for lyra's nearest and dearest...ibute to lyra at her funeral in belfast cathedral. the congregation included a roll call of political leaders from westminster, belfast and dublin. why in god's name does it ta ke dublin. why in god's name does it take the death of a 29—year—old woman with her whole life in front of her... applause it was an unforgettable moment. the political leaders seemed embarrassed and did not know what to do or where to turn. it was as though father martin's words had shamed them. for a fleeting moment, it seemed there was hope of a political breakthrough brat, alas, it was not to be. —— a political breakthrough, but alas. they acknowledged the bravery and the courage and creativity of those women in derry, friends of lyra, where they can stand together and break some of this control. lyra's murder drew the worlds attention to the new wave of violence festering in northern ireland's political vacuum. a new ira bomber packs a car outside the courthouse in derry. he makes his escape. people pass by

until lyra. working life for almost half a century since i first set foot in the city in 1972. on that dreadful day that became forever known as bloody sunday. when you think about bloody sunday, there is one particular image, i think, that comes to the mind of a lot of people. it is the one with the bishop and some men were carrying jackie. and the man with the cap behind the bishop, that is my father. liam bradley. it was on that day paratroopers shot dead 13 innocent civilians taking part in a civil rights march. it was my shocking initiation into reporting for conflict in ireland. the painful legacy lives on. i think you would have to go far to find a family not touched by the troubles during this time, especially because of bloody sunday. it stretched and reached so many homes. with the fight for decades, they had innocent peoples names cleared. few families in derry‘s tight—knit catholic community remained untouched by the so—called troubles. loved ones ended up dead. fathers and sons in ja

until lyra.een part of my working life for almost half a century since i first set foot in the city in 1972. on that dreadful day that became forever known as bloody sunday. when you think about bloody sunday, there is one particular image, i think, that comes to the mind of a lot of people. it is the one with the bishop and some men were carrying jackie. and the man with the cap behind the bishop, that is my father. liam bradley. it was on that day paratroopers shot dead 13 innocent civilians taking part in a civil rights march. it was my shocking initiation into reporting for conflict in ireland. the painful legacy lives on. i think you would have to go far to find a family not touched by the troubles during this time, especially because of bloody sunday. it stretched and reached so many homes. with the fight for decades, to have innocent people's names cleared. few families in derry‘s tight—knit catholic community remained untouched by the so—called troubles. loved ones ended up dead. fathers

item 3-c is lyra business. m and h type, established in 1915, which is now one of the oldest and largest continuously operating type foundries in america. located in the presidio, lyra corporation is owned by and works in conjunction with the nonprofit grab horn institute, established in 2000, which supports the only paid apprenticeship program in book binding in the country and houses one of the largest collections of type faces and associated ornamental cuts that reaches back in the 1800's. item 3-d is rebuilding together san francisco. the business is a nonprofit organization established in 1989 to promote safe and healthy housing and community spaces by providing home repair and renovation opportunities for homeowners and community spaces. the organization was established as christmas in pr april foundation. until 2001, the organization's work consisted of one major annual event called christmas in april. hundreds of volunteers were assigned to ten to 20 homes and community spaces in san francisco. in febru

for lyra, it's type casting or letter and book binding. for home together san francisco, it's renovation project, and for zazie, it's restaurant. that concludes my presentation, and i have individuals that would like to speak on behalf of the organizations. >> president adams: okay. we're going to go right into public comment now. don't be shy. >> hi. my name is zori carr, and i am the director of the academy of ballet. and i would like to, of course, thank you for helping us maintain the legacy of the academy of ballet. you made a -- the 85-year-old janet zouzouin very happy. i'd like to thank supervisor yee and mandelman for their assistance in this designation, as well. i'd like to tell you why we did become a legacy business. after the building was viewed by the architect and chose it as a city legendary business, they told me why they chose a legacy business, and i didn't even know that it even existed. and then just because of turn of events that we had problems with the open bible church that used to be next to us -- both businesses

i'm the director of programming at lyra corporation and the grabhorn institute. we are really grateful to be considered for legacy business status, as kathleen walkup so beautifully stated. we've been around for more than 100 years in various incarnation, teaching, handbook making and practicing type casting, letter press printing and handbook binding. we're open to the public every week for tours at 3:00. it is a very unique visceral way to learn about handbook making and we're really grateful to still be around, able to share that with people. and we're grateful for your consideration, including us on the legacy business registry. we're also great toast s.f. heritage for making us aware of the possibility and for advocating to create this legacy business registry. so thank you. >> great. thank you. [applause] any more members of the public who would like to speak? come on up. >> i'll be really quick. i wanted to echo what everyone said about zazie. living in coal valley, it is really the focal point of our community and neighborhood. it's where i go with my par

taylor follows a group of women as they defy the new ira and seekjustice for the murdered journalist lyraee. the conservatives will pledge not to raise the rate of income tax, national insurance or vat when they publish their election manifesto this afternoon. borisjohnson has also said he wants to bring his brexit deal back to the commons before christmas, if the conservatives are returned to power. our political correspondent, nick eardley reports. what would he do with power? this afternoon, borisjohnson will unveil the conservative manifesto. his basic message — deliver brexit and move onto domestic priorities. he will pledge that the bill that will deliver brexit will be brought back to parliament before christmas if he wins the election. that, he says, would allow the country to move on. so what will the conservatives do on the home front? they will pledge today not to raise rates of income tax, national insurance, or vat. that'll make it harder for the government to raise money, but the tories are still pledging to spend. mrjohnson has already promised money for the health service,

taylor follows a group of women as they defy the new ira and seekjustice for the murdered journalist lyra

taylor follows a group of women as they defy the new ira and seekjustice for the murdered journalist lyraee. good afternoon. gps have voted to reduce visits to patients‘ homes, saying they "no longer have the capacity" to offer them. at a conference on friday, doctors in england supported a proposal to take the requirement to provide home visits out of their nhs contract. the health secretary, matt hancock, said the idea was a "complete non—starter". jenny kumah reports. family doctors say their workload is on the rise and this, coupled with falling gdp numbers, mean something has to give. one of the daily pressures that gp practices are under is the obligation to do home visits. what would be much better is if we had a dedicated home visiting team with people with the time to be able to do this throughout the day, rather than gps having to squeeze it in. under the proposals home visits would not be scrapped completely but delivered by a separate service. similar to the way out—of—hours care has been contracted out. sometimes a gp has to go and see someone and they might be too frail to t

the next one is the lyra corporation. this legacy business supporting the bookmaking tradition. there are two companies under there facility. the corporation is owned by and works in conjunction with the non-profit grab horn institute, which supports the only paid apprenticeship program in typecasting and book binding in the country and houses one of the world's most extensive collections of metal type faces and ornamental cuts. staff is recommending the following feature the better press functions, the paid apprenticeship program and the collection of metal type faces and ornamental cuts. the next is rebuilding together san francisco. the business is a local non-profit dedicated to promoting safe and healthy housing and community spaces for all. the organization provides home repair and renovation programs were homeowners and others. the business is located in a historic resource, pier 28. we are recommending the following features for safeguarding. promotion of safe and healthy housing and community spaces for all, a reputation as a reliable and committed community partner, th