but jim language head nelda this gives me a little push mickie to entrust the lives of say you want to their story in blood spur finding and reliable information for margaret. this is you know when you is live for not backing down protesters in sudan demand democracy now leaders of the protest movement weren't a civilian governments or they reject the military council's pledge to hold elections in two years time thousands to find a new curfew to keep up the pressure by gathering for friday prayers outside army headquarters.

horrors of war but to reap the spoils of peace the spoils just never seem to reach the words of leader micky a young journalist who was gunned down thursday night in a city that's captured her heart a few months ago she wrote. derry is such a beautiful city i fold in love with it over the past year while falling in love with a woman who hails from aids here's to better times ahead and sing good bye to bombs and bullets once and for all. all of northern ireland's main political parties have condemned the violence which led to her day this was an attack on everybody in northern ireland doesn't matter if you're a catholic or protestant british or irish this is an attack on democracy they have attacked the community they've attacked the people of they've attacked the peace process and they've attacked the good friday agreement lee remick he wrote extensively about the decades long conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles between nationalists who supported united irish republic and loyalists who want to remain part of the she was working on her second big writing about the disappearance

from across northern ireland's political divide were side by side father martin mcgill a friend of micky commended them for standing together in creating on good friday but also challenge them. why in god's name does it take the death of a twenty nine year old woman with her whole life in front of her and if there before he could finish a sentence a standing ovation erupted a clear sign of people's exasperated with the violence and odd moment for the politicians who only joined after some hesitation. mickey were shot last week by reporting on rioting and londonderry as she stood behind a police line the new ira a splinter group of the former irish republican army claimed responsibility for a death and later apologized to her family the group wants to reunify in northern ireland with the republic of ireland. the young journalist is the first to be killed on the job in the u.k. for almost twenty years now people are hoping her death will be a turning point for northern ireland. in the words of layer herself. we must change our world one pace at a time. now let's get to work. father mark mc

friends of larry mckee for her death that apology will do little to quell the anger and sadness at micky's killing friends and supporters dog symbolic bloody handprints on the sign outside the offices of the republican party syria which is accused of having links to the new ira experts believe the dissident group has about two hundred supporters they reject the good friday peace treaty which largely ended the violence in northern ireland in one thousand nine hundred eight and now that peace seems more fragile than it has for decades. and a reminder of the top a stories that we're tracking for you this hour sri lanka has begun burying the victims of the easter sunday bomb attacks which killed over three hundred twenty people so-called islamic state has now claimed responsibility for the suicide bombings which targeted churches and hotels. the washington we knew still to come. twenty years after grounding its fleet so you gondar airlines is set to take off again it's just taken delivery of two brand new regional jet liners the first of six encourage toppers talks to our correspondents in the

. >> micki, you mentioned the companies recruiting? >> this year we havels hospi retail organizations and the census bureau, they areor geari up 2020 and they are not just going door to door and knocking andg askquestions, these are going to be in-house , jobs as we and we have the board of elections, and county stat federal government agencies. we are pleased over the years we haty a varf jobs. they are not just entry level jobs, wplch p are always asking for. >> you have a variety of activities at the expo, and not just somebody coming with a resume l aking for job. >> we have resume reviewers and we keep the expo open an extra hour to meet e-on-one, which is helpful. then we have seminars, and we have linkedin seminar, and that way people can tweak theirls sk we have one on age discrimination. a lot of people are nervous about going back into the job market. they might be interviewing with somebo the agef their child or grandchild. >> that cabe very int intimidating. wpl interests, they may want to start their own industry, and they

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. >> director of director of human resources, mickie callahan. [applause]. >> and police commissioner cindy elias. [cheers and applause]. [laughter]. >> sixteen years ago, when jeff adachi was sworn in for his first term, i will never forget the words of legendary criminal defence attorney tony sarah. it went something like this. and idealist is the public defender. he was so excited about the possibilities, because only and idealist like jeff could have transformed our office into a national model, could have blazed the trail for criminal justice reform and lead the charge against racial bias in the system. jeff is looking down smiling because today, once again, and idealist is the public defender. [cheers and applause] >> mano is an idealist in the practice of law. i worked side-by-side with mano in the trenches for years, and mano cared for and treated all his clients like his own family. he did everything he possibly could for people. in his trial work, we know it is off the charts. mano developed his craft over the years. he is a believer in

facebook soaring this year after micki making a comeback from the concerns mack zuckerberg pitching ahole new vision for privacy to redefine the social company. julia boorstin was at the annual developer conference in san jose and she's with us. hi, julia. >> well, carl, mark zuckerberg says the future of facebook is private and the encrypted end to end messaging and private messaging that they're focused on now will end up being more valuable to the company in the long term than the more public forum of the news feed take a listen. >> i get that a lot of people aren't sure that we're serious about this i know that we don't exactly have the strongest reputation on privacy right now to put it lightly, but i'm committed to doing this well. >> zkerberg unveiling a redesigned facebook app featuring groups and stories from close friends and showing new tools to drive e-commerce and consumerson mess efrmgengerd directly from instagram developers on that app and they're creating the upcoming messenger redescribe and that's the centerpiece of the new focus on private messaging >> now we are w