking illegal payments from a major brazilian construction firm doesn't garcia did night the cla

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growing issue at many american companies. >>> the price you pay for a new car, we're on the road and at the auto show with a hands-on look at big changes for american drivers, new styles, new sized new safety features now in mand. >>> home delivery by drone, aroved to take flight for the first time, a game changer in the air. s tonight, where it' happening and what toould be delivered by drone our door. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening, everyone. it's hard to imagine but we're witnessing the clock turning backwards. the measles, a disease we thought was wiped out two decades ago now surging to the highest level in 25 years driving the tally of cases to 695. hard-hit new york one of several states reporting new measles cases tonight, misinformation leaving too many people unvaccinated against a disease that can leave victims at risk of serious complications long after they have recovered. our ann pson has details. sles, porter: m the most contagious disease in the world spreading in hot spots around the country. this week, new cases in california, new york and new jersey. >> one of t

style later famed as val house design in the early twentieth century it was a new approach to architecture. is fascinated by it. look at the detail the windows and what a clever solution this mechanism is fine the structure you find usually totally new back down with that one if this is it's as if you installed a spaceship somewhere today and said this is the new architecture. i sees his photos as a criticism of contemporary architecture. he says modern designs lack a spirit of experimentation and courageous ideas. doesn't the industrial building and construction methods that were developed back then were implemented because they offered a way to build a lot for a little money. concept of progress behind them didn't take hold. we have no innovations in architecture there too i. can add colorful accents he turns an apartment block and lintz into an artwork in primary colors red yellow and blue. inspired by dutch painter piet mondrian. he also cites architects from the powerhouse tradition bruno touts design for workers housing in berlin placed equal emphasis on form functionality and color. architecture photographer

the crash that led to this mess. >>> plus a new look at the dangerous toxins that may be found in popular e-cigarettes. >>> back to our developing news in sunnyvale. right now, police are searching an apartment complex. we're hearing this may be connected to the crash last night when a car plowed into 8 pedestrians. this is a live look from chopper 5 over this apartment complex. it's unclear what authorities are looking for inside. we're going to have the very latest on air and of course online at kpix.com. >>> caltrans spent much of the morning mopping this up mess in placer county. you're looking at 30,000 pounds of frozen food -- lanes opened an hour ago. this happened after a semi truck caught fire before 6:00 this morning. a truck turned on its side. it's not clear what led up to the crash and no word on the driver's condition. >>> two teenage boys are under arrest following a smash-and-grab robbery on the peninsula. palo alto police say johnson and flores of daily city were breaking into vehicles at a parking garage last week on bryan street near an apple store. police caught the 18

in a moment, time to join the sportsday team, first a look at what is coming up on bbc news this evening. in beyond 100 days we will be looking ahead to the release of the redacted version of special counsel robert mueller‘s account of allegations into alleged russian interference. after france invites architects from around the world to send in designs for a new spy for notre—dame, we ask ofa for a new spy for notre—dame, we ask of a radical new look would be appropriate. at 1040 pmb will take our first look at the papers, with sam listerfrom the express and a journalist from the express and a journalist from the ft. stay with us this evening, but now it is time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme... it's another huge night for the english clubs in the champions league as tottenham take their 1—0 advtange to manchester city. i'm at the etihad and city try to keep the unprecedented quadruple alive. elsewhere tonight, liverpool are in porto asjurgen klopp insists his side will fight with all they have to reach the last four. and no space forjofra arc

news. >> looks like a hurricane outside the window. it is a fire hydrant. near fifth and brandon. a car crashed into that hydrant. the san francisco firefighter get flooding to a minimum and no one hurt. >>> now to another messy scene in san francisco. a hit and run sent a car crashing into a house. may have been a result of a chase. one of the cars hit a moving car and collided with two parked cars. one man told us the crash happened after he chased away the suspects trying to break into his car. >> they took everything i had and they started running. i chased them. and i was on the phone with 911. >> a lot of crashing. and no one hurt. police have detained several people who ran from the scene. >>> more problems for the richmond san rafael bridge. pieces of concrete fell on the lower deck. a piece of concrete cracked a driver's windshield. fortunately that driver was not hurt. still there are now calls to replace the entire bridge after those recent incidents. >>> another democratic contender. eric swalwell holding a rally in dublin. former alameda county prosecutor announcing h

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news watch... you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and you have a look our website,... that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. this time last week, it was all about the sunshine and the warmth that we got to look forward to across easter weekend. well, today, we have seen some sunshine. in fact, it's been a glorious day across the highlands, scotland — as you can see from lochnessmonster. but for most of us, the cloud arrived and it brought some rain with it. and it's a sign of what's to come as we move into the weekend — a cooler, more unsettled theme for many. in fact, we start off the weekend on a stormy note with this deep area of low pressure moving in. and on the southern flank of that low, we are going to see gales for many, severe gales on exposed coasts. and those winds are going to be strong enough perhaps to cause some travel disruption, particularly for high—sided vehicles and maybe uproot trees which are now starting to becoming full leaf. it'll also bring with

coming we'll look at news, weather, and traffic. >>> welcome back at 5:23. with the weather warming up and the weekend fast g,approach it's time to look to events that get your kids off the screen. >> get them outside. what gets the heart pumping better than a bike ride? melissa mollet joining us with the best way to stay safe out tthere. that's key, right? >> that's the key. we walk you true getting you bike properly prepped. once you're on the road, there are rules you and your kids need to follow to stay safe. w that we've prepped our wheels, it's time to get smart. travis evans owns just riding alg bicycle shop in laytonsville. he says safety srts with your gear. make sure your helmets are bright, reflective, perhaps add a light. that hello mitt isn't something you want to be a hand-me-dosu. >> uly the shelf life of a helmet is three to four years. >> reporter: avoid the big box store bike assembly. >> a lot of the times they aren't assembled correctly to begin with. sometimes they need full tune-ups. >> reporter: hling a little one? for baby seats, evans

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staying in the middle east, the front page of the arab news looks at the world economic forum injordan the arab economy is only a third of the size it should be, with calls for greater cooperation and collaboration. and finally, the financial times reports on london's new pollution rules and how businesses such as taxi companies and logistics firms have been adapting to the new standards, which come into effect today. jonathan charles is back, director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development. good to have you back. good to see you. let's start with brexit, as we start every single day. this is a bit like dante's circles of hell, isn't it? cabinet theory are theresa may long as brexit delay looms, we could be facing another year perhaps of discussing all of this. what the papers do not say of course, of course this is really crucial week, evenif course this is really crucial week, even if we get to this without

now on bbc news it's time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament, where there's anger at the prime minister over the further brexit delay. does my right honourable friend, the prime minister, appreciate the anger that her abject surrender last night has generated across the country? mps welcome plans to get tough with internet companies. for the sake of the family of molly russell and the victims of christchurch, we must work together across this house to make sure that social media companies and tech companies are properly held to account. also on this programme, mps mark 50 years of the uk's at sea nuclear deterrent. jeremy corbyn challenges theresa may over funding for local services. and, in the lords, a peer has a solution for those worried that new uk passports don't have the words european union on the front cover. it would be sensible to put a question mark after european union. and then in due course, my lords, we can tipp—ex it out. but first... just as the uk was heading for another brex

looking out for possible new fires to make sure that nothing goes off again obviously the firefighters also said that the structure seems to be more or less stable now just because actually the firefighters were able to save the two towers there are weak spots in the team of firefighters is looking out for more weak spots apparently they gave us that were before hand held in place by the roof that has then gone up in flames are now kind of one of these weak spots the firefighters also addressed criticism that it took them quite a long time to get to get out so that they said it was only ten minutes we were there really quickly and they talked about what it was like to fight the fire and not saddam let's listen to one part of that press conference. but you know human life was at risk that's the most important thing. and our colleagues were not severely injured of course but of course not saddam is special we knew about the attention it would create. we knew we would be watched. i could see the number of people that gathered around. the mission was special because of the remarkable respo

upcoming budget, all in an effort to catch up with demand for the real id cards. >>> there is a new look today at the cost of tariffs put in place by the white house. "new york times" says the university of chicago has a report that will show just one tariff, the one on washing machines, raised prices on american consumers by $1.5 billion. the report says the tariffs did encourage foreign companies to shift manufacturing over to the united states, and it created about 1800 new jobs. however, researchers concluded that those came at a cost of about $817,000 per job. >>> bmw is expanding one of its recalls over concerns an electrical short could lead to fire. our partners at consumer reports say bmw is recalling certain 3s, 5 series and z4 cars from the 2006 model year. bmw says the problems are extremey rare, but it does warn customers to stop driving their cars if there is smoke coming from the engine compartment or if they smell smoke or plastic burning. really, that should apply for any car, to tell you the truth. >> all right, thanks, michael, very much. >> sure. >>> we want to talk a

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now on bbc news a look ahead to sports day. up on bbc news, the premier league's cat and mouse chase continues with liverpool having the chance to go back to the top of the table tonight with only one point separating in and manchester city. we will also look ahead to one of the packed sporting weekends of the year with the grand national, the boat race and the fa cup semifinal is all to come. that's on sports day at 6:30pm. now it is time for this film review. hello there. welcome to the film review. here on bbc news taking us through this week's cinema releases we have, yes, you have guessed it, mark kermode. three very different releases. we have pet sematary, which is a new reworking of the stephen king classic novel. we have shazami, an upbeat, colourful anti—superhero movie. and happy as lazarro, a cannes prizewinner. now, pet sematary. what could possibly be scary about a pet cemetery? are you...? where do you stand on stephen king stories? have you read stephen king? yeah, yeah. and you have because you have done a phd

. >> coming up next, matthew preston talks about the role of the news industry, later a look at killing general realism, how donald trump are destroying news and how we can save it. [inaudible conversations] hello everyone think also much for coming. this is our first time. welcome. thank you so much for coming. we at buchalter are pleased to host matthew pressman on liberal values that shape the news. one quick thing before we begin, with copies on the info desk, but we do not have a register so feel free to grab water to and then please make sure to pay for them downstairs underwear. a little bit about matthew, he is assistant professor of journalism and holds a phd. they were to eight years for vanity fair. a series of his article when the 2010 merit award for best commentary, digital media. he is also written for atlantic, washington post and new york times. his book is out now from harvard university. once more take you all for coming out and i will turn it over to matthew. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction and thank you all for being here. i want to talk a little bit ab

. >>> plus -- >> a new look at the lion king.e're with the stars and getting the scoop on the movie. ♪ >> i wish i got to sing that song. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> here's my question -- did lori loughlin believe she had a "get out of jail free" card? this college bribery scandal continues to spin out of control. we have new reporting tonight on how the "fuller house" star is handling her legal trouble behind closed doors. >> let's unpack this. we hear those close to lori are concerned, because she seems to be making a bad situation, even worse. >> sorry about the bad news, lori. >> she ignored questions. a source tells "e.t.," loughlin initially thought she would just get a slap on the wrist for her alleged role in the admissions scandal, but now, she is, quote, scared and in terrible shape. prosecutors added a charge to her indictment yesterday, that was after, we're told, lori and her fashion designer husband rejected prosecutors' initial plea offers. legal expert rachel stockman says lori should move fast on an

comments, so you can bet there's going to be controversy in a few weeks. >> all this week abc 7 news has been looking at the impact and issues created pie ride share services. >> it's part of a week long building a better bay area series. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie crunches the numbers. >> reporter: ride sharing services are taking a bite out of public transit on the peninsula and in the south bay. ridership down between 4% and 5% in the past year for both san trans and vta. >> if ridership does continue to decline, yes, maybe some hard choices will have to be made. >> gas prices have been historically low, cost of housing is driving people out of the area, and you're not going to have people taking transit back into the city. they need their cars for that. >> reporter: to reverse the decline san trans will use shuttle vans which riders can hail using a mobile phone app. they're calling this new service micro transit. the fair will be $2.25. the decline in ridership is not just a bay area phenomenon. to offset the decline vta's board next month will look at eliminating low ridership routes. o