then, as easter approaches, we go to seville, spain, where the decline of cloistered life is on full display in the city's crumbling convents. >> reporter: convents like santa inez here in seville are hidden treasures from an earlier era. small, once bustling communities, but with fewer inhabitants now, and the walls themselves decaying. >> woodruff: and, it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are here to analyze the week's news. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: north korea issued a new warning today to the united states. it came amid signs that the north might be getting ready for another nuclear

then, as easter approaches, we go to seville, spain, where the decline of cloistered life is on fullisplay in the city's crumbling convents. >> reporter: convents like santa inez here in seville are hidden treasures from an earlier era. small, once bustling communities, but with fewer inhabitants now, and the walls themselves decaying. >> woodruff: and, it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are here to analyze the week's news. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour.

i visited the city of seville in spain, which is really beautiful. was looking for relaxation after four months as a black immigrant in donald trump's america. i sort of felt like i earned it. i didn't get into stressful situations. i didn't go where everybody was angry at america, didn't fly united airlines -- ( laughter ) i thought, i'm going to be chill. i was walking around in seville, taking in the sights and sounds and turned the corner -- i'll show you the video of what happened. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( audience reacts ) yeah. now, look -- ( laughter ) you think you're shocked. every single one of my friends on instagram was, like, where are you?! get out! why are you still there?! ( laughter ) and, look, i knew this probably didn't have anything to do with the k.k.k. i thought spanish people walked around in sheets because they never knew where to navment but this was a catholic holy week tradition that goes back to 450 years and the hood represents sin, which is appropriate. ( laughter ) and then in the 1920s, the ku klux klan stole the look. ( audience rea

in 1519, it set off from seville. when it returns three years later, only 18 of the 43 crew had made it back. and the plan is, after being paraded down the times, it will be going off to places like portugal, boston, bermuda and canada. also, local residents have been encouraged to ta ke residents have been encouraged to take part as well. more than 100 young people will be working on some of these ships as crew members. a lot of them for their first time out at sea. it's going to be interesting, because a few of them did not even know that ships don't have a wife i. with me now is somebody from greenwich council. as well as taking some amazing pictures and seeing some amazing things, it is really a chance to teach people about navigational history? absolutely. we are really proud in greenwich that we have the longest river front of any london borough, a really unique history in terms of the river. and what this is about is providing opportunities to families and residents and people from across london over the weeken

when they were done they took his keys and stole his 85 cadillac seville. >> unaudible. >> reporter: investigators put out notice to patrol officers about information about his car and then by late morning, officers found it on the 3200 block of emerald. >> they immediately set up surveillance with several other officers. shortly thereafter, a couple people have been wondering around the car, one of the males got in the car with a set of keys. >> reporter: officers took that man in custody and went to emerald where they saw people coming in and out around his car. >> one of males tried to flee in the back of the house and ran into officers behind that house. >> reporter: both men are persons of interest and have not been charged. they towed cadillac and another vehicle linked to the crime, hoping to give back, what is rightfully his. also this afternoon police telling thaws they are getting search warrants for both of those vehicles as well as that house where they took in the persons of interest, looking for any of the evidence, link to the crime. we're live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eye

it looks like a lovely afternoon in spain and in portugal. 30—odd degrees in seville.. it looks good for much of southern france and northern france, a bit of cloud. 17 degrees in paris is pretty good going. then into the thicker cloud and rain across northern europe, berlin, war saw, looking wet. in helsinki we should stay dry. further east, out towards moscow, showers through the middle of the week. those merging into something wetter as we head towards thursday. stays essentially dry, but cloudy in kiev. we see cloud breaking up in athens. sunshine later in the week. on our shores, a weather front is drifting south. rainfora time weather front is drifting south. rain for a time in belfast. moving away to the south. temperatures just easing back a bit on thursday. related story concerns rex tillerson, the us secretary of state. he has arrived in moscow with plenty of work to do. america and its allies have failed to pressure russia on the issue of syria. he will take this up with surrogate lover of. i hope that what the russian government concludes is they have align

in 1519, it set off from seville.down the times, it will be going off to places like portugal, boston, bermuda and canada. also, local residents have been encouraged to ta ke residents have been encouraged to take part as well. more than 100 young people will be working on some of these ships as crew members. a lot of them for their first time out at sea. it's going to be interesting, because a few of them did not even know that ships don't have a wife i. with me now is somebody from greenwich council. as well as taking some amazing pictures and seeing some amazing things, it is really a chance to teach people about navigational history? absolutely. we are really proud in greenwich that we have the longest river front of any

you have a lot of these seville y ians out here, a lot of the men in the crowd here who have a military background who told us repeatedly, if there was a war with the united states, they would quit their jobs, put their uniforms back on and fight. this is what north korea is aing, they are underestimated by the world and put on this display to try to prove to the world that they're here to stay and move forward on the road of their choosing, even if that path is a road to nuclearization that even if many, including the united states, is a dangerous and destructive path. >> will ripply, thank you. >>> at this time of rising tensions with north korea, the vice president of the united states, mike pence, heads to south korea. he is set to leave washington shortly and travel to seoul, south korea. stops in hawaii, japan, indonesia and australia. also planned on his asian pacific tour. >>> u.s. officials say his primary goal will be, as we heard will say, to reinforce u.s. alliances in seoul, north korea, nuclear ambitions will likely be on the agenda. alexandra joins us from seoul and likel

look at that house on emerald and second car that they took when they were able to find his cadillac seville. live from police headquarters, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the search continues for three armed suspects wanted in a home invasion in north philadelphia overnight. police say men robbed three temple students in their off campus housing, on the 1800 block of buy veer street. intruders got away with cash, phones, keys, in of the residents were hurt. >>> judge in delaware says that he will rule tomorrow on whether three teenagers are at fault in the death of the classmate. three, 17 year-olds are tried as juveniles in the death of the 16 year-old amy joyner frances. she died in april 2016 after a fight in a bathroom that was caught on camera at howard high school of technology in wilmington. the defense attorneys claimed joyner frances had a rare heart condition that caused her death after the flight. >>> there are new developments in the trial of the eric frein , today jurors heard entry from his a journal he kept during the seven week manhunt for him in the poconos at on

in 1519 it set off from the port of seville.ck. this is part of the tall ships festival 2017. a0 ships from across europe gather here. the plan is that after they have paraded down the thames, they will head off to places like portugal, boston, bermuda and canada. local residents have been encouraged to take part as well. more than 100 young people will be working on some of these ships as crew members. a lot of them, the first time out at sea. it will be interesting, because a few of them did not even know that ships do not have wi—fi. with me is danny thorpe from greenwich council. as well as taking amazing pictures and seeing amazing vessels, it is a chance to teach people about navigational history? absolutely. we have the longest river front of any london borough. we are proud of our maritime history. this provides opportunities for families and residents to come down, this is the biggest event happening in london on the easter weekend. see these ships setting sail down the thames and enjoy the whole festival. you can come

on friday: we examine efforts to save the historical convents of southern spain, seville, part of our risk" series. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc capt

this was part of a fleet that left seville in 1519, 245 men left in just 18 returned.o? a hard life. they slept on the main deck, where no matter what the conditions where. they have punishment if they didn't do the right thing, like, they killed them. they ran out of water and food for pa rt they ran out of water and food for part of the journey, so it was very tough. thank you. as i mentioned, this is definitely one of the main attractions today. this is the quarterdeck. this is the whip staff, andi quarterdeck. this is the whip staff, and i can tell you now i am about to set course for lunch. we have been here all morning. i reckon there should be some good italian food if we go south west. back to you guys. enjoy your lunch! ina enjoy your lunch! in a moment, a summary of the business news, but first, the headlines on bbc news. president assad says that reports of chemical weapons attacks last week are 100% fabricated. the education secretary says she will introduce new grammar schools in england open to all families and not just a privileged in england open to all

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seville looked like a battle team.the king power i would like to ask both of you and richard. we were speaking earlier on the olly foster about the trouble, never anything we like to talk about. but it did happen last night. did either of you witness anything, kieron? yes, unfortunately, like you see, it did occur. we were at the front line, i suppose, and thankfully managed to get away. it wasn't nice. there was a lot of innocent people hit by the police by batons, cheers being thrown, so, yes, it put a bit of a dampeneron the thrown, so, yes, it put a bit of a dampener on the day but thankfully it got rectified and we carried on with our lives. from what you have seen, did you feel there were a few troublemakers there? that the police overrea cted ? troublemakers there? that the police overreacted? what was your sense? unfortunately with something like football, and english football, when you go away, it takes one or perhaps two idiots to aggravate the situation, however it did get blown way out of proportion. and th